Ladies’s Swimming Bested by Montclair in Non-Convention Motion

Hoboken, N.J. – The Stevens Institute of Technology ladies’s swim crew fell to Montclair State University 144-118 in non-conference motion on Friday night.

Stevens was led by Delaney Klaus, who received two particular person occasions and anchored the Ducks’ high relay. Klaus opened her meet with a victory within the 200 freestyle in 2:01.27 and later surged to the wall first within the 100 butterfly at 59.88. She additionally anchored Stevens’ successful 400 freestyle relay, teaming with Gabby Sokolik, Samantha Gallo, and Eszter Kiss to put up 3:41.67.

 

Kiss added two spectacular victories of her personal, main the sphere in each the 100 backstroke (1:00.68) and the five hundred freestyle (5:19.33). She additionally contributed a key third leg on the successful relay. Dora Dvorkin managed the 1000 freestyle from the beginning, touching first in 11:10.09, and later added a second-place end within the 200 breaststroke at 2:35.34. Stevens additionally earned a win within the 200 butterfly, the place Hanna Matheson pulled away late to complete in 2:13.89.

 

Additional sturdy swims included Gallo putting fourth within the 200 freestyle (2:04.70), Paige Bleckley taking fifth within the 100 backstroke (1:06.58), and the duo of Adriana Bertolotti and Ashley Settle ending second and third within the 100 breaststroke at 1:11.79 and 1:11.96. Gabby Tyer added a fourth-place efficiency within the 500 freestyle with a 5:37.80, and the Ducks closed the meet with a third-place outcome from within the 400-freestyle rely by Julia McKinley, Megan Koek, Emery Fitzharris, and Ashley Settle in 3:58.44.