ANNAPOLIS, Md. – Henry Mueller capped his first Patriot League Championships with a title in the 200-yard backstroke, winning the third event for the Loyola University Maryland men's and women's swimming and diving teams at the 2022 Patriot League Championships.
 
Mueller's victory helped the men's team finish in fourth place, while Lily Mead took second in the 200-yard backstroke after her victory Friday in the 100-yard version of the discipline, and the women's team finished sixth overall.
 
Mead touched the wall in 1:58.07 in her race to take second behind Navy's Gabi Baldwin (1:57.41), while Stella Meyerhoeffer scored a 10^th-place finish in 2:04.43.
 
Mueller was next up, and he covered the final 100 yards in 54.19 seconds to hold off top-seeded Sam Wesley of Army West Point, finishing in 1:45.74 to match the school record he set in the morning's preliminaries.
 
Patrick Hayburn finished ninth in the race in 1:47.25, while Matt Voight was 12^th in 1:50.63.
 
Caleb Kelly logged a second-place finish in the 100-yard freestyle, setting a school record in 43.63 seconds, a NCAA B-Cut time that was just four-hundredths of a second off Owen Harlow's winning time. Jimmy Hayburn went 45.34 to finish eighth in the race.
 
The men's 400-yard freestyle relay – Caleb Kelly, Jimmy Hayburn, Max Verheyen and Reid Hussey – set a new school record, going 2:56.06 to finish second. The group took more than a second off the previous best set last season.
 
Four Greyhounds scored in the men's 200-yard butterfly, led by Harry Hearn's 1:48.11 in fourth place. Reid Hussey tied for seventh in 1:48.63, and Sung Lee was 10^th in 1:48.88. Tyler Stewart clocked 1:51.07 for 15^th.
 
The women's 400-yard freestyle relay team – Mead, Laura Latham, Izzy Barnette and Fay Moser – finished sixth in 3:26.38
 
Molly Davis was 16^th in the women's 200-yard butterfly in 2:05.11. Mya Sharkey was 15^th in the women's 3-meter diving event, scoring 222.90 points.
 
Alex Plavoukos scored for the Greyhounds in the 1,650-yard freestyle, completing the meet's longest race in 15:39.32 for an eight-place finish. Zach Eisenmann and Michael Gozdan were 13^th and 14^th, respectively in the 200-yard breaststroke, with times of 2:02.64 and 2:02.66.