RIVERSIDE – California Baptist University erupted and set two pool and three meet records in its final dual and home event of the season on Saturday against UC San Diego. The Lancers also logged three new top-10 times in program history.

Jacob Leahy had a hand in both pool and all three meet records for the Lancers on Saturday. He set meet records in the 100 free and 100 back on respective times of 44.84 and 49-seconds flat, with the latter being a pool best, as well.

The Lancers' 400-free relay team of Leahy, Sean Foster, Colton Babcock and Josh Walters also won in a meet and pool record 2:58.97.

Evan Honer's debut season of dominance continued, as he won both boards, with a score of 298.80 on 1-meter and 281.63 on 3-meter. Zane Freeman finished top-three on both boards, too, taking second on 3-meter (277.95) and third on 1-meter (247.20).
 

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The Tritons, who are ranked fifth in all of NCAA Division II, won the dual on a score of 154-141. CBU ends its dual season with a 3-5 record, and will next compete at the Air Force Diving Invitational next Friday and Saturday before heading into the Western Athletic Conference Championships (Feb. 26-29). 

CBU's highest scoring event of the day came when it swept first through third in the 200 butterfly, thanks to Adityastha Wratsangka (1:50.14), David Miller (1:50.24) and senior Quinn Birtles (1:50.68).

Babcock and Foster also teamed up for four top-three finishes between them in breaststroke events. Babcock set new top-10 times for the Lancers, with his win in the 200 breast in 2:00.96 and runner-up finish in the 100 (56.01). Foster took second in the 200 (2:02.44) and third in the 100 (56.43).
 

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Josh Walters added another individual win for CBU in the 100 butterfly (48.52) and also took second in the 50 free (20.40). Christian Meyer cracked the Lancers' top-10 in the 1000 free when he took second place in 9:35.33.  

The Lancers also got third-place swims from Kyle White in the 100 free (45.78), Matthew Niculae in the 200 free (1:39.82) and Trevor Van Law in the 200 back (1:52.23).

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