Girls’s Swim & Dive Main After Day One among NYU Fall Invitational

The New York University girls’s swimming and diving workforce returned house to the Palladium Athletic Facility on Friday night time, internet hosting the primary session of the NYU Fall Invitational.

The meet is being contested over two days, that includes the Violet swimmers and divers alongside opponents Drew University, Stevens Institute of Technology and The College of New Jersey (TCNJ).

After 5 races and the one-meter dive, the Violets lead the sphere with 172 factors – forward of Stevens (99), Drew (48), and TCNJ (14 – diving solely).

“Our women came in prepared and locked in from the first relay. The depth across events was excellent, and we saw some really impressive swims tonight,” mentioned Swimming Head Coach Trevor Miele. “It was a strong start to the meet, and I’m excited to see them compete back-to-back for the first time on Saturday.”

The divers opened the session on Friday night, with the ladies’s divers battling within the one-meter competitors.
Meera Kasturi led the sphere with a 324.35 rating, with teammates Isabella Reyes (301.15) and Katherine Taylor (284.65) filling out the highest three locations.

“It was nice to be home at Palladium and the divers showed up,” mentioned Diving Head Coach Todd Kolean. “Meera continued her great year, just missing the team record, while Isabella broke 300 and Katherine got her second NCAA qualifying score.”

The swimming motion opened with the 200-yard freestyle relay. The Violets’ “A” workforce of Kaley McIntyre, Lian Jeong Engle, Calista Lynch and Llew Ladomirak led the eight-team subject with a 1:37.37 time. NYU’s “B” workforce (Reina Gomez, Sarah Pierson, Molly Sleman, Andrea Wu) took second with a 1:38.00 end.

In the lone distance race of the night time, Emery Muller posted the highest time within the 500 freestyle, 5:06.19, simply forward of Bethany Spangler, ending in 5:10.00. Aanya Wala (5:11.87) rounded out the rostrum.

The Violets posted the highest three finishes within the 200 particular person medley, led by Babette Bradley (2:09.31). Zeynep Tokuz (2:09.88) and Ella Romberg (2:10.07) have been shut for second and third locations.

The ultimate particular person race of the night was the 50 freestyle. McIntyre led the sphere of 18 swimmers, taking first with a 23.54 time. Jeong Engle (23.93) and Ladomirak (24.14) battled for the ultimate two podium spots.

NYU completed the night time with the highest three finishers within the 400 medley relay. The Violets’ “A” workforce (Maeve O’Donnell, Bradley, Nicole Ranile, McIntyre) led the way in which with a 3:50.54 time. The “B” workforce (Eloise Emig, Sammy Wong, Gomez, Engle Jeong) took second in 3:52.65, with the “C” workforce (Pierson, Katherine Steinmeier, Wu, Muller) taking third in 3:59.69.

The invitational continues Saturday with two periods, starting at 10:00 a.m.