Swimming Competes Towards Army On Second Day of Twin Meet – Penn State

WEST POINT, N.Y. – The Penn State swim and dive groups competed in opposition to Army in day two of a twin meet on Friday. The males’s staff earned a victory whereas the ladies fell at Crandall Pool in West Point.

The males defeated the Black Knights by a decisive rating of 169-130. The effort was led by seniors Eduardo Cisternas, and Mariano Lazzerini, who claimed two occasion titles every. Junior Tylor Kim added to the win by his victories within the 50 and 100 free. The win marks the primary street victory of the season for the Nittany Lions.

The ladies’s efforts had been led by senior Morgan Moore, who positioned first within the 1000 free and a detailed second within the 500 free, and senior Catherine Meisner, who claimed a victory within the 200 free and a hard-fought second-place end within the 100 free.

Men

Top Swims:

The males swept the rostrum within the 500 Free, led by Cisternas’ 4:20.94 swim, adopted by Rylan Anselm’s second-place time of 4:24.96. Jack Clancy trailed for third, posting a 4:26.67.

Cisternas captured a victory within the 1000 Free with a tempo of 9:08.48. Mariano Lazzerini additionally added a win within the 100 Breast, swimming a 51.52.

Tylor Kim gained the 50 Free, boasting a 20.09 time. He continued his dominance with one other victory within the 100 Free, swimming a 43.31.

Lazzerini added one other win within the 200 breast, swimming a 1:53.94. Vicente Villanueva adopted with a 1:55.99, good for second.

Matthew Bittner gained the 100 Fly, swimming a 46.70. Newcomer Vincente Villanueva adopted with a first-place end within the 200 IM, swimming a unbelievable 1:48.33.

Relays:

The males’s staff claimed victories in each the 200 medley relay and the 400 free relay. The 200 medley relay was composed of Matthew Bittner, Mariano Lazzerini, Cooper Morley and Tylor Kim. The staff earned a time of 1:24.37.

The 400 free relay staff was made up by Rylan Anselm, Mariano Lazzerini, Matthew Bittner and Tylor Kim. Combined, they swam a profitable time of two:53.18.

Winners:
200 medley relay: Matthew Bittner (21.39), Mariano Lazzerini (23.39), Cooper Morley (20.23) and Tylor Kim (19.36), 1:24.37

400 free relay: Rylan Anselm (43.79), Mariano Lazzerini (43.39), Matthew Bittner (43.46) and Tylor Kim (42.54), 2:53.18

1000 free: Eduardo Cisternas, 9:08.48

100 breast: Mariano Lazzerini, 51.52

50 free: Tylor Kim, 20.09

100 free: Tylor Kim, 43.31

200 breast: Mariano Lazzerini, 1:53.94

500 free: Eduardo Cisternas, 4:20.94

100 fly: Matthew Bittner, 46.70

200 IM: Vincente Villaneuva, 1:48.33

 

Women

Top Swims:

Morgan Moore claimed a victory within the 1000 Free, swimming a 9:50.71. Margaret Markvardt adopted with a win within the 100 Back, posting a 53.81.

Catherine Meisner and Katie Ketter battled to the top within the 100 Free, with Meisner swimming a 50.04, good for first, and Ketter posting a 50.47, good for second.

Julia Barto earned a win In the 200 IM with a 2:01.96 displaying.

Relays:
Winners:
1000 free: Morgan Moore, 9:50.71

100 again: Margaret Markvardt, 53.81

100 free: Catherine Meisner, 50.04

200 IM: Julia Barto, 2:01.96

 

The Nittany Lions hit the street once more to journey to Columbus on November 18-21 to compete within the Ohio State Invitational.

For updates on Penn State swimming and diving, comply with the staff on Instagram (pennstateswimdive), X (pennstateswim) and Facebook (Penn State Swimming & Diving).