University of Delaware Athletics

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10/24/2026 7:18:00 PM | Men's Swimming & Diving
MORGANTOWN, W.Va. – University of Delaware men's swimming & diving completed its meet against West Virginia and Cincinnati on Saturday.
Grady Redding set the program record in the 200-fly at 1:44.85, surpassing a time set in 2024.
RESULTS
The day started out with the 400-medley relay, where the Fightin' Blue Hens took third. Kade Snyder, Ken White, Redding, and Hamza Elmarakby finished with a time of 3:13.28.
Christian Wester placed fourth in the 200-back at 1:47.28, setting a season-best time.
Elmarakby finished fourth in the 100-free at 44.22, notching the freshman record. The previous record was set in 2022 and was broken by 0.77 seconds.
Redding won the 200-fly, dropping 1.96 seconds on his personal best, surpassing his own freshman record set at Towson last month. The program record was broken by 0.39 seconds.
Closing the meet, UD competed in the 200-free relay, with Elmarakby, Redding, Riccardo Stocchetti, and Brady Robidas placing third at 1:20.76.
UP NEXT
The Blue Hens' return home to Rawstrom Natatorium to compete in a scrimmage against the University of Pennsylvania on October 31 at noon.
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Grady Redding set the program record in the 200-fly at 1:44.85, surpassing a time set in 2024.
RESULTS
The day started out with the 400-medley relay, where the Fightin' Blue Hens took third. Kade Snyder, Ken White, Redding, and Hamza Elmarakby finished with a time of 3:13.28.
Christian Wester placed fourth in the 200-back at 1:47.28, setting a season-best time.
Elmarakby finished fourth in the 100-free at 44.22, notching the freshman record. The previous record was set in 2022 and was broken by 0.77 seconds.
Redding won the 200-fly, dropping 1.96 seconds on his personal best, surpassing his own freshman record set at Towson last month. The program record was broken by 0.39 seconds.
Closing the meet, UD competed in the 200-free relay, with Elmarakby, Redding, Riccardo Stocchetti, and Brady Robidas placing third at 1:20.76.
UP NEXT
The Blue Hens' return home to Rawstrom Natatorium to compete in a scrimmage against the University of Pennsylvania on October 31 at noon.
FOLLOW ON SOCIAL
For the latest on Delaware men's and women's swimming & diving, follow the Fightin' Blue Hens on X, Instagram, and like on Facebook.
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