Swimming and Diving set for Senior Day on Friday afternoon

EVANSVILLE, Ind. – On Friday afternoon, the University of Evansville swimming and diving groups will maintain Senior Day recognition when the squads tackle UIC at Deaconess Aquatic Center. Senior Day festivities start at roughly 12:30 p.m. with the meet set to start at 1 p.m. There isn’t any cost to attend the meet.
 
Four Purple Aces seniors might be acknowledged on Friday together with Mia Pesavento, Hannah Krings, Evelyn Chin, and Mohammed Rashed.
 
Evansville final competed on the A3 Invite in November with each the lads’s and ladies’s squads incomes 4^th-place finishes. There had been a number of highlights from the ultimate day of the meet. The private bests preserve coming, Harry McDowell noticed private bests within the 100 Free and 50 Free (Time Trial), with a 48.46 and 21.83. Sophomore Delaney Miller swam a 54.71 within the 100 Free, and freshmen Robert Hargrove swam a 2:10.80 200 Breast.
 
In the A Final of the 1650 Free Joseph Capo was 7^th for the Ace’s with a last time of 16:18.65. In the morning, freshmen Bryce Ryan and Luke Cook positioned 9^th and 12^th with Cook having a private greatest time better of 16:53.47. In the 200 Back Jaley Hamilton positioned 11^th, her 2:09.20 being a private greatest time. Teammate Luana Carrotta swam a season greatest 2:10.62 for 14^th. In the morning Captain Boris Tavrosky swam a season greatest 1:55.25 for 12^th. Freshmen Carter Bolling has a private greatest time of 1:58.07, one other nice efficiency.
 
Grace Moody was the best finisher for the Ace’s within the 100 Free, her 51.84 earned her 5^th place. In the B Final Evelyn Chin positioned 12^th for the Ace’s her 52.92 being a private greatest for the junior. Senior Mia Pesavento gained the C Final by virtually a full second, her time was a 53.68.
 
The Men’s 100 Free noticed A Finalist Sammy McCall swim a morning time of 45.94 the quickest time of the Aces this season. In the B Final Michael Pruett swam a 46.24 a strong swim from the junior. In the D Final, freshmen Tyler Jackson gained the warmth with a 47.90, with teammate Brendan Ulewicz putting simply behind Jackson with a 48.19.