Swimming & Diving Sweep Providence College

The Fairfield University males’s and ladies’s swimming and diving groups swept their respective twin meet this afternoon in opposition to Providence College. The males’s crew picked up a 208-91 win whereas the ladies’s program collected a 183-117 victory on the highway.
 
Natasha De Pree gained three particular person occasions and was a part of the profitable 200 free relay together with Ayva Christie, Rylie Bauman, and Allie Bashor (1:50.34). De Pree secured the most effective time within the 200 free (2:08.41), the 100 free (59.74), and 400 free (4:30.85).
 
Olivia Glaser secured a pair of victories in the course of the afternoon, touching the wall first within the 200 fly (1:26.96) and the 400 IM (5:09.62). Tone Sandsjo additionally picked up a pair of wins within the 100 breast (1:12.10) and the 200 breast (2:42.52). On the boys’s facet, Aidan Schnapf was a a number of winner in the course of the meet, profitable the 800 free (8:49.08) and the 200 again (2:09.36). Andrew Cataldo gained each of his 1-meter occasions, posting 209.03 factors in his first 1-meter occasion and following with 229.53 factors within the second 1-meter occasion.
 
With the assistance of De Pree, Glaser, and Schnapf, the Fairfield University males’s and ladies’s swimming and diving groups gained 21 of the person occasions in addition to each relay occasions.
 
Both groups swept one occasion with the ladies taking all three spots on the rostrum for the 50 free and the boys garnering the three finest instances within the 400 IM. Ryle Bauman (27.59), Isla Bartholomew (27.89), and Ayva Christie (28.01) comprised the 50 free end whereas Jack Behm (4:36.32), Will Landon (4:41.06), and Bobby Regan (4:41.37) comprised the 400 IM placements.
 
The Stags additionally had student-athletes win a single occasion contributing to the crew’s victory. Sofia Smerechniak grabbed the primary spot within the 800 free by ending the gap in 9:24.27. Rylie Bauman touched the wall first within the 50 free by clocking in at 27.59 whereas Katie Torrey had the most effective time within the 200 again at 2:19.93. Allie Bashor rounded out the person winners along with her efficiency within the 100 fly (1:03.79).
 
The particular person winners included Andrew Nathe within the 200 free (1:56.54), Will Landon within the 100 again (59.27), Bobby Regan within the 100 breast (1:05.72), James Robinson within the 200 fly (2:08.82), Ryan Schuller within the 200 breast (2:27.14), Tim Regan within the 400 free (4:07.45), and Rouse Cormack within the 100 fly (58.87).
 
The Fairfield University males’s and ladies’s swimming and diving groups will return to the pool on Saturday October 25 once they host Marist University in a twin meet.