Duda Sales recorded victories in the 100 and 200 butterfly today in UT's 156-112 loss to Eastern Michigan.
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Rockets Fall 156-112 to Eastern Michigan
10/26/2018 6:58:00 PM | Women's Swimming and Diving
Toledo, Ohio - The Toledo women's swimming and diving team fell 156-112 to Eastern Michigan today in UT's first Mid-American Conference dual of the season. The Rockets recorded four event victories and 16 top-three finishes in the second meet of the season.
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"I think we had a hard time transitioning from our 13-event order meet to a full-event order meet, on top of really good competition from Eastern," head coach Jonas Persson said. "We're still a young team so we're not quite there yet. I think (junior) Duda Sales had a really nice meet today and stepped up really well. Having (sophomore) Jordyn Polderman back in the 100 freestyle was nice after being out all last year too, and I think (senior) Jessica Avery had a good meet as well."
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Toledo's first place finishers were Sales, freshman Joelle Gallais and the 400 free relay team of sophomore Lisa Eriksson, Sales, freshman Ashley Jeffreys and sophomore Gracie Storm.
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Sales won both the 100 and 200 butterfly events. In the 100, Sales touched in at 56.15. In the 200, she finished in 2:05.89, one second shy of becoming a personal record. Gallais continued her strong start of the season by winning the 1-meter dive with a score of 240.98. The 400 free relay squad wrapped up the day by finishing in 3:37.16.
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"We just need to keep on improving tomorrow," Persson said. "They need to learn how to manage back-to-back meets and we need to see some more aggressive swimming. We'll figure it out."
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Up Next
Toledo returns to the pool tomorrow for a tri-meet against Oakland and Rutgers in Rochester, Mich. Competition starts at 11:30 a.m. inside the Oakland Aquatic Center.
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"I think we had a hard time transitioning from our 13-event order meet to a full-event order meet, on top of really good competition from Eastern," head coach Jonas Persson said. "We're still a young team so we're not quite there yet. I think (junior) Duda Sales had a really nice meet today and stepped up really well. Having (sophomore) Jordyn Polderman back in the 100 freestyle was nice after being out all last year too, and I think (senior) Jessica Avery had a good meet as well."
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Toledo's first place finishers were Sales, freshman Joelle Gallais and the 400 free relay team of sophomore Lisa Eriksson, Sales, freshman Ashley Jeffreys and sophomore Gracie Storm.
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Sales won both the 100 and 200 butterfly events. In the 100, Sales touched in at 56.15. In the 200, she finished in 2:05.89, one second shy of becoming a personal record. Gallais continued her strong start of the season by winning the 1-meter dive with a score of 240.98. The 400 free relay squad wrapped up the day by finishing in 3:37.16.
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"We just need to keep on improving tomorrow," Persson said. "They need to learn how to manage back-to-back meets and we need to see some more aggressive swimming. We'll figure it out."
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Up Next
Toledo returns to the pool tomorrow for a tri-meet against Oakland and Rutgers in Rochester, Mich. Competition starts at 11:30 a.m. inside the Oakland Aquatic Center.
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