The No. 13 Texas A&M men’s swimming & diving team picked up a pair of wins, defeating No. 6 Texas and No. 23 Georgia Tech Friday evening. A&M upset Texas 143-119 and topped Georgia Tech 189-111.<\/p>\n
The Aggies started the meet off hot winning the 400 medley relay using the squad of Baylor Nelson, Logan Brown, Connor Foote<\/strong> and Collin Fuchs<\/strong> with a time of 3:08.45.<\/p>\n Nelson continued to chip off time, placing first the 200 free (1:33.97), 200 back (1:42.34) and 400 IM (3:46.13). Foote registered season bests in both the 50 free with the time of 19.92 and the 100 fly 46.01 for two first-place finishes.<\/p>\n Texas A&M dominated in the breaststroke as Alex Sanchez<\/strong> touched the wall first in both the 100 breast (52.86) and the 200 breast (1:54.76), while Brown was right behind him, placing third in in both events.<\/p>\n The Longhorns were led by freshman Will Modglin<\/strong> who swam away with two event wins in 100 free (43.69) and the 100 back (45.77).<\/p>\n Sam Artmann<\/strong> paced the 200 fly with his time of 1:45.15. Coby Carrozza<\/strong> won the 500 free with a time of 4:18.81<\/p>\n Women’s meet<\/strong><\/p>\n Texas defeated the Aggies, 148-114, and the Yellow Jackets, 186.5 \u2013 74.5 at Texas A&M for its third and fourth dual meet win of the season.<\/p>\n The Longhorns were led by Anna Elendt<\/strong>, who swept both breast events with a winning time of 58.20 in the 100 breast and 2:08.38 in the 200 breast, and Erica Sullivan<\/strong> who swept the distance free events with a time of 9:31.77 in the 1000 free \u2013 The No. 2 performance in Texas history \u2013 and the 500 free at 4:42.91.<\/p>\n Kelly Pash<\/strong> later went on to claim the 200 fly with her time of 1:53.60 and Campbell Stoll finished third at 1:56.61.<\/p>\n