
11/4/2026 10:06:00 PM | Swimming and Diving
DALLAS – The TCU men's swimming and diving program came up short against 24th-ranked SMU on Wednesday night at Robson and Lindley Aquatics Center.
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Throughout the competition, a total of X Horned Frogs won their event, highlighted by Deacon Gutshall's win in the 1000 free and Grant Chapa's first-place result in the 200 fly.
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At the conclusion of the meet, SMU held a 202-92 lead over TCU.
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In the first individual event of the day, Gutshall got his win in the 1000 free, touching the wall in 9:11.38.
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Next, Braedon Ando secured third in the 200 free, clocking a 1:39.08.
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The 200 fly saw Chapa's win (1:48.35) and two more Frogs on the podium, as Yochanan Meza (1:48.73) and Isaac Carr (1:49.61) came in second and third.
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On 3-meter Bryn James came in second, tallying a total of 336.38 points.
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 Denys Mialkovskyi earned a third-place result in the 200 back, posting an effort of 1:49.58.
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Nigel Forbes (48.34) and Lincoln Hoffman (48.60) touched the wall in second and third in the 100 fly.
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On 1-meter, James earned another second-place finish (248.78) while Elliott Dillon placed third (246.45).
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To close out the individual events, Carr (4:03.20) and Meza (4:06.19) earned another pair of top-three finishers, this time in the 400 IM.
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UP NEXT
The TCU diving squad will head to Austin for the Texas Diving Invite, which runs from November 12-14.
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Throughout the competition, a total of X Horned Frogs won their event, highlighted by Deacon Gutshall's win in the 1000 free and Grant Chapa's first-place result in the 200 fly.
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At the conclusion of the meet, SMU held a 202-92 lead over TCU.
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In the first individual event of the day, Gutshall got his win in the 1000 free, touching the wall in 9:11.38.
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Next, Braedon Ando secured third in the 200 free, clocking a 1:39.08.
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The 200 fly saw Chapa's win (1:48.35) and two more Frogs on the podium, as Yochanan Meza (1:48.73) and Isaac Carr (1:49.61) came in second and third.
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On 3-meter Bryn James came in second, tallying a total of 336.38 points.
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 Denys Mialkovskyi earned a third-place result in the 200 back, posting an effort of 1:49.58.
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Nigel Forbes (48.34) and Lincoln Hoffman (48.60) touched the wall in second and third in the 100 fly.
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On 1-meter, James earned another second-place finish (248.78) while Elliott Dillon placed third (246.45).
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To close out the individual events, Carr (4:03.20) and Meza (4:06.19) earned another pair of top-three finishers, this time in the 400 IM.
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UP NEXT
The TCU diving squad will head to Austin for the Texas Diving Invite, which runs from November 12-14.
Players Mentioned
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