Eager to break a frustrating streak, the John Carroll men's swimming & diving team could not take down Oberlin despite first place finishes by seniors David Sved and Nick Holvey, and freshman Gabe Nock.

Four event victories could not prevent a 149-91 setback to the Yeomen.

Results

Sved gave the men's team their first victory of the day in the 200 yard freestyle with his finishing time was 1:49.95. He was also a part of the first place 200 yard freestyle relay team along with Holvey, Nock, and freshman John Scantling in the final event of the afternoon. The group finished with a time of 1:28.70.

Holvey produced a first place finish in the 100 yard freestyle with an impressive 48.00 finish.

Nock's claimed his individual win when he finished in 22.31 seconds in the 50 yard freestyle.

John Carroll head coach Mark Fino, who had spent the better part of the past decade as the head coach at Oberlin, had an extra reason for emotion after the meet.

"This is the old team I used to coach and to compete against them, for me there were a lot of emotions there and the kids responded by swimming hard and swimming with passion," said Fino. "The goal is always to get better ... We'll build off today and make adjustments."

The Streaks' record fell to 2-6 overall and 0-3 in the OAC.