BALTIMORE — University of Maryland, Baltimore County Swimming and Diving earned two diving titles at the Thomas Murphy Invitational on Sunday, Oct. 25, with Ember Stennett and Anders Logas named Divers of the Meet. Stennett won the 1-meter event with an NCAA Zone cut score of 265.30, while Logas captured the 3-meter event with a score of 311.35.
Both the men’s and women’s programs finished third overall in the competition. The University of Maryland, Baltimore County also recorded podium finishes in diving, swimming and relay events.
University of Maryland, Baltimore County divers sweep top results
Logas led the men’s 3-meter event with his winning score of 311.35. Andy Vines placed second with 296.20, and Grant Moore finished third with 289.15.
Stennett’s 265.30 in the 1-meter event met the NCAA Zone cut standard. Stella Ranieri and Katya Peresunko also finished on the podium in the women’s 1-meter event with Stennett.
Swimming and relay teams add podium finishes
Matthew So won the men’s 100 freestyle in 44.03, while Braden Weise tied for third in 44.66. So and Weise joined Tyler Kay and Felipe Taveira Lira to place second in the men’s 400 freestyle relay in 2:58.59.
The women’s 400 freestyle relay team of Ashley Gutshall, Erma Duratovic, Eunice Cheung and Claire Oettinger placed third in 3:25.82. Ula Parrill finished third in the women’s 100 breaststroke in 2:20.07, followed by Daphné Melis in 2:20.95 and Lea Kaiser in 2:21.61.
Next meet for University of Maryland, Baltimore County Swimming and Diving
University of Maryland, Baltimore County will have the following weekend off before hosting Mount St. Mary’s in a swimming-only meet. The meet is scheduled for Saturday, Nov. 7, 2026, at 1 p.m.
Read the official University of Maryland, Baltimore County recap for the complete results.
Maryland Sports Blog Take
University of Maryland, Baltimore County Swimming and Diving received its top individual performances from Stennett and Logas, who each won a diving event and earned Diver of the Meet honors. The program also added swimming and relay podium finishes as both the men’s and women’s teams placed third overall.
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