The TCU Men’s Swim team has experienced a roller coaster of a season to date. As the Frogs prepare for their most anticipated competition yet at the Big 12 Championships, the subsequent recap of the first half of the season will provide an update on how some of the top swimmers and divers have been performing.  FSU Classic  The 2023-24 season began on Sept. 30 with the Florida State University Classic in Tallahassee, Florida. While the Horned Frogs would secure seven first-place finishes at the meet, only two of these would come from the men’s team that weekend. Graduate student Piotr Sadlowski earned one of these gold medals, with a first-place time of 47.96 in the 100-meter butterfly. That finish would earn him the fourth fastest time in school history in that race. Also winning gold at the FSU Classic was freshman standout Kito Camossato. The first-year Frog made an impact in his first collegiate meet, swimming to a first-place time of 55.43 in the 100-meter breaststroke.    TCU vs. BYU The second meet of the season saw TCU secure its first team win of the season over BYU by a score of 200-172. TCU swept the podium in the 100-meter breaststroke, with Jadon Wuilliez, Kito Camossato, and Nikola Koltin placing first, second, and third, respectively.   Milan Fabian also swam to gold medals in both the 200 and 500-meter freestyle. Sophomore Edgar Cicanci added to the gold medals with his own first place finish in the 100-meter backstroke.   Meanwhile, Geremia Freri would finish first in the 200 Individual Medley, securing the final gold medal and the win for the Frogs.  Taking home first place on the diving side in the 1-meter and 3-meter springboard was Oliver Cazaly. He bested his personal record on the 3-meter with a score of 353.85 and placed second in the platform competition. Cazaly also earned zone cuts in both events, which secured him a place in the NCAA Diving Championships.