LAKELAND, Fla. --- The Florida Southern Women's Swimming team fell to No. 2 Tampa by a 184-78 margin on Saturday morning (Oct. 24th) at the Nina B. Hollis Wellness Center Pool.
The meet was highlighted by the new program record in the 200 Free Relay, as the team of
Ellison DeGhetto,
Mallory Baker,
Kasey Roy and
Sam Hunter swam a 1:33.04 to set the record and win the event to close out their meet.
Gabrielle Goodwin continued her dominance in the 1000 Free, this time swimming a 10:16.53 to get another win for her individually on the season. In the 100 Free,
Sam Hunter came away with the victory, winning the event by over half a second with her 50.96. She also narrowly came in second in the 50 Free with her 23.70, just missing first by milliseconds.
The duo of Goodwin and
Natalie True placed second and third in the 500 Free, with their time sof 5:00.16 and 5:04.47, respectively to earn needed points for the Mocs. Baker also took second in the 100 Fly, just missing out on first by .34 of a second with her 56.96.
After three dual meets, the Mocs look ahead to their midseason meet, which is the Spartan Invite, hosted by Tampa, at The Long Center in Clearwater, Fla. from November 15-18th.
