The Ithaca Men's Swimming and Diving team celebrated major achievements after the NCAA Championships, with head coach Mike Blakely-Armitage and his staff earning Liberty League Coaching Staff of the Year honors. Matthew Mitros was named Liberty League Swimmer of the Year, contributing significantly to the Bombers' first-ever Liberty League title. Ithaca dominated the championships, amassing 1,722 points and winning multiple individual titles and relay events.

By the Numbers
  • Ithaca finished with 1,722 points, leading RIT by 96.5 points.
  • Mitros won three individual titles, including the 50-yard freestyle with a time of 19.92 seconds.
State of Play
  • Ithaca's success marks their first championship win in program history.
  • The Bombers achieved six individual victories and three relay wins during the NCAA Championships.
What's Next

Looking ahead, the Bombers aim to build on their historic season performance as they prepare for upcoming NCAA competitions. Mitros's qualifications could pave the way for more accolades and recognition at the national level.

Bottom Line

Ithaca's groundbreaking achievement underscores the program's evolution and sets a high bar for future seasons, marking a turning point in their competitive stature.