Frostburg State University Men’s Swimming Team defeated Davis & Elkins, 107-98, on Oct. 17, 2026, in Frostburg, Maryland, during Homecoming Weekend. The victory marked Frostburg State’s home opening meet and improved the team to 2-1 on the season. The meet was tied at 94-94 entering the 200m freestyle relay.
Frostburg State Takes First Two Spots in Medley Relay
Frostburg State University Men’s Swimming Team opened the meet by taking first and second in the 200m medley relay. Sean Filipovits, Kai Funaro, Dylan King and Tory Reynolds won in 1:45.50, while Jack McCullough, Rodney Harris, Santi Villiers and Sawyer Wright finished second in 1:58.65.
Bliss Hays won the 800m freestyle in 8:58.78, finishing more than 20 seconds ahead of the closest competitor. Bradin Norris placed third in 9:35.88.
Hays, Funaro and King Win Individual Events
Kai Funaro won the 50m freestyle in 23.69, and Glen Newell placed second in 25.02. Dylan King added a victory in the 100m butterfly in 57.37, while Sean Filipovits won the 100m backstroke in 57.96 and Jack McCullough placed third in 1:05.50.
Hays also won the 400m freestyle in 4:26.90, with Norris finishing second in 4:29.02. Tory Reynolds placed third in the 100m breaststroke in 1:12.01.
Relay Victory Seals Frostburg State Win
With the meet tied at 94-94, Dylan King, Glen Newell, Tory Reynolds and Kai Funaro won the 200m freestyle relay in 1:37.07. That result secured the 107-98 victory for Frostburg State University Men’s Swimming Team.
Sean Filipovits, Bradin Norris, RJ Kelly and Tyler Gibson finished the other Frostburg State relay in 1:47.31. Frostburg State set several program records during the meet, including both relay squads, Funaro in the 50m freestyle, King in the 100m butterfly and Filipovits in the 50m and 100m backstroke.
Frostburg State Men’s Swimming Team Heads to Fairmont State
Frostburg State will travel to Fairmont State on Friday, Oct. 23, 2026, for a 5 p.m. meet. Davis & Elkins began its competition season with an 0-1 record.
Maryland Sports Blog Take
Frostburg State University Men’s Swimming Team answered a 94-94 tie by winning the final relay and securing its home opening meet. Hays posted two individual victories, while Funaro, King and Filipovits contributed to relay wins and individual event victories.
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