Compete Results

Team Scores
New Hampshire 186
Rhode Island 114

How It Happened
New Hampshire won the first six events of the day and never relinquished its lead as the Wildcats defeated Rhode Island 186-114 Sunday afternoon.

Rhode Island (3-4) got its first win of the meet when Olivia Winslow led a 1-2-3 sweep of the 1-meter diving event. Winslow won the event with a score of 267.23, followed by teammates Lily Hsu (260.03) and Amelia Kloss (252.35).

URI won both of the diving events, as Hsu was victorious in the 3-meter dive. Her score of 269.10 edged New Hampshire's Grace Blume (265.28). Winslow placed third with 262.73 as the top three finishers were separated by less than seven points.

Standouts from the Pool

• Emma Raser provided Rhode Island's lone win in the swimming events. She won the 400-yard Individual Medley with a time of 4:36.55.
• Teammate Lily Gugino was second in the race with her time of 4:37.52.
• Rylee Kelly provided two second-place finishes for URI. She was second in the 200-yard and 500-yard freestyle races. nd
• Before the meet, the Rams honored eight seniors in their final home meet. Hannah Benavides, Quinn Frost, Casey Fusco, Ella Hacker, Emma Lee, Kelsey McMenemy, Maddie Tetreault and Jackie Triglia were all recognized

Up Next
Rhode Island travels to Vermont for a head-to-head meet on Jan. 18.