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Swimming And Diving Sweeps Davidson In Dual Meet
 
Pirates Improve To 2-0

 
Pirate head coach Rick Kobe has directed his teams off to another good start.
 
Pirate head coach Rick Kobe has directed his teams off to another good start.
 
 

Oct. 22, 2005

Complete Results

DAVIDSON, N.C. --- The East Carolina men and women's swimming and diving teams each improved to 2-0 by posting a victory over Davidson on Saturday at Cannon Natatorium. The men's team downed Davidson, 137-104, while the women's team claimed a 139-87 victory.

The women's team was led by senior Lucy Hicks and sophomore Megan Pulaski, who each posted a pair of first place finishes, as the Lady Pirates swept all events for a second consecutive week.

Pulaski won both of the distance free events, capturing the 500 free with a time of 5:11.45 and the 1,000 free in 10:31.95. Hicks swept the diving events, posting a score of 230.33 on the one-meter board and a total of 247.35 on the three-meter board. ECU claimed the top three spots four of nine events won Saturday.

Other first place finishers on the women's side included: Jennie Meade (200 free, 1:55.77), Adrienne Williams (50 free, 24.57), Kate Gordon (400 IM, 4:34.54), and Emily Loyd (200 fly, 2:10.15).

Sophomore Ryan Hunt swept the diving events to lead the men's squad. Hunt registered a score of 257.26 on the one-meter board and a tally of 249.54 on the three-meter board.

Bryan Yasinac, a transfer from the University of Florida, claimed first place in the 50 free with a time of 22.34. ECU also claimed first place in two 200-yard events. Matt Donohue touched first in the 200 fly (1:58.66) and Greg Neville earned a first place finish the 200 back (1:57.35).

The Pirates also won the 400 medley and 400 free relay races.

 

 

ECU returns to action on Saturday, Oct. 29, in a tri-meet with George Mason and William & Mary. The meet is scheduled for a 1 p.m. start in Fairfax, Va.