Swimming & Diving Travels to Worcester for Multi-Workforce Meet on Friday, Twin Meet at Clark on Saturday

Swimming & Diving at WPI | Friday, October 31 | 5:30 p.m. | Sports and Recreation Center Pool

at Clark | Saturday, November 1 | 1 p.m. | Kneller Athletic Center Pool 

WHAT TO KNOW

•    The Babson males’s and ladies’s swimming & diving groups journey to Worcester, Mass., for a pair of meets on Friday and Saturday. 
•    The Beavers will compete towards the host Engineers, Brandeis, Coast Guard and Smith on Friday at WPI earlier than touring throughout city for a twin meet with Clark on Saturday afternoon. 

SERIES NOTES

vs. Brandeis

•    The Babson males are 13-11 versus the Judges courting again to 1997 and have gained six consecutive meets within the sequence. 

•    The Babson ladies personal 4 victories over Brandeis since 2013, which incorporates wins in 2019, 2023 and 2024. 

vs. Coast Guard

•    The Beavers and Bears have competed in all however three seasons (2011, 2014, 2020) going again to 2000. 

•     The Babson males final defeated Coast Guard again in 2001. 

vs. Smith

•    The Beavers have gained 4 consecutive matchups with the Bears since 2019 on the heels of a five-meet dropping streak to Smith from 2014-18.

vs. WPI

•    The Babson males are 12-14 all-time towards the Engineers and recorded their first win within the sequence since 2012 again in 2022. The Beavers have suffered closes losses to WPI in every of the final two seasons.

•    The Babson ladies are 11-16 towards WPI courting again to 1997. 

vs. Clark 

•    The Babson ladies have gained 5 straight twin meets towards the Cougars going again to 2018, whereas the boys boast a 15-meet successful streak and have gone 20-7 versus Clark since 1998. 

2024 MEET RESULTS

MEN

Babson 189, Brandeis 90

WPI 147.5, Babson 139.5

Coast Guard 200, Babson 93

Babson 231, Clark 44

WOMEN

Babson 181, Brandeis 93

Babson 162, Smith 131

Coast Guard 197, Babson 87

WPI 163, Babson 123

Babson 206, Clark 72

ABOUT THE BABSON MEN

•    The Beavers captured 13 of 14 occasions and defeated Roger Williams, 177-85, to open the season again on October 18. 

•    First-year Matthias McFarlane touched the wall first within the 100 breaststroke, 200 breaststroke and 100 butterfly, whereas sophomores William Iglar (100 free, 1000 free) and Nehemiah Rhee (200 butterfly, 200 IM), and first-year Evan Hong (200 free, 500 free) all recorded a number of victories for the Green and White. 

•    Junior Anthony Taslakov got here in first within the 200 backstroke and sophomore Thomas Ambelang gained the 100 backstroke. 

•    Babson returns 19 opponents from a staff that went 7-3 in twin meets, set 12 college information and positioned fourth on the NEWMAC Championships. 

ABOUT THE BABSON WOMEN

•    The Green and White got here in first in 10 of 14 occasions on the best way to defeating Roger Williams, 139.5-114.5, within the season opener for each groups again on October 18. 

•    Sophomore Samantha Gilbert gained the 200 free and 500 free, classmate Tuana Turhan touched the wall first within the 100 butterfly and 200 butterfly, and the duo teamed with junior Sylvie Racicot and sophomore Hailey Cronan to seize the 200 free relay. 

•    Sophomores Marta Gershanok got here in first within the 100 backstroke, Julia Netishen produced a victory within the 50 free and a pair of runner-up finishes within the 200 free and 200 again, and first-years Middy Hinckley (1000 free) and Becky Hwang (200 again) every claimed a first-place end of their collegiate debut. 

•    The Beavers return 11 opponents from final 12 months’s squad that established six new college information and went 8-5 in twin meets earlier than inserting seventh on the NEWMAC Championships. 

RETURNING RECORD HOLDERS

•    Seven returning veterans on the boys’s staff and 4 on the ladies’s squad helped the Beavers set a mixed 18 college information final winter. 

•    On the boys’s aspect, Taslakov set new particular person information within the 200 free, 200 IM and 200 again whereas pairing with Iglar and sophomores Liam Maloney and Tommy Hannenian to set one other report within the 800 free relay.

•    Ambelang and sophomore Nathan Huynh had been additionally part of Babson’s record-setting 200 medley relay squad ultimately February’s convention meet, whereas junior David Krol set new six-dive information on each the 1- and 3-meter boards. 

•    Turhan set a brand new program report within the 100 butterfly and was a part of a record-setting efficiency within the 400 medley relay, whereas Netishen turned the brand new school-record holder within the 50 free and three relays (200 free, 400 free, 400 medley). 

•    Racicot joined Netishen on the 200 free, 400 free and 400 medley relay squads, whereas Gilbert was part of Babson’s new program mark within the 400 free relay. 

UP NEXT

•    The Babson ladies will host Stonehill on November 7 at 5 p.m., whereas each squads welcome Bentley to Morse Pool at 6 p.m. on November 15.