Results

GOLDEN, Colo. - The historic return of Oredigger diving and Ava LaBrose's new pool record in the 200-freestyle highlighted Colorado School of Mines' Friday dual with Colorado College.

Mines won both sides of the meet as the men beat the Tigers 138-107, and the women 159-81. 

Bruno Albertoni became the first Oredigger diver in competition in more than a decade, and he did so in record-breaking fashion winning both the 1-meter and 3-meter competitions. Albertoni put together a 3-meter series of 275.85 to start the meet, then scored a program-record 320.40 on his six 1-meter dives to win that event as well. His debut in the 1-meter broke former national champion Rick Williamson's six-dive score of 317.20 set in 1980. 

Meanwhile, LaBrose broke another national champion's record as she won the 200-yard free in 1:53.62, slipping under Mia Wood's natatorium record of 1:53.96 set in 2019-20. 

Women's event wins included Anna Bream in the 400-IM in 4:32.75, and Mikaela Khan took the 200-fly in 2:05.87, while Jennifer Pierson touched first in the 100-free in 52.13. Mary Flikkema was first in the 200-back in 2:08.02 after Julie Gill won the women's 1,000-free in 10:41.48, and Jordan Tierney was a double winner as her 59.13 won the 100-IM by more than two seconds, and she took the 100-breaststroke in 1:04.37.

For the men, Joseph Lev-Tov took the 1,000-free in 10:17.52, Mattie Oberley was first in the 200-fly (2:02.12), Vlad Kazakin won the 100-free by nearly two seconds in 46.70, and Fausto Angelone Lopez out-touched a CC swimmer in a close 100-IM finish at 53.64.

The women's 400-medley relay won in 3:50.61, and the Orediggers capped off the night with wins in the 200-free relay with the men timing 1:24.29 and the women 1:36.93.

Mines turns around to host Colorado Mesa in a men's meet Saturday morning, with diving set for 10 a.m. and swimming at 1 p.m.