Gorby Highlights Day Two at ODAC Swimming Championships

GREENSBORO, N.C. – Bridgewater College ladies’s swimming posted record-breaking performances in day two motion led by freshman Tessa Gorby on the ODAC championships at Greensboro Aquatic Center Thursday. 

Tessa Gorby lit up the competitors from the very starting of the day. Gorby began out in prelims for the 50-yard freestyle to nail a program-record time of 23.75. Later within the A finals, Gorby topped the leaderboard and bested her earlier college document for a time of 23.74.  

At the finals, the 200-yard freestyle relay started the motion in a powerful means as Gorby, Mia Flory, Nelle Hines, and Whitney Speeks posted fourth for a time of 1:38.42; which set the new program greatest.  

Then, Grace Warren earned herself a spot in A finals within the 500 free, ending with a time of 5:17.16.  

To shut out the second day of competitors, the ladies concluded motion in record-breaking style. The 400-medley relay workforce of Warren, Peyton Lawrence, McKenna Curry, and Whitney Speeks clocked a scorching time of three:59.59. 

At the top of two, the ladies secured fifth place amongst 10 groups on the ODAC swimming championships.  

Competition continues on day three on Friday, Feb. 13 in Greensboro.  

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Women 

Day 2 

Prelims 

Tessa Gorby broke the 50 free document this morning with a time of 23.75.  

Finals 

In the 200-yard freestyle relay; Tessa Gorby, Mia Flory, Nelle Hines, and Whitney Speeks broke out the night time session with a fourth-place end. The relay workforce swam a program document time of 1:38.42. 

Grace Warren discovered a option to slide into the A finals within the 500 free, rolling out a time of 5:17.16. 

Gorby cruised by the competitors within the 50 free, for a main time of 23.74; which broke this system document she set earlier within the prelims.  

The ladies closed out the night time in program document style with a scorching time of three:59.59 within the 400-medley relay. The relay workforce of Grace Warren, Peyton Lawrence, McKenna Curry, and Tessa Gorby positioned fifth.