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Women's Swimming and Diving

Ladies cruise in dual meet against ONU

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Kendall Vanderhoof was victorious in the 400-yard individual medley and 100 freestyle on
Friday as the Ladies defeated Ohio Northern University at Steen Aquatics Center.


Results

GAMBIER, Ohio – The Kenyon women's swimming and diving team's first scored meet of the new year went in the Ladies' favor on Friday as the team defeated Ohio Northern University 170-59 at James A. Steen Aquatics Center.
 
Kenyon claimed first in all the swimming events highlighted by multiple-event victories from Emmerson Mirus, Kendall Vanderhoof, Crile Hart, Hannah Orbach-Mandel and Abby Wilson.
 
The Ladies started the afternoon taking the top four spots of the 200-yard medley relay. Summer Otazu, Katie Rossman, Celina German and Mirus teamed up to snag first with a time of 1:51.25. Following Alexis Vetrano's win in the 1,000 freestyle, Kenyon flexed some depth again.
 
During the 200-yard freestyle race, Wilson touched the wall first in 1:52.96. Kenyon also saw its swimmers claim second through fifth. Near the end of the meet, Wilson added another win during the 200 backstroke as she finished in 2:07.40.
 
In the next race, the 50 freestyle, the Ladies, once again, took first through fifth with Orbach-Mandel winning in 24.19.
 
Kendall Vanderhoof got into the winning mix during the next event, the 400-yard individual medley. The senior clocked a 4:38.48 while teammates Marysol Arce, Claire Murray, Gail Anderson and Vetrano claimed second through fifth, respectively. Later, Vanderhoof went on to win the 100-yard freestyle in 53.10.
 
The Ladies added three more individual event victories. Hart won the 200-yard butterfly (2:05.78); Kaitlyn Griffith completed the 500 free in 5:15.84 and Ana Dunn was victorious in the 200 breaststroke (2:26.11).
 
Kenyon's final win was earned in the 200-yard freestyle relay. Hart, Wilson, Orbach-Mandel and Mirus touched the wall in 1:36.41.
 
In diving competition, Juvi Rivera claimed first on the 3-meter board as she tallied 152.93 points.
 
Tomorrow, the team will break up to compete against Oberlin College at home, while others will ventures to Oakland University in Rochester, Michigan.
 
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Players Mentioned

Gail Anderson

Gail Anderson

Junior
Celina German

Celina German

Sophomore
Kaitlyn Griffith

Kaitlyn Griffith

Sophomore
Crile Hart

Crile Hart

Sophomore
Emmie Mirus

Emmie Mirus

Sophomore
Claire Murray

Claire Murray

Sophomore
Hannah Orbach-Mandel

Hannah Orbach-Mandel

Senior
Summer Otazu

Summer Otazu

Junior
Juvi Rivera

Juvi Rivera

Senior
Katie Rossman

Katie Rossman

Sophomore

Players Mentioned

Gail Anderson

Gail Anderson

Junior
Celina German

Celina German

Sophomore
Kaitlyn Griffith

Kaitlyn Griffith

Sophomore
Crile Hart

Crile Hart

Sophomore
Emmie Mirus

Emmie Mirus

Sophomore
Claire Murray

Claire Murray

Sophomore
Hannah Orbach-Mandel

Hannah Orbach-Mandel

Senior
Summer Otazu

Summer Otazu

Junior
Juvi Rivera

Juvi Rivera

Senior
Katie Rossman

Katie Rossman

Sophomore