
Remington and Marin Earns Wins in Finale in Houston
10/14/2023 2:28:00 PM | Women's Swimming & Diving
Lilly Zippel earned three podiums in three IM races in her first individual weekend of her collegiate career
HOUSTON – The University of Denver women's swimming and diving program got a pair of wins from upperclassmen in the third and final session of the 2023 Rice Fall Splash Invitational at the Rice Competition Pool.
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Team Scores
Houston 436.5
Rice 376.5
Denver 286
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Event Wins:
Women's 50 Free – Erika Remington – 23.84
Women's 200 Free – Ines Marin – 1:51.23
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Erika Remington got the Pioneers in the win column in the third and final session of the weekend, continuing her impressive sprint weekend in Houston with a 23.84 in the 50 free. Megan Lucyshyn also earned a fourth-place finish in the race in 24.28.
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Ali Beay picked up another podium in the women's 100 back on Saturday afternoon, clocking in at 56.61 to take second.
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A second win in as many sessions for Ines Marin saw the senior complete the women's 200 free in 1:51.23.
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Lilly Zippel completed her IM weekend with her third podium in as many races, this time swimming the 100 IM in 58.07 to finish second.
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Saturday's meet concluded with the women's 400 free relay. Denver's A-Relay took third in the final race, completing the event in 3:31.30 courtesy of swims from Marin, Lucyshyn, Kali Metuzals and Remington.
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UP NEXT: Denver returns to the state of Colorado for a single meet next weekend when the Pioneers take the trip south on I-25 to the Air Force Academy. The meet is scheduled to start at 5 p.m. MT.
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Team Scores
Houston 436.5
Rice 376.5
Denver 286
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Event Wins:
Women's 50 Free – Erika Remington – 23.84
Women's 200 Free – Ines Marin – 1:51.23
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Erika Remington got the Pioneers in the win column in the third and final session of the weekend, continuing her impressive sprint weekend in Houston with a 23.84 in the 50 free. Megan Lucyshyn also earned a fourth-place finish in the race in 24.28.
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Ali Beay picked up another podium in the women's 100 back on Saturday afternoon, clocking in at 56.61 to take second.
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A second win in as many sessions for Ines Marin saw the senior complete the women's 200 free in 1:51.23.
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Lilly Zippel completed her IM weekend with her third podium in as many races, this time swimming the 100 IM in 58.07 to finish second.
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Saturday's meet concluded with the women's 400 free relay. Denver's A-Relay took third in the final race, completing the event in 3:31.30 courtesy of swims from Marin, Lucyshyn, Kali Metuzals and Remington.
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UP NEXT: Denver returns to the state of Colorado for a single meet next weekend when the Pioneers take the trip south on I-25 to the Air Force Academy. The meet is scheduled to start at 5 p.m. MT.
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DENVER'S HOME OF COLLEGE SPORTS
Visit DenverPioneers.com for complete coverage of all 18 of DU's NCAA Division I sports. Â
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