Swim Locations Second in St. Thomas Tri-Meet

MIAMI GARDENS, Fla. — The Ave Maria Swim and Dive crew positioned second on each the lads’s and ladies’s facet on Saturday in a tri-meet hosted by St. Thomas. Both the lads and the ladies took down the New College of Florida Mighty Banyans for the second time this season however fell to the host Bobcats.

The males’s crew had one first place end within the meet, with Eduardo Martiniano successful the 50-yard freestyle race. Martiniano clocked a season greatest 21.78 seconds and beat the Bobcat swimmer by 0.32 of a second. Martiniano hit the rostrum three extra occasions, putting second within the 400-yard freestyle relay and the 400-yard medley relay and ending third within the 100-yard particular person medley.

Martiniano’s time of 52.41 within the particular person medley can also be a brand new college file, passing the earlier mark of 54.82 set by teammate Jack Keyser within the season opening meet in opposition to New College.

Martiniano led the crew together with his 4 medals. Two Gyrenes, Sam Pilkington and Lucas Thomaz, completed subsequent on the crew with three medals. Both of them acquired two silvers and a bronze. Pete Anderson was the ultimate Gyrene with a number of medals, incomes two silvers.

The ladies’s crew didn’t have any gold medals or college information however had a strong day within the pool. The Gyrenes tallied eight private bests throughout the crew.

Mireya Estrada and Emily Heasty led the crew in medals with three. Estrada recorded one silver and two bronzes, whereas all three of Heasty’s medals have been bronze. Estrada earned her silver within the 100-yard butterfly, touching the pad at 1:00.72. The two bronzes have been within the 400-yard freestyle relay and the 400-yard medley relay. Heasty’s medals have been additionally within the two relays and the 500-yard freestyle.

Delaney Weisbruch and Madeline Lasnoski have been the opposite Gyrenes to complete with a number of medals.

The Gyrenes are again within the pool Wednesday, November 5, in one other tri-meet taking over Indian River State College and Keiser. The meet will probably be hosted by Indian River State College in Fort Pierce, Florida.