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Kevyn Collazo Torres bronze medal, Atlantic 10 Championships Day Three recap photo
Junior Kevyn Collazo Torres earned a bronze medal in the 400-IM on Friday at the Atlantic 10 Championships.

Men's Swimming and Diving Earns Bronze Medals, Sets Program Records At Atlantic 10 Championships

2/20/2026 11:09:00 PM

By: Owen Albright, Athletics Communications Graduate Assistant
HAMPTON, Va. – The St. Bonaventure men's swimming and diving team benefited from an overall strong performance on Friday at the Atlantic 10 Championships highlighted by bronze medals from both junior Kevyn Collazo Torres and the 400-medley relay team.
 
The Bonnies sit in third place with 351.5 points after the third day of competition. George Washington leads the team standings with 535.33 points followed by George Mason with 410.16 points. Trailing SBU are La Salle (317), Davidson (274), Fordham (239) and Saint Louis (229).
 
Collazo Torres earned his bronze medal in the 400-IM as he registered a time of 3:53.27 in the championship final. He qualified for that opportunity with a mark of 3:53.04 in the prelims. He was followed by sophomore Connor Peck in the prelims (4:02.50), who qualified for the consolation final where he took the top spot (3:55.93).
 
Sophomores Grant Chapa and Mark Mizsei, senior Mark Polos and freshman Emanuele Zingaro combined for the other SBU bronze medal as they collectively clocked in at 3:14.16 in the 400-medley relay.
 
Mizsei added to his successful day with a program record during a 100-fly slate which was packed with Bonnies swimmers. The sophomore set the new Bonaventure record in the prelims (46.65) which he improved upon with a fourth-place finish in the championship final (46.49), beating out the previous record of 47.44 set by Alexander Behr in 2023. The Budapest, Hungary native missed the podium in the finals by just seven-tenths of a second.
 
Finishing behind Mizsei in the 100-fly championship final were freshman David Mutter in sixth place (47.72) and junior Joseph Pyon in a tie for seventh-place (48.06). The two qualified with preliminary times of 47.64 and 47.93, respectively. Of the 16 swimmers who advanced following the event's prelims, a whopping five of them registered the same exact time as Pyon in the finals.
 
Adding to SBU's control of the 100-fly heats were freshman Willyan Haruo Matana and senior Henry Wilkes. Haruo Matana posted marks of 48.74 in the prelims and 48.86 in the consolation final, where he took seventh place. Wilkes found the eighth spot in the finals (49.00) after clocking in at 48.76 in the prelims to qualify.
 
Senior diver Ben O'Neill narrowly missed the podium in the 3-meter dive after scoring 330.35 points in the championship final to take fourth-place. He was ranked third after the prelims, where he scored 321.25 points, and was separated from a bronze medal in the finals by just 2.7 points.
 
Freshman Brady Huettl and Quinn Borchers qualified for the 3-meter dive consolation finals with preliminary scores of 273.30 and 155.15 points respectively. Huetll followed up with 300.10 points to take first place in the group while Borchers slotted in at seventh place with 151.00 points.
 
The Bonnies claimed three of the 16 qualifying spots after the 100-back prelims as Chapa (48.38), Wilkes (49.03) and senior Luigi Termine (48.91) all made the cut. Chapa finished sixth in the championship final (48.43) while Termine placed fourth (49.08) and Wilkes placed fifth (49.30) in the consolation final.
 
Polos notched a preliminary time of 54.84 in the 100-breast where he was trailed by freshman Marcos Bravo, who clocked in at 55.07. Polos touched the wall eighth in the championship final (55.12) while Bravo finished sixth in the consolation final (55.33).
 
The final remaining Bonnie to qualify after preliminaries was junior Johnny Edwards, who registered a time of 1:39.22 in the 200-free. He improved to a mark of 1:38.96 in the consolation final to take third place in that race.
 
BONNIES RESULTS
100-fly:
4. Mark Mizsei – 46.65 (prelims), 46.49 (finals)
6. David Mutter – 47.64 (prelims), 47.72 (finals)
T-7. Joseph Pyon – 47.93 (prelims), 48.06 (finals)
15. Willyan Haruo Matana – 48.74 (prelims), 48.86 (finals)
16. Henry Wilkes – 48.76 (prelims), 49.00 (finals)
19. Luigi Termine – 49.07 (prelims)
21. Carlos Hidalgo – 49.31 (prelims)
 
400-IM:
3. Kevyn Collazo Torres – 3:53.04 (prelims), 3:54.27 (finals)
9. Connor Peck – 4:02.52 (prelims), 3:55.93 (finals)
18. Will Foggin – 4:04.88 (prelims)
19. Boray Goren – 4:05.32 (prelims)
 
200-free:
11. Johnny Edwards – 1:39.22 (prelims), 1:38.96 (finals)
17. Emanuele Zingaro – 1:39.90 (prelims)
32. Matheus Rinaldi – 1:46.51 (prelims)
X. Aleksandras Aleinikovas – 1:40.51 (prelims)
X. Mark Cattron – 1:40.95 (prelims)
 
100-breast:
8. Mark Polos – 54.84 (prelims), 55.12 (finals)
14. Marcos Bravo – 55.07 (prelims), 55.53 (finals)
X. Paul Wissel – 57.63 (prelims)
X. Blaise Sadowski – 59.19 (prelims)
 
100-back:
6. Grant Chapa – 48.38 (prelims), 48.43 (finals)
12. Luigi Termine – 49.91 (prelims), 49.08 (finals)
13. Henry Wilkes – 49.03 (prelims), 49.30 (finals)
 
3-meter dive:
4. Ben O'Neill – 321.25 (prelims), 330.35 (finals)
10. Brady Huetll – 273.30 (prelims), 300.10 (finals)
15. Quinn Borchers – 155.15 (prelims), 151.00 (finals)
 
400-medley relay:
3. Grant Chapa, Mark Polos, Mark Mizsei, Emanuele Zingaro – 3:14.16 (finals)
 
TEAM STANDINGS
  1. George Washington – 535.33
  2. George Mason – 410.16
  3. St. Bonaventure – 251.5
  4. La Salle – 317
  5. Davidson – 274
  6. Fordham – 239
  7. Saint Louis – 229

UP NEXT
The Bonnies wrap things up at the Atlantic 10 Championships tomorrow for the meet's final day of competition. The first scheduled event is the 200-back prelims beginning at 10:00 a.m. with live coverage located on ESPN+ throughout the day.
 
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