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Women’s Basketball
Ceylon Bodur ’11 scored her 1000th career point in Wednesday’s 73-44 victory over Bryn Mawr. Bodur is the eighth player in program history to record 1000 points in her career.
Katie Lytle ’14 scored her 200th career point in Saturday’s 65-60 victory at Haverford.
Brittany Schmelz ’12 recorded her 100th career assist in Wednesday’s 73-44 victory over Bryn Mawr.
Kathryn Stockbower ’11 recorded her 1300th career rebound in Wednesday’s 73-44, extending her program record.
Men’s Basketball
Jordan Federer ’14 scored his 200th career point in Saturday’s 75-52 loss at Haverford.
Women’s Swimming
Margaret Regan ’14 broke the Gettysburg pool record and recorded the second-fastest time in program history in the 400-yard IM at the Centennial Conference Championships with a time of 4:39.55 for a first place finish.
Rebecca Teng ’14 set a Swarthmore program record in the 200-yard IM at the Centennial Conference Championships with a time of 2:11.96 en route to a second place finish.
Men’s Swimming
Jake Benveniste ’13 broke his own Swarthmore program record in the 500-yard freestyle at the Centennial Conference Championships with a time of 4:44.35 for a fourth place finish.
Tim Brevert ’12 tied the Swarthmore program record in the 50-yard freestyle at the Centennial Conference Championships with a time of 21.23, a new personal best.
Sam Bullard-Sisken ’12 set a new Swarthmore record in the 100-yard backstroke at the Centennial Conference Championships with a time of 52.73 for a second place finish.
Travis Pollen ’12 broke the American record in the 50-yard freestyle for his paralympic class (S9) at the Centennial Conference Championships with a time of 24.74.
Travis Pollen ’12 broke his own American record in the 100-yard freestyle for his paralympic class (S9) at the Centennial Conference Championships with a time of 54.73.