Oneonta, N.Y. – The Stevens Institute of Technology women's swim team picked up wins over Hartwick College and the University of Scranton on Saturday.
 
The Ducks (2-3) topped host Hartwick 188-100 and took down Scranton 165-131.
 
HOW IT HAPPENED
The Ducks opened the day with a win in the 200-medley relay, as Kai Wong, Eszter Kiss, Delaney Klaus, and Gabby Sokolik took first in 1:53.41. Dora Dvorkin made it two wins as she touched the wall in 11:13.39 during the 1,000 free. Dvorkin won her event by over 13 seconds. Kylie Martinez nabbed second place in the 200, touching the wall in 2:04.18.
 
Natalia Brunetti won the 100-back, notching a mark of 1:02.63. Kiss was clipped in the 100-breaststroke by 1.13 seconds, settling for a second-place time of 1:10.36. Hanna Matheson tallied a victory in the 200-fly (2:13.77), as Gabby Tyer was third in 2:17.63. Tyer missed second place by .40. Klaus (25.06) and Wong (25.7) went back-to-back, 1-2 in the 50-free, as Klaus (55.57) and Kiss were 1-2 in the 100-free.
 
Sophia Patz (2:16.05) and Wong (2:19.28) finished second and third, respectively, in the 200-back as Dvorkin was third in the 200-breast (2:36.83). Martinez was second in the 500-free in 5:37.13, with Brunetti racking up another victory in the 100-fly. Brunetti was first in 1:00.97, and Tyer was third in 1:02.73.
 
Patz claimed victory in the 200-IM (2:18.42), with Rachel Merrifield taking third in 2:23.41. The Ducks finished off the day with a first-place finish in the 400-free relay, as Wong, Klaus, Martinez, and Kiss clocked in at 3:46.7.
 
FROM THE POOL DECK (Head Coach Adam Schneider)
"Great wins for both teams today. We had a lot of very encouraging swims Joe Sparshott in the 200 Butterfly & Delaney Klaus in the 50 free both stand out some of our best swims today. Overall we looked to be exactly where we want to be heading into our winter invite next weekend at TCNJ."

UP NEXT
The Ducks head to The College of New Jersey next weekend, competing in the three-day TCNJ Invitational beginning on Friday.