Panthers Swim Previous Green Bay in Dominant Twin Meet Win

MILWAUKEE – The Milwaukee ladies’s swim & dive staff defeated convention foe Green Bay within the Klotsche Natatorium Saturday by a rating of 212-84. The Panther ladies have gained the final six conferences with the Phoenix, with their final defeat coming in January 2019.
 
“Another solid performance today,” mentioned head coach Kyle Clements. “As we hit this championship season, we are seeing the hard work of our training from first semester kick in.”
 
Gabrielle LePine was the main level earner for the Black & Gold, ending first within the 100 Breaststroke (1:05.98) and 200 Breaststroke (2:26.56).
 
Christiana Brooks delivered a pair of wins, taking the 50 Freestyle in 24.20 and following it up with a victory within the 100 Freestyle at 54.28.
 
Maddi Hayashi swept the butterfly occasions within the Klotsche Natatorium. The sophomore completed the 100 Butterfly in 58.79, and the 200 Butterfly in 2:10.61.
 
Coming off a formidable efficiency within the MKE Time Trials, Elli Moss secured two victories on the day. In the 200 Backstroke, Moss touched the wall first with a time of two:06.08. She noticed the identical end result within the 200 IM, finishing the occasion in 2:13.45.
 
In the diving portion of the meet, Kristina Wittmann got here away with two wins, recording scores of 264.53 within the 1-meter Dive and 277.43 within the 3-meter Dive.
 
Mara Freeman placed on a commanding efficiency within the backstroke, claiming wins in each the 100 and 200. Her 57.35 effort within the 100 Backstroke secured her third victory of the occasion this season.
 
The staff of Freeman, LePine, Hayashi, and Brooks took the highest spot within the 200 Medley Relay, clocking a time of 1:47.31.
 
In the 800 Freestyle Relay, the unit of Natalie DiProspero, Erika Thomas, Cat Fonda, and Audrey Dixon turned in a 7:59.02 outing which was good for first place.
 
“We are yet to see everyone consistently look sharp, but we are seeing the stroke and technique hold strong through the fatigue of a race. I like where we are, and I am looking forward to seeing where these next few weeks take us,” mentioned Clements.
 
UP NEXT
 
The Panthers shall be again in motion once they host Stevens Point for the ultimate twin meet of the season Friday, Jan. 30. The first occasions will kick off at 1:00 p.m.