WOMEN’S SWIM AND DIVE SHATTER SIX POOL RECORDS IN WIN OVER BINGHAMTON

SMITHFIELD, R.I. — The Bryant University girls’s swimming and diving workforce dominated its dwelling opener in opposition to Binghamton this weekend, breaking six pool information within the course of.

Coach Billy’s Comments on the Win:

“Overall, a great performance,” Coach Billy stated.

“Our women swam and dove great the past two days, and it showed on the record board, breaking seven pool records. Looking forward to keeping the momentum going for next week as our women go against Stony Brook and our men go against another America East team; NJIT.”

 

The Bulldogs opened the meet Saturday morning, with a record-breaking swim within the 200-yard medley relay, because the workforce in lane three, Clara Steen, Amanda Witkus, Ruby Tonelli, and Marcella Figueroa, set a brand new pool report with a time of 1:43.90.

Amanda Witkus had a standout day, setting two pool information of her personal within the 200-yard butterfly (2:00.43) and the 200-yard particular person medley (2:05.77).

Ruby Tonelli continued Bryant’s surge with a pool report within the 100-yard butterfly, clocking in at 54.23, whereas Katherine Bailey added one other within the 500-yard freestyle with a successful time of 4:59.20.

The Bulldogs capped their historic meet by breaking two relay information, the 400-yard medley relay and the 200-yard freestyle relay in lane three, each setting new pool information.

Bryant additionally swept each diving occasions, led by Megan Beasley, who took first within the one-meter (264.23) and three-meter (245.70) dives.

The Bulldogs secured the general girls’s victory, outpacing Binghamton 212–141 in workforce scoring.