Dominant Efficiency Propels Ladies’s Swimming and Diving to Second Straight Victory Versus SMC

PLEASANTVILLE, N.Y. – Pace University Women’s Swimming and Diving continued to make waves in its 2025–26 marketing campaign, powering to a commanding 199–91 victory over Saint Michael’s College on Sunday afternoon on the Goldstein Fitness Center pool. The win marked the Setters’ second straight dual-meet triumph to open the season, showcasing the staff’s spectacular steadiness and depth throughout all strokes and disciplines.

The Setters opened the meet with a 1–2 end within the 200 Medley Relay, led by Eugenia Morossi, Sophie Greko, Aryana Twist, and Alexei Vinson, who took first in 1:57.88.

Morossi went on to shine individually, selecting up wins in each the 200 Free (1:59.26) and 200 Back (2:07.44). Caroline McKay swept the dash freestyle occasions, capturing the 50 Free (25.46) and 100 Free (55.60).

Kathryn Zhenilenko dominated throughout a number of occasions, securing victories within the 1000 Free (11:37.18), 200 Fly (2:17.98), and 100 Fly (1:01.94) to guide the space and butterfly group.

Senior Sophie Greko continued her robust season, taking first in each the 100 Breast (1:12.49) and 200 IM (2:20.80), whereas Caroline Ranno swept the diving occasions, scoring 188.25 on 1-meter and 215.03 on 3-meter.

The Setters closed out the meet with one other assertion win within the 200 Free Relay (1:42.77), that includes Morossi, McKay, Jeannie Donlevy, and Jordan Barbosa.

With the victory, Pace improves to 2-0 in twin meets this season, sustaining its excellent file in dominant vogue.

The Blue and Gold will look to proceed their robust begin subsequent weekend with back-to-back highway meets, visiting Hunter College and the College of Staten Island on Saturday, November 1, as they proceed to construct momentum heading into the center of their Northeast 10 schedule.