WASHINGTON – The Georgetown University swimming & diving team competed in a tri-meet on Saturday, swimming against both Towson and James Madison at Towson's Burdick Pool in Baltimore, Maryland. In dual meet scoring, the GU men fell to Towson, 172-126, while the Hoya women fell to the Tigers, 199-100, and to James Madison, 211-89.
 
On the men's side, sophomore Drew Carbone (Chelmsford, Mass. / Central Catholic) continued his hot start to the season, sweeping both backstroke events. He won the 100-yard race in 50.85 seconds, touching the wall first by just a half second. He also took the top spot in the 200 backstroke in 1:51.51, beating his Towson opponent by more than a full second.
 
Freshman Michael Wheeler (Lafayette, Calif. / Campolindo) won the 1,000-yard freestyle, and then came in second behind classmate Brett Sherman (Carmel, Ind. / Carmel) in the 500 freestyle. Freshman Carlson Temple (San Diego, Calif. / Patrick Henry) claimed Georgetown's fifth individual victory with a win in the 200-yard breaststroke.
 
Ryan Blom (Hershey, Pa. / Milton Hershey) added a victory in the 3-meter dive, accumulating a score of 239.45 to win by just four points.
 
Junior Cristina Barrett (Chatham, N.J. / Chatham) picked up the GU women's only individual win, touching the wall first in the 1,000-yard freestyle.
 
The Hoyas will be off until Saturday, Nov. 3 when it hosts BIG EAST rival Villanova in a dual meet at Albert G. McCarthy Pool. The meet will begin at 1 p.m.
 
Georgetown's Top-5 Finishes
Men
200-yard medley relay
3. Henry Hollinshead, Nathaniel Goldfarb, Emmanuel Emovon, Seth Maslowski – 1:36.15
5. Jack Calderwood, Matthew Szilagyi, Jack Lynch, Jacob Kohlhoff – 1:37.31
 
1,000-yard freestyle
1. Michael Wheeler – 9:39.37
5. Matthew Braviak – 10:05.19
 
200-yard freestyle
2. Brett Sherman – 1:42.21
4. Jacob Kohlhoff – 1:44.16
 
100-yard backstroke
1. Drew Carbone – 50.85
4. Henry Hollinshead – 53.60
5. Jack Calderwood – 54.15
 
100-yard breaststroke
2. Nathaniel Goldfarb – 58.92
3. Matthew Szilagyi – 59.70
5. Arthur Wang – 1:00.31
 
200-yard butterfly
4. Jack Lynch – 1:56.94
5. Michael Wheeler – 1:56.95
 
50-yard freestyle
3. Seth Maslowski – 21.88
4. Sean Devlin – 21.95
5. Emmanuel Emovon – 22.17
 
1-meter diving
2. Ryan Blom – 232.15
3. Matthew Werner – 215.90
4. Griffin Edmonds – 207.60
 
100-yard freestyle
3. Jacob Kohlhoff – 47.38
4. Sean Devlin – 48.14
 
200-yard backstroke
1. Drew Carbone – 1:51.51
3. Henry Hollinshead – 1:56.70
5. James Simone – 2:08.40
 
200-yard breaststroke
1. Carlson Temple – 2:08.10
3. Matthew Szilagyi – 2:12.20
5. Nathaniel Goldfarb – 2:13.26
 
500-yard freestyle
1. Brett Sherman – 4:41.80
2. Michael Wheeler – 4:42.59
 
100-yard butterfly
5. Emmanuel Emovon – 53.13
 
3-meter diving
1. Ryan Blom – 239.45
3. Griffin Edmonds – 231.00
4. Matthew Werner – 221.95
 
200-yard IM
2. Drew Carbone – 1:56.71
 
400-yard freestyle relay
2. Jack Calderwood, Drew Carbone, Brett Sherman, Jacob Kohlhoff – 3:10.84
4. Seth Maslowski, Jack Reichert, Michael Wheeler, Sean Devlin – 3:16.25
 
Women
200-yard medley relay
3. Grace Chen, Alexandra Rieker, Lauren Henasey, Belinda Donohoe – 1:46.75
 
1,000-yard freestyle
1. Christina Barrett – 10:19.87
 
100-yard backstroke
2. Grace Chen – 57.65
 
200-yard butterfly
2. Lauren Henasey – 2:08.48
3. Gabriella Meringolo – 2:09.85
 
50-yard freestyle
2. Belinda Donohoe – 24.18
 
1-meter diving
2. Riley Fujioka – 249.50
3. Elizabeth Miller – 247.40
 
100-yard freestyle
4. Belinda Donohoe – 52.79
 
200-yard backstroke
5. Evie Mauzé – 2:08.18
 
200-yard breaststroke
5. Alexandra Rieker – 2:29.53
 
500-yard freestyle
3. Christina Barrett – 5:07.40
 
100-yard butterfly
5. Lauren Henasey – 58.37
 
3-meter diving
5. Riley Fujioka – 249.75
 
200-yard IM
4. Laine Morgan – 2:10.30
5. Phoebe Slaughter – 2:10.57
 
400-yard freestyle relay
5. Lillian Clisham, Grace Sun, Lauren Rutledge, Belinda Donohoe – 3:41.97