Day 1 Results  |  Day 2 Results  |  Team Scores

The Northeastern swimming & diving team took part in the CAA Pod Meet at James Madison University on Saturday and Sunday, Nov. 6-7.

The Huskies competed in the pod meet in a dual-meet fashion. Northeastern throttled the College of Charleston by a margin of 291 to 62 before dropping three sets to JMU (214-139), Old Dominion (211-142) and William & Mary (193-160) after the two-day affair.

Day One Recap

Northeastern's 'A' 400-yard medley claimed the third-best time of the day with a mark of 3:58.43 as freshmen Dana Schleif and Julia Alvarez and sophomores Alli Gielowski and Kelley Becherer combined for the feat.

Rookie Adriana Sepulveda posted another third-place mark in the 200-yard freestyle, touching in 1:55.54, just two seconds behind the leader (Molly Emery – William & Mary). Alvarez finished the 100-yard breaststroke in second-place fashion, kicking out a time of 1:06.08. Junior Jill Kearns logged second-place clips of 2:06.05 in the 200-yard butterfly and 4:32.22 in the 400-yard IM. Sepulveda finished right behind Kearns for third with a time of 4:36.54.

On the diving platform, Northeastern finished fourth, fifth and sixth on the 3-meter platform with Rachael Peterson (246.15), Candace Young (237.20) and Le Anna Talarico (220.80), respectively. The Huskies also placed fourth-sixth in on the 1-meter board, with Young (240.45), Peterson (234.80) and Jennyfer Roberts (223.00).

Day Two Recap

The Huskies began day two of competition with a third place finish in the 200 medley relay. The team of Schleif, Alvarez, Sarah Martin and Erica Smotrycz completed the race in 1:49.19.

Becherer returned to the pool for a fourth place finish in the 100 freestyle, clocking in at 53.97. Schleif had a fourth place finish of her own in the 200 backstroke, touching the wall at 2:09.91. Alvarez took fifth in the 200 breastroke with a time of 2:25.86.

Freshman Julia Sepulveda claimed second in the 200 IM (2:10.89) while Kearns was right behind her for third at 2:11.15.

The Huskies return to the pool in two weeks to compete in the Terrier Invitational hosted by Boston University on Nov. 19-21.