New Hampshire Knocks Off Rhode Island, 188-112

Team Scores
New Hampshire 188, Rhode Island 112
Results

How It Happened

Senior Olivia Winslow received each diving occasions and freshman Molly Beckwith added a victory within the 200-yard freestyle, but it surely was not sufficient for Rhode Island, which fell 188-112 at New Hampshire Monday afternoon.

Winslow remained unbeaten within the 1-meter dive this season. Her scored of 282.98 was effectively forward of the sector. Teammates Kelsey Kreuscher (242.85) and Emily Whiteneck (230.25) positioned third and fourth within the occasion, respectively for the Rams.

Winslow and Whiteneck positioned first and second, respectively, within the 3-meter dive. Winslow received with a rating of 306.15, whereas Whiteneck added a rating of 279.00. Kreuscher was fourth within the occasion with a rating of 259.88.

Beckwith’s victory within the 200-yard freestyle was the lone particular person swimming race win for the Rams. She completed in a time of 1:55.04 to carry off New Hampshire’s Sydney Leblic Garcia (1:55.20). Rhody’s Rylee Kelly added a third-place end for URI within the occasion along with her time of 1:55.42. Beckwith later added a second-place end within the 100-yard butterfly.

Standouts from the Pool

• Rhode Island’s group of Avery Potyrala, Lily Mair, Molly Beckwith and Abby Zadorozny received the 200-yard freestyle relay with a time of 1:36.93, ending .5 seconds forward of New Hampshire.
• The Rams took three of the highest 4 spots within the 100-yard breaststroke. While UNH’s Emily Wright received the occasion, Maddy Deeney, Logan Norrid and Carolyn Wanosik took spots two, three and 4, respectively.
• Juliana Tyler has a second-place end within the 200-yard butterfly, whereas Matilde Leal did the identical within the 200-yard backstroke.
• New Hampshire received 12 of the 16 occasions.
• The Wildcats took the highest two spots in 4 totally different races, and the highest three spots in three extra occasions.

Up Next
Rhode Island is again at dwelling Saturday, Jan. 17 when it hosts Vermont. The meet begins at 10:30 a.m. within the Tootell Aquatic Center.