The Nanooks swimming team was defeated by the University of Hawaii, 139-65, in a dual meet, bringing their season dual record to 4-3. Key performances included second-place finishes in the 200-yard medley relay and the 800-yard freestyle relay. McKenzie Fazio stood out with two third-place finishes in individual events, and Dorka Dancsok earned two second-place spots in the 200-yard IM and 200-yard breaststroke. Other notable placements included Macy Ahrens and Charisma Watkins, who also took second in their respective events. The Nanooks will be back in action for their final home meets next week against Westmont.

By the Numbers
  • Overall dual meet record: 4-3
  • Second place in the 200-yard medley relay: 1:49.21
  • Second place in the 800-yard freestyle relay: 7:56.83
  • McKenzie Fazio's 50-yard freestyle finish: 24.67 (third place)
  • Dorka Dancsok's 200-yard IM finish: 2:07.60 (second place)
State of Play
  • The team has demonstrated competitive performances in relays and individual events.
  • Upcoming home meets against Westmont on Jan. 16 and 17 will be crucial for the team's season ending.
What's Next

The Nanooks will look to improve their season record in upcoming home meets against Westmont, which may provide an opportunity for redemption and team bonding. Performance in these meets will set the tone for the remainder of their season and conference standings.

Bottom Line

The recent defeat against Hawaii highlights areas for improvement, but the Nanooks have shown potential in individual and relay events. The upcoming home meets present a critical opportunity to regain momentum and solidify team dynamics as they aim to finish the season strong.