HOLLAND, Mich. – The Alma College swimming and diving program both posted fifth place finishes at the MIAA Fall Invite while individuals stole the spotlight for both teams including a new Scot writing their name in the top-ten times.
The Basics:
Rowan Frost, a freshman, has already made an impact on the swimming record book, racing her way into the eighth spot on the ladder with a speed of 24.99 (PR) seconds in the 50 freestyle plus personal-records regarding both the 50 breaststroke (35.00) as well as the 100 breast (1:14.95), leading Alma women with 17 points.
Second in scoring for the Scots females was
Sarah Rabbideau (11) followed closely behind by
Sierra Scott (9) and
Delilah Zingelewicz (9), the latter tallying a new best mark of 5:22.61 during the 400 IM. The final lady to PR was
Kellie Fahey, doing so with her 1:09.03 during the 100 butterfly.
Karl Bray was the primary point producer on the men's side, accruing 16 with a solid showing in the 400 IM (4:35.20) while
Andrew Barrett was impressive in the 100 fly (56.64).
Colin Moran (3 points) and
Cody Benkovsky (2 points) got the Maroon and Teal on the scoreboard while
Ruairidh Davis (2 points) set a personal-best in the 100 back, courtesy of a 56.91-second backstroke.
Next:
Swimming and diving will take the next weekend off before making its 2026-27 debut inside
McClure Natatorium for Senior Day versus Manchester with ceremonies beginning prior to the meet's 1 p.m. start on Saturday, November 7.
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