Pioneer Swim Workforce Celebrates Senior Day on Friday

HAYWARD, Calif. – The closing house meet of the 2025-26 season came about Friday for the Cal State East Bay girls’s swimming group at Pioneer Pool. Although the Pioneers misplaced the twin meet to San Jose State, 169-87, a Senior Day ceremony came about previous to the meet. 

A pair of four-year Pioneers had been honored within the Senior Day ceremony – Kylie Beaudet and Miya French. 

In the pool, San Jose State received a majority of the occasions, however there have been undoubtedly highlights of notice for East Bay. 

• The first particular person occasion of the day included the 1,000 yard freestyle. Winning the space occasion was Maggie Clemens, with a time of 10 minutes, 54.99 seconds. Following Clemens so as of end had been French and Sydney Prentice.
• Placing second and third respectively within the 100 yard backstroke had been Taylor Kolsch (59.94 seconds) and Adalynn Ascher (1:01.05).
• Rae Ann Dressel completed second within the 100 yard breaststroke (1:07.62).
• Winning the 200 yard butterfly was Tehani Kong in 2:02.79. Just two locations behind Kong was Alexia Fajardo (2:06.30).
• East Bay had the one entries within the 500 yard freestyle, led by Malana Kollath ending first in 5:06.22.
• To end Friday’s motion, the Pioneers had a 3rd place end within the 200 yard freestyle relay in 1:40.16 with a group that included Kong, Kali Mull, Amaya Rocheleau and Alexia Fajardo.

One extra common season meet stays on the Pioneers’ schedule. On Saturday, January 24, East Bay will compete in a double twin meet at Pacific. The Pioneers additionally tackle Simon Fraser within the meet at in Stockton. Start time for the double twin is ready for midday from Chris Kjeldsen Pool at The Douglass M. Eberhardt Aquatics Center.