Red Flash Make A Splash On Senior Night With 203-72 Win

Women’s Swimming | 11/8/2025 9:00:00 AM

WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW

Saint Francis girls’s swimming capped off its residence schedule in dominant vogue, cruising previous Lock Haven 203–72 on Senior Night at Stokes Natatorium.

The Red Flash claimed victories in 11 of 14 occasions, highlighted by robust performances from seniors Sara Turner, Morgan Moniz, Laryssa Webster, Joey Testa, Mina Nikolic, and Abbey Kutchel.

Saint Francis swept each relays and posted a number of 1–2 finishes to proceed its robust begin to the 2025–26 marketing campaign.

FLASH MOMENTS

The Red Flash wasted no time setting the tone, opening the meet with a 1–2 end within the 200 medley relay. The crew of Maura Rubio, Taylor Weth, Reegan Brown, and Joey Testa led the way in which in 1:52.53.

Senior Morgan Moniz set the tempo within the mid-distance occasions, profitable each the 200 freestyle (2:01.86) and 500 freestyle (5:32.14).

Sara Turner continued her stellar season, sweeping the 200 butterfly (2:10.82) and 200 IM (2:11.88) to steer all swimmers with two particular person victories.

Reegan Brown added a pair of wins within the 100 backstroke (1:02.50) and 100 freestyle (56.46), whereas Maura Rubio sprinted to first within the 50 freestyle (25.09).

Breaststroke standout Kathryn Tanis captured each the 100 (1:08.11) and 200 (2:29.77) titles, and senior Laryssa Webster claimed the 100 butterfly (1:00.30) to focus on a balanced evening throughout all occasions.

Senior Abbey Kutchel earned key crew factors with a runner-up end within the 1000 freestyle (11:55.72), persevering with her constant distance performances this season.

Saint Francis closed the meet in model with a dominant exhibiting within the 200 freestyle relay, as Rubio, Katie Webster, Brown, and Tanis clocked a profitable time of 1:40.73, finishing the crew’s relay sweep.

FLASH NUGGETS

The Red Flash earned 11 occasion wins and swept each relays on Senior Night.

Seniors Moniz, Turner, Webster, Testa, and Kutchel mixed for main level contributions throughout a number of occasions.

SFU positioned first or second in 13 of 14 occasions, exhibiting distinctive depth throughout each stroke.

The meet marked Saint Francis’s fifth consecutive victory over Lock Haven.

NEXT TIME OUT 

The Red Flash are again in motion later this month, able to make extra waves at their mid-season invitational.