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Colorado State finishes regular season with a win over Northern Colorado
2/1/2019 7:28:00 PM | Women's Swimming & Diving
FORT COLLINS, Colo. – The Colorado State women's swimming team finished its regular season with a 158-142 win on Friday night against Northern Colorado at Moby Pool.
Colorado State opened the dual against Northern Colorado with a victory in the 200-yard medley relay, finishing in 1:45.85.
In the 1000-yard free, sophomore Madison Gordley recorded a 10:38.99, to place third on the 2018-19 top performers list for the event.
Redshirt junior, Julia Box took the 100-yard fly by .19 of a second and in the process, bettered her personal-best time by .07 with a 57.48 mark to hold the third fastest time on the season.
Other event winners for Colorado State:
Head Coach Christopher Woodard on the swimmers' performance in the last regular season meet…
"It's generally really tough to swim at this point (with the Mountain West Championship) about three weeks out because our girls are really beat up. I was appreciative of what they did. I think they showed a lot of grit and resolve, especially against Northern Colorado. Hats off to UNC; they have become a very, very tough team to compete against. For our team to rise to that level and make sure they pulled out the Ws, I am very hopeful for what we will be able to accomplish in the next three weeks."
Woodard on working toward the Championship…
"First we need to get healthy. We don't have some swimmers in their usual positions, so first and foremost is get them healthy, rest them a whole bunch and then we will see what happens."
UP NEXT
The Rams will have about three weeks off before traveling to Minneapolis for the Mountain West Championships held at the Jean K. Freeman Aquatic Center from Feb. 20-23, 2019.
Follow @CSUSwimDive on Twitter and Instagram for behind-the-scenes content with the program and for the latest news on all things CSU Swimming & Diving.
Colorado State opened the dual against Northern Colorado with a victory in the 200-yard medley relay, finishing in 1:45.85.
In the 1000-yard free, sophomore Madison Gordley recorded a 10:38.99, to place third on the 2018-19 top performers list for the event.
Redshirt junior, Julia Box took the 100-yard fly by .19 of a second and in the process, bettered her personal-best time by .07 with a 57.48 mark to hold the third fastest time on the season.
Other event winners for Colorado State:
- Senior Tonicia Thomas, 100 backstroke (56.57), 200 backstroke (2:05.43)
- Sophomore Maddie Ward, 100 breaststroke (1:05.17), 200 breaststroke (2:20.52)
- Junior Marie Goodwyn, 200 butterfly (2:06.15), 200 IM (2:07.72)
Head Coach Christopher Woodard on the swimmers' performance in the last regular season meet…
"It's generally really tough to swim at this point (with the Mountain West Championship) about three weeks out because our girls are really beat up. I was appreciative of what they did. I think they showed a lot of grit and resolve, especially against Northern Colorado. Hats off to UNC; they have become a very, very tough team to compete against. For our team to rise to that level and make sure they pulled out the Ws, I am very hopeful for what we will be able to accomplish in the next three weeks."
Woodard on working toward the Championship…
"First we need to get healthy. We don't have some swimmers in their usual positions, so first and foremost is get them healthy, rest them a whole bunch and then we will see what happens."
UP NEXT
The Rams will have about three weeks off before traveling to Minneapolis for the Mountain West Championships held at the Jean K. Freeman Aquatic Center from Feb. 20-23, 2019.
Follow @CSUSwimDive on Twitter and Instagram for behind-the-scenes content with the program and for the latest news on all things CSU Swimming & Diving.
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