Saturday, October 29
Laramie, WY
1 p.m. MT
Air Force Academy
161
at
139
Wyoming
Photo by: U.S. Air Force photo by Justin R
Falcons take down Cowgirls in Laramie
10/29/2022 5:20:00 PM | Women's Swimming and Diving
LARAMIE, Wyo.- In Mountain West action at Laramie High School, Air Force bested host Wyoming by a score of 161-139, notching 10 first-place finishes in the process.
"What an amazing meet for our women," said head coach Colleen Murphy. "They earned this victory with their determination, resilience, and heart."
It was a banner day for Abby Turner, who swam to three first-place finishes. Turner raced to the top spot in the 50Y Free (23.78), the 100Y Free (51.91), and was one of the four women to claim first place in the 200Y Medley Relay. Turner, as well as Kai-Min Tsuei, Kimmy Woolfenden, and Corbyn Cormack swam to a time of 1:44.48.
Cormack also laid claim to victories in the 100Y Fly (56.64) and the 200Y Individual Medley. Tsuei's afternoon included a win in the 100Y Backstroke (58.18) as well.
Alex Clark led the pool in the 200Y Fly, as her time of 2:07.42 was good for first overall. Abigail Hardy (2:08.10) and Hanani Dona (2:09.00) finished second and third, respectively.
Gabrielle Peltier's score of 272.70 was best among the nine divers in the three-meter. as Grace Treanor's score of 263.48 awarded her a second-place finish. Treanor did however post a score of 277.20 in the one-meter, good for first place. Peltier was right behind her teammate with a score of 255.53.
Corinne Yorkman added to the Falcons splendor, racing to a win in the 200Y Backstroke (2:04.58).
"Wyoming is a tough team and and its been a long time since we have a secured a victory over the Cowgirls," said Murphy. "We so proud of this team and their ability to get up for every single race and dive."
Next, Air Force will look to carry its momentum to Phoenix where the Falcons will compete against Grand Canyon with action starting on Friday, November 4.
"What an amazing meet for our women," said head coach Colleen Murphy. "They earned this victory with their determination, resilience, and heart."
It was a banner day for Abby Turner, who swam to three first-place finishes. Turner raced to the top spot in the 50Y Free (23.78), the 100Y Free (51.91), and was one of the four women to claim first place in the 200Y Medley Relay. Turner, as well as Kai-Min Tsuei, Kimmy Woolfenden, and Corbyn Cormack swam to a time of 1:44.48.
Cormack also laid claim to victories in the 100Y Fly (56.64) and the 200Y Individual Medley. Tsuei's afternoon included a win in the 100Y Backstroke (58.18) as well.
Alex Clark led the pool in the 200Y Fly, as her time of 2:07.42 was good for first overall. Abigail Hardy (2:08.10) and Hanani Dona (2:09.00) finished second and third, respectively.
Gabrielle Peltier's score of 272.70 was best among the nine divers in the three-meter. as Grace Treanor's score of 263.48 awarded her a second-place finish. Treanor did however post a score of 277.20 in the one-meter, good for first place. Peltier was right behind her teammate with a score of 255.53.
Corinne Yorkman added to the Falcons splendor, racing to a win in the 200Y Backstroke (2:04.58).
"Wyoming is a tough team and and its been a long time since we have a secured a victory over the Cowgirls," said Murphy. "We so proud of this team and their ability to get up for every single race and dive."
Next, Air Force will look to carry its momentum to Phoenix where the Falcons will compete against Grand Canyon with action starting on Friday, November 4.
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