
Oct 30 | Women's Swimming & Diving
PISCATAWAY, N.J. ā Rutgers swimming and diving competed against in-state rival Princeton in a tightly contested battle for the Cannon Trophy, but it was the Tigers who retained the trophy with a 134-109 victory.
The Scarlet Knights had five first place finishes and 18 overall top-three finishes during the meet. Rutgers also had three new times among the top-10 in program history.
Rutgers claimed three of its four swimming victories in freestyle events. Emilianna Gonzalez won the 50 Free, Anna Vlachou won the 100 Free (with Journei Webster placing second) and the Rutgers' A group of Gonzalez, Vlachou, Webster and Lena Bauer placing first.
Florence Robitaille also won the 200 Backstroke. Her time of 1:57.23 placed her on RU's top-10 list all-time.
Journei Webster also swam a 22.94 in the 50 Freestyle. That time is eighth all-time at RU.
Gonzalez touched the wall in 22.37, tying teammate Anna Vlachou for the second fastest time in school history. She won the 50 Free in the matchup against Princeton for the second straight year. Last season, her win in the 50 Free against the Tigers earned her both Big Ten Swimmer of the Week and Big Ten Freshman of the Week honors.
On the diving side, Katerina Hoffman scored a first place finish on the 3-Meter Dive with a 342.68, with Hoffman, Amelia Scott and Bailee Sturgill giving RU the top three finishers. Hoffman and Sturgill went 2-3 in the 1-Meter dive.
Rutgers is back on the road next weekend. The team will compete in Charlotte against Vanderbilt and Queens.
Rutgers Finishers (Top-3 Only)
200 Yard Medley Relay
2. Rutgers A (Valentina Giannini, Sofia Bartoloni, Anna Vlachou, Emilianna Gonzalez): 1:40.14
1000 Free
3. Brooke Thompson ā 10:37.28
200 Free
3. Grace Sorensen ā 1:51.05
50 Free
500 Free
1-Meter Diving
2.Katerina Hoffman ā 281.55
3. Bailee Sturgill ā 275.63
3-Meter Diving
ĀGallery: (10-30-2026) Swim/Dive Faces Princeton
The Scarlet Knights had five first place finishes and 18 overall top-three finishes during the meet. Rutgers also had three new times among the top-10 in program history.
Rutgers claimed three of its four swimming victories in freestyle events. Emilianna Gonzalez won the 50 Free, Anna Vlachou won the 100 Free (with Journei Webster placing second) and the Rutgers' A group of Gonzalez, Vlachou, Webster and Lena Bauer placing first.
Florence Robitaille also won the 200 Backstroke. Her time of 1:57.23 placed her on RU's top-10 list all-time.
Journei Webster also swam a 22.94 in the 50 Freestyle. That time is eighth all-time at RU.
Gonzalez touched the wall in 22.37, tying teammate Anna Vlachou for the second fastest time in school history. She won the 50 Free in the matchup against Princeton for the second straight year. Last season, her win in the 50 Free against the Tigers earned her both Big Ten Swimmer of the Week and Big Ten Freshman of the Week honors.
On the diving side, Katerina Hoffman scored a first place finish on the 3-Meter Dive with a 342.68, with Hoffman, Amelia Scott and Bailee Sturgill giving RU the top three finishers. Hoffman and Sturgill went 2-3 in the 1-Meter dive.
Rutgers is back on the road next weekend. The team will compete in Charlotte against Vanderbilt and Queens.
Rutgers Finishers (Top-3 Only)
200 Yard Medley Relay
2. Rutgers A (Valentina Giannini, Sofia Bartoloni, Anna Vlachou, Emilianna Gonzalez): 1:40.14
1000 Free
3. Brooke Thompson ā 10:37.28
200 Free
3. Grace Sorensen ā 1:51.05
50 Free
- Emilianna Gonzalez - 22.37
- Ellie Schinsky ā 2:00.60
- Anna Vlachou ā 49.77
- Journei Webster ā 50.42
- Florence Robitaille ā 1:57.23
500 Free
- Grace Sorensen ā 4:58.55
- Sofia Bartoloni ā 2:17.23
- Rutgers A (Journei Webster, Emilianna Gonzalez, Lena Bauer and Anna Vlachou) ā 1:31.07
1-Meter Diving
2.Katerina Hoffman ā 281.55
3. Bailee Sturgill ā 275.63
3-Meter Diving
- Katerina Hoffman ā 342.68
- Amelia Scott ā 309.60
- Bailee Sturgill ā 300.38
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