
Four More Podium Finishes on Day Three in Texas
2/27/2026 8:53:00 PM | Men's Swimming and Diving, Women's Swim
PHARR, TX --- The third of four days at the MPSF Championship saw the Lancers finish with four more podium finishes. CBU enters the final day of competition with a dozen spots on the podium, as the Lancers look to keep the momentum going on the final day tomorrow.
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CBU's dive team has been a staple on the podium this week, and Friday was no different. Mario Del Valle, who has a first and a second-place finish, added his second gold performance of the week with his 411.2 points in the platform.
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John Angelovic joined Del Valle on the podium with 341.5 points and a third-place finish.
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Another consistent name on the podium this week has been Benjamin Madson. After podium finishes in two relay events, Madson placed third individually in the 100-yard backstroke with a time of 47.15.
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Emily Drossel also placed third, this time in the 100-yard butterfly, with a time of 54.14. It's Drossel's second podium finish of the week.
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CBU's other highlight came in the 100-yard butterfly as Tyler Mansheim broke the school record in the prelims, then returned to break his record again in the finals. Mansheim's new record time is 46.66.
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The competition wraps up tomorrow from the campus of UTRGV. Fans can tune in live on the GOLS Network.
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CBU's dive team has been a staple on the podium this week, and Friday was no different. Mario Del Valle, who has a first and a second-place finish, added his second gold performance of the week with his 411.2 points in the platform.
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John Angelovic joined Del Valle on the podium with 341.5 points and a third-place finish.
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Another consistent name on the podium this week has been Benjamin Madson. After podium finishes in two relay events, Madson placed third individually in the 100-yard backstroke with a time of 47.15.
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Emily Drossel also placed third, this time in the 100-yard butterfly, with a time of 54.14. It's Drossel's second podium finish of the week.
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CBU's other highlight came in the 100-yard butterfly as Tyler Mansheim broke the school record in the prelims, then returned to break his record again in the finals. Mansheim's new record time is 46.66.
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The competition wraps up tomorrow from the campus of UTRGV. Fans can tune in live on the GOLS Network.
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