Swimming & Diving Groups Conclude Competitors At Harold Anderson Invitational

KINGSTON, R.I. – The Providence College males’s and girls’s swimming and diving workforce competed on the Harold Anderson Invitational in Kingston, R.I. on Nov. 20-23. The males’s workforce positioned second out of 5 groups with 802 factors. The girls’s workforce completed sixth out of 9 groups with 315.5 factors. 

The males’s workforce had quite a few top-three finishes, together with a first-place end by Will Ballard within the 200-yard backstroke (1:51-42). The 800-yard freestyle relay workforce comprised of Nico Menendez-Featherston, Quinn Schwab, Noah San Vicente and Gabe Hawkins topped the sector in a time of 6:44.33. Bella Lombard highlighted the ladies’s occasions with a pair of top-three finishes within the 100-yard backstroke (56.61) and the 200-yard backstroke (2:02.90). A bunch of notable finishes are listed under.

HAROLD INVITATIONAL SWIMMING HIGHLIGHTS

800-Yard Free Relay: N. Menendez-Featherston, Q. Schwab, N. San Vicente and G. Hawkins – 1^st (6:44.33)

500-Yard Freestyle: Noah San Vicente – 3^rd (4:37.27)

200-Yard Free Relay: N. Thayer, T. Bowers, Ok. Duffy, J. Stachowicz – 3^rd (1:23.67)

400-Yard IM: Quinn Schwab – 3^rd (4:04.86)

200-Yard Freestyle: Gabe Hawkins – 2^nd (1:41.72)

100-Yard Backstroke: Ryan O’Day – 2^nd (50.90) and Jake Stachowicz – 3^rd (51.13)

200-Yard Backstroke: Will Ballard – 1^st (1:51.42) 

200-Yard Breaststroke: Aidan Ochoa – 2^nd (2:04.61) 

200-Yard Butterfly: Aidan Puk – 2^nd (1:52.90)

400-Yard Free Relay: G. Hawkins, N. Thayer, Ok. Duffy and J. Stachowicz – 3^rd (3:04.87)

 

200-Yard Freestyle: Elizabeth Burke – 5^th (1:53.61)

100-Yard Backstroke: Bella Lombard – 3^rd (56.61)

400-Yard Medley Relay: B. Lombard, L. Wagner, A. Gathof and E. Burke – 6^th (3:52.96)

200-Yard Backstroke: Bella Lombard – 3^rd (2:02.90)

HAROLD INVITATIONAL DIVING HIGHLIGHTS 

In the 1-Meter Diving occasion three girls scored factors and have been paced by Myranda Parker’s seventh-place end (241:40).

Kaelyn Talisse recorded 234.70 factors to steer a trio of Friars who scored factors within the 3-Meter Diving occasion.

 

For a whole set of finals outcomes for every day, please click on the next hyperlinks:

Day 1 Results

Day 2 Results

Day 3 Results

Day 4 Results

 

The Friars may have an prolonged break, which incorporates its annual winter coaching journey to Puerto Rico, earlier than returning to twin meet competitors on Saturday, Jan. 24 towards the University of Maine. The meet will happen in Orono, Maine. Diving will start at 11 a.m. and the swim occasions are scheduled for 1:00 p.m.

 

 

– GO FRIARS! –