Drexel University Athletics
Drexel University
Seton Hall
11/7/2026 7:34:00 PM | Men's Swimming & Diving
South Orange, N.J. –The Drexel men's swimming and diving team earned a narrow victory on the road against Seton Hall. The Dragons move to 2-0 on the season after dominating La Salle in their home opener.
The Dragons finished the met with 9 victories. Matas Cinga finished in first place in all four events he competed in, including the 200 free, 100 free, the 100 fly, and was a member of Drexel's 400 freestyle relay, swimming the last leg. Bart Loter placed in all three races he competed in, finishing in first in the 200 breaststrokes. Petar Pavalic took home gold in both the 200 and 100 backstrokes. Mark Eszes and Roko Krpina both earned gold for the Dragons.
First place
200 Free – Matas Cinga – 1:36.80
100 Back – Petar Pavalic – 48.85
100 Breast – Mark Eszes – 55.11
100 Free – Matas Cinga – 44.58
200 Back – Petar Pavalic – 1:45.97
200 Breast – Bart Loter – 2:04.08
500 Free – Roko Krpina – 4:30.78
100 Fly – Matas Cinga – 48.71
400 Free Relay – Mark Eszes, Colton Wade, Petar Pavalic, Matas Cinga – 2:59.25
Second Place
3m Dive – Joshua Gratton – 257.40
400 Medley – Dimi Gkelis, Bart Loter, Max Warkentin, Declan Egger – 3:19.08
200 Free – Richard Pucek – 1:39.55
100 Back – Dimi Gkelis – 49.57
200 Fly – Roko Krpina – 1:49.29
50 Free – Mark Eszes – 20.76
100 Free – Colton Wade – 46.18
200 IM – Roko Krpina – 1:52.84
Third Place
3m Dive – Simon Huth – 252.50
1000 Free – Kaan Akdag – 9:37.61
100 Breast – Bart Loter – 55.88
50 Free – Declan Egger – 21.01
200 Breast – Mark Eszes – 2:04.80
400 Free relay – Max Warkentin, Dimi Gkelis, Justin Sere, Reds Rullis – 3:05.82
