Girls’s Swimming End Twin Meet Towards DI Miami

CORAL GABLES, Fla. – The No. 21 Florida Southern College ladies’s swimming crew confronted the University of Miami in a twin meet on Friday afternoon on the Norman Whitten Pool.
 
The Moccasins dropped the meet 192-66 in factors, competing in 14 occasions over the course of the day.
 
The meet opened with the 200 medley relay because the Mocs completed in second with a time of 1:45.48. The subsequent occasion was the 1000 free as Natalie True completed in third with a time of 10:26.62 and Emma Huma in fourth with 10:55.82. For the 200 free, Rania Khallouqi was the highest Moc finisher with a time of 1:52.77. In the 100 again, Zoë Celi completed second in 57.28, adopted by the 100 breaststroke, and Alexa Paredes in second with 1:04.88.
 
For the 200 fly, Elizabeth Sikes was second in 2:03.77 (B reduce) earlier than Mallory Baker completed third with a time of 24.38 within the 50 free. The second half of the meet began with the 100 free, as Khallouqi was third in 52.05, adopted by the 200 again as Lauren Helminiak was third in a time of two:09.19. Paredes then gained the 200 breaststroke with a time of two:25.13, and Emma Sammons, the only real Moc within the 500 free, with a time of 5:15.99. In the 100 fly, Baker completed with a time of 58.01, earlier than the ultimate particular person occasion of the day noticed Gabrielle Goodwin as the highest FSC finisher with a time of two:09.49. The final occasion of the meet was the 400 free relay, with a 3:31.50 time.
 
The Mocs could have their subsequent competitors in South Carolina for a midseason invite, Nov. 19-21 in Columbia, S.C.