Swimming & Diving Cut up The Day With Bryant

FAIRFIELD, Conn. – The Fairfield University males’s and ladies’s swimming and diving groups break up their outcomes towards Bryant University this afternoon. The males’s squad edged the Bulldogs by a 191-109 rating whereas the ladies’s program got here up brief by a 156-143 rely.
 
Natasha De Pree paced the Stags on the ladies’s aspect by profitable three freestyle occasions. She opened with a victory within the 800 free by finishing the gap in 9:10.05. She adopted up with the highest time within the 200 free, clocking in at 2:04.80. In the 400 free, De Pree set the college file by touching the wall with a time of 4:25.78 whereas Sophia Smerechniak secured second primarily based on her end of 4:31.29
 
Katie Torrey garnered a pair of wins within the backstroke, ending the 100 in 1:04.69 and the 200 in 2:18.00. Ayva Christie was second within the 100 again together with her time of 1:05.12 whereas Aimee Quinlan garnered the identical place within the 200 again (2:22.11). Tone Sandsjo was the Stags last winner of the day together with her efficiency within the 100 breaststroke, touching the wall in 1:11.95.
 
Max McMillan and Balazs Ament have been double winners for the boys whereas Ament additionally collected a second-place swim within the 200 IM. McMillan captured two backstroke occasions, taking the highest spot within the 100 again with a time of 56.59 and the 200 again with a time of two:06.42. The Stags additionally had a pair of second-place finishes in these occasions, particularly Oliver McLaughlin within the 100 again (58.23) and Jack Behm within the 200 again (2:06.52).
 
Ament was answerable for first-place swims within the 100 breast, touching the wall in 1:02.93, in addition to the 200 breast, clocking in at 2:18.53. Bobby Regan netted runner-up finishes in each of these occasions, timing out within the 100 breast (1:05.26) and the 200 breast (2:25.18).
 
The males’s staff additionally had winners in 4 different occasions, starting with James Robinson’s swim within the 200 fly (2:08.05). Aidan Schnapf owned the highest time (4:09.47) within the 400 free whereas Tim Regan took first within the 200 free (1:52.41). Behm ended the Stags first-place occasions by profitable the 200 IM in 2:08.39.
 
Fairfield divers secured second place finishes in all 4 occasions with Lillian Tonole scoring 218.03 factors within the 1 meter and 219.23 factors within the 3 meter. Andrew Cataldo collected 254.70 factors within the 1 meter and added 250.73 factors within the 3 meter.
 
The Fairfield University males’s and ladies’s swimming and diving groups will return to motion on October 18 with their first highway journey of the season by making the journey to Providence College.