Ladies’s Swimming & Diving Tops Commodores, Wildcats in Double Twin – Texas A&M Athletics

NASHVILLE – The Texas A&M ladies’s swimming and diving crew gained a double twin towards the Vanderbilt Commodores, 202-54 and the Kentucky Wildcats, 151-147, on Friday on the Centennial Sportsplex on Vanderbilt’s campus. The males’s crew dropped a 193-107 choice to the Wildcats.

Leading the way in which for the Aggies with a pair of particular person race victories have been senior Kaitlyn Owens, junior Ava Whitaker and sophomore Ella McQuinn. Owens, a College Station native, gained the 100 backstroke in 53.05 and the 50 free in 22.91, Whitaker, a switch from Indiana, swept the 100 and 200 butterfly races in 52.83 and 1:56.05, respectively, whereas McQuinn took gold within the 200 free in 1:46.72 and the 100 free in 49.01. Junior Hannah O’Leary added to the first-place haul with a victory within the 200 breaststroke in 2:12.56.

On the boys’s facet, senior Munzy Kabbara gained the 200 IM in 1:46.12. Junior Ben Scholl supplied two second-place finishes within the 50 and 100 free ending in 19.62 and 43.48, respectively. Junior Logan Brown positioned second within the 200 breast in 1:57.67 and junior Daniil Pancerevas took second within the 200 free in 1:37.35. Freshman diver Emilio Trevino gained the boys’s platform with a rating of 394.43 and positioned second within the 3-meter dive with a rating of 353.18. Sophomore Nathan Stone gained the 3-meter dive with a 362.25 level whole.

The Aggies opened the meet with the ladies profitable the 200 medley relay in 1:37.97 with the quartet of Owens, McQuinn, Whitaker and freshman Reagan Sherrard. The males completed third with the foursome of freshman John Simmons, Brown, Scholl and sophomore Ben Sytsma touching in 1:26.49.


The Maroon & White closed out the meet with the ladies taking first within the 400 free relay in 3:19.30 with the foursome of McQuinn, Owens, Sherrard, and freshman Eloise Williamson. The males positioned second with the quartet of Sytsma, Scholl, Brown and freshman Alejandro Michelena ending in 2:53.15.


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