The Three Village boys swimming and diving team captured its league championship and finished third at the County Championships last week, capping an outstanding overall season. The Patriots showcased depth and consistency all winter and were rewarded with multiple postseason qualifications and record-breaking performances.
Brendan Miller, Landon Emmerich, Bryce Baranowski, Gordon Khamraev, and Ayush Mojumdar all qualified for the New York State Championships, a testament to the program’s balance across events and disciplines. The group’s success reflected strong relay performances, steady point scoring, and the ability to peak when it mattered most.The season was highlighted by Brendan Miller, who broke both the school record and Stony Brook University’s pool record in the 100-yard freestyle.
The achievement came just one year after Miller set the 13–14 boys 100-yard freestyle record, underscoring a rapid rise that has continued month after month. That same weekend, he placed first in all five events he contested, a rare and remarkable feat at the high school level.Miller’s momentum carried into the summer, when he broke his own 100 freestyle record on two separate occasions, further cementing his status as one of the region’s premier sprinters. He has consistently turned strong training into elite race-day results, often surpassing marks he previously set himself.
Beyond individual accolades, the Three Village program benefited from a team-first culture that emphasized preparation, accountability, and versatility. Emmerich, Baranowski, Khamraev, and Mojumdar delivered crucial points in both individual events and relays, helping the team secure its league title and podium finish at counties.With a league championship, a third-place county finish, multiple state qualifiers, and records falling along the way, the Three Village boys swimming and diving team closed the season with momentum and set a strong standard for the future as leaders emerge and expectations rise heading into next year.