Tigers Dominant in Win Over Division II Adams State

The Colorado College girls’s swimming group improved to 3-1 this season with a 138-54 victory over Division II Adams State Saturday in Alamosa, Colo.
 
Freshmen Annie Engstrom and Livi Woolery posted a pair of particular person wins in addition to a relay victory, whereas senior Grace Ersfeld-O’Brien gained a person and a relay occasion.
 
Woolery captured the 50 freestyle and 100 butterfly and led-off the successful 200 medley relay. Engstrom, in the meantime, continued her excellence within the distance occasions by successful the five hundred and 1000 freestyle races and anchored the 800 freestyle relay.
 
Ersfeld-O’Brien joined Engtrom, Julia Cox and Sarah Buchman on the 800 free relay and gained the 200 freestyle with a time of two:07.18. Buchman joined Woolery, Isabella Cole and Megan Simonson on the triumphant 200 medley relay.
 
Other winners for the Tigers on Saturday included Cox (100 freestyle), Riley Romisher (200 IM), Lizzie McWilliams (100 backstroke) and Charlotte Flory (100 breaststroke).
 
“We stepped up during one of the toughest parts of our season, head coach Jen Buffin said. “To go on the street and are available away with a win reveals how nicely we’re racing for the group proper now. We noticed good swims throughout the board, however much more importantly, we noticed athletes taking each alternative to raised themselves and concentrate on the small particulars. These previous three weeks of racing have been our greatest but, I’m pleased with how they’ve responded to the workload and challenges of this stretch. Now we are able to flip our consideration towards restoration, sharpening up the main points, and on the brink of swim quick on the Speedo Centre Invitational in just a few weeks.”

The Tigers return to motion on Nov. 21-23 on the Centre College Invitational in Danville, Ky.