Miami (OH) Women Win 10 Events Against MAC Rival Ohio

Miami (OH) V. Ohio (Women Only)

Two Mid-American conference rivals dueled this Saturday at the Ohio University Aquatics Center, and the Miami Redhawks women came out on top over the Ohio Bobcats 171 to 132. The Redhawks won 10 of the 16 events.

The 400 medley relay kicked off the meet with Miami’s anchor, Izzy Herbsplitting a 51.93 100 free to catch up on Ohio’s relay to win the first event with a time of 3:52.96. Ohio’s second place relay finished in 3:54.25. Miami’s Herb would go on to win the 200 fly and 200 back.

In the breaststroke events, Miami’s Anna Martin and Ohio’s Emilia Lahtinen battled for the wins in both events. Martin (1:06.28) would out-touch Lahtinen (1:06.45) in the 100 breast. Later in the 200 breast, Lahtinen took revenge in the last 50 to win with a 2:20.75, Martin settled for second with 2:21.01.

Ohio’s Corrin Van Lanen fought for the Bobcats to win all three of her individual events: the 50 free (23.94), 100 free (52.80), and the 100 fly (55.90).

In the last individual event, Miami’s Hannah Fuchs made ground on early-leader Ohio’s Sam Glass on the breaststroke leg of the 400 IM. Yet Glass turned it on in the freestyle leg to take back her lead on Fuchs and win the event in a 4:26.62. Fuchs’ time was 4:29.49.

Event Winners:

  • 400 Medley Relay: Miami (3:52.96)
  • 1000 Free: Miami’s Emma Bradley (10:08.90)
  • 200 Free: Miami’s Molly Zilch (1:53.81)
  • 100 Back: Miami’s Carolyn Jungers (58.00)
  • 100 Breast: Miami’s Anna Martin (1:06.28)
  • 200 Fly: Miami’s Izzie Herb (2:02.51)
  • 50 Free: Ohio’s Corrin Van Lanen (23.94)
  • 100 Free: Ohio’s Corrin Van Lanen (52.80)
  • 200 Back: Miami’s Izzy Herb (2:01.20)
  • 200 Breast: Ohio’s Emilia Lahtinen (2:20.75)
  • 500 Free: Miami’s Emma Bradley (4:58.44)
  • 100 Fly: Ohio’s Corrin Van Lanen (55.90)
  • 400 IM: Ohio’s Sam Glass (4:26.62)
  • 400 Free Relay: Miami (3:31.30)

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Corey
5 years ago

Worth mentioning… former OU star Hollie Bonewit-Cron coaches Miami.

Gordon Wheeler Superfan
5 years ago

Molly ZILCH not Silch.

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Nick Pecoraro

Nick has had the passion for swimming since his first dive in the water in middle school, immediately falling for breaststroke. Nick had expanded to IM events in his late teens, helping foster a short, but memorable NCAA Div III swim experience at Calvin University. While working on his B.A. …

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