DANBURY, Conn. - Sophomore Leonardo Tamer (Brookfield, Conn.) won the 50-yard breaststroke and the 100-yard IM, as the Western Connecticut State University Wolves dropped a 147-83 decision against the visiting William Paterson University Pioneers in men's swimming and diving action this afternoon at the O'Neill Center.  WestConn falls to 5-4 heading into the last dual meet on Wednesday at New York Maritime. William Paterson improves to 10-4-1 with its fifth victory in a row and its second over the Wolves this winter.  The Pioneers had posted a 136-75 decision as part of the Sarah Lawrence Sprint Carnival on October 21. 

Junior Rafael Masbad (Ansonia, Conn.), sophomore Ian Chen (Bethel, Conn.), and freshman Eric Quiterio (Windsor, Conn.) joined Tamer among the Wolves' winners, as Masbad won the 50-yard freestyle with a time of 23.45, Chen touched first in the 50-yard backstroke at 28.78, and Quiterio won the 50-yard butterfly with a time of 25.47.  WestConn also opened the meet with a first-place time of 1:47.29 in the 200-yard medley relay.  Masbad, Chen, Tamer, and Quiterio made up the Wolves' winning relay foursome.