Women’s Swimming and Diving Picks up a Pair of Weekend Double-Twin Meet Wins

BANGOR, Maine – Following three weeks with no competitors, the Keene State College males’s and girls’s swimming and diving workforce returned to motion on Saturday night time at Husson University for a double-dual meet in opposition to Husson and Maine Maritime and picked up a pair of wins on the ladies’s facet on the day.
 
Women’s Highlights

• Tallulah Going positioned first in a pair of particular person occasions, swimming the 50 free in 26.43 and the 100 free in 58.37. Going additionally anchored the Owls’ first place end within the 400 free relay with a cut up of 58.66 for the quickest cut up within the occasion on the day and anchored the Owls’ second place end within the 200 medley relay with the quickest cut up of the occasion of 26.17.
• Rory Lee additionally gained a pair of particular person occasions, swimming the five hundred free in 5:46.09 and 1,000 free in 11:38.67, 14 seconds sooner than second place. Lee was additionally part of the Owls’ 400 free relay that completed first together with her beginning cut up of 59.80 and completed second within the 100 free in 59.85.
• Maddie Wilson gained the 200 free in 2:09.69 and picked up third within the 500 free in 5:57.23.
• London Armitage completed second in each the 100 again in 1:06.75 and 200 again in 2:26.98, whereas additionally beginning off the Owls’ second place within the 200 medley relay with a cut up of 31.61.
• Olivia Boulris positioned first within the 200 fly in 2:32.79 and picked up a pair of second place particular person finishes in 100 fly (1:08.14) and 200 IM (2:29.28), whereas additionally swimming the third leg of the 200 medley relay to second place in 30.09.
• Maddy Fitzgerald gained the 200 breast in 2:51.20 and swam the second leg of the Owls’ second place end within the 200 medley in 35.56.
• Kyleigh Dyer and Hannah Reddick have been the opposite two components to the Owls’ first place end within the 400 free relay, swimming instances of 58.88 and 1:00.72, respectively.
• Rebecca Radonovich positioned second within the 200 fly in 2:33.11.

 
Men’s Highlights

• Zack Menz positioned second within the 100 breast with a time of 1:05.14, simply .2 behind first place.
• Leo Lauridsen completed second within the 200 fly in 2:17.74.
• Keegan Johnson completed third within the 1M diving with a rating of 133.35, whereas Cooper Niles completed second within the 3M diving with a rating of 128.40.
• The Owls’ positioned second within the 400 free relay with a mixed time of three:34.39, composed of Carter Beauchesne (54.74), Alex Agosto (54.47), Caiden Cox (52.80), and Zack Menz (52.38).

 
“Both teams showed a lot of grit today.  We’re right in the middle of a hard training block, so it was good to see them show up and race well, throughout the entire meet, said Owls’ head coach Chris Woolridge. “We ended up having to make some modifications to our line-up mid meet and so they took these in stride and did what the workforce wanted to do.  It was good to see a younger 400 Free relay, step up massive on the lads’s facet on the finish of the meet and to observe our first-year swimmers and divers proceed to enhance.  We’ve obtained our massive, mid-season invite in three weeks, so we’ll be sharpening up and giving them a little bit of relaxation to see the place they’re at as we wrap up the semester.”   
 
On the ladies’s facet KSC picked up a 152-124 win over Husson and a 186-88 win over Maine Maritime.
 
On the lads’s facet, KSC was defeated by Husson 176-103 and was defeated by Maine Maritime 192-97.
 
Keene State returns residence for his or her subsequent contest in opposition to Bentley University on Saturday, November 22, at 1:00 PM.