Men's Swimming & Diving's Namakonov and Snyder Set Program Records; in Second After Day Two of Bucknell Invitational

Saturday, November 22

Lewisburg, PA

10 AM / 6 PM

University of Delaware

Bucknell Invitational

Photo by: Noah Barraclough

Men's Swimming & Diving's Namakonov and Snyder Set Program Records; in Second After Day Two of Bucknell Invitational

11/22/2025 9:34:00 PM | Men's Swimming & Diving

LEWISBURG, Pa. – University of Delaware men's swimming & diving is in second place after the second day at the Bucknell Invitational with 743 points and one day of competition remaining at the midseason invite.

In his preliminary 100-breast race, Matvei Namakonov swam to a 51:47 time, breaking the Kinney Natatorium record; he tied that mark again in the finals, placing first in both races.

Kade Snyder grabbed his first-career program record in the 100-fly at 46.51.

RESULTS
In the first race of the night on the men's side, the Fightin' Blue Hens captured the victory in the 200-medley relay. Snyder, Namakonov, Manuel Osorio, and Addison Collins finished at 1:25.09, placing fifth in team history.

Dylan Smolders grabbed the tenth-fastest time in program history in the 400-IM, placing sixth in the finals at 3:56.38.

Manuel Osorio placed fourth in the 100-fly at 48.01. He also earned a third-place finish in the 100-breast at 54.34.

Brian Wilbur recorded a sixth-place finish in the 100-breast, finishing with a time of 54.77.

Addison Collins placed second in the 200-free preliminary race, at 1:36.74, good for fourth in program history. He upped that time by .59 seconds in the finals to stay in the same position all-time and finished second in the finals as well.

Snyder won his second individual race of the day in the 100-back, finishing at 47.39, winning by almost a full second margin. Kaloyan Levterov placed third at 48.66, while James Haney grabbed sixth place at 49.27.

Cody Lonsberry, Haney, Brady Robidas, and Collins finished fifth in the 800-free relay with a time of 6:39.37, good for 10th in team history.

UP NEXT
The third and final day of the event, starts at 10 a.m. tomorrow, with the finals starting at 5 p.m.

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