The Gordon College Women's Swimming team secured decisive victories against the Plymouth State Panthers (168-82) and Albertus Magnus Falcons (196-45) in their third home meet of the season. The Fighting Scots showcased their strength in individual and relay events, with impressive performances from several swimmers. Highlights included a dominant 200 yard medley relay win and multiple first-place finishes across a variety of races.

By the Numbers
  • The Fighting Scots won the 200 yard medley relay with a time of 2:04.34.
  • Katherine Maloney finished the 1000 yard freestyle over a minute ahead of her competitors.
  • Lydia Shustack won three events: the 200 yard freestyle (2:11.78), 100 yard butterfly (1:09.32), and 100 yard freestyle (1:00.41).
  • The team clinched first, second, and third in the 50 yard freestyle with Emma Lippiatt, Isabella Gadouas, and Emma Bruhl finishing at 27.34, 28.01, and 28.56 respectively.
Yes, But

While the Fighting Scots excelled against the Panthers and Falcons, concerns may arise regarding consistency as they progress in the season against potentially stronger teams.

State of Play
  • The Scots are building momentum after three consecutive home meets.
  • The next meet is against Husson University on November 16.
What's Next

Upcoming competitions could present a greater challenge for the Fighting Scots, testing their depth and skill against more formidable opponents.

Bottom Line

The Fighting Scots have demonstrated impressive strength early in the season. Maintaining this momentum and addressing areas for improvement will be crucial as they encounter tougher competition ahead.