GENEVA, Ohio- The Marist men's swim and dive team had a record-breaking night filled with medals on the second day of the 2025 MAAC Championships.
James Conable earned gold in the 200-yard IM, breaking the Marist school record and the MAAC record.
Adam Zaremba earned bronze in the 500-yard freestyle for the Red Foxes, showing a dominant display in the back half of the race.
The Red Foxes improved to second place on day two of the MAAC Championships with 129 points. The Red Foxes trail Niagara by 13 points heading into the third day of competition.
- "We had several lifetime bests to start off the evening session. The momentum carried everyone going into the 200 IM with James (Conable) throwing down a new lifetime best, which was also a MAAC and school record. The old adage "If you have a lane, you have a chance" played as we moved up some places in the 50 free. Our 200 free relay was just off the school record, so it was a great way to end the evening. Tomorrow is a strong day for us, but as we've seen so far, this MAAC meet is anyones race."
Head Coach, Anthony Randall
- The Red Foxes had 11 finalists on day two of the 2025 MAAC Championships.
- Adam Zaremba led the Red Foxes in the first event of the night, the 500-yard freestyle. Zaremba swam his way to a bronze medal with a time of 2:28.13.
- Jack LaBianca placed seventh in the A-final with a time of 4:30.53.
- Oscar Bjering placed eighth in the A-final with a time of 4:30.93.
- In the second event of the evening, the Red Foxes had two A-finalists in the 200-yard IM.
- James Conable had a record-breaking performance in the swim, leading to a gold medal. Conable swam his way to history with a time of 1:46.42, breaking the Marist school record and setting a new MAAC record.
- Caden Hardy rounded out the A-finalists with seventh-place performance. Hardy swam to an impressive time of 1:49.68, earning 12 points for the Red Foxes.
- The Red Foxes had three B-finalists in the 50-yard freestyle.
- Mason DeLisio led the Red Foxes with a ninth overall (first-place B-finals) with an outstanding time of 20.37.
- In the final race of the evening, the Red Foxes 200-yard freestyle relay team placed sixth overall. The team of Adrian Bankowski, Mason DeLisio, Dane Dillenback, and Matthew McManus swam to an impressive time of 1:22.25, earning the Red Foxes 26 points.
- Day Three of MAAC Championships for the Red Foxes.
- Preliminary races begin at 10 a.m. and finals at 6 p.m.
