Girls’s Swimming In Second Place After Opening Day of NYU Invitational

New York, N.Y.  – The Stevens Institute of Technology girls’s swimming workforce started the 2025 NYU Invitational with a powerful efficiency on Friday night time.
 
After the primary day of competitors, Stevens stood second within the workforce standings with 99 factors, trailing NYU (172) and forward of Drew (48). The Ducks return to the pool Saturday morning for the ultimate day of the NYU Invitational.

HOW IT HAPPENED

Eszter Kiss led Stevens with a fourth-place end within the 500 freestyle, clocking 5:17.19 for the Ducks’ prime particular person results of the session. She was adopted intently by teammates Dora Dvorkin, who positioned sixth in 5:31.72, and Gabby Tyer in seventh at 5:33.35. Abby Rosingana rounded out the highest eight with a time of 5:37.85, as all 4 Ducks scored within the occasion’s prime half.

 

In the 50 freestyle, Delaney Klaus turned in one other robust dash efficiency, ending seventh general with a 25.12. Adriana Bertolotti (26.18), Samantha Gallo (26.34), and Paige Bleckley (26.49) all completed throughout the top-15 to supply further workforce depth. Hanna Matheson paced the Ducks within the 200 particular person medley with a Twelfth-place effort of two:19.65, whereas Natalia Brunetti (2:24.80) and Ashley Settle (2:26.66) completed 14th and sixteenth, respectively. Sydney Lanager accomplished Stevens’ scoring in 18th at 2:36.47.

 

Stevens opened the meet with a fifth-place end within the 200 freestyle relay, as Ashley Settle, Natalia Brunetti, Samantha Gallo, and Adriana Bertolotti mixed for a 1:45.15. The “B” relay of Megan Koek, Matheson, Julia McKinley, and Bleckley completed seventh in 1:47.66, whereas the “C” relay of Gabby Sokolik, Hailey Gillett, Allie Halverson, and Sydney Lanager positioned eighth in 1:50.35. The Ducks closed the night time with a seventh-place effort within the 400 medley relay, with Kiss, Bertolotti, Brunetti, and Klaus combining for a 4:10.54. The “C” relay of McKinley, Dvorkin, Tyer, and Sokolik completed ninth (4:19.38), whereas the “B” relay of Bleckley, Fitzharris, Settle, and Koek took tenth (4:22.10).

 

UP NEXT

The Ducks head again to New York tomorrow, competing in periods beginning at 10:00 am and 4:00 pm.