Swimming & Diving: Meet Day Preview vs. Rowan

Montclair, NJ – The Montclair State swimming and diving teams visit Rowan Saturday afternoon.

MEET INFO
The meet will begin at noon in Glassboro, NJ, and video links are available on montclairathletics.com.

MEN'S LAST TIME OUT
The men's team topped Vassar 149-123 Friday night and took first place in 10 events. The 200-medley relay team of DENNIS DELARGY, SPENSER DUBOIS, TYLER DORSETT, and LUCAS GOMES got the team started with a first-place time of 1:38.31 in the opening event. DeLargy also tallied first place in the 100-backstroke (56.02) and the 200-backstroke (2:03.31), as Dubois grabbed first in the 100-breaststroke (59.77). Rookie ANTHONY FERRARO captured first in the 200-free (1:51.23) before BRANDON DO capped the individual victories with a time of 2:13.9 in the 200-breaststroke.

WOMEN'S LAST TIME OUT
The women's team fell to Vassar 180.5-109.5 Friday. The foursome of SOPHIA SHOPOVICK, ABBY BROCK, CATTY GEYER, and ROURKE PERALTA grabbed first in the 200-medley relay, clocking in .13 seconds ahead of their opponent in 1:53.03. Shopovick took second in the 100-back, as she finished in 1:02.03. Brock recorded a victory in the 100-breaststroke (1:10.32), with LILI SHAY placing third in 1:13.28. Peralta was edged by a mere .01 in the 50-free, taking second in 25.37. The rookie also notched a second-place time in the 100-free, touching the wall in 56.44. Shopovick registered another second-place tally, finishing the 200-breast in 2:15.87 before JULIE TIEDEMANN was second in the 500-free (5:27.31). Peralta and Geyer went 1-2 in the 100-fly, as Peralta was first in 1:02.6 and Geyer tied for second in 1:02.86.

SERIES HISTORY
The men's team has never knocked off Rowan in 40 meetings, while the women's side is 9-40-1. Montclair State snapped a 27-meet losing skid to the Profs in 2014 and recorded just the second tie in Coach Brian McLaughlin's tenure at Montclair State.

UP NEXT
The men's team hits the pool for the three-day Franklin & Marshall Invitational November 18-20 as the women's team resumes NJAC action Saturday against Kean.

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