Ewing, N.J. – The Stevens Institute of Technology women's swim team claimed first place at the three-day The College of New Jersey Invitational that wrapped up on Sunday.
The Ducks totaled 1,166 points over the three days, knocking off TCNJ (879), Cortland (739.5), USMMA (391.5), New Paltz (290), West Chester (52), and Montclair State (36).
HOW IT HAPPENED
Natalia Brunetti took first in the 200-butterfly in 2:12.63, with
Hanna Matheson (2:12.96) and
Gabby Tyer (2:13.75) directly behind her. Stevens closed out the event by winning the 400-freestyle relay, as Kiss, Martinez, Wong, and Klaus turned in a time of 3:36.56. Brunetti, Matheson, Settle, and Patz were fifth, clocking in at 3:44.86, as Sokolik, Fitzharris, Bertolotti, and
Julia McKinley were sixth at 3:44.91.
- "Really great performances by both teams this weekend. We were having a lot of season bests and even lifetime bests all weekend. With only a little rest going into this meet we are very excited and encouraged for what we can do later in the year with more training, more rest and ironing out all our race details in the next 2 and half months. We look forward to a little break for Thanksgiving but will be back at it hard to end the semester against USMMA."
UP NEXT
Stevens closes out the fall semester with a road meet on December 7 as they visit the United States Merchant Marine Academy at 12 pm.
