Army West Point Athletics
Army West Point
Florida State
Swimming & Diving Completes Weekend at Georgia Tech Dual Meet Tournament
October 19, 2025 | Men's Swimming and Diving, Women's Swimming and Diving
ATLANTA, Ga. – Army West Point swimming & diving headed south to Georgia to compete in Georgia Tech's inaugural Dual Meet Tournament at the McAuley Aquatic Center over the weekend. Army faced off with Florida State, Geogia Tech, and George Washington for their three duals, falling 231-547, 331-455, and 388-398 respectively to finish eighth overall at the tournament.
Wave One: Army 231, Florida State 547
The Black Knights first faced off with the Seminoles Friday morning. Between Army's men's and women's team, the Black Knights collected 24 top-three finishes including four first place finishes.
Johnny Crush, Angie McKane, Kohen Rankin, and Molly Webber earned wins for Army in their respective individual events. Crush claimed his first-place finish in the men's 200 back with a 1:42.64. McKane followed with a 52.10 in the women's 100 fly to win the race, set a new program record, and clear the NCAA standard for the event.
Kohen Rankin earned first place in the men's 100 breast with a time of 52.99 before Molly Webber touched the wall first in the women's 200 free with a time of 1:46.79.
Wave Two: Army 331, Georgia Tech 455
Army put on a strong showing against tournament host Georgia Tech with 23 top-three finishes and nine first-place finishes in their second dual of the weekend. The men's 200 free relay team of Johnny Crush, Kohen Rankin, Ben Vorthmann, and Thomas Hadji kicked things off with a first-place finish from a time of 1:18.27.
Crush earned an individual first place finish in the men's 100 back with a 47.79 before Syndey Braeger notched the first first-place finish of the dual for the women with a 1:59.07 in the women's 200 fly. Catriona Gilmore joined Braeger with a first-place finish in the women's 200 breast (2:13.48) a few short minutes later.
Plebe Hadley Futch earned first place on the women's three-meter board with a final score of 142.65. Molly Webber then flexed her dominance in the women's 500 free with a first-place finish on a 4:51.78 to finish just over six seconds ahead of her nearest competitor.
Joey Kling claimed a first-place finish against Georgia Tech with a time of 1:47.50 in the men's 200 IM before the quartet of Zac Leith, Kohen Rankin, Daniel Verdolaga, and Thomas Hadji secured first place in the men's 400 medley relay (3:11.56) to round out Army's second dual of the weekend.
Wave Three: Army 388, George Washington 398
The Black Knights concluded their weekend with a tightly contested dual against George Washington that came down to a ten-point differential between the two.
Army tallied 30 top-three finishes against George Washington with 12 wins against the Revolutionaries. The Black Knights claimed wins in both the women's and men's 400 free relays with a 3:22.79 from Grace Wagner, Angie McKane, Kira MacMullan, and Molly Webber and a 2:57.74 from Ramon Jiang, Thomas Hadji, Joey Kling, and Ben Vorthmann.
Army won both the women's and men's 100 back iterations as well with strong showings from Jenna Hart (55.47) and Johnny Crush (46.05). Sydney Braeger earned first place in the women's 200 fly (2:00.15) as well.
Catriona Gilmore and Kalvin Hahn swept the first-place finishes in the 200 breast for Army as well with times of 2:16.01 and 1:57.65 respectively. The 50 free first place finishes went to Arm as well as Angie McKane clocked a 23.02 and Ben Vorthmann posted a 20.20 and Kohen Rankin claimed first place in the men's 200 IM on a 1:50.11 to round out the individual events.
The Black Knights swept the 200 medley relay first place finishes with a 1:42.10 from McKane, Gilmore, Braeger, and Molly Webber and a 1:26.99 from Crush, Rankin, Verdolaga, and Hadji.
FULL ARMY VS. FSU RESULTS
FULL ARMY VS. GEORGIA TECH RESULTS
FULL ARMY VS. GEORGE WASHINGTON RESULTS
Army Top Finishers vs. FSU
Women's 200 Free Relay: Mescher, Lester, O'Shaughnessy, Chun (1:38.35) – 3rd
Men's 200 Free Relay: Vorthmann, Wang, Barrieault, Peterson (1:22.36) – 3rd
Women's 200 Back: Layne Peterson (2:00.14) – 2nd
Women's 200 Back: Kira MacMullan (2:01.16) – 3rd
Men's 200 Back: Johnny Crush (1:42.64) – 1st
Men's 200 Back: Joey Kling (1:45.91) – 3rd
Women's 100 Fly: Angie McKane (52.10) – 1st (Program Record & Below NCAA Standard)
Women's 100 Fly: Sydney Braeger (53.22) – 2nd
Men's 100 Fly: Daniel Verdolaga (47.38) – 3rd
Women's 100 Breast: Catriona Gilmore (1:02.03) – 2nd
Men's 100 Breast: Kohen Rankin (52.99) – 1st
Women's 200 Free: Molly Webber (1:46.79) – 1st
Men's 100 Free: Thomas Hadji (1:37.02) – 2nd
Women's 3-meter Diving: Marianne Orr (126.40) – 3rd
Men's 3-meter Diving: Jack McDaniel (145.70) – 2nd
Women's 500 Free: Amelia Lester (5:01.97) – 3rd
Men's 500 Free: Max Peterson (4:31.49) – 3rd
Women's 50 Free: Angie McKane (22.99) – 2nd
Men's 50 Free: Johnny Crush (19.69) – 2nd
Women's 200 IM: Catriona Gilmore (2:04.49) – 3rd
Women's 1-meter Diving: Hadley Futch (136.85) – 3rd
Men's 1-meter Diving – Jack McDaniel (117.35) – 3rd
Women's 400 Medley Relay: Peterson, Graybill, M. Webber, Braeger (3:46.55) – 3rd
Men's 400 Medley Relay: Leith, Kling, Jordan, Jiang (3:14.99) – 2nd
Army Top Finishers vs. Georgia Tech
Men's 200 Free Relay: Crush, Rankin, Vorthmann, Hadji (1:18.27) – 1st
Men's 200 Free Relay: Wang, Jordan, Jiang, Owen (1:21.96) – 3rd
Women's 100 Back: Jenna Hart (55.50) – 3rd
Men's 100 Back: Johnny Crush (47.79) – 1st
Men's 100 Back: Zac Leith (48.81) – 3rd
Women's 200 Fly: Sydney Braeger (1:59.07) – 1st
Women's 200 Breast: Catriona Gilmore (2:13.48) – 1st
Men's 200 Breast: Kalvin Hahn (1:57.13) – 2nd
Men's 200 Breast: Kohen Rankin (1:59.08) – 3rd
Women's 100 Free: Molly Webber (50.01) – 3rd
Men's 100 Free: Thomas Hadji (43.32) – 2nd
Women's 3-meter Diving: Hadley Futch (142.65) – 1st
Men's 3-meter Diving: Jack McDaniel (130.60) – 3rd
Women's 500 Free: Molly Webber (4:51.78) – 1st
Women's 500 Free: Bridget O'Shaughnessy (5:03.74) – 3rd
Men's 50 Free: Johnny Crush (19.79) – 1st
Men's 50 Free: Ben Vorthmann (20.12) – 3rd
Women's 200 IM: Angie McKane (2:02.28) – 2nd
Men's 200 IM: Joey Kling (1:47.50) – 1st
Women's 1-meter Diving: Hadley Futch (132.15) – 2nd
Men's 1-meter Diving: Lucas Mowry (114.50) – 3rd
Women's 400 Medley Relay: Peterson, Gilmore, Braeger, M. Webber (3:44.08) – 2nd
Men's 400 Medley Relay: Leith, Rankin, Verdolaga, Hadji (3:11.56) – 1st
Army Top Finishers vs. George Washington
Women's 400 Free Relay: Wagner, McKane, MacMullan, M. Webber (3:22.79) – 1st
Men's 400 Free Relay: Jiang, Hadji, Kling, Vorthmann (2:57.74) – 1st
Women's 100 Back: Jenna Hart (55.47) – 1st
Men's 100 Back: Johnny Crush (46.05) – 1st
Women's 200 Fly: Sydney Braeger (2:00.15) – 1st
Women's 200 Fly: Amelia Lester (2:03.73) – 2nd
Men's 200 Fly: Daniel Verdolaga (1:51.46) – 3rd
Women's 200 Breast: Catriona Gilmore (2:16.01) – 1st
Men's 200 Breast: Kalvin Hahn (1:57.65) – 1st
Men's 200 Breast: Kohen Rankin (1:59.00) – 2nd
Women's 100 Free: Grace Wagner (51.49) – 2nd
Men's 100 Free: Johnny Crush (44.28) – 2nd
Women's 3-meter Diving: Hadley Futch (131.60) – 2nd
Women's 3-meter Diving: Marianne Orr: (116.20) – 3rd
Men's 3-meter Diving: Jack McDaniel (127.60) – 3rd
Women's 500 Free: Molly Webber (4:48.12) – 2nd
Men's 500 Free: Brice Barrieault (4:34.65) – 2nd
Women's 50 Free: Angie McKane (23.02) – 1st
Women's 50 Free: Grace Wagner (23.96) – 3rd
Men's 50 Free: Ben Vorthmann (20.20) – 1st
Men's 50 Free: Thomas Hadji (20.22) – 2nd
Women's 200 IM: Catriona Gilmore (2:03.65) – 2nd
Women's 200 IM: Sydney Braeger (2:04.29) – 3rd
Men's 200 IM: Kohen Rankin (1:50.11) – 1st
Women's 1-meter Diving: Marianne Orr (122.00) – 2nd
Women's 1-meter Diving: Hadley Futch (121.60) – 3rd
Men's 1-meter Diving: Jack McDaniel (125.10) – 3rd
Women's 200 Medley Relay: McKane, Gilmore, Braeger, M. Webber (1:42.10) – 1st
Women's 200 Medley Relay: Hart, Graybill, C. Webber, Mescher (1:44.55) – 3rd
Men's 200 Medley Relay: Crush, Rankin, Verdolaga, Hadji (1:26.99) – 1st
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