BRIDGEWATER, Va. - The Bridgewater men's swimming team fell to Roanoke on Saturday 144-117 in dual meet action, but broke nine program records in the event.

In the very first event, Bridgewater broke a program record. Jose Urdaneta, Luke Wintersgill, Andrea Cibrario and Travis McCauley teamed up in the 200m medley relay and finished with a time of 1:50.06 just two tenths of a second behind the group from Roanoke but, enough for a program record. 

Wintersgill rewrote the record book for a second time on the day with his win in the 100m breaststroke. The junior edged out Logan Deal from Roanoke by just nine-hundredths of a second with a 1:07.45.

Cibrario almost clipped the one minute mark in the 100m backstroke picking up a win in the event and setting a program record with a 1:00.33. Urdenata would have also broken the school record with his second place finishing time of 1:03.25. 

The freestyle events belonged to McCauley as he set two different program records in back to back events. First in the 50m McCauley finished second by under two tenths of a second with a time of 24.32 seconds. The junior followed up that performance with a third place finish in the 100m setting a program best 56.78 second run.

Urdaneta picked up a win in the 200m backstroke and set another program record finishing with a 2:16.44.

Cibrario set two more program records to close out his day. First in the 100m butterfly won the event and finished with a time of 58.95 seconds and followed that up with a win in the 200m individual medley with a time of 2:12.63.

Just like the day started with a record broken, it closed with one as well. Thomas Rose, Ben Beaudoin, Jack Cataneo and McCaulley teamed up in the 200m freestyle relay finishing with a 1:44.4 for a second place finish.

The Eagles will be back in action on Friday Oct. 28 at Randolph at 5:30 p.m.