M. Chang, Winter Lead Hawks in 132-52 Win at SUNY Maritime

THROGGS NECK, N.Y. — The Hunter College girls’s swim workforce earned a dominant street win over SUNY Maritime on Wednesday night, taking first place in 10 of the meet’s 11 occasions to safe a 132-52 victory.

Mia Chang and Lian Winter led the Hawks, every claiming two particular person gold medals and contributing to a first-place relay. Freshman Annie Huang additionally delivered her strongest meet of the season, incomes each a first- and second-place end.

Hunter opened the meet with a win within the 200-yard medley relay, as Grace Valette, Parvinabonu Makhmadalieva, Winter, and Gwendolyn Posner mixed for a time of two:07.00. In the longest race of the day, M. Chang earned her first particular person win, touching in 12:58.46, adopted by Molly Nettles in 13:30.29, within the 1,000-yard free..

Posner led the 200-freestyle with a successful time of two:26.98, whereas rookie Denisse Rojas took second in 2:39.40. Huang then broke the 30-second mark within the 50-yard freestyle, taking gold in 29.92, adopted by Imani Chisolm at 32:69.0. Winter secured her first particular person win within the 100-yard particular person medley, clocking in at 1:09.0. M. Chang added her second gold within the 100-yard butterfly (1:14.46), with Huang taking silver in 1:15.01.

Winter’s second win got here within the 100-yard freestyle, posting a time of 1:03.5, adopted by Anastasiia Lyshyk in 1:10.53.

Valette continued her sturdy season with a victory within the 100-yard backstroke (1:04.69), whereas Nettles closed out the person occasions by successful the 500-yard freestyle in 6:32.36. The Hawks capped the meet with one other relay win, as Valette, M. Chang, Nettles, and Rojas recorded a time of 1:42.56 within the 200-yard freestyle relay.

Hunter returns to the pool on Dec. 5 for the annual Homecoming celebration, internet hosting Purchase College within the North Pool at 6 p.m.