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Swimming and Diving Earns Eleven First-Place Finishes En Route to Win Over Rider

1/22/2022 6:05:00 PM

NEWARK, N.J. – The Stony Brook University women's swimming and diving team added another victory to the team's 2021-22 campaign on Saturday against Rider. The Seawolves earned eleven first-place finishes in route to the 166-103 win.
 
Stony Brook had three student-athletes win multiple events. Sophomore Mary Kate Conway, senior Jess Salmon, and junior Reagan MacDonald each recorded a pair of wins. Conway earned wins in the 100 and 200 free. Salmon was victorious in the 100 and 200 breast and MacDonald claimed victory in the 100 and 200 back. Conway, Salmon, and MacDonald were also members of the Seawolves' 200 medley squad that finished in first-place.
 
HIGHLIGHTS
  • Stony Brook got the meet off with a bang as it won the 200 medley relay to get the action going. The relay team comprised of sophomore Briana Liew, Conway, Salmon, and MacDonald recorded a final time of 1:50.50 to pick up the win.
  • Zoe Rebol secured Stony Brook's first individual win of the meet as she claimed first-place in the 1000 free with a final time of 1:49.80. Erin Lamirande finished right behind in second.
  • MacDonald touched the wall in 59.98 and 2:11.97 to secure wins in the 100 and 200 back, respectively.
  • Salmon earned a pair of individual wins in the 100 and 200 breast with final times of 1:06.50 and 2:27.71.
  • Maddy Enda recorded a time of 2:09.46 to win the 200 fly. Emma Hawkins followed closely behind in third with a final time of 2:14.64.
  • Conway kept the momentum going with first place finishes in both the 100 and 200 free clocking in at 54.18 and 1:58.67, respectively.
  • Brenna McLaughlin and Caroline Dunn rounded out the podium for Stony Brook in the 200 back finishing earning second-place and third-place finishes behind MacDonald.
  • Bridget Montgomery secured a first-place finish in the 500 free with a final time of 5:33.42. Lamirande finished right behind in second with a time of 5:40.53.
  • Sara DiStefano recorded a mark of 217.05 which was good for a first-place finish in the 1-meter diving.
 
NEXT UP
The Seawolves are back in the pool tomorrow, January 23, as they head north to take on New Hampshire at 12 p.m. The meet will be streamed on AmericaEast.TV.
 
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