WESTMINSTER, Md. - The Dickinson men's swimming team closed out the regular season in strong fashion on Saturday afternoon toppling the host McDaniel College Green Terror by a score of 78-16 inside of Harlow Pool in a Centennial Conference dual meet.

The Red and White began the day with a victory in the 200-yard medley as the team of Nolan Chenot, Frederico Colloca-Bianchi, Jack Engel and Samson Qu getting to the wall in 1:38.95.

Damon Buchanan had a strong swim during the 1650-yard freestyle posting an 18:10.60 for second.

Dickinson went "one-two" for the 200-yard freestyle thanks to Paul Florio (1:51.96) and Joe Apat (1:52.73).

Jace Pedicone gave the Red and White their second straight win by stopping the clock at 23.52 in the 50-yard freestyle, while Benjamin Brandt clocked in at 24.58 to nab second.

It was three wins in a row during the 200-yard individual medley as Aidan Keillor hit in 2:07.98 to beat out teammate Matthew Ferenz with a 2:14.33.

The streak hit four thanks to a win in the 100-yard butterfly by James Wright hitting the wall at 53.35, while Buchanan seized fourth (1:00.81).

Henry Lease and Florio completed another "one-two" finish for the Devils during the 100-yard freestyle with times of 51.15 and 51.64 respectively.

The Devils roll just kept on going in the 200-yard freestyle with Colloca-Bianchi hitting the wall in 2:04.50 for the win, followed by Brandt at 2:10.85.

Alexander Kanard made his first appearance of the meet count by winning the 500-yard freestyle with a 5:03.06, while Andrew Kelley clocked in at 5:03.32 for second.

Keillor claimed another individual win by posting a 1:05.10 in the 100-yard breaststroke with Apat a second off the pace at 1:06.11.

The day ended with Daulton Kendall, Justin Wong, Engel and Qu claiming victory for the 200-yard freestyle relay by stopping the timer in 1:28.00.

Next on the Pool Deck
Dickinson (8-2, 4-2 Centennial) now turns their attention to the Centennial Conference Championships which will begin on Thursday, February 20th in Lancaster, Pennsylvania at Franklin & Marshall College.