BOWLING GREEN, Ohio — On senior evening, the Bowling Green swim and dive workforce surged forward within the Battle of I-75, constructing a 122-44 lead over Toledo on Friday evening at Cooper Pool. The Falcons received each occasion and recorded 9 personal-best performances.
Bowling Green opened the meet with a win within the 200-yard medley relay, because the A squad of Emily McNicol, Lauren Jablonski, Grace Bodrock and Samia Becdach touched first in 1:40.59. The Falcons’ B relay positioned third (1:43.60).
On the boards, BGSU swept the 3-meter diving occasion. Natalia Mayorga led the best way with a rating of 311.93, adopted by Elise Snyder (274.73) and Evie Long (240.45).
In the pool, Morgan Sokol captured the 1,650 freestyle in a personal-best 17:09.23, whereas Caroline Toledo additionally posted a PR in third (17:21.68). Samia Becdach received the 50 freestyle in a personal-best 23.17, the fifth-fastest time in program historical past.
The Falcons went 1-2 within the 400 particular person medley, with Maddie Bond (4:24.79) and Bridget Kurtzweil (4:28.55) each setting private information. Bodrock adopted with a victory within the 200 butterfly (2:02.54), the ninth-fastest mark in program historical past, whereas Astrid Garcia positioned third.
McNicol added a win within the 200 backstroke, clocking a personal-best 1:58.04 — the third-fastest time in program historical past. Jablonski received the 200 breaststroke in a PR 2:17.57, with Corine Rieskamp taking third (2:19.55, PR).
The meet concluded with a Bowling Green win within the 200 freestyle relay, as McNicol, Annie Berrow, Bodrock and Becdach completed in 1:33.91.
The Battle of I-75 continues Saturday at 9:30 a.m. in Toledo.