Eastern Michigan vs Bowling Green State (W)
- Saturday, October 30, 2021
- Bowling Green, Ohio
- Results
Courtesy: Eastern Michigan Athletics
BOWLING GREEN, Ohio (EMUEagles.com) — In a season-opening road meet, the Eastern Michigan University swimming and diving program defeated Mid-American Conference foe Bowling Green State University, 168-131, today, Oct. 30, inside Cooper Pool.
The Eagles finished with 10 first-place finishes and earned a season-opening victory for a second consecutive season. The Green and White will begin the 2021-22 campaign with a 1-0 overall record and conference record.
“It was a great team victory today,” Head Swimming Coach Derek Perkins said. “We had great performances in the pool and on the boards.Camryn Hughes and Bethany Berger both earned victories on the diving end. Carlin Hudson was spectacular, helping us in a variety of events, and Abby Szadorski and Kelsey Andrusak both tallied their first wins as Eagles! We have a lot to work on, but off to a good start. Very pleased with the win today.”
Up Next
The EMU swim and dive teams will host the University of Akron, Nov. 6, at Saline High School for the Eagles first home meet of the 2021-22 season. The first event will begin at 2 p.m.
Meet Notes
Team Scores
1. Eastern Michigan – 168
2. Bowling Green – 131
200 Medley Relay
2. Eastern Michigan A – 1:46.93
4. Eastern Michigan B – 1:48.72
5. Eastern Michigan C – 1:51.25
400 Free Relay
3. Eastern Michigan B – 3:33.34
4. Eastern Michigan A – 3:33.84
1000 Free
1. Sav Mouat – 10:21.93
3. Lucie Fioux – 10:40.20
5. Ashley George – 10:46.11
200 Free
1. Carlin Hudson – 1:53.47
2. Kelsey Andrusak – 1:54.78
5. Hannah White – 1:57.52
100 Back
2. Kiersten Russell – 57.26
3. Ali Staver – 57.35
4. Quoia Sam – 1:00.23
100 Breast
2. Abby Szadorski – 1:06.49
5. Abigail Wenger – 1:08.50
6. Kelsi Hill – 1:09.78
200 Fly
1. Riley Hofmann – 2:05.02
2. Avery Willis – 2:07.35
4. Olivia Clarino – 2:15.70
50 Free
2. Katie Shoen – 24.15
4. Lainie Bell – 24.17
7 . Abbey Whipple – 25.00
100 Free
1. Kelsey Andrusak – 52.73
2. Lainie Bell – 53.22
4. Abbey Whipple – 53.48
200 Back
3. Ali Staver – 2:06.52
4. Kiersten Russell – 2:06.98
5. Hannah White – 2:11.06
6. Quoia Sam – 2:11.48
8. Katie Shoen – 2:19.12
200 Breast
1. Abby Szadorski – 2:22.65
2. Carlin Hudson – 2:23.21
5. Avery Willis – 2:31.67
7. Abigail Wenger – 2:32.13
8. Kelsi Hill – 2:38.06
500 Free
1. Sav Mouat – 5:04.49
4. Lucie Fioux – 5:12.98
5. Ashley George – 5:17.00
100 Fly
1. Ali Staver – 56.68
4. Hannah White – 58.28
5. Kelsey Andrusak – 58.30
6. Olivia Clarino – 58. 80
400 IM
1. Riley Hofmann – 4:30.28
3. Abby Szadorski – 4:36.12
4. Avery Willis – 4:38.87
7. Kelsi Hill – 4:58.84
3-meter
1. Bethany Berger – 274.80
3. Camryn Hughes – 259.20
5. Keira Veltigian – 246.83
1-meter
1. Camryn Hughes – 264.60
2. Keira Veltigian – 261.15
5. Anabelle Rosen-Hurley – 240.68
10. Bethany Berger – 219.83
For updates on all things Eastern Michigan swim and dive, continue to check EMUEagles.com and be sure to follow the team on Twitter, @EMUSwimDive, and Instagram, @emuswimanddive.
Courtesy: Bowling Green Athletics
BOWLING GREEN, Ohio – The Bowling Green State University swimming and diving team faced off against the Eastern Michigan Eagles today. The Falcons lost 131-168.
The Falcons were led by their swimming, and Daisy Platts in particular. Platts once again won all of her individual events, and this weekend, even won all of her relay races. Platts also broke into the record books for the first time in the 2021-22 season with her time of 54.65 in the 100 backstroke, which lands her the 4th best time in the event in program history.
Falcon relay teams also raced very well. In both relay events, the 200 medley and 400 freestyle, Falcon relay teams won. The team of Platts, Taylor Harris, Anna Eriksson and Elayna Krupp were victorious in the 200 medley, while the team of Platts, Krupp, Riley McNichols and Eriksson won the 400 medley.
Those relays were just a part of freshman Elayna Krupp’s great day. She claimed her first collegiate victory in the 50 freestyle with a time of 23.98. She also finished third in the 100 freestyle to round out her individual events.
Falcon diving, however, had a rough day. Their highest finisher was Kylie Mosset’s second place finish in the 3-meter dive. Grace Ellis captured the Falcons’ only other top-three finish with a third place score in the 1-meter dive.
Rickey’s Remarks
“I’m happy with the way we performed, they’re a tough team. We swam well, we did everything well. There are a few things we have to work on a little more, turn work and finishes. But the swimming part was really good. We’re well on our way to keep improving and take incremental small steps to get better and better each day”
Falcon Finishes
200 Medley Relay – 1. Daisy Platts, Taylor Harris, Anna Eriksson, Elayna Krupp 1:43.73, 3. Lily Kaiser, Martina Stefinec, Fabiana D’Ambrogio, Riley McNichols 1:48.93, 6. Mary Wolff, Abigail Dolliver, Namie Edge, Gillian Boal 1:51.40
1000 Freestyle – 3. Kellie House 10:33.67, 4. Livia Castro 10:43.16, 6. Gabby Vitela 11:03.50
200 Freestyle – 3, Moa Karlsson 1:57.20, 4. Karen Krosky 1:57.26, 6. Lily Kaiser 1:58.32
100 Backstroke – 1. Daisy Platts 54.65, 5. Namie Edge 1:01.46, 6. Fabiana D’Ambrogio 1:01.81, 7. Mary Wolff 1:02.87
100 Breaststroke – 1. Taylor Harris 1:06.49, 3. Julianna Petrak 1:07.49, 4. Martina Stefinec 1:07.49, 7. Abigail Dolliver 1:10.61
200 Butterfly – 3. Ava Vial 2:14.27
50 Freestyle – 1. Elayna Krupp 23.98, 3. Anna Eriksson 24.16, 5. Riley McNichols 4.42, 6. Gillian Boal 24.58, 8. Rylie Kennedy 25.23, 9. Anais Constantinides 25.75, 10. Amber Saxon 27.78
100 Freestyle – 3. Elayna Krupp 53.28, 6. Julianna Petrak 53.57, 7. Riley McNichols 53.60, 8. Gillian Boal 54.01, 9. Karen Krosky 55.15, 10. Anais Constantinides 56.03, 11. Rylie Kennedy 56.23
200 Backstroke – 1. Daisy Platts 2:01.40, 2. Lily Kaiser 2:05.78, 7. Mary Wolff 2:16.76
200 Breaststroke – 3. Taylor Harris 2:23.49, 4. Martina Stefinec 2:28.43, 6. Abigail Dolliver 2:32.08
500 Freestyle – 2. Kellie House 5:09.59, 3. Moa Karlsson 5:12.14, 6. Livia Castro 5:20.42
100 Butterfly – 2. Anna Eriksson 57.58, 3. Fabiana D’Ambrogio 57.60, 7. Namie Edge 1:00.50
400 IM – 2. Lily Kaiser 4:33.97, 5. Ava Vial 4:39.83, 6. Gabby Vitela 4:50.73
400 Freestyle Relay – 1. Daisy Platts, Elayna Krupp, Riley McNichols, Anna Eriksson 3:30.02, 2. Julianna Petrak, Karen Krosky, Gillian Boal, Kellie House 3:32.35, 5. Moa Karlsson, Livia Castro, Anais Constantinides, Mary Wolff 3:42.57
1-Meter Diving – 3. Grace Ellis 261.08, 4. Zoe Smith 240.68, 6. Sarah Butt 238.05, 7. Kylie Mosset 236.40, 8. Malika Haver 234.83, 8. Elise Snyder 234.83, 11. Julia Januszewska 218.33
3-Meter Diving – 2. Kylie Mosset 274.05, 4. Zoe Smith 255.68, 6. Sarah Butt 242.18, 7. Julia Januszewska 237.90, 8. Malika Haver 216.90, 9. Elise Snyder 215.85, 11. Grace Ellis 167.55
Up Next
The Falcons are off until November 18, when they travel to Cleveland State to compete in the Magnus Cup.
Follow the Falcons
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Twitter – @BGAthletics and @FalconSwimDive
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