Results
 
GRAND JUNCTION, Colo. – Anna Bream won the 200-IM at the 2026 RMAC Swimming & Diving Championships Wednesday night as the Colorado School of Mines men's and women's swimming & diving teams found success on day two of the five-day event.
 
Bream finished first in the women's 200-IM in a NCAA-qualifying time of 2:03.40, just fractions of a second off the program record. Brenden Cook provided a program record on the men's side after going 20.34 for sixth in the men's 50-free finals. His time capped a day that saw Jack Fulham and Dan Berke go under the previous record of 20.40. Berke went 20.38 and 20.39 to break the old record twice.
 
Prior to Bream's 200-IM and Cook's sprint, Mines still found plenty of scoring. Julie Gill and Elizabeth Powers teamed up for 35 combined points in the women's 1,000-free. Lucas Hoke raced to silver in the men's 1,000-free while Jackson Steider finished fourth, Vladislav Kazakin was fifth and Nathan Moss was sixth for a total of 44 team points. Joseph Lev-Tov, Jake Sherman, and Cameron MacMillan added to that total during the morning session.
 
Other scorers in the women's 200-IM included Mikaela Kahn, Michelle Murphy, and Ava Burger. The men's 200-IM reaped points off Angelone Fausto Lopez, Evan Angeline, and Joe Hutchinson. The sprints brought scoring from Cameryn Schmidt, Jennifer Pierson, Kaya Flaherty, Jordan Tierney, Kylie VanderMeer, and Emi Jedryka on the women's side. Cook, Jack Fulham, Berke, and Jakson Winn joined the fun on the men's side. Finally, the diving events saw Bruno Albertoni just 20 points shy of the program record in the 1-meter, 11-dive event after scoring over 490 points in an exhibition.
 
The final event of the day was the 200-medley relay. Mary Flikkema, Cameryn Schmidt, Kaya Flaherty, and Jordan Tierney raced to bronze for Mines as part of the top women's relay. Jakson Winn, Joe Hutchinson, Dan Berke, and Jack Fulham claimed silver for the Oredigger men.
 
Mines rolls into day three of the conference meet on Thursday. Action starts at 10 a.m.
 
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