Eagle Girls, Males Earn Second Straight House Victories

Both of Ashland University’s swimming and diving groups have gained two consecutive residence twin meets, as, on Friday (Oct. 31) evening on the Messerly Natatorium, the Eagle women and men every defeated Malone.

Ashland’s males gained 193-40, and the AU girls took a 189-45 determination.

 

Eagles incomes two particular person victories every on Friday have been junior Payton O’Toole (girls’s 200-yard freestyle, 1:58.04; girls’s 100 free, 54.39 seconds), senior Nick Girz (males’s 200 free, 1:47.75; males’s 100 breaststroke, 59.80 seconds), junior Riley Hunt (girls’s 1-meter diving, 239.80 factors; girls’s 3-meter diving, 292.15 factors); and senior Joey Lenczyk (males’s 1-meter diving, 259.60 factors; males’s 3-meter diving, 271.95 factors).

 

Single particular person wins have been turned in by sophomore Brooke Patel (girls’s 1,650 free, 18:59.23), senior Jason Basile (males’s 1,650 free, 17:30.53), senior Colleen Cox (girls’s 50 free, 25.64 seconds), senior Robin Falk (males’s 50 free, 22.23 seconds), junior Hannah Yemec (girls’s 200 particular person medley, 2:17.00), junior Evan Kemp (males’s 200 IM, 1:59.26), junior Payton Meyer (girls’s 100 butterfly, 1:02.25), sophomore Daniel Correa Hammer (males’s 100 fly (53.67 seconds), senior Andrew Oates (males’s 100 free, 49.00 seconds), sophomore Yasmim Tomita (girls’s 100 backstroke (59.79 seconds), junior Colin Pham (males’s 100 again, 54.16 seconds), freshman Katelyn Claugus (girls’s 500 free, 5:34.56), and junior Grant Brown (males’s 500 free (4:57.27).

 

Winning AU relays have been the ladies’s 200 medley relay of Tomita, Patel, Yemec and O’Toole (1:50.62); the ladies’s 200 free relay of freshman Kit Kat Anderson, junior Juliana Pignato, Cox and junior Blair Pichola (1:43.63); and the boys’s 200 free relay of Falk, senior Cole Huebner, freshman Trei Durstine and Girz (1:28.14).

 

SECOND PLACE

Senior Maddi Whitticar – girls’s 1-meter diving (204.10 factors) and 3-meter diving (207.50 factors)

Freshman Altin Rowland – males’s 1-meter diving (200.05 factors) and 3-meter diving (184.65 factors)

Senior Mary Kate Prall – girls’s 200 IM (2:18.71) and 100 again (1:02.93)

Sophomore Jaidyn Jordan – girls’s 1,650 free (19:32.48)

Brown – males’s 1,650 free (17:39.59)

Tomita – girls’s 200 free (1:59.11)

Collins – males’s 200 free (1:49.97)

Senior Jack Elliott – males’s 50 free (22.90 seconds)

Freshman Lucas Leibrand – males’s 200 IM (2:03.43)

Freshman Joselyn Hensley – girls’s 100 fly (1:02.39)

Huebner – males’s 100 fly (53.90 seconds)

Yemec – girls’s 100 free (55.35 seconds)

Shirley – males’s 100 free (50.36 seconds)

Kemp – males’s 100 again (55.16 seconds)

Falk – males’s 500 free (4:58.01)

Patel – girls’s 100 breaststroke (1:12.26)

Oates – males’s 100 breaststroke (1:01.85)

Men’s 200 medley relay – Collins, freshman Cooper Young, senior Nick Olquin and Leibrand (1:46.16)

Women’s 200 free relay – Sophomore Raechel Serafimov, junior Anna Ramsier, senior Jillian Hull, and senior Megan Tomasic (1:50.06)

Men’s 200 free relay – Kemp, Lenczyk, Elliott and Oates (1:29.42)

 

NEXT UP

Back on the Messerly Natatorium for a twin with Baldwin Wallace at 6 p.m. on Nov. 7.