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Bella Kelley

Women's Swimming & Diving

Swim Team Wins 11 Events to Roll Past Siena, 181-114

Compete Results

Team Scores
Rhode Island 181
Siena 114

How It Happened
Rhode Island won 11 of 16 events to dominate Siena 181-114 in the season-opening meet for the Rams Saturday afternoon.

URI (1-0) completed 1-2-3 sweeps in four different events on the day. The Rams began to pull away after the sixth event of the meet, when Julianna Tyler, Mary McCormick and Emma Lee took the top three spots in the 200-yard butterfly. Tyler won with a time of 2:07.79, followed by McCormick (2:10.42) and Lee (2:12.39).

It was the first of three straight 1-2-3 finishes for Rhode Island. Next up was the 50-yard freestyle, won by Avery Potyrala (25:06). She was followed closely by teammates Quinn Frost (25:11) and Abby Zadorozny (25:17).

The 1-meter dive gave Rhode Island a third straight sweep. Lily Hsu led the way with a score of 275.40, followed by Olivia Winslow (248.93) and Amelia Kloss (217.43). Two events later, the Rams got their fourth 1-2-3 finish of the meet when freshman Lauren Biglow won her collegiate debut in the 200 backstroke. Her time of 2:12.03 was just ahead of teammates Maddie Tetreault (2:12.60) and Sarah Koenig (2:13.56).

Standouts from the Pool
  • Sophomore Julianna Tyler had three victories on the day. She teamed with Erin Ternan, Hannah Benavides and Abby Zadorozny to open the meet with a win in the 200-yard medley relay.
  • Tyler also won the 200 and 100 butterfly races.
  • Junior Rylee Kelly won a pair of events, taking both the 200 and 500 freestyle races. In the 200, she and Emma Raser gave Rhode Island a 1-2 finish, with Kelly winning in 1:54.72 and Raser finishing in 1:56.26.
  • Senior Hannah Benavides was victorious in the 200 breaststroke. Her time of 2:26.03 edged freshman Gracie Maughan (2:27.74).
  • Maughan had a strong debut, winning the 100 breaststroke in 1:07.11.
  • Olivia Winslow won the 3-meter dive with a score of 280.58, while Lily Hsu was second with her score of 260.03.
What's Next
Rhode Island visits Northeastern for a head-to-head meet on Saturday, Oct. 19. The meet begins at 1 p.m.
 
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Players Mentioned

Hannah Benavides

Hannah Benavides

Breast
Sophomore
Quinn Frost

Quinn Frost

Free
Sophomore
Emma Lee

Emma Lee

Free/IM
Sophomore
Maddie Tetreault

Maddie Tetreault

IM/Back/Distance
Sophomore
Lily Hsu

Lily Hsu

Diving
Freshman
Rylee Kelly

Rylee Kelly

Free
Freshman
Sarah Koenig

Sarah Koenig

Breast/IM
Freshman
Olivia  Winslow

Olivia Winslow

Diving
Freshman
Abby Zadorozny

Abby Zadorozny

Free/Fly
Freshman
Avery Potyrala

Avery Potyrala

Free
Sophomore

Players Mentioned

Hannah Benavides

Hannah Benavides

Sophomore
Breast
Quinn Frost

Quinn Frost

Sophomore
Free
Emma Lee

Emma Lee

Sophomore
Free/IM
Maddie Tetreault

Maddie Tetreault

Sophomore
IM/Back/Distance
Lily Hsu

Lily Hsu

Freshman
Diving
Rylee Kelly

Rylee Kelly

Freshman
Free
Sarah Koenig

Sarah Koenig

Freshman
Breast/IM
Olivia  Winslow

Olivia Winslow

Freshman
Diving
Abby Zadorozny

Abby Zadorozny

Freshman
Free/Fly
Avery Potyrala

Avery Potyrala

Sophomore
Free