Salisbury Senior Swimmer Claims Championship Gold in 100 Breaststroke

HAMPTON, Va. – A senior leader from Salisbury University’s 18th-ranked men’s swimming squad captured his first championship title, capping off an impressive third day of competition at the 2026 New Jersey Athletic Conference Swimming & Diving Championships on Saturday at the Hampton Aquaplex.

Dominic Kazzi earned the top spot in the 100-yard breaststroke, marking a breakthrough victory for the veteran swimmer who had been seeking his first conference gold medal. The triumph highlighted another solid performance for the Sea Gulls, who continue to hold their position as strong contenders in the team standings.

The championship meet showcased the depth and talent of Salisbury’s swimming program, with the team maintaining their competitive edge throughout the multi-day event. Kazzi’s victory represents the culmination of years of training and dedication as he approaches the end of his collegiate swimming career.

Competition at the NJAC Championships continues as teams battle for conference supremacy in the pool, with Salisbury’s swimmers looking to build on their momentum from Saturday’s successful session.