DALLAS (SMU) – The SMU men's swimming and diving team wrapped up the SMU Classic with the second day of competition at the Robson & Lindley Aquatics Center and Barr-McMillion Natatorium.

Jack Hoagland set another top five program record and B-Cut qualifying time — this time in the 500 free, with teammate Angus Corbeau placing first in the 200 IM with a time of 1:47.82 Hoagland moved to fourth place all-time in the 500 free on Friday.

Placing fourth in the 500 free, Hoagland's time of 4:19.60 earned him fourth place on SMU's all-time leaderboard for that particular race, also meeting the B-Cut standard of 4:21.99

"It was a really great experience," Hoagland said. "I think it was really a learning experience for me seeing where I'm at in the season, what I need to correct and fix to be able to move forward. Those times are close to in-season bests throughout my entire collegiate career. So to start off like that, to me is a really good signal of where the training is and how this team and staff have prepared me for the upcoming year.

Corbeau's time of 1:47.82 earned him first place in the B-Final of the 200 IM, only slightly over one second short of the B-Cut qualifying time.

The 200 medley relay was the men's first event of the day, with SMU touching the wall with a time of 1:27.12 in fifth place. The Mustangs were represented in this race by Jack Easton, Corbeau, Russell Exum and Lance Butler.

Sophomore Sage Sungail gathered a time of 4:28.97 in the 500 free, coming in behind Hoagland in the same race.

As for the platform end of the pool and in diving action, John Dymond finished sixth on 3 meter with a score of 279.85

"John did great," head diving coach Darian Schmidt said. "He's raw. He's learned a bunch. We threw in some new dives that he's never done until a few weeks ago. And he handled those really well. He's just a very coachable kid and he's going to continue to get better and better."

The event welcomed top competition from around the country — Auburn, Louisville, Missouri, USC, Texas — and featured eight swimmers and one diver from each competing institution. Each swimmer may compete in three events per day with one required to be a relay, and events will be contested in two heats, with one swimmer from each school in each heat. Divers will compete on 1 and 3 meter.

As a team, the Mustangs finished sixth place with 227 points.

Team Standings

Louisville 313

Auburn 312

USC 305

Texas 270

Missouri 234

SMU 227

"I think that there's no doubt that the team is going to prepare us all to have a fantastic year," Hoagland said. "And I think it's going to be not only a record breaking year for myself within this team as well in terms of top place finishes, but as well as best times for everybody within the team."

Up Next

The Mustangs will host UIW and OCU in a one-day tri-meet on Saturday, Oct. 14.