Tiger swimming sees new college report, private bests on senior day

CAMPBELLSVILLE, Ky. – The Tigers hosted their first residence meet of the season Friday night, celebrating Senior Day with a number of standout swims regardless of a slim loss to Indiana Wesleyan University.

The evening started with an thrilling end within the 200-meter medley relay, as Adrien Cantemerle, Bikash Kumal, Luis Castro, and Andreu Jaén Serra positioned first by simply .03 seconds with a time of 1:54.24.

Cantemerle adopted up with a powerful efficiency within the 200-meter freestyle, successful the occasion in 2:03.66. Kyle Kleinhans and Lucca Motta additionally added beneficial factors with fourth and fifth-place finishes.

In the 50 freestyle, Martin Venegas earned second place with a private better of 25.77, whereas DeVaughn Wilson and Kase Moore additionally contributed stable factors for the Tigers. The 100 freestyle noticed one other private greatest from Venegas, who positioned second in 55.68, with Kirkland May and Motta following within the prime 4, Motta additionally hitting a brand new greatest time.

Luis Castro led the way in which within the 100 butterfly, successful with a private better of 1:01.51, adopted by Kumal in fourth. Castro returned to say his second victory of the evening within the 400 freestyle, main a Campbellsville 1-2-3 sweep alongside Cantemerle and Jaén Serra.

The Tigers confirmed depth within the 200 IM, with Jaén Serra and Jacob Isacson taking second and third place, respectively.

A program spotlight got here from Kleinhans, who set a brand new college report within the 100 backstroke with a successful time of 1:01.17, adopted by Isacson and May to safe a powerful occasion for the Tigers.

In the 100 breaststroke, Kumal earned second place in 1:09.75, whereas Moore added factors for the Tigers, and Garrett Schmidt clocked a private greatest in the identical occasion.

The Tigers closed the night with two relay groups ending second and third within the 200 freestyle relay. Despite the staff outcomes, Campbellsville’s Senior Day was marked by a number of private bests, occasion wins, and a brand new college report.

The Campbellsville Tigers will return to compete on Tuesday, October 14th, at Centre College for a double twin meet to tackle Centre College and Midway University.