Swimming Earns Cut up in Dwelling Duals; Downs Merrimack

BROCKTON, Mass. (Oct. 26, 2025) – The Stonehill swimming crew hosted Merrimack and Sacred Heart at Massasoit Community College Pool Sunday afternoon.

The Skyhawks earned a 147-140 victory over the Warriors to select up their first twin win of the season. Stonehill dropped the meet to Sacred Heart, 198-95, whereas the Pioneers additionally topped Merrimack by a rating of 209-90.

In the ultimate meet of the race, Stonehill’s 200 freestyle relay capped the victory in opposition to Merrimack by successful the occasion of a collective mark of 1:41.05, as junior Grace Idowu, junior Sherri Danforth, sophomore Chihiro Bringman and sophomore Elizabeth Weston defeated the Warriors’ relay crew by 0.46 seconds.

Idowu additionally earned victory within the 50 freestyle with a time of 24.58, and she or he was second within the 100 freestyle (54.09).  Winning the 100 freestyle was senior Kristy Barry who touched the ball first at 53.87. Barry additionally got here in second within the 200 freestyle, ending in 2:00.49.

Idowu, Barry and Weston joined sophomore Lily Peterson on the 400 medley relay that took second with a mark of three:59.35. Peterson clocked the quickest time within the 100 breaststroke (1:08.35), and she or he was second within the 200 breaststroke (2:30.64).

Freshman Emma Kawai received the 200 backstroke (2:11.43), and she or he was fourth within the 400 particular person medley (4:47.50) to earn key factors.

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Stonehill (1-3) will subsequent compete at Babson College on Friday, Nov. 7 at 5 p.m.

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