CLEVELAND STATE VS NIAGARA
- January 10, 2026
- Cleveland, Ohio
- SCY (25 yards)
- Results
Courtesy: Cleveland State Athletics
CLEVELAND, Ohio – Cleveland State started the second half of the season with a 175-103 victory over Niagara, improving the Green and White to 5-1 in dual races this year.
The Vikings had the lone divers sending four up to the 1-meter with Lorelai Maisano leading the way with a score of 242.40.
The swim portion started with Audrey Butcher, Ella Ciez, Haley Palmer, and Gracie Chelf winning the 200-yard medley relay with a time of 1:44.85.
Chelf won the 50-yard freestyle (23.56) and 100-yard freestyle (52.28).
Butcher was victorious in the 100-yard butterfly (57.42) and 200-yard butterfly (2:09.21).
Isabella Caraballo won the first individual race of the day, the 1000-yard freestyle, with a time of 10:25.43.
Hannah Panko claimed the 100-yard backstroke with a time of 59.15.
The afternoon concluded with Chelf, Rosie Whitten, Palmer, and Oksana Horova winning the 400-yard freestyle with a time of 3:32.61.
The Vikings have a week off before hosting the Cleveland City Classic on Saturday, January 24, at 3 p.m. The meet will feature Baldwin Wallace and John Carroll.
CLEVELAND, Ohio – Cleveland State started the second half of the season with a 190-85 victory over Niagara, improving the Green and White to 5-1 in dual races this year.
The Vikings had the lone divers sending two up to the 1-meter, with Paxton Martinez winning with a score of 212.55.
The afternoon began with Jaden Davillier, Tyler Schultze, Justin Schneider, and Joe Parkhurst claiming the 200-yard medley relay with a time of 1:31.54.
The longest race of the day, the 1000-yard freestyle, went to Brock Wallace with a time of 9:48.44.
Schultze claimed multiple events on the day; 100-yard breaststroke (55.91) and 200-yard breaststroke (2:03.81).
The 200-yard freestyle was won by Noah Greer after finishing in 1:42.76.
Davillier took home the 100-yard backstroke after touching in 51.62.
Parkhurst sprinted to a time of 21.24 to win the 50-yard freestyle.
The 100-yard freestyle went to Gabriel Hudgens with a time of 46.18.
In the 500-yard freestyle, Landon Harman clocked a 4:50.28 to take first place.
Schneider won the 100-yard butterfly after finishing in 51.35.
The day concluded with Daniel Lyngaas, Hudgens, Parkhurst, and Jacopo Lanzo winning the 400-yard freestyle relay with a time of 3:06.74.
The Vikings have a week off before hosting the Cleveland City Classic on Saturday, January 24 at 3 p.m. The meet will feature Baldwin Wallace and John Carroll.
Courtesy: Niagara Athletics
Cleveland, OH – Niagara Swimming got a solid outing in their first action of the New Year.
Women won six events, led by junior Alaina Pitton’s victories in the 100 Breast, 200 Breast, and 200 IM. In the Breaststroke races, she never trailed, while the IM relied on a solid back half to overcome the field.
Natalie Killion added a pair of wins in the 200 Free and 200 Back, with her dominant performances right at her season bests. She also was a key leadoff leg of both relays that finished second.
Marty Divis led the 500 Free from start to finish for her first-place touch. Getting out to the lead early, she never relinquished it.
On the relay side, the quad of Killion, Pitton, Vlaeminck, and Jackson teamed up for a second-place finish in the 200 Medley Relay. For the 400 Free Relay, Killion, Carl, Gorton, and Vo came together for another silver performance.
The men saw three event wins from three individuals. Ethan Hunter showed off his back half speed to win the 200 Fly. His second 100 of the race was the fastest in the field by over a second.
The 200 Back saw a competitive field come down to the final touch with the top four finishers all within three tenths of a second. It was sophomore Sam Dalinis who was able to get his hand on the wall first out in lane 10 to claim a hard-fought gold.
Lance Cruz utilized his versatility to fight off a late push and win the 200 IM.
At the end of the meet, the men’s 400 free relay of Domanovac, Brock, Mikula, and Eaton fought for second place, just getting out-touched for first.
Up Next
Niagara Swimming is back in action next Saturday, January 17th, vs Canisius for Senior Day.
