Boston College Goes On Record-Breaking Spree In Sweep of Terrier Invite

2022 TERRIER INVITE

• November 18-20, 2022
• Boston, Mass.
• SCY (25 yards)
• Live Results
• Full Results (PDF)
• Team Scores (PDF)

Courtesy: Boston College Athletics

BOSTON – The Eagles put together a dominant performance at the Terrier Invitational at Boston University’s Competition Pool over the last three days. Boston College placed first out of five teams on the men’s side and first of six teams for the women.

The men’s team accumulated 1,684 team points, 395 points more than the second-place Georgetown University.

On the women’s side, BC accumulated 1,324.5 points, creating a 137.5 point differential between the second-place Northeastern University.

Record-Setters:
A multitude of Eagles made their way into the record books this weekend led by Adair Sand, who broke three individual school records (100 Free – 49.93, 200 Back – 1:55.96, 200 Free – 1:47.42), two of which she broke twice (200 Free, 200 Back). She was also part of the relay team, alongside Sofia Zinis, Katie Drumm and Gigi Baldacci, that broke pool and school records for the 200 Medley (1:40.05) and 400 Free (3:22.28).

Fellow relay teammate Gigi Baldacci also broke two individual school records in the 100 and 200 Breaststroke with a time of 1:01.68 and 2:14.04 respectively.

Jack Doyle broke the pool record in the 200 IM with a time of 1:47.03. He would later go on to break the pool and school record for the 400 IM (3:49.86) as well. Doyle was also a member of the pool record-setting 400 Medley relay team (3:15.55) featuring Michael Horkan, Matt Szekely, and Bryce Henkel.

Henkel and Szekely would go on to set individual records of their own – Szekely setting a school record in the 100 Fly (47.31) while Henkel set a school and pool record in the 100 Fly with a time of 1:46.16.

Megan Kramer and Zachary Szmania rounded out the record-breakers, setting school records in the 1650 Free (16:29.99) and 500 Free (4:26.21) respectively.

Women’s Highlights:
– Katie Drumm, Sofia Zinis, Gigi Baldacci, and Kelly Scott win 200 Free Relay (1:31.91)
– Adair Sand, Gigi Baldacci, Katie Drumm, and Sofia Zinis win 200 Medley Relay (1:40.05) and 400 Free Relay (3:22.28)
– Megan Kramer wins 500 Free (4:49.86) and 1650 Free (16:29.99)
– Adair Sand wins 200 Free (1:47.42) and 200 Back (1:55.96)
– Gigi Baldacci wins 100 Breast (1:03.92) and 200 Breast (2:14.04)
– Katie Drumm wins 100 Free (50.76)
– Livy Poulin wins 3m Dive (274.90) and 1m Dive (278.70)

Men’s Highlights:
– Matt Szekely, Bryce Henkel, Darien Betances, and Charles Bruce win 200 Free Relay (1:20..55)
– Michael Horkan, Jack Doyle, Matt Szekely, and Bryce Henkel win 400 Medley Relay (3:15.55)
– Ryan Mathis, Jack Doyle, Matt Szekely, and Bryce Henkel win 200 Medley Relay (1:29.33)
– Matt Szekely, Charlie Clark, Andres Wong, and Bryce Henkel win 400 Free Relay (2:58.84)
– Zachary Szmania wins 500 Free (4:26.21) and 1650 Free (15:30.28)
– Jack Doyle wins 200 IM (1:47.03), 400 IM (3:49.86), and 200 Breast (1:59.52)
– Matt Szekely wins 50 Free (20.44), 100 Fly (47.31), and 100 Free (44.68)
– Greyson Davies ties for first in 100 Back (49.59)
– Bryce Henkel wins 200 Fly (1:46.16)
– Dale Nickerson wins 1m Dive (320.15)