FAIRFAX, Va. – UNC Wilmington freshman Kobi Salinas won the men’s 3-meter dive as the Seahawks won their seventh consecutive Colonial Athletic Association championship Saturday at the McKay Natatorium. The Lady Seahawks finished third behind champion Towson and second-place William & Mary.

The men outdistanced themselves from second-place Old Dominion by 116 points.

Salinas, who also was the CAA 1-meter dive champion, collected 340.60 points on Saturday.

Freshman Luke Murphy again gave the Seahawks an early lift by finishing second in the 1650 Freestyle with a time of 15:49.71.

Junior Danielle Mortensen finished second in the women’s 1650 Free, posting a NCAA “B” qualifying time of 16:39.39.

Sophomore Chantal Woodard captured the women’s 200 backstroke championship in a time of 2:04.22.

Team Scores:

Men: UNCW 702; Old Dominion 586; Delaware 505; George Mason 480.5; Drexel 416; Towson 356.5; William & Mary 301.

Women: Towson 753.5; William & Mary 470; UNCW 461; George Mason 438; Northeastern 341.5; Delaware 341; James Madison 324; Old Dominion 227; Drexel 221.