Dartmouth Wraps Up Weekend In opposition to Penn and Yale

PHILADELPHIA — The Dartmouth girls’s swimming and diving group fell to Yale and Penn this weekend in Philadelphia by ultimate scores of 201.50-97.50 and 231-69. There have been a variety of highlights, together with a number of wins over Yale.

“We saw some good performances from what ended up being a very fast meet for early January,” stated head coach Milana Socha. “We are learning how to push through and go fast when we are tired, getting better at self-talk and team energy, and that is showing in how we are able to step up at meets like this.”

In diving, Maggie Lambdin was the general occasion champion in 3-meter diving with a rating of 275.35.

Carinn Bethea secured a win in opposition to Yale within the 100 freestyle, with a time of fifty.63, which was second general. Lane Murray was additionally victorious in opposition to the Bulldogs within the 100 freestyle, posting a time of 55.60.

Sena Bozkurt led off the 200 medley A relay group with a lifetime greatest within the 50 backstroke (25.25).

That relay group additionally had a top-10 end in program historical past.

• #2 within the 200 Medley Relay – Bozkurt, Jia, Murray, Bethea 1:41.38

 
Dartmouth returns to motion at dwelling subsequent weekend when the Big Green host UMass and Northeastern within the Tate Ramsden Invitational, starting on Friday with the primary session at 5 p.m. Friday is Pride Night, with Senior Recognition set for Saturday. The periods Saturday are set for 10 a.m. and three p.m.
 
“I’m looking forward to seeing the enthusiasm the women bring to the deck over the next few weeks of practices and competition as we begin to gear up for Ivy Championships that are swiftly approaching,” stated Socha.