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Bridgewater, Mass. – The Babson College men’s and women’s swimming teams had a strong showing at Bridgewater State College on Thursday evening winning 22 of the 26 events. The men won by a score of 134-69 and the women finished on top by a score of 116-87. The men will close out their regular season with a home meet on Saturday against Springfield at 1:00pm while the women will next swim at the New England Women’s and Men’s Athletic Conference (NEWMAC) championships starting on February 19th at Wellesley College. [+]
The Babson College swimming and diving teams lost both ends of a dual meet at Wheaton College on Saturday. The women's squad fell by a score of 180-102, while the men were bested, 154-137. Senior captain Ted Plaisted and sophomore Tom Foutsitzis both had magnificent afternoons for the Babson men, as each factored in on four event victories. Plaisted finished first in the 100 back, 200 back, and 200 IM while also swimming the opening leg of the 400 medley relay. Meanwhile, Foutsitzis added individual wins in the 50 free and 100 fly, and he swam on the Beavers' victorious 400 medley and 200 free relay teams. Sophomore Brittany Bishop excelled in the women's half of the meet, winning the 100 free and placing second in the 50 free. [+]
The Babson College men's and women's swimming and diving teams both saw their two-meet win streak come to a halt on Wednesday, as both teams fell victim to visiting Bentley College. The Falcon men prevailed, 135-96, while the Bentley women took their half of the meet, 148-93. Sophomore Sara Martinek provided two of the three event victories for the Babson women, as she finished first in both the 100 and 200 freestyle races. Martinek also joined sophomore Brittany Bishop, sophomore Meaghan Rohde, and junior Mia Filippini on the Beavers' victorious 200 free relay team. The Babson men posted four event wins, including first place finishes from sophomore Tom Foutsitzis in the 100 fly, sophomore Ryan Pope in the 3-meter diving, and first-year Ryan Akiba in the 100 breast. The Beavers' 200 free relay team of Foutsitzis, first-year Edvard Arnet, first-year Joe Kent, and junior Mauricio Krantzberg also earned a victory. [+]
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