New York, NY - For the first time competing as part of the annual John Jay Homecoming festivities, the John Jay women's swim team earned its first CUNYAC win of the season, defeating the visiting Brooklyn College Bulldogs, 66-29, at the John Jay Pool.
With the win, the Bloodhounds move to 2-3 and 1-1 in league meets while Brooklyn falls to 0-4 and 0-1 in conference meets.
John Jay won eight events, starting with the 200Y Medley Relay as
Grace Driver,
Kira Englenton,
Nutsa Prangishvili, and
Salem Williams touched the wall in 2:27.97.
Driver and
Julia Murray finished first and second in the 1000Y Freestyle, turning in times of 14:32.95 and 15:01.35, respectively.
Brianna Torres and Giuliana Atencio secured eight points in the 200Y Freestyle, posting finals times of 2:19.51 and 2:57.62.
Victoria Hapsis took second in the 50Y Free, posting a time of 27.97 and first in the 100Y Back with a time of 1:12.29.
In the 200Y IM,
Aydan Damirova finished first in the event with a time of 2:33.97 and turned in a first-place showing in the 100Y Breaststroke with a time of 1:15.70.
Luciana Uriarte and Prangishvili took first and second in the 100Y Fly, with Uriarte posting a time of 1:17.18 while Prangishvili clocked in at 1:22.32.
The 200Y Freestyle Relay of Torres, Damirova, Uriarte, and Hapsis took first with a time of 1:51.76.
The Bloodhounds are back in the pool on December 9 as they travel to William Paterson at 6:00 p.m
