Men's Swim & Dive Hosts First Home Meet Against Denver
10/14/2026 2:45:00 PM | Men's Swimming and Diving
U.S. AIR FORCE ACADEMY, Colo., - Air Force men's swimming and diving (0-1) looks to host Denver on Friday October 16 at 5 p.m. MT for their first meet of the season at Cadet Natatorium.
MEDIA
Live Stream – MW+
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Live Results – MeetMobile
BASE ACCESS
Access procedures at the U.S. Air Force Academy continue to affect athletic events. While the installation remains open, anyone without a DoD ID card must obtain a visitor pass to enter the base at this link.
EVENT SCHEDULE
Friday, October 16 – 5 p.m. MT
400 Medley Relay
1000 Free
200 Free
100 Back
100 Breast
200 Fly
50 Free
100 Free
200 Back
200 Breast
500 Free
100 Fly
200 IM
200 Free Relay
LAST TIME OUT
On Saturday October 10, the Falcons fell to Wyoming 179-122 in Laramie. In their first Mountain West matchup, Air Force tallied five wins and were led by Tanner Wilson as the high point who took first in the 100 breast (55.00) and 200 breast (1:59.62) while also earning two second-place finishes. Divers Brady Nichol and Oscar Preas picked up one win apiece while Joe Christ took first in the 200 free (46.24).
TOP TEN CONFERENCE TIMES
Brandon Cho, So.
A LOOK AT DENVER
Denver has only competed at the Front Range Invite where they finished last out of three teams, including the Falcons, where they had two event winners. The Pioneers have posted six top-ten Mountain Pacific Sports Federation times.
MEDIA
Live Stream – MW+
Watch Air Force Athletics on the new MW+. To become a subscriber, click HERE.
Live Results – MeetMobile
BASE ACCESS
Access procedures at the U.S. Air Force Academy continue to affect athletic events. While the installation remains open, anyone without a DoD ID card must obtain a visitor pass to enter the base at this link.
EVENT SCHEDULE
Friday, October 16 – 5 p.m. MT
400 Medley Relay
1000 Free
200 Free
100 Back
100 Breast
200 Fly
50 Free
100 Free
200 Back
200 Breast
500 Free
100 Fly
200 IM
200 Free Relay
LAST TIME OUT
On Saturday October 10, the Falcons fell to Wyoming 179-122 in Laramie. In their first Mountain West matchup, Air Force tallied five wins and were led by Tanner Wilson as the high point who took first in the 100 breast (55.00) and 200 breast (1:59.62) while also earning two second-place finishes. Divers Brady Nichol and Oscar Preas picked up one win apiece while Joe Christ took first in the 200 free (46.24).
TOP TEN CONFERENCE TIMES
Brandon Cho, So.
- 100 breast: 56.78 (9th in MW)
- 200 breast: 2:00.88 (3rd in MW | CSCAA B)
- 400 IM: 4:07.55 (8th in MW | CSCAA B)
- 200 free: 1:42.23 (10th in MW)
- 50 back: 23.41 (9th in MW | CSCAA B)
- 100 back: 50.57 (9th in MW | CSCAA B)
- 400 IM: 4:09.17 (9th in MW | CSCAA B)
- 50 free: 20.63 (7th in MW)
- 100 free: 45.28 (8th in MW)
- 200 back: 1:55.22 (10th in MW)
- 200 back: 1:51.58 (7th in MW | CSCAA B)
- 500 free: 4:39.87 (10th in MW)
- 1650 free: 16:36.30 (9th in MW)
- 400 IM: 4:10.77 (10th in MW)
- 1000 free: 9:48.64 (9th in MW)
- 1650 free: 16:24.97 (7th in MW)
- 1-meter: 315.30 (1st in MW | NCAA Zone)
- 3-meter: 337.43 (2nd in MW | NCAA Zone)
- Platform: 310.00 (1st in MW | NCAA Zone)
- 50 breast: 26.67 (10th in MW)
- 100 breast: 57.14 (10th in MW)
- 1-meter: 297.38 (3rd in MW)
- 3-meter: 342.60 (1st in MW | NCAA Zone)
- Platform: 290.45 (3rd in MW)
- 1-meter: 254.90 (8th in MW)
- 3-meter: 263.85 (8th in MW)
- Platform: 174.50 (7th in MW)
- 1-meter: 293.48 (4th in MW)
- 3-meter: 294.30 (5th in MW)
- Platform: 278.00 (4th in MW)
- 1-meter: 285.00 (5th in MW)
- 3-meter: 265.58 (7th in MW)
- Platform: 291.95 (2nd in MW)
- 1-meter: 250.35 (9th in MW)
- 3-meter: 282.15 (6th in MW)
- 50 breast: 26.32 (8th in MW)
- 100 breast: 55.00 (3rd in MW | CSCAA B)
- 200 breast: 1:59.92 (1st in MW | CSCAA B)
- 200 IM: 1:53.11 (8th in MW)
- 500 free: 4:34.04 (5th in MW)
- 1000 free: 9:36.36 (5th in MW)
- 1650 free: 16:06.54 (5th in MW)
- 400 IM: 4:05.67 (6th in MW | CSCAA B)
A LOOK AT DENVER
Denver has only competed at the Front Range Invite where they finished last out of three teams, including the Falcons, where they had two event winners. The Pioneers have posted six top-ten Mountain Pacific Sports Federation times.
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