Eagles End Fifth at Phill Hansel Invite

HOUSTON, Tx. – The Florida Gulf Coast University swimming and diving group closed out competitors at Houston’s Phill Hansel Invitational on Friday night time. After strong showings from the Eagles, the group positioned fifth out of the eleven. The Eagles had ten new entries to the college’s prime ten occasions/scores listing.

LEADER THROUGH DAY TWO: Houston

DAY TWO STANDINGS (TOP 5): 1. Houston (1463 Points), 2. Rice (1185 Points), 3. Air Force (886 Points), 4. Nevada (828 Points), 5. FGCU (750 Points)

LOCATION: CRWC Natatorium (Houston, Tx.)

DAY THREE RESULTS

• Aislyn Barnett secured fifth within the 1650 free with a time of 16:40.74, which supplies her the third greatest time at school historical past. Her 1000 free time of 10:04.74 can also be the third greatest at school historical past.
• In the B-Final of the 200 again, Izzy Ackley positioned first (ninth total) with a time of 1:57.34. Jordan Durocher completed sixth (14th total) with a time of two:01.17.
• With a time of fifty.12, Leah Gentry-Tuney took sixth within the 100 free. Her prelim time of 49.71 is the ninth greatest at school historical past. In the B-Final, Libby Russum took first (ninth total) with a time of 49.85.
• Barnett captured second within the 200 breast with a time of two:11.38, which is the second greatest time in program historical past. In the C-Final, Allisan Bendall took third (nineteenth total) with a time of two:17.63.
• In the B-Final of the 200 fly, Nori Hetyei positioned second (tenth total) with a time of two:00.48, which is the sixth greatest in program historical past. In the C-Final, Olivia Vecchio positioned eighth (twenty fourth total) with a time of two:07.74.
• The group of Gentry-Tuney, Mia Burke, Russum, and Nadia Helm secured seventh within the 400 free relay with a time of three:22.22.

Head Coach Dave Rollins – “Overall we had a very solid week of competing against bigger programs. Getting the exposure and experience sets us up very well for the ASUN Championships in February as well as NCAAs in March. Placing new names into our top 10 list is extremely encouraging for the first half of the season. We are ready to get back to work. It’s all gas and no breaks from here on out!”

It’s New Year’s Eve within the nest! The Eagles will go up in opposition to SMU and Delaware on Dec. 31 at 2 p.m. from the FGCU Aquatics Complex.

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