Hampton, VA - The La Salle swimming and diving teams will race in the Atlantic 10 championship meet this week from Wednesday through Saturday with the race set to start at 12:30 pm Wednesday. The meet will be streamed on ESPN+.
 
Last Time Out
 
The Explorers last swam on Saturday, Janaury 31 against Monmouth in West Long Branch, NJ. Both teams were victorious in the dual meet. Seniors Felix Jedbratt and Tori Fenn each won two individual events, in addition to also being part of a winning relay squad.

La Salle In The Atlantic 10 Championship Meet
 
The men's team has finished in the top-three in the A-10 eight times, most recently done in three straight seasons from 2015-16 to 2017-18. In last year's meet, the men's team finished in 5th place out of 8 teams, whereas the women were 8th place out of 11 teams. 
 
Flying Felix
 
Jedbratt will begin his quest to get back at the top of the leaderboard in multiple individual events after last year's exceptional performance. In the previous edition of the conference championships, he won the 50-yd free and the 100-yd fly, setting program records in each and a new conference record in the former event. He also got second in the 100-free, and qualified to race in each of these three at the NCAA Championships last March.
 
Vic "Tori" ous
 
Fenn has been incredible in the short sprints and relay events, having won at least two events in five meets this season. She helped set program records in the 200- and 400-yd medley relays back in November in the Queens Fall Frenzy, and achieved three relay program records in the 2024-25 A-10 Championships.

Blaise-in Hot 
 
Freshman Blaise Hofmann has made a big impression in his rookie season, winning the 200-yd back in four meets this season, including three of the last four. Hofmann has additionally had two meets this year where he has won at least two individual events. He was awarded A-10 Rookie of the Week honors for the week of 1/25-2/1.

Making a Splash 
 
Freshman Lily Chandler and sophomore Tiffany Brawn have headlined the women's diving team this season, often both making podium in the one- and three-meter events. Brawn has won at least one event in four meets this season, while Chandler has made an impression in the three-meter, winning in one meet and getting top-three in two other meets.

Next Up
 
Should anyone qualify, the teams' next (and final) meet would be the NCAA Championships in March. The competition will be streamed on ESPN+.