Aces journey to Bellarmine for Saturday meet

EVANSVILLE, Ind. – Set for his or her closing meet earlier than the Missouri Valley Conference Championships, the University of Evansville swimming and diving groups journey to Bellarmine on Saturday afternoon. The meet begins at 12 p.m. CST.
 
Last weekend, the Purple Aces traveled throughout city to face USI. Evansville’s girls defeated the Screaming Eagles by a rating of 159-135 whereas the boys fell by a rating of 175-125.
 
Ane Madina, Grace Moody, and Claire Mewbourne every recorded two victories on the day. Madina was victorious within the 100-backstroke (58.31) and 200-backstroke (2:06.23) races whereas contributing to relay victories within the 200-Medley Relay and 400-Free Relay.
 
Moody led a trio of Aces to a 1-2-3- end within the 50-free with a time of 23.97 earlier than taking prime honors within the 100-free. Her effort of 52.74 was over a second sooner than the runner-up. Mewbourne opened with a win the 100-breaststroke (1:05.87) earlier than profitable by over three seconds within the 200-breaststroke race with a time of two:22.48.
 
Jadeyn Dauphinais was victorious within the 200-free as she swam a 1:58.52. Evelyn Chin gained the 100-fly occasion, posting a 56.39.
 
Logan Tenison was the highest performer on the boys’s facet. Following a win within the 100-backstroke (50.85), Tenison picked up the victory within the 200-backstroke with a time of 1:52.69. Joseph Capo put forth a dominant effort within the 1000-free race. Registering a 9:49.67, he was simply shy of ten seconds in entrance of his nearest competitors.
 
Chris Rector was victorious within the 200-breaststroke occasion. With a 2:04.43, he got here in over two seconds forward of the sector. Wyatt Gallas gained the 500-free race. His 4:44.65 edged teammate Bryce Ryan by simply over a second. Alex Willis additionally picked up a win for UE. His 50.99 took the win within the 100-fly.