The Colorado College men's swimming and diving team remained undefeated to start the season after defeating SCAC foe Southwestern University on Friday evening, 158-66. Three different Tigers collected multiple first-place finishes and CC won 10 of the 12 events. 
 
Jack Hussin finished first three times including a victory in the 100-yard freestyle for the second meet in a row. The Pennsylvania native out-touched the field with a time of 47.41. He followed it up with another win the 200-yard freestyle with a time of 1:48.91. 
 
Hussin combined with Caleb Peimann, Collin Ralston and Tomas Gonzalez for a win in the 400-yard medley relay (3:37.20). CC's B and C relay finished third and fourth in the same event. 

After the medley relay, Ralston collected two more wins in the 200-yard IM (2:01.35) and 200-yard breaststroke (2:15.27). In the IM, Collin led a CC pack that claimed four of the top five places. Kole Peterson came in second in the 200 breast, following Ralston with a time of 2:21.83.
 
Sophomore Edmund Davis continues to impress this season after a victory in the 1,000-yard freestyle. Southwestern took two of the top three spots but Davis claimed first with a 10:18.12 finish. He also placed second in the 200-yard butterfly after Tomas Gozalez earned the victory with a top time of 2:02.37. 
 
Gonzalez has continued to be the top fly swimmer for the Tigers after wins in the 200 and 100 against Trinity to open up the season. On Friday, the South Dakota native got won the 200 fly and also claimed second in the 200 free. 
 
Wyatt Wellehan earned another victory on the boards after finishing first in the three-meter event with a score of 309.55. Aidan Richter came in second after racking up 291.45 points. Richter did snag the top spot in the one-meter event with a score of 309.10. Wellehan came in second in the same event after dishing out 303.50 points. Brian D'Alessadro claimed third place in the three-meter to round out the podium for CC. 
 
"This meet started off with great momentum for us, and that definitely carried us through the meet. After winning both diving events and both medley relays, we had the confidence we needed to step forward," head coach Anne Goodman James said. "Tomas Gonzalez has truly been a difference maker as a freshman. I was really proud of the swimmers for the risks we took in making some technical changes that really paid off."

James' daughter, Sarah, is an assistant coach for Southwestern and the two were reunited after the Pirates traveled up from Georgetown, Texas. 
 
The Tigers will be back at it against Southwestern on Saturday inside Schlessman Natatorium at 11 a.m.