Fairmont State University showcased a stellar performance at the swimming meet against West Virginia Wesleyan, dominating both men's and women's team rankings. Mia Abruzzino led with a first in the 1000 yard freestyle and was part of the winning 200 yard freestyle relay team. Other standout athletes included Alicia Perez in the 200 yard freestyle and Zoe Hoover in the 50 yard freestyle, solidifying the team's success as they prepare for the upcoming GMAC/MEC Championships.

By the Numbers
  • Mia Abruzzino’s winning time in the 1000 Yard Freestyle: 11:31.42
  • Alicia Perez claimed first in the 200 Yard Freestyle with a time of 2:10.82
  • Zoe Hoover finished first in the 50 Yard Freestyle at 25.81 seconds.
  • Time for the winning 200 Yard Medley Relay: 1:56.47
State of Play
  • Fairmont State secured first place in both men's and women's team events.
  • The team is gearing up for the GMAC/MEC Championships starting February 10 in Canton, Ohio.
What's Next

As Fairmont State prepares for the GMAC/MEC Championships, they aim to build on their strong performance, possibly enhancing their standings and showcasing individual athlete strengths at a higher competitive level.

Bottom Line

Fairmont State's impressive meet win sets a positive tone for their upcoming championships, highlighting athletes capable of delivering exceptional results and further solidifying the team's reputation in collegiate swimming.