Results

Duquesne's swimming team wrapped up its weekend in the Midwest with a 139-92 loss at Toledo Saturday afternoon. The Dukes won three individual races as well as a relay.

Senior Samantha Ray captured Duquesne's first win of the event, by placing first in the 50-yard freestyle with a time of 24.29. She was followed by freshman Kristen McKnight in second in 24.48.

In the following event, sophomore Kayla Owens and freshman Abigail Stauffer also went 1-2 in the 100 IM with Owens taking first in 1:00.13 and Stauffer finishing second in 1:00.62.

Sophomore Gabrielle Sibilia was also a winner, finishing first by over a second in the 100 free with a time of 52.51. Kylie Dickman secured the only other second place showing for DU, turning in a time of 2:08.67 in the 200 butterfly.

The meet wrapped up with the 400 free relay team of Ray, McKnight, Claire Nobles and Sibilia winning by over three seconds with a time of 3:32.31.

"Today was an improvement from yesterday," said head coach David Sheets. "However, we have to recognize if we want to be competitive in our conference (at the highest level), the entire team has to be able to get up and race against every program, every weekend we compete. To expect less will not help us accomplish our goals."

The Dukes return to action on Friday, Nov. 20 as they compete in the three-day Magnus Cup Invitational at Cleveland State.