Worcester, Mass. - It was a historic weekend for both the Adelphi University men's and women's swimming and diving programs, as they raced to their best finishes since joining the league in the 2009-10 season at the 2024 Northeast-10 Conference Championship meet. 

Led by first year Ryan Kakimseit, the men's team earned a record 590.5 points to place third overall at the event. The women, who saw two podiums from sophomore Emily Munayirji, earned 317 points en route to a sixth place finish. 

In total, the men earned 11 individual medals, trumping last year's total of four and saw four different relay teams post medal-winning performances. The women had plenty of point earners and time drops alongside Munayirji's placements and the 200 freestyle relay set a program record in the specialty. 

The lone representative for the Panthers in the diving pool was Melaney Arevalo. After a prelim finish of seventh place, she moved up one spot and placed sixth in the finals of the one-meter event.

Podium Finishes:
Ryan Kakimseit - 100 backstroke - 1st (new Adelphi and NE10 record)
Ryan Kakimseit - 100 butterfly - 1st
Ryan Kakimseit - 200 backstroke - 1st
Cooper Rivers - 400 IM - 1st
Cooper Rivers - 200 IM - 1st (Adelphi record)
Cooper Rivers - 200 Freestyle - 2nd (NCAA B Cut qualifying time)
Connor Singer - 100 breaststroke - 1st
Connor Singer - 200 breaststroke - 1st 
Jake Chee-A-Tow - 200 butterfly - 1st
Jake Chee-A-Tow - 100 butterfly - 2nd
Eric Slavin - 100 backstroke - 3rd
Emily Munayirji - 200 backstroke - 2nd
Emily Munayirji - 100 backstroke - 3rd
Cooper Rivers, Tim Kanaley, Timothy Yeung, Jake Chee-A-Tow - Men's 800 Freestyle Relay - 3rd
Ryan Kakimseit, Connor Singer, Jake Chee-A-Tow, Eric Slavin - Men's 400 Medley Relay - 1st
Cooper Rivers, Ryan Kakimseit, Jake Chee-A-Tow, Eric Slavin - Men's 400 Freestyle Relay - 1st
Ryan Kakimseit, Connor Singer, Eric Slavin, Cooper Rivers - Men's 200 Medley Relay. - 1st