Northeastern swim and dive confronted eight groups from throughout New England Nov. 21 to 23, taking second behind Boston University with a score of 1,043.
The workforce confronted Boston University (1,150), Bryant University (936.5), University of Massachusetts (761), Fairfield University (726.50), Boston College (716), West Point (66) and Colgate University (29) on the workforce’s midseason invite hosted by BU at its health and recreation middle.
Friday prelims
The meet began off quick, with seven athletes breaking 5 minutes within the 500-yard freestyle. Northeastern’s prime scorer, freshman Abigail Gowern (4:58.69), took sixth, dropping almost 5 seconds from her seed time and securing her spot within the A-final. Freshman Siena Griffiths (5:01.45), the second Husky within the occasion, took fifth, sneaking into the A-final as properly.
In the 200-yard IM, prime Northeastern finisher and freshman Alex Campion (2:06.83) took 14th, and freshman Sophie Bromley (2:07.54) took 18th, solidifying each of their locations within the B-final.
Junior May Bradburn (23.10) took the highest seed within the 50-yard freestyle going into the night, adopted intently by junior Mary Nordmann (23.29) in third and senior Kotoko Blair (23.50) in sixth. All three swimmers secured their locations within the A-final.
In the diving properly, senior Anelise Kim (214.40) took sixteenth as the highest Husky within the 1-meter.
Friday finals
Northeastern began off the Friday evening session with a win within the 200-yard freestyle relay. The workforce of Nordmann, freshman Alex Fuller, Blair and Bradburn, touched in a 1:31.99, simply 0.11 seconds quicker than the second place workforce from BU.
In the 500-yard freestyle, Northeastern’s freshmen class had a robust displaying. Gowern (4:55.24) took second with an extremely well-split race. Griffiths (4:57.90) adopted shut behind in fifth, breaking the 5 minute mark she simply missed within the morning.
Northeastern had no A-finalists within the 200-yard IM, however Campion (2:05.38) took twelfth and Bromley (2:06.71) took seventeenth within the B-final.
In the 50-yard freestyle, the Huskies labored exhausting to repeat their stellar morning efficiency. Bradburn took second (23.00), adopted by Fuller (23.19) in third and Nordmann (23.21) in fourth. Kotoko, who added simply 0.16 seconds to finish at 23.66, fell to eighth general within the hard-fought closing.
In the ultimate occasion of the evening, the 400-yard medley relay, Northeastern (3:43.08) took second. The workforce consisted of Bromley in backstroke, graduate pupil Elisabeth Bendall in breaststroke, Fuller in butterfly and Bradburn closing out with freestyle.
No Huskies competed within the finals of the 1-meter diving.
Saturday prelims
Saturday morning began off with the 400-yard particular person medley, the place the highest Husky finisher was Gowern with ninth, placing her into the A-final. Freshman Eliana Auerbach took fifteenth general, discovering a spot within the B-final.
In the 100-yard freestyle, Fuller (51.90) as soon as once more had a robust efficiency, taking the second seed going into the ultimate. She was adopted by Nordmann (54.76) in fourth and Bradburn (51.77) in sixth. Sophomore Kate Kerber (56.27) additionally made it again to swim within the night, taking the eleventh seed and making the B-final together with freshman Marea Li (56.96), who took seventeenth.
Griffiths (1:52.73) continued to hold the Huskies in distance and mid-distance freestyle, taking sixth within the 200-yard freestyle and being the one one to make the A-final. Kerber (1:55.10) took sixteenth, making it again to swim within the B-final with fellow sophomore Peyton Knightly (1:55.76), who took twentieth general.
Bendall (1:04.75) continued her profitable meet with one other A-final qualification, taking eighth within the 100-yard breaststroke. Northeastern had 4 B-finals qualifiers, Li (1:06.97), senior Marcela Scaramuzza (1:06.24), Campion (1:07.12), and freshman Celia Traub (1:06.34).
Northeastern had 4 A-finals qualifiers within the 100-yard backstroke. Senior Anna Verlander (55.39) took the highest seed, and sophomore Delaney Alonso (55.55) took the second. Fuller (56.01) took the fifth seed, and Bromley (56.41) took the seventh seed.
Kim (245.55) certified in sixth for finals within the 3-meter diving. Freshman Kailyn Aquino (216.40) took 18th in prelims.
Saturday finals
The night began off with an in depth race within the 200-yard medley relay. Northeastern (1:41.45), with a workforce consisting of Alonso, Bendall, Fuller and Bradburn, took second to BU, which out-touched the Huskies by simply 0.40 seconds to take first.
The 400-yard particular person noticed Gowern (4:26.43) take sixth place, adopted by the three different Huskies that scored factors:, Campion (4:34.75), taking seventeenth;, Traub (4:35.58), taking 18th; , and Auerbach (4:36.07), taking nineteenth.
Northeastern took third by way of fifth within the 100-yard butterfly with Fuller (54.33) in third, Nordmann (54.548) in fourth, and Bradburn (55.00) in fifth. In the B-final, the workforce took thirteenth from Kerber (55.69), 14th from Li (56.46) , and fifteenth from Keller (57.68).
In the 200-yard freestyle, Griffiths (1:51.25) took fourth, adopted by Kerber (1:56.09) in nineteenth and Knightly (1:58.83) in twentieth, permitting three Huskies to attain factors.
Bendall (1:04.97) was the best scoring Husky within the 100-yard breaststroke. Li (1:05.46) took eleventh, Scaramuzza (1:06.13) took twelfth, Campion (1:06.23) took thirteenth in a tie with Fairfield University’s junior Cailey Stockwell and Traub (1:06.31) took fifteenth, rounding out the Northeastern B-finalists.
In the 100-yard backstroke, Northeastern had its solely particular person win of the meet with Verlander (54.93) taking first by simply 0.10 seconds. Bromley (56.42) took seventh and senior Teagan Osga (56.87) took thirteenth.
Northeastern once more took second within the 800-yard freestyle relay. The workforce of Gowern, Griffiths, Nordmann and Bradburn completed in a time of seven:28.42, barely out-touching the BC workforce for the second place end.
In diving, Kim (236.75) maintained her sixth place place within the 3-meter and had the best place of any Husky diver over the course of the weekend.
Sunday prelims
Sunday morning began off with the primary warmth of the 1,650-yard freestyle. The occasion was timed finals, which means solely the quickest 10 seed instances swam within the night.
In the 200-yard backstroke, Alonso (2:01.84) went into the night because the third seed, with Verlander (2:04.33) and Osga (2:04.48) taking eighth and ninth, respectively, to hitch her within the A-final.
The 100-yard freestyle prelims featured a robust displaying from Northeastern sprinters. Fuller (51.00) took third, Normann (51.03) took fourth and Bradburn (51.31) took sixth, which means all three certified for the A-final.
In the 200-yard breaststroke, Li (2:22.66) took ninth and was the one qualifier for the A-final for the Huskies. In the B-final, three Huskies made the lower: Auerbach (2:23.98), Bendall (2:24.78) and Campion (2:26.47).
In the 200-yard fly, Northeastern improved since its earlier meets, with Kerber (2:06.80) qualifying for the A-final within the fifth seed and Gowern (2:07.91) qualifying in ninth seed. Three Huskies certified for the B-final: Keller (2:08.19), Knightly (2:10.89) and Traub (2:12.32).
Sunday finals
Gowern began Sunday finals off with a second place end for the Huskies within the 1,650. She touched in a 16:46.77, simply three seconds behind first place. Griffiths (17:19.10), who swam within the morning, completed in eighth. Junior Bella Busconi (17:30.06) took eleventh as the one different Northeastern swimmer within the occasion.
In the 200-yard backstroke, Alonso (2:00.90) carried her momentum from the morning to a 3rd place end, with Verlander (2:02.72) shut behind in sixth, adopted by Osga (2:04.62) in ninth.
Fuller (50.62) as soon as once more pulled by way of for the Huskies with a second place end within the 100-yard freestyle. Nordmann (50.89) adopted shut behind in fourth, and Bradburn (51.77) completed in ninth. Kotoko (52.08) rounded out the scoring for the Huskies in fifteenth.
In the 200-yard breaststroke, Li (2:22.66) was the best scoring Husky, taking ninth. In the B-final, Bendall (2:23.21) took thirteenth, Auerbach (2:23.86) took 14th, Campion (2:24.19) tied for fifteenth and Scaramuzza (2:27.03) took twentieth general.
Northeastern continued to work exhausting to enhance the 200-yard butterfly from earlier meets. In finals, Kerber (2:04.84) maintained fifth place, and Gowern (2:07.91) maintained her ninth place. In the B-final, Keller (2:08.25) took 14th, Knightly (2:10.35) took fifteenth and Traub (2:11.47) took 18th.
Northeastern had its lowest A-relay end within the closing occasion of the weekend, taking third within the 400-yard freestyle relay with a workforce (3:24.34) composed of Fuller, Nordmann, Blair and Bradburn.
Northeastern delivered a robust mid-season efficiency, highlighted by a victory within the 200-yard freestyle relay and a person win within the 100-yard backstroke on the Terrier Invitational. The workforce’s freshmen and sprinters posted standout swims all through the meet, demonstrating Northeastern’s rising freshman expertise and relay energy heading into championship season.