FAIRFIELD, Conn. – The Fairfield University swimming and diving teams put together a sweep against Providence College this afternoon at the RecPlex pool. The women's team outscored the Friars by a 212-85 count while the men's team posted a 228-68 victory against the visitors. Freshman Jack Behm highlighted the afternoon by setting the pool record in the 200 back with a time of 2:07.42.

Fairfield won 26 events in the dual meet with nine student-athletes garnering two individual wins in the event. Lilliam Tonole picked up wins in both diving events, netting 222.45 points in the 1-meter and 232.20 points in the 3-meter. Andrew Cataldo did the same for the Stags, registering 240.00 points in the 1-meter and 285.45 points in the 3-meter to sweep the afternoon.

  Erin Hoyland secured a double win in the 800 free (9:20.78) and the 400 IM (5:09.39) as did Joseph Stewart in the 800 free (8:39.07) and the 100 free (52.10). Sofia Smerechniak collected the top times in the 200 free (2:09.93) and the 400 free (4:35.54), while Tim Regan won both of those events on the men's side by clocking in at 1:53.15 for the 200 free and 4:07.78 for the 400 free.

Erini Pappas, who won three events last week at Bryant, continued her winning ways with first-place swims in the 100 back (1:05.09) and the 200 back (2:21.06). Olivia Thompson rounded out the double winner by touching the wall first in both the 50 free (27.30) and 1:00.45).

In the relays, the Stags won all four events with the women scoring first place points in the 200 medley relay (1:58.24) and the men recording the best time in the race at 1:46.00. The teams had equal success in the 400 free relay with the women posting a time of 4:02.11 and the men completing the distance in 3:30.84.

The Fairfield University swimming and diving teams will continue the dual meet portion of their schedules by hosting Monmouth University next Saturday beginning at noon. After that meet, the Stags will return to the road for their only tri-meet of the campaign, traveling to Marist College for the afternoon along with St. Bonaventure University.
 
Individual First Place Finishes
Lillian Tonole – 1 meter dive (222.45); 3 meter dive (232.20)
Andrew Cataldo – 1 meter dive (240.00); 3 meter dive (285.45)
Erin Hoyland – 800 free (9:20.78); 400 IM (5:09.39)
Joseph Stewart – 800 free (8:39.07); 100 free (52.10)
Sofia Smerechniak – 200 free (2:09.93); 400 free (4:35.54)
Tim Regan – 200 free (1:53.15); 400 free (4:07.78)
Erini Pappas – 100 back (1:05.09); 200 back (2:21.06)
Oliver McLaughlin – 100 back (57.92)
Tone Sandsjoe – 100 breast (1:11.93)
Colin Ko – 100 breast (1:06.12)
Ed Hunt – 200 fly (2:07.93); 400 IM (4:35.07)
Olivia Thompson – 50 free (27.30); 100 free (1:00.45)
Alex Sirkowa – 50 free (24.23)
Jack Behm – 200 back (2:07.42)
Alison Sposili – 200 breast (2:39.40)
Jeffrey Vlass – 200 breast (2:27.32)
Chris Dauser – 100 fly (58.20)