Results

UNION, N.J. – The College of New Jersey women's swimming & diving team defeated Kean University on Thursday by a final score of 119-52.  The win marked the 100^th career victory for head coach Jennifer Harnett '93.

Harnett has been at the helm of the program for the last 17 seasons after excelling as a student-athlete at TCNJ. She now owns a career coaching record of 100-59, including an impressive mark of 48-4 in New Jersey Athletic Conference meets.

The Lions set the tone of the meet right away, as the 200-medley relay A team secured first place to take 11 team points. Elise Fraser, Haley Crispell, Hailey Thayer, and Melanie Fosko won the relay with a time of 2:03.00.

Zoe Chan won the 1000-free with a time of 11:21.77. Tricia Thomas swam to a first place finish in the 200-free with a mark of 2:07.51. In the 50-free, Kelsey Ballard finished in first as she stopped the clock at 27.12.

In the 400-IM, Gabi Denicola claimed first place as she swam to a time of 5:00.72. Maddie Hynoski took first in the 50-fly with a time of 28.25, while Annie Menninger won the 100-free with a time of 58.17.

Chan took her second event of the day when she won the 50-back with a time of 29.76. Menninger additionally won two events, as she swam to first in the 50-breast with a 32.39 performance.

The Lions rounded out the meet strong with a first place finish in the 200-free relay team. The squad of Courtney Thompson, Thayer, Denicola, and Hynoski swam to a 1:51.18 to top the competition.
 
TCNJ will now have a quick turnaround, as they will be back in the pool tomorrow to face Southern Connecticut State University on the road at 3:00 p.m.