DELAWARE, Ohio -- In one of the best weekends in the three-year history of the reborn Heidelberg University Swim Teams, the women's team was third and the men's team was fourth at Ohio Wesleyan's Corbiere-Merion Invitational this weekend. The Student Princes broke nine school records -- including four women's relays..  

On Saturday, the women's 200 yard medley relay team -- Hannah Robinson, Addison Fortney, Elli Mayer and Delaney Buxton -- started the meet  with a second place finish. The quartet set a school record with a 1:57.07.

Fortney added a school record in the 200 free with a time of 2:03.05. Later, she was part of another school record, teaming up with Mayer, Buxton and Courtney Kaye for a third-place finish in the 400 free relay, clocking a 3:49.29. 

In the women's 100 free, Fortney, Mayer and Buxton went 3-4-5, racking up the points for the team. Savannah Suto was ninth.

The women's 800 free relay set yet another HU record late on Saturday -- with Mayer, Fortney, Buxton and Kaye touching the wall in 8:33.37. Their time was good for second. 

Andrey Pilipchuk set the only record for the men on Saturday, clocking a 53.67 in the 100 fly.

On Sunday, Mayer and Fortney splashed to fourth and fifth in the highly-competitive 50 free, finishing with 25.41 and 25.55. Pilipchuk set another record, clocking s 22.02 in the men's 50 free.

In the 400 individual medley, Kaye was fourth with a 5:13.22 and Ella Sigman was fifth with a 5:13.34.  

The Student Princes put a bow on the weekend with school records on both sides of the 200 free relay. Mayer, Fortney, Buxton and Kaye finished in 1:43.81 and Pilipchuk, Zach MacDonald, Evan Eaglin and Roland Green clocked a 1:31.32.  

The third and fourth place team finishes were HU's best at the Corbiere-Merion Invitational.

The final event for Heidelberg in 2025 is the three-day Wooster Invitational. The event starts Thursday, Dec. 4.