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Women's Swimming and Diving

Women's Swimming & Diving: Cadets outlast Husson in thrilling victory to stay unbeaten at Goodyear Pool

NORTHFIELD, Vt. - The Norwich University women's swimming & diving team prevailed in a back-and-forth dual meet on Saturday afternoon, edging Husson University, 151-140, in an exciting home victory at Goodyear Pool to remain unbeaten in dual competition.

The Cadets captured nine event wins across the 16-event slate, highlighted by multi-win efforts from Delaney Allen (Gibsonia, Pa.) and Reilly Laitala (Sterling, Mass.).  Vivian Buntin (Middlebury, Conn.) added another strong showing in the breaststroke, while Burgan Danger (Wadsworth, Ohio) and Deanna Parot (San Diego, Calif.) provided key points throughout the afternoon to help Norwich hold off the Eagles in the meet's closing stretch.

Norwich set the tone in the opening relay, as Danger, Buntin, Katelyn Daly (Pensacola, Fla.), and Allen combined for a 4:33.19 finish in the 400-yard medley relay to take first by more than three seconds.  The win helped propel Norwich into an early lead that it would narrowly maintain through much of the competition.

Allen went on to sweep her individual events, taking first in the 200 freestyle (2:05.84), 50 breaststroke (34.59), and 50 freestyle (26.62).  Buntin followed with a dominant performance in the 200 breaststroke, touching the wall in 2:53.46 to extend Norwich's lead midway through the meet.

On the boards, Laitala once again proved untouchable, sweeping both 1-meter events.  She tallied a 208.65 in the six optional dives before adding a 149.80 in the voluntary round, outscoring her nearest competitor by more than 10 points in each event.

Parot contributed valuable finishes throughout the meet, including a win in the 50 butterfly (30.34) and a runner-up performance in the 100 freestyle (1:00.27).  Danger added key points in the backstroke and individual medley events, finishing second in both the 50 back (30.85), 200 back (2:27.44), and 100 IM (1:13.01).

"What an incredible competition," said Head Coach Jennifer Cournoyer.  "Husson came prepared, and it's a testament to our women who fought hard and were willing to fill holes in our lineups.  It's an amazing feeling to be on deck with a team that is fighting for each other."

The victory capped a sweep for Norwich inside Goodyear Pool, as the men's team also earned a 174-106 win over Husson in their dual meet in the afternoon.

LEADERS: The Cadets will conclude their three-meet homestand on Saturday, Nov. 8, hosting Maine Maritime Academy at 10:00 a.m. inside Goodyear Pool.
 
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Players Mentioned

Delaney Allen

Delaney Allen

Freshman
Katelyn Daly

Katelyn Daly

Freshman
Burgan Danger

Burgan Danger

Freshman
Anna Gosselin

Anna Gosselin

Junior
Reilly Laitala

Reilly Laitala

Senior
Deanna Parot

Deanna Parot

Senior
Vivian Buntin

Vivian Buntin

Sophomore

Players Mentioned

Delaney Allen

Delaney Allen

Freshman
Katelyn Daly

Katelyn Daly

Freshman
Burgan Danger

Burgan Danger

Freshman
Anna Gosselin

Anna Gosselin

Junior
Reilly Laitala

Reilly Laitala

Senior
Deanna Parot

Deanna Parot

Senior
Vivian Buntin

Vivian Buntin

Sophomore