FREDERICK, Md.--The Hood College swimming teams split a dual meet with McDaniel Wednesday evening at the Hood Aquatics Center.

The Blazer men (2-0) set three team records en route to a 98-84 victory, while the women (2-1) fell 119.5-68.5.

The men set the tone early by establishing a new school mark in the 200 medley relay as sophomore Jason Kinder, freshman Kyle Zehner, freshman Jimmy Shea and freshman Matt Haynes combined to finish in 1:46.50.

Kinder then won the 1,000 freestyle in a school-record 10:38.39 and later captured the 500 freestyle in 7:58.48.

Shea set a school mark in the 200 individual medley with a winning time of 2:05.15 and also captured the 200 butterfly in 2:18.44.

Also picking up wins were Haynes in the 100 freestyle (52.61) and freshman Jeff Dickens in the 200 freestyle (2:45.08).

Dickens, junior Matt Caron, junior Stu Kaufman and freshman Eric Walton sealed Hood's victory by capturing the 200 freestyle relay in 1:49.95.

On the women's side, McDaniel won six events and added four runner-up finishes to post the victory.

Blazer sophomore Amy Kaufman was part of the winning 200 freestyle relay team, won the 500 freestyle (5:43.17) and finished second in the 1,000 freestyle (11:38.64).

Sophomore Katie Hitchens joined Kaufman on the 200 freestyle relay team, tied for first in the 50 freestyle (26:36) and took second in the 100 freestyle (1:00.53).

Hood also received runner-up finishes from sophomore Lenore Brown in the 200 freestyle (2:06.69) and the 200 backstroke (2:33.42) and freshman Sarah Haney in the 200 butterfly (2:50.22).