University of Massachusets Athletics
UMass Defeats Rhode Island To Open Up A-10 Schedule, 155-119
January 16, 2018 | Women's Swimming & Diving
UMass won nine events while sweeping the top-three spots in four different events.
KINGSTON, R.I. – University of Massachusetts women's swimming and diving team opened up Atlantic 10 competition with a 155-119 win over Rhode Island on Tuesday afternoon at the Tootell Aquatics Center. The Minutewomen picked up nine first place finishes to go along with 10 runner-up performances.
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UMass swept the top-three spots in four different events against the Rams, beginning with the 200 Free as Kelly Malyszka posted a top swim of 1:56.09 to take first while Paige Mitchell came in second and Sydnee Aubin rounded out the top three to pick up 16 points for the Minutewomen.
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Ansley Baker led the way for the Minutewomen in the 100 Free with the top time of 52.38 to take first place followed by Mariam Labib in second with a swim of 53.82 and Hayley Masi in third with a time of 54.43. Labib and Masi took the top two spots in the 50 Free earlier in competition with Labib coming in first with a time of 24.56 followed by Masi in second.
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Baker opened up her individual races for the day with the 100 Breaststroke as the junior finished in the top spot with a time of 1:07.55 followed by teammate Sami Schieffelin in second-place.
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Meghan Gray, Maddie Biron and Steph Campo picked up 25 points for the Minutewomen in the backstroke events as the trio swept the top-three spots to pick up 16 points in the 200 Back led by Gray's time of 2:11.29 followed right behind by Biron and Campo. Biron recorded a time of 1:00.17 in the 100 Back earlier in the day to pace the Minutewomen in the event with a second-place finish while Gray and Campo came in third and fourth respectively.
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Stephanie Judge added another event win for the Mintuewomen, this in the 200 Fly with a top time of 2:10.80 to help UMass pick up 14 points in the event. Olga Egkorova followed in second with a swim of 2:13.06 while Jen Robeson came in fifth to add another point for UMass. Egkorova went on to win the 500 Free with a time of 5:11.62 to pick up another nine points before Judge posted a runner-up swim of 59.44 in the 100 Fly followed by Rachel Grant in third with a time of 59.51.
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The Minutewomen took the top spots in each of the dives on the day as Emma Roush scored 292.72 points on her way to winning the 1-Meter Dive followed by Maja Boric with a score 258.00 and Katie Polk's score of 222.30 as UMass picked up 16 of 19 total points in the event. Boric went on to win the 3-Meter Dive to wrap up the day with the top score of 287.10 while Polk finished as the runner-up.
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UMass will remain in action this weekend when they head to Hanover, N.H. for the Dartmouth Invitational. All-day competition is scheduled to begin on Friday, Jan. 19 and wrap up on Saturday, Jan. 20.
FULL RESULTS
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For continued coverage of UMass men's and women's swimming and diving, visit Twitter @UMassWSwimDive.
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UMass swept the top-three spots in four different events against the Rams, beginning with the 200 Free as Kelly Malyszka posted a top swim of 1:56.09 to take first while Paige Mitchell came in second and Sydnee Aubin rounded out the top three to pick up 16 points for the Minutewomen.
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Ansley Baker led the way for the Minutewomen in the 100 Free with the top time of 52.38 to take first place followed by Mariam Labib in second with a swim of 53.82 and Hayley Masi in third with a time of 54.43. Labib and Masi took the top two spots in the 50 Free earlier in competition with Labib coming in first with a time of 24.56 followed by Masi in second.
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Baker opened up her individual races for the day with the 100 Breaststroke as the junior finished in the top spot with a time of 1:07.55 followed by teammate Sami Schieffelin in second-place.
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Meghan Gray, Maddie Biron and Steph Campo picked up 25 points for the Minutewomen in the backstroke events as the trio swept the top-three spots to pick up 16 points in the 200 Back led by Gray's time of 2:11.29 followed right behind by Biron and Campo. Biron recorded a time of 1:00.17 in the 100 Back earlier in the day to pace the Minutewomen in the event with a second-place finish while Gray and Campo came in third and fourth respectively.
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Stephanie Judge added another event win for the Mintuewomen, this in the 200 Fly with a top time of 2:10.80 to help UMass pick up 14 points in the event. Olga Egkorova followed in second with a swim of 2:13.06 while Jen Robeson came in fifth to add another point for UMass. Egkorova went on to win the 500 Free with a time of 5:11.62 to pick up another nine points before Judge posted a runner-up swim of 59.44 in the 100 Fly followed by Rachel Grant in third with a time of 59.51.
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The Minutewomen took the top spots in each of the dives on the day as Emma Roush scored 292.72 points on her way to winning the 1-Meter Dive followed by Maja Boric with a score 258.00 and Katie Polk's score of 222.30 as UMass picked up 16 of 19 total points in the event. Boric went on to win the 3-Meter Dive to wrap up the day with the top score of 287.10 while Polk finished as the runner-up.
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UMass will remain in action this weekend when they head to Hanover, N.H. for the Dartmouth Invitational. All-day competition is scheduled to begin on Friday, Jan. 19 and wrap up on Saturday, Jan. 20.
FULL RESULTS
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For continued coverage of UMass men's and women's swimming and diving, visit Twitter @UMassWSwimDive.
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Players Mentioned
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Maja Boric 2019 NCAA Championship
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Maja Boric NCAA Diving - 2019
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Swimming & Diving Highlights vs. Rhode Island (01/15/2019)
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