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Julia Stenhard Shines As Bryant Wins Gompei Invite (Combined Score)

2022 Gompei Invitational

Courtesy: Bryant Athletics

WORCESTER, Mass.- The Bryant swimming and diving team took overall victory on Sunday at the Gompei Invitational, leading a field of nine teams with 8037 total points. The Bulldogs won nine events on the final day of competition.

Conner Lofstrom, Julia Stenhard, Jill Carline, and Erin Doruska each won twice on the meet’s final day. The 1650 relay trio of Sammi GrenonNatalia Kuipers, and Makayla Pearce also picked up the Bulldogs’ fourth podium sweep of the weekend.

Results/Timing: WPI

Bulldog Notes and Notables

  • Stenhard continued her dominant weekend, winning her seventh event with a 2:02.86 in the 200 back.
  • Reagan Lord returned from North Carolina in time to win the 100 IM with a meet record time of 57.79.
  • Lofstrom capped a Bulldog sweep of the 100 IM, hitting the wall first on the men’s side at 52.37.
  • Stenhard won her eighth and final event of the weekend in the 200 fly, setting a meet record of 2:04.49.
  • Carline and Lofstrom combined on another event sweep, this one in the 100 free. Carline swam a 51.38 while Lofstrom finished at 46.50.
  • Grenon took victory in the 1650 free with a 17:07.44, heading a Bryant 1-2-3 finish with Kuipers and Pearce in second and third.
  • The quarter of Carline, Doruska, Laurel Carey, and Mason Campbell won the 400 free relay with a time of 3:31.34.
  • The Bulldogs concluded the day and the weekend with a win in the mixed 400 free relay. Lofstrom, Carline, Doruska, and Campbell combined to swim a 3:20.21.

Team Scores

  1. Bryant, 8,037
  2. WPI, 5,034
  3. Rowan, 4,111
  4. Springfield, 3,873.5
  5. Bentley, 3,535
  6. Brandeis, 3,519
  7. Babson, 3,276
  8. Clark, 1,269.5
  9. Merrimack, 1,169

What’s next: The Bulldogs will have some time off before returning to the Chace Pool to take on Massachussetts on January 7 for Senior Day.

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Swimmir
1 year ago

Not a suprise they can do well as a D1 school with kids on scholarship swimming small d3 schools…

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