GENEVA, Ohio- The Marist women's swim and dive team had a record-breaking night \ second day of the 2025 MAAC Championships.
Eydis Kolbeinsdottir earned silver in the 50-yard freestyle, breaking the Marist school record in the process.
Kolbeinsdottir broke a nine-year old record in the 50-yard freestyle, set by Meredith Wurtz with a time of 23.48. Kolbeinsdottir set the new school record with a time of 23.46, by two tenths of a second.
The Red Foxes improved to second place on day two of the MAAC Championships with 184 points, tied with Fairfield. The Red Foxes trail Niagara for first place with 289 points.
- "We started out the evening session improving on some fantastic morning swims in the 500 free. We carried that momentum to the 200 IM and 50 frees, culminating with Eydis (Kolbensdottir) silver medal and school record. Our 200 free relay was a top 10 performance, so something to hang our hats on. The conference is getting faster and deeper, but today proves that we are up for the challenge and looking forward to tomorrow."
- "We also had a big help from our divers getting into the action during consolations earlier today. They remain crucial as we continue to fight to keep our position."
Head Coach, Anthony Randall
- "Our divers really stepped up today, especially in the B finals. I'm proud of how they performed, and it was awesome to see them take the top three spots."
-Head Diving Coach, Chloe Smith
- The Red Foxes had nine finalists on day two of the MAAC Championships.
- In the first event of the night, Charlotte Lepis led the Red Foxes with a seventh-place finish in the A-final. Lepis swam to an impressive time of 4:59.84, earning 12 points for the Red Foxes.
- The Red Foxes had two A-finalists in the 200-yard IM.
- Sabrina Conrad led the Red Foxes in the 200-yard IM in the final heat, placing sixth. Conrad swam her way to an outstanding finish with a time of 2:04.65.
- Rae Dodson followed close behind, finishing in eighth place with a time of 2:06.30.
- To finish the individual swims, Eydis Kolbeinsdottir captured silver in record-breaking fashion in the 50-yard freestyle. Kolbeinsdottir swam a dominant race, to a time of 23.46, setting the Marist school record.
- To round out the night, the Red Foxes 200-yard freestyle relay team placed fifth overall in the final heat. The team consisting of Kolbeinsdottir, April Avila, Lauren Castellani, and Rian Dickman swam to a dominant time of 1:35.78.
- The Red Foxes had three finalists in diving on day two of the MAAC Championships.
- The Red Foxes swept the B-final, taking 9th place, 10th place, and 11th place.
- Morgan Cassidy led the Red Foxes in the three-meter dive with a ninth-place finish. Cassidy posted an impressive score of 204.40 in the final heat.
- Kyra Cavicchi followed closely behind with a 10th place finish in the three-meter. Cavicchi dove her way to a score of 198.00.
- Caitlyn Degise rounded out the Red Foxes with an 11th place finish in the three-meter dive. Degise finished with a score of 194.60.
- Day Three of MAAC Championships for the Red Foxes.
- Preliminary races begin at 10 a.m. and finals at 6 p.m.