Pacific vs UC Santa Cruz
- October 27, 2023
- Stockton, Calif.
- SCY (25 yards)
- Results Unavailable
Courtesy: Pacific Athletics
STOCKTON, Calif.- The Pacific swimming team took on UC Santa Cruz in its home-opening dual meet at the Eberhardt Aquatics Center. Both the men’s (1-0) and women’s (1-1) teams emerged with wins in what was a beautiful afternoon for racing, to start their regular season off on the right foot.
After a wakeup call at the end of September for the women’s team, the Tigers regrouped and refocused to take on UC Santa Cruz with a different edge. Even though they were still battling through injuries and had multiple Tigers racing in events for the first time, it was obvious that they found their new rhythm. The women came away with the 168-82 win over the Banana Slugs.
The men’s team also captured its first win of the season, downing UC Santa Cruz in a similarly dominant fashion. The Tigers beat the Banana Slugs 188-82.
More information will follow regarding race results after some technical difficulties. Stay tuned!
Courtesy: UC Santa Cruz Athletics
STOCKTON– UC Santa Cruz Swim and Dive traveled to Stockton to face the Division I Pacific Tigers in a double dual meet for their second meet of the season. Despite the loss, several swimmers had amazing times.
For the men, highlights included Jude Robinson winning the 200 Fly in a lifetime best of 1:55.47, which is the fastest in the PCSC this season. Sam Caplan was second in the 1000 Free in 10:07.65 In his college debut, Michael Fusinati was third in 10:14.17.
Kyle Reitan was runner-up in the 50 Free in 22.11, with Adam Sinclair placing third in 22.14
On the women’s side, Coralie Norenberg won both 50 and 100 free, with times of 24.89 and 53.52. Selma Malkic was second in the 200 Back in 2:12.83, and Zoe Gronert was third in the 100 Breaststroke in 1:11.19. In the 100 Back, Kaitlyn Armstrong was fourth in 1:00.88, while Maddy Gruender was fourth in the 200 Free in 1:57.30.
The Banana Slugs race again in three weeks when they head south for the La Verne Invite in Los Angeles.