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Lehigh Swimming & Diving Concludes Patriot League Championships with Record Performances

The Mountain Hawks finish sixth in both the men's and women's competitions, highlighted by record-breaking swims from multiple athletes.

Deppe’s Record Breaking Meet Guides Lehigh to Sixth in Patriot League Championships

The Mountain Hawks finish sixth in both the men's and women's competitions, highlighted by record-breaking swims from multiple athletes.

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The Lehigh University men's swimming and diving team concluded the 2026 Patriot League Championships with a sixth-place finish, accumulating 560 points over four days of competition at the United States Naval Academy. Notably, junior swimmer Ryan Deppe broke two program records during the meet, contributing significantly to the team's performance. Teammate Zach Kisker also had a standout showing, setting new records that propelled the Mountain Hawks through the championship rounds. On the final day, Lehigh's efforts secured a solid sixth-place finish, affirming their competitive standing within the conference.

The women's team mirrored the men's performance, finishing sixth overall with a total of 634 points. A highlight of their championship run was a silver medal earned in the relay events, marking a significant achievement for the program. The women showcased their strength throughout the meet, with a record-setting performance on day three that included the team's first medal at the Patriot League Championships. Despite entering the final day in seventh place, the Mountain Hawks rallied to secure their sixth-place finish, underscoring their resilience and teamwork throughout the competition.

Lehigh swimming and diving now shifts focus to individual competitions and preparations for the upcoming NCAA championships, where the athletes will aim to continue their record-breaking momentum.

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