RIT: Rochester Institute of Technology
Last Year’s Result: Men win 171-124, Women Win 163-137
Last Year's Meet Results: http://www.rpiathletics.com/documents/2013/10/19/SwimRITvsRPI101913Results.pdf?id=1650
Top Point Scorer on RIT/RPI last year: Matt Rolleston: 12.
Brenna Woodling/Genna Senecal: 22
Top Three Returning Season Point Scorers on RIT: Matt
Rolleston: 212, Steven Paine: 144, Justin Morris: 121
Record Against RIT in the Past Five Years: 1-0, 1-0
Fun Fact: Senior Captain Adam Kalish leads the charge as he
has won 5 of his 11 career victories in the first meet of the season.
Similarly, Senior Faith Breen-Franklin has gotten off to quick starts with 2 of
her 5 career wins coming in the first meet of the season.
Event to Watch: Men’s 200 IM. One of only two events the RIT
Men won last year. The winner, Matt Rolleston returns.
Key Swimmers Lost from RIT: Scott Farrell, Peter Coutts:
Scott an integral sprinter in relays and Peter a solid breaststroker.
Key Freshman Men Added to RIT: Josh Enrico, Mitchell Sembert, John Stelmack: John goes 53.8 in his 100 fly and 100 back, Mitchell goes a 22.45 in his 50 and 49.64 in his 100 while John goes a 1:00 and a 2:09 in his 100 and 200 breastsroke (all times are best times, not dual meet times).
Key Freshman Women Added to RIT: Allison Crim, Jen Genovese:Allison goes a 1:03 and 2:16 backstroke, Jen goes a 25.78 and 56.68 freestyle,
Diving: I heard that John Tellgren kid is pretty good.
Description: An extremely young team last year that lost
very few pieces to graduation, RIT showed major growth from their loss at the
beginning of the season to RPI to their 7th place finish at states.
Swimmers like Matt Rolleston showed large improvements and are definitely a
more dangerous team than they were last year. RIT’s women’s team finished
states in 6th to RPI’s 7th.
RIT also lost Katie Baldwin, their best sprinter on the women's side. LGR!
ReplyDeleteAlso, John Tellgren quit last year, however Matt Depalo is good and Sam Huselstein is good on the ladies side.
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