Keane's Mile Provides Perfect Ending To NIC Competition

Sophomore 1,650 NEC Champion swam 16:54.17

Abbey Keane posted the second fastest 1,650 swim in program history, March 11 at the NIC, swimming a time of 16:54.17. (Photo: Steve McLaughlin)
Abbey Keane posted the second fastest 1,650 swim in program history, March 11 at the NIC, swimming a time of 16:54.17. (Photo: Steve McLaughlin)
March 11, 2023

The Central Connecticut swim team wrapped up the 2022-23 campaign on the final day of the CSCAA National invitation Championship in Elkhart, IN. The Blue Devils tallied 25 points and finished 44th as a team, tops of the three Connecticut schools competiting at the event,

Abbey Keane posted a personal-best in placing 17th in the 1,650, lowering her winning time from the NEC Championship and finishing at 16:54.17. That is the second fastest swim in program history. Her 1,000 split of 10:13.99 placed 20th in the meet.

Taylor DeMarest also swam the 1,650, touching at 17:31.94.

Cassidy Stotler swam the 100 IM on Saturday, swimming 58.45, moving from 83rd in the seedings to finish 50th.

 

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