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10/26/2026 3:00:00 PM | Men's Swimming & Diving
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. - University of Delaware men's swimming & diving's Grady Redding won men's swimmer of the week the conference announced Monday.Â
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Redding, a freshman, had a standout meet at West Virginia in Delaware's tri meet against the Mountaineers and Cincinnati.Â
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He competed in seven events, recording a program record in the 200-fly at 1:44.85. The 200-fly time is the fastest in that swim in 2026-27 by an ASUN men's swimmer by 2.39 seconds and the fastest since Danny Kovac of SMU set the conference record in 2024.Â
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The Delaware native also set the program's freshman record in the 100-fly at 47.12, while finishing second, his time in the 100-fly holds as the fastest in the conference this season. In the 400-free relay, he led off with a 44.47, setting the Blue Hen freshman record.Â
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Redding set personal bests in the 50-fly (22.06), 100-fly (47.12), 200-fly (1:44.85), and 100-free (44.47). He recorded a first-place finish in the 200-fly, two second-place results in the 100-fly and 200-medley relay, and two third-place finishes in the 200-free relay and 400-medley relay, finishing in the top two in both of his individual events.Â
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He now ranks as the #2 men's swimmer in the ASUN behind his teammate, Kade Snyder.
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UP NEXT
The Blue Hens return home to take on Penn in a scrimmage at noon on Saturday, October 31 at Rawstrom Natatorium.
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Redding, a freshman, had a standout meet at West Virginia in Delaware's tri meet against the Mountaineers and Cincinnati.Â
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He competed in seven events, recording a program record in the 200-fly at 1:44.85. The 200-fly time is the fastest in that swim in 2026-27 by an ASUN men's swimmer by 2.39 seconds and the fastest since Danny Kovac of SMU set the conference record in 2024.Â
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The Delaware native also set the program's freshman record in the 100-fly at 47.12, while finishing second, his time in the 100-fly holds as the fastest in the conference this season. In the 400-free relay, he led off with a 44.47, setting the Blue Hen freshman record.Â
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Redding set personal bests in the 50-fly (22.06), 100-fly (47.12), 200-fly (1:44.85), and 100-free (44.47). He recorded a first-place finish in the 200-fly, two second-place results in the 100-fly and 200-medley relay, and two third-place finishes in the 200-free relay and 400-medley relay, finishing in the top two in both of his individual events.Â
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He now ranks as the #2 men's swimmer in the ASUN behind his teammate, Kade Snyder.
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UP NEXT
The Blue Hens return home to take on Penn in a scrimmage at noon on Saturday, October 31 at Rawstrom Natatorium.
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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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