GREENSBORO, N.C. – The TCNJ men's swimming team added three more All-America swims to its haul at the NCAA Championships on Friday night, including a pair of relays.
 
Ryan VanDeVeen broke his own school record in the 100 breast prelims and went on to place 12^th for his first career All-America honor in the event, while M.J. Hoban swam on both the 200 medley and 800 free relays for the Lions, who ended the night in 20^th place in the team standings with 54 points.
 
VanDeVeen dropped his own program benchmark to 54.28 seconds in the 100 breast, missing a spot in the A-final by a mere .07 seconds. He wasn't far off the mark in the night session, touching the wall in 54.40 seconds to take 12^th.
 
Andrew Kidchob, VanDeVeen, Joe McChesney, and Hoban earned a spot in the B-final of the 200 medley relay with a 13^th-place finish in prelims, with Kidchob and VanDeVeen posting the fastest splits of their careers. They moved up one spot to 12^th in the evening swim, coming in at 1:28.47 and just a quarter-second outside of the top-10.
 
Without and invite, not expected to score points, and having to replace two of its legs, the 800 free relay exceeded expectations in a big way. The quartet of Hoban, Bendoraitis, Gavin Formon, and Ryan Higgins completed the race in 6:41.17, settling in 13^th after the finals heat during the night session.
 
ALL-AMERICA COUNTER

• Formon: 8^th (3^rd in the 800 free relay)
• VanDeVeen: 8^th (3^rd in the 200 medley relay)
• Higgins: 6^th
• Kidchob: 5^th (3^rd in the 200 medley relay)
• Hoban: 3^rd
• Bendoraitis 2^nd  
• McChesney: 2^nd