ARC's men's team delivered an impressive showing at the unscored Jack Flanagan Invite at CCC, rising to the challenge of the trials-and-finals format with strong evening swims and outstanding teamwork.

In the 500 freestyle, Andrew Donlin and Arian Mutschler set the tone for the meet, going 1–2 in finals after both improved on their preliminary swims. Their ability to come back faster at night demonstrated excellent race strategy and conditioning.

The breaststroke events were a major strength for the men. Josh Noonan swept both the 100 and 200 breaststroke, turning in dominant performances in each race. In the 100 breast, Josh Sayo added to the team's success with a strong runner-up finish, giving ARC a 1–2 punch in the event.

Sprint events also saw standout swims from Justin Hsieh, who captured victories in both the 100 freestyle and the 100 IM. His versatility and speed were key highlights of the meet. 

In the backstroke events, David Tyspan and Josiah DeLeon went 1–2 in both the 100 and 200 distances, showcasing depth and consistency across sessions. Their performances added valuable momentum and energy to the finals session.

Beyond the results, leadership played a vital role in the team's success. 

Diver Judas Ortego was a stand out winning his boards. 

Captain Josh Sayo was a steady presence on deck, ensuring athletes stayed on top of their warm-ups and warm-downs while continuously supporting his teammates throughout the meet.

Overall, the men's team demonstrated resilience, depth, and strong finals performances, making the Jack Flanagan Invite a successful and confidence-building competition for ARC.