On Senior Evening The Red Foxes Would Cut up In A Duel Meet In opposition to Binghamton

POUGHKEEPSIE, New York – The Marist Red Foxes competed in a twin meet in opposition to Binghamton on Saturday, January 24^th, the place they defeated Binghamton on the ladies’s facet by a rating of 177-123, however fell to the Bearcats on the boys’s facet by a rating of 165-143.
 

The Marist girls began robust with three victories to start out the night. Elie Kauffman, Rae Dodson, Sabrina Conrad, and Rian Dickman secured first within the 400-yard medley relay (3:56.93). Following this, Anna Hoskovec completed first within the 100-yard freestyle (10:39.70). To end the robust begin Charlotte Lepis earned a victory within the 200-yard freestyle (1:57.69).

Lepis and Conrad continued having robust nights the place Lepis positioned first within the 500-yard freestyle (5:17.46) and Conrad within the 100-yard butterfly (59.49). Many different Red Foxes have been capable of assist safe first place completed. April Avila received the 100-yard backstroke (1:04.21), whereas Kennedy Wheeler received the 50-yard backstroke (24.48). Ashley Connor positioned first within the 400-yard IM (4:36.96). In the ultimate girls’s relay, Wheeler, Dickman, Lauren Castellani, and Anna Kirby took house the win within the 200-yard freestyle relay (1:37.56).

In the diving class Gabrielle Norton secured first within the 3-meter dive (287.33) in addition to the 1-meter (268.58).

The girls prevailed and secured a victory over the Bearcats, profitable 177-123.

The males would additionally begin robust with two victories to start out the night time. Matthew McManus, Caden Hardy, Dane Dillenback, and Jake Mercer received the 400-yard medley relay (3:29.23). In the subsequent race, Oscar Bjering earned first within the 1000-yard freestyle (9:44.60).

Later on within the night time Brady King secured one other first-place victory for the Red Foxes within the 200-yard backstroke (1:54.02) and Hunter Emerson received the 400-yard IM (4:09.34). The males would win the ultimate occasion of the night within the 200-yard freestyle relay (1:25.66) with Joey Myer, McManus, Dillenback, and Mercer.

The males would finally fall Binghamton by a rating of 165-143.

 

Following the meet, Head Coach Anthony Randall praised each squads’ efforts:

“For our special senior day meet, our women earned a hard-fught win over Binghamton for the first time in four years—set in motion by Gabbie’s dominance on both boards and her zone cuts—while our swimmers battled to the very end against a tough Binghamton squad, the men delivered numerous hard fought performances, and we proudly honored a senior class that has meant so much to this program. As we shift our focus to MAACs, I’m really excited to see how we perform up in Ohio.”

 
Up Next
The Red Foxes look to maintain momentum going into the MAAC Championships developing, beginning on February 11^th.