Bucknell University
Bison Invite
Women's Swim & Dive Posts Strong Bison Invite Performance
1/28/2023 10:23:00 PM | Women's Swimming and Diving
LEWISBURG, Pa. – Bucknell women's swim & dive won 10 events, finished 1-2-3 in five events, and Abby Doss raced to a top-10 time in the 200 freestyle during a strong afternoon at the Bison Invite in Kinney Natatorium on Saturday.
Final ResultsDoss led a trio of Bison that took the top three spots in the 200 freestyle, and her 1:50.48 places her seventh in the Bucknell record book just behind current senior Sabrina Vumbacco. Doss was also a winner in the 200 IM, clocking a 2:04.20.
Along with the 200 freestyle, the 200 IM was another strong race for Bucknell swimmers on Saturday. Caroline McGann came in just behind Doss at second with a 2:06.08, and Vumbacco came in third with a 2:06.56.
Bucknell also went 1-2-3 in the 100 breaststroke, which Hanna Bingley (1:05.12) won, in the 100 butterfly, which was led by Sarah Culkin (56.44), and in the three-meter dive, led by Meghan Catherwood (266.85). Joining Catherwood with a win in the dives was Gina Hinthorn in the one-meter, as the sophomore posted a 252.60.
Elsewhere, Emma Feld took first in the 100 backstroke, Rylie Giles won the 1650 freestyle, and Skye Sunderhauf touched the wall first in the 200 breaststroke.
Bucknell's one winning relay was the 200 freestyle team, which came in at 1:36.49 and was comprised of Megan Leyden, Jennifer Bolden, Claire Kehley and Sophia Donati.
Bucknell will spend the next two weeks gearing up for the championship meet, which will be hosted at Kinney Natatorium Feb. 15-18.
Women's Top-10 Performances:
200 freestyle – Abby Doss (1:50.48) – 7th in School History
Women's First Place:
200 freestyle relay – Megan Leyden, Jennifer Bolden, Claire Kehley, Sophia Donati (1:36.49)
200 IM – Abby Doss (2:04.20)
100 backstroke – Emma Feld (57.91)
100 breaststroke – Hanna Bingley (1:05.12)
One-meter dive – Gina Hinthorn (252.60)
1650 freestyle – Rylie Giles (17:38.10)
100 butterfly – Sarah Culkin (56.44)
200 freestyle – Abby Doss (1:50.48) – 7th in School History
200 breaststroke – Skye Sunderhauf (2:20.71)
Three-meter dive – Meghan Catherwood (266.85)
Women's Second Place:
200 IM – Caroline McGann (2:06.08)
100 backstroke – Megan Leyden (58.86)
100 breaststroke – Grace Kujawski (1:05.62)
100 freestyle – Alexandra Ritorto (53.64)
One-meter dive – Meghan Catherwood (244.88)
200 medley relay – Skye Sunderhauf, Gillian Camperlengo, Sabrina Vumbacco, Kayla Lichtner (1:48.44)
400 IM – Kyla Kelly (4:30.20)
100 butterfly – Sabrina Vumbacco (56.51)
200 freestyle – Stephanie Walsh (1:52.66)
50 freestyle – Sarah Culkin (24.74)
Women's Third Place:
200 IM – Sabrina Vumbacco (2:06.56)
500 freestyle – Kayla Lichtner (5:12.72)
100 breaststroke – Esme Hunter (1:05.67)
200 butterfly – Molly See (2:09.96)
One-meter dive – Regina Frias (229.65)
200 medley relay – Caroline McGann, Jacqueline Rounsavill, Sophia Donati, Alexandra Ritorto (1:52.85)
100 butterfly – Jennifer Bolden (56.87)
200 freestyle – Emma Feld (1:54.20)
Three-meter dive – Kate Gottwald (256.95)
Women's 1-2-3 Performances
200 IM – Abby Doss (2:04.20), 2nd Caroline McGann (2:06.08), 3rd Sabrina Vumbacco (2:06.56)
100 breaststroke – 1st Hanna Bingley (1:05.12), 2nd Grace Kujawski (1:05.62), 3rd Esme Hunter (1:05.67)
One-meter dive – 1st Gina Hinthorn (252.60), 2nd Meghan Catherwood (244.88), 3rd Regina Frias (229.65)
100 butterfly – 1st Sarah Culkin (56.44), 2nd Sabrina Vumbacco (56.51), 3rd Jennifer Bolden (56.87)
200 freestyle – 1st Abby Doss (1:50.48), 2nd Stephanie Walsh (1:52.66), 3rd Emma Feld (1:54.20)
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