Miami Swimming Claims Co-Ed Victory Against Cleveland State

Saturday, October 9

Oxford, Ohio

3:00 p.m.

Miami University

(132

130)

Cleveland State (Co-Ed)

Results

Miami Swimming Claims Co-Ed Victory Against Cleveland State

10/9/2021 8:03:00 PM | Swimming and Diving

Swimming vs. CSU

The Miami University swimming & diving team took a dual victory at home against Cleveland State. The women's team won by a 214-41 margin and the men's team came out on top by a margin of 132-130 at the Saturday afternoon meet.

How it Happened:

The Miami women's team took first place in 14 of their events, while the men's team came in first in five events.
For the women's team, the RedHawks swept the top three spots in the 400 medley relay, with the A relay of Angelina Cakuls, Sara Lahrach-Sanchez, Emily O'Connell and Nicole Maier taking first with a time of 3:49.14. The men's relay A also took first in the same event, with Owen Blazer, Adrian Dulav, Henju Duvenhage and Jack Herczeg earning a time of 3:22.87.
The Miami women's team swept the top three spots in eight individual events. Winners for these events were Madeline Padavic in the 100 backstroke (56.65), Lahrach-Sanchez in the 100 breaststroke (1:05.54), Rachel Botting in the 50 freestyle (24.23), Honor Brodie-Foy in the 100 freestyle (53.11), Cakuls in the 200 backstroke (2:03.62), Anna Martin in the 200 Breaststroke (2:23.42), O'Connell in the 100 butterfly (56.29) and Emily Rinker in the 200 individual medley (2:10.35).
Individual winners for the RedHawks in other events were Natalie Stump in the 1000 freestyle (10:43.34), Erin Szczupakiewicz in the 200 freestyle (1:54.40) and Maier in the 200 butterfly (2:04.27) and 500 freestyle (4:59.52).
The Miami women's team also claimed the top two spots in the 400 freestyle relay, with the A relay of Maier, Botting, Katheryn Antonowich and Brodie-Foy taking first with a time of 3:31.71. The men's team grabbed first and third place in the same event, with the A relay of Pedro Gueiros, Herczeg, Nic Wamsley and Ben Chatwin earning a time of 3:03.07 with a match-winning drive for the men.
The Miami men's team took first place in multiple individual events, including Yonatan Rosin in the 1000 freestyle (9:44.74), Cole Grosshans in the 50 freestyle (20.70) and Wamsley in the 100 freestyle (45.75).