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Geneva, OH -- For the third consecutive day, defending champion Howard exited Spire Academy atop the standings.

Now, with just one day remaining, the Bison are on the brink of claiming a second consecutive NEC Men’s Swimming and Diving championship.

Howard finished day three with 611 points, building its lead to 93 points in the process. Wagner remained in second with 518 points. Le Moyne (500) and LIU (399) both held still at third and fourth respectively.

Howard started the evening with a statement sweep of the 100 fly podium places. Mason Green defended his title won and won his second gold medal at the meet with a 47.40 result. Taj Benton (48.31) and Ayrton Moncur (48.84) placed second and third, respectively. Howard had two more podium performances on the night. Solomon Goins earned a bronze medal in the 400 IM with a final time of 4:04.45, while Mark Brown registered a third place effort as well with a 54.88 mark in the 100 breast. The most exciting race of the men's side came in the 400 medley relay. Sitting in fourth at the halfway mark, the duo of Benton and Green rallied Howard to a gold medal finish by just .05 over Wagner.

Lucas Clay had perhaps the most impressive individual performance of the day on the men's side. After tying the 100 breast meet record (53.63) in the preliminaries, the sophomore broke that record with a 53.58 showing. His effort gave Le Moyne its second gold medal of the meet. Owen Daniels added to the Dolphins' hardware tally with a bronze medal finish, clocking in at 50.07 in the 100 back. 

LIU impressed in the 200 free, sweeping all three podium places. Mario Rodriguez Poulsen was the victor at 1:37.87. Leandre Renault and Emilio Garcia followed him at 1:38.29 and 1:38.43, respectively. Martin Beitveit added another gold medal for the Sharks in the 100 back, finishing with a final time of 49.83. Polat Tasbasi also medaled, grabbing silver in the 100 breast with a 53.69 effort. LIU won a bronze medal in the 400 medley relay as well.

Wagner owned the 400 IM, with both the gold and silver medals going to the Green and White. Florian Schumich was the winner at 3:58.02, followed by Russell Gavino, who swam a 4:00.68. Senan Noonan added another silver to Wagner's collection, placing second in the 100 back with a 49.87 mark. The Seahawks collected one more silver medal in the 400 medley relay.

The NEC Men's Swimming and Diving Championships will resume on Friday morning at 10:00 am and conclude later that night. The events for tomorrow include the 1650 freestyle, 200 backstroke, 100 freestyle, 200 breaststroke and 200 butterfly. Finals begin at 6:00 pm and will add one relay event, the 400-yard freestyle relay to conclude the competition.
 
Men's Team Standings - Day 3