A total of 745.5 points from last year's meet return to the Golden Rams' lineup. In addition to the returning seven individual champions, newcomers Paul Demesy (Saint Ulrich, France) and Kolos Nagy (Szazhalombatta, Hungary) are the top seed in a pair of events each.
1 seed in their particular event into the championships this week. West Chester also won three of the five relays and return at least three of the four swimmers on all five relays.įive Golden Rams carry the No. Seven event champions from last year return to the Golden Rams' lineup led by fifth-year seniors Logan Brockway (York, Pa./Dallastown) and Collin Pettit (Havertown, Pa./Haverford). West Chester has brought home the conference crown every year since 1998 – minus the 2021 meet. West Chester's men are the defending conference champions and have won 24 straight PSAC titles, not counting 2021 when the Golden Rams did not enter the conference meet due to COVID-19 concerns. for Wednesday-Friday evening sessions, and will open at 3:30 p.m. For morning sessions, doors open at 8:30 a.m. There will be eight sessions once again for the 2023 PSAC Swimming Championships. Live results are linked here and live video is available on the PSAC Sports Digital Network. Live coverage will be available on the and Twitter accounts for live updates. No complimentary tickets will be available. There will be free admission for students from member institutions with a valid I.D. Student session passes are $2, and a student all-session ticket will be $15. Adult all-session passes will be sold for $45. Adult morning sessions ticket prices are $5. Tickets for the championships are available by clicking here.
Story Links YORK, PA – West Chester University sets its sights on a conference-best 35th conference title when the 2023 Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (PSAC) Men's Swimming Championships get under way Wednesday morning from the Graham Aquatics Center in York, Pa.
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