Swimming & Diving Get pleasure from Report-Setting Day Towards Marist

FAIRFIELD, Conn. – The Fairfield University males’s and ladies’s swimming and diving groups set a number of college information of their twin meet with Marist University on Saturday afternoon. The males’s crew edged the Red Foxes by a 207-87 rating whereas the ladies’s squad posted a 183-117 choice.

The males’s crew set 4 particular person requirements whereas the ladies’s squad added two extra to the document e-book. The males’s 200 medley relay crew additionally added a document with their high end.

Callie Gray and Allie Bashor set the varsity information for the 200 fly (2:19.42) and the 100 fly (1:02.63). On the lads’s aspect, Balazs Ament put up the all-time finest within the 200 breast with a time of two:16.46 whereas Max McMillan garnered the document for the 100 again in 54.94. The freestyle noticed two new requirements reached with Aidan Schnapf timing out at 4:02.53 within the 400 free and Jochi Nolla clocking in at 8:21.66 within the 800 free.

Natasha De Pree completed up the afternoon with one other triple win, taking the primary place within the 800 free (9:07.12), the 200 free (2:05.13), and the 400 free (4:29.57). Katie Torrey was a twin winner on the day, taking residence firsts within the 100 again (1:03.12) and the 200 again (2:17.35).

Three males’s swimmers garnered two wins within the pool, starting with Andrew Nathe’s performances within the 50 free (23.34) and the 100 free (51.65). Balazs capped his document setting swim within the 200 breast along with his win within the 100 breast (1:02.15). Jack Behm additionally completed the duty within the 200 again (2:02.82) and the 200 IM (2:06.19).

The males additionally noticed successful performances come from the record-setting performances from Nolla and McMillan. Tim Regan garnered the highest time within the 100 fly, ending in 55.97. The girls’s crew noticed Callie Gray choose up a first-place end within the 200 fly whereas Bashor took residence the perfect time within the 100 fly with their record-setting instances.

In the diving competitors, Lillian Tonole and Andrew Cataldo gained each diving occasions for the Stags. Tonole posted a meet-best in each the three meter (212.25) and the 1 meter ( ) whereas Cataldo registered the best scores within the 3 meter (191.40) and the 1 meter (243.45).

The Fairfield University males’s and ladies’s swimming and diving groups will proceed their season with a twin meet at Fordham University on Saturday, November 1.