Bears Beat Tigers at Home

Greencastle, Ind.- The DePauw men's swim team lost to the WashU Bears 209-53 at home in Erdmann Natatorium.

The Tigers opened the dual against the Bears with a third-place finish in the 200-yard medley relay with Seth Fagen, Patrick Unterreiner, Kellen Bachler, and James Shorney (1:39.45).

Earning DePauw's sole first-place finish was Shorney, who swam the 100-yard free in 47.23. Unterreiner was second on the team in earning points for the afternoons dual against the Bears, finishing second in the 100-yard breaststroke (1:01.75) and third in the 200-yard breaststroke (2:16.32).

Rounding out the individual top-three finishers was Fagen, who took third in the 100-yard butterfly with a time of 53.66.

In its final event of the afternoon, the Tigers finished in third after the team of Alex Rodgers, Brock Kinnamon, Robbie Sheffield, and Shorney swam the 200-yard free relay in 1:28.33.

DePauw's next meet is in Chicago, where the Tigers face the University of Chicago Maroons on Saturday, January 29.

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Players Mentioned

Kellen Bachler: Senior; I loved the campus, the reputation, and I wanted to swim for a smaller school

Seth Fagen: Senior; It is a nationally recognized college. It is a private college. I am able to continue swimming.

Brock Kinnamon: Freshman; They just felt the most like a family to me. I felt like I belonged and that I would excel there

Alex Rodgers: Senior

Robbie Sheffield: Sophomore; The incredibly welcoming and open environment was a huge factor in choosing DePauw. The opportunities provided by the school really stood out to me in my search and the opportunity to join the swim team solidified my decision.

James Shorney: Freshman; Because I loved the small school feel and I have a lot of legacy that went to DePauw.

Patrick Unterreiner: Junior

Players Mentioned

Kellen Bachler
: Senior; I loved the campus, the reputation, and I wanted to swim for a smaller school

Seth Fagen
: Senior; It is a nationally recognized college. It is a private college. I am able to continue swimming.

Brock Kinnamon
: Freshman; They just felt the most like a family to me. I felt like I belonged and that I would excel there

Alex Rodgers
: Senior

Robbie Sheffield
: Sophomore; The incredibly welcoming and open environment was a huge factor in choosing DePauw. The opportunities provided by the school really stood out to me in my search and the opportunity to join the swim team solidified my decision.

James Shorney
: Freshman; Because I loved the small school feel and I have a lot of legacy that went to DePauw.

Patrick Unterreiner
: Junior