BOWLING GREEN, Ohio, January 28. MIAMI'S women's swimming and diving team completed a weekend sweep this afternoon at Bowling Green, topping the host Falcons by a score of 178-111.<\/p>\n
CHELSEY BRUINGTON (Mission Viejo, CA), LEAH THORNTON (Helena, AL), BEKKA WESTRICK (Fairfield) and diver NIKKI CRAFT (Bay Village) all contributed two individual event victories.<\/p>\n
Bruington, a senior, won a pair of freestyle races for the RedHawks. Her first victory came in the 200 free, clipping teammate Westrick at the wall, 1:53.49 to 1:54.29. In the 500 free, Bruington touched just before BG's Emily Waller, 5:08.95 to 5:09.29. She also was a member of the 400 freestyle relay unit that finished first in the final race (3:32.72), leading off for Cynthia Donovan (Cincinnati), Ellen Barhorst (West Chester) and Maddie Kete (Bay Village).<\/p>\n
Thornton captured both the 100 and 200 backstroke records with respective times of 58.15 and 2:06.37. Additionally, she touched first in the in the 200 individual medley, but her winning time of 2:09.30 didn't count due to Miami's overwhelming lead in team scoring.<\/p>\n
Westrick was in typical winning form, placing first in both the 50 free (23.68) and the 100 free (52.33).
\nLikewise, Craft was money on both the one- and three-meter boards, diving to respective scores of 242.55 and 252.75.<\/p>\n
Other RedHawk winners included Jenny Warmolts (Upper Arlington) in the 1650 freestyle (17:31.51), Kelsey Mallon (Wheaton, IL) in the 200 butterfly (2:05.61), and MAEGAN O'CONNOR (Fishers, IN) in the 100 butterfly (57.44).<\/p>\n
Today's RedHawk win comes on the heels of a victory last night at Eastern Michigan, improving their season dual meet record to 7-2 and their mark against MAC opponents to 4-1.<\/p>\n
Next Saturday at 1 p.m., Miami hosts arch-rival Ohio in its final dual before the MAC meet (Feb. 23-26).<\/p>\n
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