ANNAPOLIS, Md. – Lily Mead was named the ECAC Championships Female Swimmer of the Meet for the second year in a row on Sunday evening as the Loyola University Maryland men's and women's swimming and diving teams completed their season at the event.
 
Mead won a second event at the Championships, taking first in the 200 breaststroke after winning the 50 freestyle on Friday. She also was third in the 100 breaststroke and was a member of the winning 200 freestyle relay team.
 
Overall, the Loyola men's team finished second at the ECAC meet, and the women were fourth.
 
Mead scored her win in the 200 breaststroke in 2:12.15, more than three seconds ahead of Navy's Maddie Koutavas who finished in 2:15.30. Hannah Oslislo was 11^th in the event in 2:24.24.
 
Matthew Hughes had the men's team's top finish on Sunday, taking fourth in the 1,650 freestyle, a race in which the Greyhounds had five scorers in the top 10.
 
Hughes went 15:36.42 in the race, while Jonah Goodman was fifth (15:42.96), Pierre Leroy seventh (15:59.60), Matthew Gray ninth (16:02.70) and Peter Weinstein 10^th (16:05.69).
 
Adriana Caponiti took seventh in the women's 1,650 freestyle in 17:33.24, and Caro Suarez was 11^th in 18:16.36.
 
Liam Schindler finished fifth in the 100 freestyle for the Loyola men in 44.73, and Tyler Knurek finished eighth in 45.13. Gabby Jones tied for 10^th in the women's race with a time of 52.05.
 
Josh Stegner touched the wall in 1:51.23 for a sixth-place finish in the 200 backstroke. Two other Greyhounds scored in the race with Tie Manuel coming in 11^th (1:50.18) and Sam Voss going 1:50.80 for 13^th.
 
Maeve Brandenburg was 12^th in the women's 200 backstroke with a time of 2:06.45, and Samantha Yerkes took 14^th in 2:06.80. Kiera McGrath finished 16^th in 2:09.46.
 
Elias Corn had an eighth-place finish in 2:01.90 in the men's 200 breaststroke, and Floyd Conlin took 16^th in 2:04.97.
 
Brayden Bowen, Caponiti and Yerkes were 13^th, 14^th and 16^th, respectively, in the 200 butterfly, swimming 2:07.39, 2:09.76 and 2:11.03.
 
Jones, Maddie Testa, Remmi Shaw and Emily Colyar were fourth in the women's 400 freestyle relay to close the night, swimming 3:29.80. Schindler, Joey Zellner, Dylan Covington and Riley Coyle went 3:01.37 for fifth in the men's race.