Grand Rapids, MI – Alma College Swimming and Diving took part in day two of the MIAA Championships on Thursday. Alma's women are 4^th after two days, while the men are in 5^th.
 
Alma's women opened the night with the 200 free relay. The Scots' A relay of Megan Neeley, Laney Voisinet, Sofia Floros, and Grace Ludema placed 4^th with a time of 1:39.05. The B relay of Kylie Demarets, Kylie Demarets, Emma Figlewicz, and Lily Smith took 11^th. Neeley went on to take 7^th in the 500 freestyle. Floros took 11^th in the event, and Madi Mendez placed 15^th. Ludema grabbed 9^th place in the 50 freestyle, while Voisinet took 16^th. Closing out the night, Neeley, Smith, Figlewicz, and Ludema took 4^th in the 400 medley relay. The team of Demarets, Mendez, Drewnicki, and Megan Black took 11^th.
 
For Alma's men. The team of Ryan Gray, Andrew Barrett, Sam Couch, and Owen Reed took 5^th in the 200 free relay. The grouping of Ryan Fowler, Max Nielsen, Seth Stahl, and Kyle Scheck placed 10^th. Eli Mull took 9^th in the 500 freestyle, breaking his current record in the event with a time of 4:42.80, nearly a two second time drop at the top of the record board. Reed took 15^th in the event. Brent Riehl took 7^th in the 50 freestyle. Couch took 13^th in the event, and Andrew Barret took 14^th. Closing the night, the team of Gray, Riehl, Nielsen, and Mull took 5^th in the 400 medley relay.
 
After two days, the women are locked in a battle with Kalamazoo. Alma sits 4^th with 158 points, with Kzoo behind at 155, and Olivet at 90. Looking up the standings, the Scots trail Albion (204 pts) Calvin (330 pts) and the leaders, Hope (436 pts).

Alma stands 5^th on the men's side with 140 points. They lead Olivet in 6^th with 5 points. The Scots are behind Albion (189 pts) Kalamazoo (193 pts) Hope (363 pts) and Calvin (396 pts).