Liberty Leads ECU 110-75 After Day 1

LYNCHBURG, Va. – Liberty holds a 110-75 lead over East Carolina after day one among this weekend’s season-opening meet, Friday at Liberty Natatorium.

This is Liberty’s first meet as members of the American Conference, which the swimming & diving crew joined as affiliate members on July 1, 2025.

The meet has particular significance to this system, because the Lady Flames are elevating funds and consciousness for most cancers analysis. It may even be the crew’s alumnae recognition meet, thanking alumnae for his or her contributions in constructing a championship program.

 

Liberty Event Winners 

Notable 

• Liberty received each relays, whereas claiming six out of the eight particular person occasions. ECU earned victory in three-meter diving and the 100 fly.
• Liberty’s Aly Bozzuto received two occasions (50 free, 100 breaststroke), whereas three Liberty freshmen (Emma Herrera – 500 free; Gwyneth Frick – 100 again; Riley Leach – 400 IM) had been victorious of their first meet.
• The Lady Flames posted 1-2 finishes within the 200 medley relay, 500 free (Emma Herrera, Kaycee Cannings) and 100 breaststroke (Aly Bozzuto, Gwyneth Frick), whereas ECU went 1-2-3 in three-meter diving and 1-2 within the 100 fly.
• Kamryn Cannings edged ECU’s Heidi Bruning by 0.28 seconds (1:51.04 to 1:51.32) in essentially the most closely-contested end.

Historically Speaking

• Frick’s 25.69 leadoff of the 200 medley relay ranks eighth on Liberty’s program prime 10 performers checklist within the 50 backstroke.
• With her 53.91 tonight, Frick ranks fifth all-time at Liberty within the 100 backstroke. She is the sixth Lady Flame to interrupt 54 seconds within the 100 again.
• Leach now ranks eighth on Liberty’s all-time prime 10 performers checklist for the 400 particular person medley, at 4:22.38.

Up Next
The Lady Flames and Pirates will wrap up this weekend’s meet tomorrow at 11 a.m. at Liberty Natatorium. Liberty will honor its alumnae with a ceremony previous to tomorrow’s first race.