Lawrence Units One other Top-5 Program Mark, Bodhidatta Tallies Three Top-3 Finishes in Tri-Meet Towards Pomona-Pitzer and Westmont

THOUSAND OAKS, Calif. – Cal Lutheran ladies’s swimming and diving (1-1, 0-1 SCIAC) hosted Pomona-Pitzer and Westmont on Saturday morning, choosing up one win and one loss. The Regals defeated Division-II Westmont 134-127 however fell to the Sagehens 192-90. Victoria Lawrence continued a formidable begin to her collegiate profession, inserting fourth all-time in class historical past within the 1,650y freestyle. Madi Bodhidatta swam properly with top-3 finishes within the 50y and 100y freestyles and the 50y butterfly.

Lawrence began off the day with the prolonged 1,650y freestyle, ending with a time of 17:50.20 to win the occasion. That locations her at fourth all-time within the occasion in Cal Lutheran historical past, one meet after setting the college file within the 1,000y freestyle.

Julia Benko carried out properly within the 100y backstroke, ending third at 1:01.91.

Four Regals swam admirably within the 50y freestyle, with Bodhidatta main the group at 24.26, inserting third within the occasion. Lawrence (25.48), Emily Sellman (25.76), and Callahan White (25.82) completed fourth, fifth, and sixth, respectively.

Bodhidatta managed one other sturdy outing within the 100y freestyle, inserting second with a time of 53.59.

Benko bought issues going once more within the 200y backstroke with one other third-place end at 2:13.52.

Making one other look close to the highest of the leaderboard was Lawrence within the 500y freestyle, as she claimed second with a time of 5:14.00.

Bodhidatta accomplished her hat trick of top-3 finishes with a third-place exhibiting within the 100y butterfly at 58.94.

To finish the day, the relay staff of Lawrence, White, Ella Call, and Joli Fong positioned second within the 400y freestyle at 3:43.70.

Meanwhile, on the opposite facet of the pool, Maddie Greig was the one one to put within the 3m dive with 234.08 factors. She added 161.85 factors within the 1m dive.

The Regals will likely be again in motion this Saturday morning at Whittier.