BLACKSBURG – The Hokie swim and dive teams earned a dominant victory over George Washington in their first match of the season. The women’s team won 191-107 and the men’s team won 184-112.
Women in technology:
Carmen Wyler-Sastre, Emily Santos, Athena Meneses Kovacs and Emily Cresson started the season with a first place finish in the 200m medley relay in a time of 1:42.38, followed by Kate Anderson and Sydney Cress in the 1000m medley relay. Stearns took first and third place, respectively. free.
Weiler Sastre took first place in the 200 free, followed by Chiara Klein in third. Meneses Kovacs took first place in the 100 back with a score of 55.66, and Janika Perezos took third with a score of 57.44.
Santos (1:04.21, 2:19.11), Esther Park (1:05.00, 2:22.12) and Alison Henry (1:05.50, 2:22.57) rounded out the podium in the 100m and 200m chest. Emily Cress (23.25 seconds) completed the podium. ), Fanny Gurinovich (24.01) and Anna Summers (24.05) swept the 50 free.
Cresson again took first place in the 100 free with a score of 50.65, followed by Parker Bolduc (51.89) and Gurinovic (52.08) in second and third. Weiler Sastre once again took first place in the 200m race with a time of 1:57.89, while Sofia Salvato (2:05.19) and Alex Eastmond (2:05.86) rounded out the podium.
Weiler Sastre did well, taking first place in the 200 free, her third individual win of the day, and Chiara Klein followed her in second place. Julia Murphy (2:07.30) and Christine Dutobeck (2:08.88) continued the momentum, taking second and third in the 200 fly.
Klein swam the free in 5:01.14 alongside Kate Anderson and took second in 5:02.75. Delaney Bookstein set a new personal best in the 200 IM, taking second place with a time of 2:06.99.
The divers drew attention as Michaila Eisenberg (268.95 points) placed first in the 1-meter, Mia Fisher (260.25) placed third, and Eisenberg placed third in the 3-meter with 274.50 points.
The 400-meter free relay team of Weiler Sastre, Meneses Kovac, Summers, and Cresson concluded the event with a first-place finish in 3:24.46.
Technician:
Youssef Ramadan, Carles Col Martí, Mario Mora Yanez and Brendan Whitfield started the meet with a first place finish in the 2000m medley relay with a time of 1:26.36, followed by Nico Garcia in the 1000m free. It came in second place. Luis Dominguez Calonge and Whitfield took first and second place in the 200m free, while Mora Yanez won the back 100m with a personal best score of 48.91.
The boys team dominated the 100m breast podium with Col Marty taking first place with a score of 53.90 and Joseph Hong and Eli Martin tied for second with a score of 56.21. Landon Gentry took second in the 200 fly, followed by Ramadan (20.07), Whitfield (20.14) and Will Hayon (20.77) rounding out the podium in the 50 free.
Mora Jenes won the 100 free with a score of 36.39, followed by Danny Bishop in second place with a score of 47.50.
In the 200m back, Garcia took first place with a time of 1:50.73, followed by Hawkey with a 200m chest sweep, followed by Hong (2:01.23), Martin (2:02.78), second, and Pablo Silva (2:06.55). ) won. Third.
The Hokies continued to shine, with Dominguez Calonje taking first place in the 500 free in 4:40.40, Ramadan taking first in the 100 fly in 47.64, and Col Marti winning the 200 IM in 1:46.28.
On the boards, the divers swept the meter with Rocky Ramsland (325.58) taking first place, Zach Shady (312.83) second and Jacob Fisher (310.80) third. Fisher and Nathan Cox tied for first with 3 meters (376.80 points), and Rocky Ramsland (341.25 points) took third place.
Ramadan, Whitfield, Mora Yanez and Dominguez Calonje finished the day with a first-place 400 free relay time of 2:57.71.
to the next
The Hokies will be split against teams heading to the SMU Classic (October 11-12) in Dallas, Texas. Tech will also host a home meet (October 12) against Carson Newman at the Christiansburg Aquatic Center.
