Marshall vs. Bowling Green
- January 28, 2022
- Huntington, West Virginia
- Results (PDF)
Courtesy: Marshall Athletics
HUNTINGTON, W.Va. – The Marshall University swimming and diving team took its final dual of the regular season, 195-104, over Bowling Green on Friday.
“Our women really put on a show for the home crowd tonight,” Marshall swimming and diving head coach Ian Walsh said. “I thought we brought a really good deck presence and were pretty focused on the event list. It was a special night for our seniors and it was great to walk away with a win at their final meet here at home.”
“Regan (Raines) and Rae (Mooij) are the first class to move through all four years with me as head coach, so it was extra special to send them off tonight. I thought our relays were pretty sharp and had some great individual performances. Eszter (Laban), Madeline (Hart), Gina (Cantoral), Kailee (Payne) and Paige (Banton) all walked away with event wins in the first half of the meet. Eszter and Gina had lifetime bests and moved up on our all-time top-10 list. Second half of the meet was just as strong as we took down a couple pool records and sent our seniors off with a big win.”
“We look forward to the next few weeks of training and will give our kids some rest leading into the final push. A lot of positives from this meet and some really great learning opportunities as well.”
Meet Results
200 Medley Relay
1st Raeleigh Mooij, Paige Banton, Klava Katayama, Regan Raines (1:43.29)
2nd Gabrielle Ivey, Naomee Miller, Leigh Lopez-Silvers, Or Tamir (1:44.95)
4th Mackenzie Rider, Grace Valenza, Grace Cox, Alexis Wilhoit (1:48.77)
1000 Freestyle
1st Eszter Laban (10:13.29)
2nd Federica Savoia (10:19.75)
4th Jenna Bopp (10:32.42)
200 Freestyle
1st Madeline Hart (1:51.79)
2nd Sofia Bormett (1:53.74)
4th Adriana Abruzzino (1:56.84)
5th Claire Kenney (1:57.19)
100 Backstroke
2nd Or Tamir (56.08)
3rd Kate Bolgarskaya (57.67)
4th Alexis Wilhoit (57.68)
6th Macey Swearingen (1:00.28)
100 Breaststroke
1st Paige Banton (1:03.27)
2nd Naomee Miller (1:05.20)
6th Grace Valenza (1:10.31)
200 Butterfly
1st Gina Cantoral (2:02.95)
2nd Eszter Laban (2:03.19)
3rd Nicole Rueff (2:04.56)
6th Maria McGovern (2:09.13)
50 Freestyle
1st Regan Raines (23.82)
2nd Raeleigh Mooij (24.14)
3rd Gabrielle Ivey (24.20)
7th Leigh Lopez-Silvers (24.78)
3m Diving
1st Kailee Payne (260.78)
4th Grace Kelsheimer (252.68)
5th Alaina Laster (246.53)
8th Joelle Williams (224.40)
100 Freestyle
1st Klava Katayama (51.23)
2nd Regan Raines (51.48)
3rd Madeline Hart (52.30)
4th Sofia Bormett (52.92)
200 Backstroke
2nd Gabrielle Ivey (2:01.71)
3rd Or Tamir (2:05.81)
5th Macey Swearingen (2:14.25)
200 Breaststroke
1st Paige Banton (2:15.82)
2nd Jenna Bopp (2:20.88)
4th Naomee Miller (2:25.95)
6th Grace Valenza (2:33.08)
500 Freestyle
1st Eszter Laban (5:01.55)
2nd Gina Cantoral (5:02.32)
3rd Federica Savoia (5:07.89)
6th Maria McGovern (5:17.49)
1m Diving
2nd Grace Kelsheimer (249.53)
3rd Kailee Payne (248.40)
5th Alaina Laster (239.55)
10th Joelle Williams (203.33
UP NEXT
The Herd heads to the Conference USA Championships in Lynchburg, Virginia, from Feb. 23-26.
Courtesy: Bowling Green Athletics
HUNTINGTON, West Virginia – The Bowling Green State University swim and dive team traveled to Marshall today resulting in a 195-104 loss. The Thundering Herd swam to an early win and never relinquished the lead.
Senior Daisy Platts hunted down a few more pool records in Huntington, West Virginia. Platts will be coming home with wins and both the 100 and 200 backstroke records for the Frederick A. Fitch Natatorium with times of 54.68 and 1:58.82.
Diver Grace Ellis dove head first into a strong outing with her first win of the spring season in the 1-Meter dive and a third place in the 3-meter. Teammate Zoe Smith continues to be a model of consistency with two more top 10 finishes in both the 1- and 3-Meter dives with a second-place finish in the 3-Meter.
The high point of the day for the Falcons was a full sweep of the podium in the 200-yard Individual Medley with Daisy Platts winning and Ava Vial and Lily Kaiser taking second and third.
Rickey’s Reactions
“The score doesn’t show how well we competed. It was a tough loss, but the team showed a lot of grit. We are excited about tomorrow’s match coming up and look forward to some great competition.”
Falcon Finishes
400 Medley Relay- 3. Platts, Harris, Eriksson, Krupp 1:44.95, 5. Edge, Petrak, McNichols, Kennedy 1:49.88
1000 Freestyle- 3. Moa Karlsson 10:31.87, 5. Livia Castro 10:43.75
200 Freestyle- 3. Kellie House 1:56.14, 6. Karen Krosky 1:59.66
100 Backstroke- 1. Daisy Platts 54.68, 5. Lily Kaiser 1:00.27
100 Breaststroke- 3. Taylor Harris 1:05.71, 5. Martina Stefinec 1:06.97
200 Butterfly- 4. Ava Vial 2:06.64, 5. Fabiana D’Ambrogio 2:07.11
50 Freestyle- 4. Anna Eriksson 24.52, 4. Elayna Krupp 24.52, 6. Riley McNichols 24.68
3-Meter Diving – 2. Zoe Smith 256.58, 3. Grace Ellis 255.00, 6. Malika Haver 232.95
100 Freestyle- 5. Anna Eriksson 53.35, 6. Elayna Krupp 53.62
200 Backstroke- 1. Daisy Platts 1:58.82, 4. Lily Kaiser 2:10.01
200 Breaststroke- 3. Taylor Harris 2:22.10, 5. Martina Stefinec 2:27.57
500 Freestyle- 4. Kellie House 5:09.75, 5. Moa Karlsson 5:14.87
100 Butterfly- 5. Fabiana D’Ambrogio 59.12, 6. Ava Viel 59.43
1-Meter Diving – 1. Grace Ellis 279.45, 4. Zoe Smith 246.98
200 IM- 1. Daisy Platts 2:04.90, 2. Ava Vial 2:10.68, 3. Lily Kaiser 2:10.76
200 Freestyle Relay- 1. Krupp, Eriksson, Boal, Kennedy 1:38.11, 2. Wolff, Petrak, Krosky, House 1:40.76
Up Next
The Falcons travel to Athens, Ohio tomorrow for a dual meet against the Ohio University Bobcats with the Cleveland State Vikings. The dual meet starts at 12 p.m.
