Swimming Breaks Seven Pool Information at Johns Hopkins

BALTIMORE — The William & Mary swimming groups broke seven pool data in a sweep of Johns Hopkins on Friday afternoon on the Barbara & Jerry Procton Pool in Baltimore. The Tribe gained its twin meets by almost similar scores, the lads posting a 177-85 victory whereas the ladies gained 176-85.

In the ladies’s 400 medley relay, the Green & Gold broke a pool report with a first-place time of three:46.48. Grace McCardle was the leadoff, adopted by Sophia Heilen, Sammy Randell, and Healey Morgan.

The males’s 200 free relay additionally set a Procton Pool-record time of 1:21.49 behind the efforts of Connor Vargas, Aiden Bond, Alex Valliere, and David Yune.

In particular person occasions, W&M noticed pool data from McCardle within the 100 again (55.27), Lindsay Juhlin within the 100 breast (1:03.00), and Flynn Truskett within the 100 free (50.68). In addition, Julie Addison delivered a facility-best within the 200 again with a time of 1:59.71, whereas Aiden Bond did the identical within the 100 free with a time of 1:37.67.

The Tribe racked up 25 occasion victories on the day. In the 1000 free, W&M noticed first-place finishes from Lauren Tucker (10:06.64) and Tyler Barritt (9:23.68).

Several youthful swimmers picked up wins. Freshman Abby Emrich had a pair of victories within the 200 fly (2:06.79) and 200 IM (2:07.21). Randell additionally completed first within the 100 fly, clocking in at 55.45. 

In the five hundred free, Vargas led the sector with a time of 20.74. Thomas Duncan positioned first in each the 200 again (1:48.67) and 200 IM (1:52.57). Rookie Claire Stuhlmacher gained the five hundred free, posting a time of 5:00.57.

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The Tribe is ready to compete on the Cavalier Invitational from Feb. 5-7 on the Aquatic and Fitness Center in Charlottesville.