NEW HAVEN, Conn. – Propelled by more stellar diving performances, the Pace University men's and women's swimming and diving teams enjoyed their best day of the NE10 Championships on Saturday.

Men's Recap (207 Points, 4^th Place)
In similar circumstances to opening night on Thursday, it was another 2-3 finish for divers, Sean Rorke (Smithtown, N.Y./Hauppauge) and Patrick Dwyer (Tomkins Cove, N.Y./North Rockland), that led the way for the Blue and Gold.

Dwyer took home the bronze medal in the three-meter with a mark of 444.45 while Rorke nabbed his second silver of the weekend with a score of 456.50.

Sophomore Tyler Besnoff (Lititz, Pa./Manheim Township) served as Pace's top swimmer on the night with a fifth-place effort in the 400-IM. The Pennsylvania native tallied a time of 4:17.14.

Senior Samuel Gibson (Nassau, Bahamas/Saint Andrew's) and freshman Robert Gehman (Reinholds, Pa./Cocalico Senior) also put together top-10 finishes. Gibson posted ninth in the 100-fly (52.46) while Gehman placed 10th in the 100-breast (1:00.17).

Women's Recap (239 Points, 6^th Place)
Another near-medal from graduate student Annabel Keppel-Palmer (Kent, England/Maidstone Grammar School) highlighted the night on the women's side. The England native came in fourth in the 100-back, touching the wall just 0.39 seconds behind the third-place finisher.

Sophomore Rose Clark (Acworth, Ga./Harrison)e put together a pair of terrific efforts for Pace. The Georgia native tallied a 10^th-place finish in the 400-IM (4:56.98) prior to being 11^th in the 100-breast (1:10.25).

Also in the 100-breast, it was senior Kalin Tang (Miramar Beach, Fla./Fort Walton Beach) posting a 12^th-place performance in a time of 1:10.33.

The Setters boasted another pair of top-10 finishes on Saturday. Senior Katherine Devaney (Tuckahoe, N.Y./Eastchester) placed eighth in the 100-fly, while sophomore Taiis Sanchez-Messado (Ossining, N.Y./Saint Vincent Ferter) touched the wall fifth in the 100-breast (1:09.12).

Up Next
The Setters will conclude the NE10 Championships tomorrow at Southern Connecticut State University.