
Swimming Drops Final Dual Meet at FGCU, 138-67
2/3/2024 4:00:00 PM | Women's Swimming
Torres Records Two Top-10 Program Times
FORT MYERS, Fla. - Despite posting two top-10 program times, North Florida women's swimming ultimately fell to FGCU in the final dual meet of the competition season on Saturday afternoon.Â
Sophomore Victoria Torres recorded the seventh fastest 50- and 100-yard freestyle times in program history following Aydan Horrigan who swam the sixth fastest 400-yard individual medley the day prior.Â
FINAL SCORE
FGCU 138, UNF 67
CLIPBOARD NOTES
COFFEY TALKÂ
"This weekend was full of fast swimming. We put up three top-ten times in program history and a few that just missed. The team really went after it against a very good FGCU team. Along with the top-ten times, we had many personal bests. After this meet, it shows me we will be ready for peak performance at the ASUN Championships." -- head coach Ian Coffey
UP NEXT
The Ospreys head to Knoxville, Tenn. to compete in the 2024 ASUN Swimming and Diving Championships, February 21-24.
Sophomore Victoria Torres recorded the seventh fastest 50- and 100-yard freestyle times in program history following Aydan Horrigan who swam the sixth fastest 400-yard individual medley the day prior.Â
FINAL SCORE
FGCU 138, UNF 67
CLIPBOARD NOTES
- Torres swam the seventh fastest 50-yard freestyle in program history with a time of 23.86.
- Torres also recorded the seventh fastest 100-yard freestyle in program history, touching the wall in 51.81.
- Freshman Ashley Kirby took first-place in the 100-yard breaststroke with a time of 1:04.55, a personal best.
- Paige Munna recorded a personal best in the 500-yard freestyle, finishing in 5:06.54, good for second.
- Ashley Cozad posted a second-place finish in the 200-yard freestyle, touching the wall in 1:53.28.Â
- The group of Sara Maschmeier, Amanda Loomis, Riley McCormick and Kirby kicked off day two with a second place finish in the 400-yard medley relay with a combined time of 3:51.25.
COFFEY TALKÂ
"This weekend was full of fast swimming. We put up three top-ten times in program history and a few that just missed. The team really went after it against a very good FGCU team. Along with the top-ten times, we had many personal bests. After this meet, it shows me we will be ready for peak performance at the ASUN Championships." -- head coach Ian Coffey
UP NEXT
The Ospreys head to Knoxville, Tenn. to compete in the 2024 ASUN Swimming and Diving Championships, February 21-24.
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