FAIRFAX, Virginia - Carly Tanner earned her second conference title of the meet, Nick Lowe won the men's 100 Butterfly championship and the men's 400 Medley Relay set a new meet record to highlight UNCW's efforts on Friday at the Colonial Athletic Association Swimming and Diving Championships at the McKay Natatorium.

The Seahawk men hold a 13-point lead over William & Mary for the top spot in the standings while the women are in fourth.

UNCW took the top three scoring spots in the 100 Fly, led by Lowe's school-record time of 47.36. Rounding out the top three were Stephen Conrad and Valterri Halonen.

Tanner would also top the field in the women's 100 Breaststroke, giving UNCW a sweep of the event. Tanner posted a time of 1:00.01, a school record, for the win.

In the men's 100 Breaststroke, UNCW's C.J. Fiala and William & Mary's Andrew Strait tied for the championship with a time of 54.34. Ray McGorry gave the Seahawks valuable points in the race with a third-place finish and earning All-CAA honors.

In the 100 Backstroke, Hannah Stephenson (54.58) finished second in the women's race and Halonen (48.00) and Michael Baric placed second and third, respectively, in the men's race. For Stephenson and Halonen, those times were new school records.

The Seahawks closed out the session with another meet record when Halonen, Fiala, Lowe and Michael Williams broke the meet/school record in the 400 Medley Relay with a time of 3:14.08.

The Championships conclude on Saturday with the finals session commencing at 6 p.m.

Standings:
Women: Towosn 548.5, James Madison 539.5, William & Mary 332, UNCW 264, Northeastern 209, Delaware 174, Drexel 151, George Mason 141

Men: UNCW 455.5, William & Mary 442.5, George Mason 410, Drexel 222, Delaware 222, Towson 191