Swimming Splits Its Dual With Rockhurst On Friday – University of Missouri

ST. LOUIS – The University of Missouri-St. Louis males’s and girls’s swimming groups break up its twin in opposition to Rockhurst on Friday afternoon on the UMSL Swimming Pool.

The Triton girls rolled to a 140-65 victory whereas the UMSL fell to the Hawks 105-100.

On the ladies’s aspect, the Tritons received 9 of the 11 occasions contested with Justice Beard main the best way with victories within the 1,000-yard and 500-yard freestyle races. Beard completed with a time of 10:28.18 within the 1,000 and 5:03.95 within the 500.

Libby Smith was the winner within the 200 free at 1:59.77, Audrey Lantz, Romina Itzkovich and Madison Bottorff went 1-2-3 within the 50 free. Lantz had the highest time at 24.77 adopted by Itzkovich at 25.20 and Bottorff at 25.27.

Callie Clinton took the highest spot within the 100 fly with a time of 1:00.49, Lantz received her second occasion of the meet with a win within the 100 free at 54.21. She was adopted by Bottorff at 55.64. Aeri La received the 100 again in a time of 59.57 edging out Ella Lantz by virtually half a second.

UMSL’s 400-yard medley relay of E. Lantz, Stella Garrison, A. Lantz and Beard took high honors with a time of three:57.49. The Triton 400 free relay quartet of Itzkovich, Bottorff, E. Lantz and La turned in a high time of three:41.42.

For the lads, UMSL received 5 of the 11 occasions within the twin. Mikael Larsson was victorious within the 1,000 and 500 freestyle races. He had a time of 10:03.35 within the 1,000 and 4:40.85 within the 500.

Lathan Parks and Gabriel Wells completed first and second within the 50 free with occasions of 21.65 and 21.74 seconds respectively. Kaleb Suitor received the 100 fly in 51.61 seconds and the Tritons 400 free relay squad of Mattia Nardi, Parks, Gentry Comstock and Larsson received by almost a second at 3:09.91.

The Tritons return to the pool on Saturday (Nov. 8) as they journey to Kirksville, Mo., to swim in opposition to Truman State in a twin meet beginning at 1 p.m. from Pershing Natatorium.