2026 PSAC Men's and Women's Swimming Championships
February 18-21, 2026
York, Pa. / Graham Aquatics Center
 
Tickets and Admission
 
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Ticket prices:
Adult AM Session: $6.00
Adult PM Session: $9.00
Student K-12 AM/PM Session: $5.00
 
Adult All-Session Pass: $55.00
Student K-12 All-Session Pass: $25.00
 
College students from member institutions with valid ID: FREE ADMISSION
 
No complimentary passes.
PSAC Passes are honored.
 
Results may also be found using the MeetMobile App available for download on iOS and Android.

Live Video | A video stream of each session of the 2026 PSAC Swim Championships will be broadcast on the PSAC Sports Digital Network. Find links to specific sessions below.

SCHEDULE OF EVENTS
For morning sessions, doors open at 9:00 a.m. Doors will open at 4:30 p.m. for Wednesday-Friday evening sessions and will open at 4:00 p.m. for Saturday's evening session.
 

Day 1 (Wed. Feb. 18)	Day 2 (Thurs. Feb. 19)	Day 3 (Fri. Feb. 20)	Day 4 (Sat. Feb. 21)
Prelims (10 a.m.) RESULTS WATCH SESSION 1 HERE 200 Individual Medley 50 Free 1000 Free	Prelims (10 a.m.) RESULTS WATCH SESSION 3 HERE 100 Fly 400 Individual Medley 200 Free	Prelims (10 a.m.) RESULTS WATCH SESSION 5 HERE 500 Free 100 Back 100 Breast 200 Fly	Prelims (10 a.m) RESULTS WATCH SESSION 7 HERE 100 Free 200 Back 200 Breast 1650 Free
Finals (5:30 p.m.) RESULTS WATCH SESSION 2 HERE 1000 Free (last heat of timed finals) 200 Individual Medley 50 Free 800 Free Relay (timed final)	Finals (5:30 p.m.) RESULTS WATCH SESSION 4 HERE 200 Free Relay (timed final) 100 Fly 400 Individual Medley 200 Free 400 Medley Relay (timed final)	Finals (5:30 p.m.) RESULTS WATCH SESSION 6 HERE 200 Medley Relay (timed final) 500 Free 100 Back 100 Breast 200 Fly	Finals ( 5 p.m.) RESULTS WATCH SESSION 8 HERE 1650 Free (last heat of timed finals) 100 Free 200 Back 200 Breast 400 Free Relay (timed final)

 
 
Clarion Women's Preview
 
Last year Joslyn Jurski became the first Golden Eagle woman since Emilee Gysegem to win two PSAC individual championships at the same meet, taking the titles in the 1000 Free and the 1650 Free. This year her best bet to claim another title might be in the 200 Free, where she enters the meet with the conference's top time of 1:52.74. She checks into the top-four on the psych sheet in three other events, the 500 Free (3^rd – 5:03.47), the 1650 Free (4^th – 17:36.67) and the 1000 Free (4^th – 10:35.28). The 500 Free time ranks was an NCAA B cut.
 
Jurski was also a key component on the 800 Free Relay team, anchoring the quartet of Amanda Fetsko, Madelynn McTeer and Elli Knausz. That group recorded a time of 7:34.42 at the Zippy Invite in December, the best time on the psych sheet in the PSAC and one that could put that group in contention for an NCAA Division II Swimming & Diving Championships berth.
 
Fetsko also has an NCAA B cut to her credit. She turned in a time of 51.94 in the 100 Free at the Zippy Invite in December.
 
Overall, the Golden Eagle women will be driven by solid depth across the board, with other potential contenders in a handful of events. Rachael Hess enters the 100 Fly with the second-best time in the conference (57.15), just four-hundredths of a second behind IUP's Gem Crittenden, while Knausz should compete near the top in both IM events.
 
Clarion Men's Preview
 
Leading the way for the Golden Eagles on the men's side is senior Dominic Cortopassi, the reigning PSAC champion in the 100 Fly. This year his focus has shifted to other events but the results have been as good if not better; Cortopassi enters the meet with the best times in the PSAC in the 200 Free (1:38.85), the 100 Breast (54.78) and the 200 Breast (1:59.62).
 
Of note, Cortopassi's 200 Breast time currently sits 25^th in the nation entering this weekend; should he find a way to improve on that time by even a half-second, he would find himself firmly in contention for a spot at the NCAA Division II Swimming & Diving Championships in March.
 
One senior looking to hang a pelt on the wall is Gavin Guckavan. A multiple-time All-PSAC performer, Guckavan currently owns the fastest time in the PSAC in the 50 Free, with his time of 20.46 one-hundredth of a second faster than West Chester's Till Schroeder. Guckavan also ranks second to Cortopassi in the 100 Breast (54.99), giving the Golden Eagles a potential 1-2 punch at the top of that event, and third in the 200 Breast (2:01.45) behind Cortopassi and Gannon's Aidar Sataev.
 
Guckavan is also a member of the Golden Eagles' 200 Free Relay (1:22.91) unit that ranks in a dead heat with Gannon – also at 1:22.91 – for the fastest in the conference. Mason Irwin, Mason Peck and Jacob Rider comprise the other three legs of that relay. The 400 Medley Relay (3:17.42) team of Rider, Guckavan, Cortopassi and Peck clock in just ahead of the Golden Knights, giving Clarion two potentially strong relay offerings.
 
Speaking of Rider, the freshman will head to his first conference meet with his own top time. He posted the best time in the PSAC in the 200 Back with a mark of 1:48.87, clocking in a quarter-second faster than West Chester's Bartosz Brzozowski.