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Vermont vs. Rhode Island
January 17, 2025 South Kingstown, Rhode Island 25-yards (SCY) PDF ResultsCourtesy: Vermont Athletics
KINGSTON, R.I. –Natalie Schick and Havana Layton each won two events Saturday and won the 400 Medley Relay together as the Catamounts defeated Rhode Island by a final score of 155.5-145.5 in a dual meet from the Tootell Aquatic Center. With the win Vermont improved its record to 2-2 this season.
COACH’S QUOTE “I was proud of how we competed today,” said Head Coach Gerry Cournoyer. “This was a close meet and could have went either way. Our student-athletes stayed focused and continued to push themselves.”
HOW IT HAPPENED
The Catamounts opened the meet with their win in the 400 Medley Relay, with the combo of Schick, Layton, Ellie Fazio and Jessica Drozdowski taking the event win by 1.38 seconds. Schick reset her own record in the 100 Back with a time of 54.68 Saturday afternoon. She bested her mark set at URI on November 22 by .29 seconds. She finished the day with a win in the 200 Back with a time of 2:01.87. Layton won the 50 Free (23.61) and 100 Free (51.66) for the Catamounts. Amy Kenworthy delivered a personal best in the 1000 Free for the Catamounts winning the day with a time of 10:12.28. Her margin of victory was 1.41 seconds. Her personal best was by 7.23 seconds. Natalie Schlemmer won the 200 Breast for the Catamounts with a season best time of 2:18.42. It was her second individual win of the campaign. The Catamounts closed out the afternoon with a win in the 200 Free Relay. Fazio, Layton, Anastazja Szukala and Zoe Webster finished in a time of 1:35.03, 1.24 seconds faster than With today’s Win, Vermont Mutual Insurance Group will donate $100 to the Ronald McDonald House through the Cat’s Win, Community Win’s initiative. Vermont Mutual has donated over $6 Million Dollars since launching their Charitable Giving Fund in 2014.WHO’S NEXT The Catamounts return to action tomorrow afternoon as they make the short trip over to Storrs to face UConn in a dual meet slated to start at 12 p.m. from the Wolff-Zackin Natatorium. The action will be streamed live on UConn+ ($).
Courtesy: Rhode Island Athletics
Team Scores Vermont – 155.5 Rhode Island – 144.5
How It Happened Six different Rhode Island women won individual events – including a pair of victories for freshman Molly Beckwith – but the Rams came up just short in a 155.5-144.5 loss to Vermont Saturday.
Beckwith won both the 100-yard butterfly and the 200-yard freestyle races for URI (3-6). The Rams also got wins from Rylee Kelly (500 freestyle), Logan Norrid (100 breaststroke), Julianna Tyler (200 butterfly), Emily Whiteneck (3-meter dive) and Olivia Winslow (1-meter dive).
However, Vermont (3-1) won both of the relay races. The Catamounts took first and third place in the 400-yard medley to outscore Rhody 13-4 in the event. Then in the meet’s final event, the 200-yard freestyle relay, the Catamounts took first and URI placed second and third, giving Vermont an 11-6 points edge in the race. By outscoring URI 24-10 in the relay races, it allowed Vermont to escape Kingston with the win.
Standouts from the Pool
Freshman Emily Whiteneck earned her first career win when she scored 303.08 in the 3-meter dive, just edging teammate Olivia Winslow (300.68). In the 1-meter dive, the duo switched places. Winslow won the event with a score of 296.18, followed by Whiteneck (276.60) and Kelsey Kreuscher (266.48). Winslow remained unbeaten in eight events in the 1-meter dive this season. The scores for Whiteneck in both events represented career bests. Molly Beckwith continued her impressive freshman campaign, winning her 10th and 11th races of the year. She won the 200-yard freestyle for the fifth time in six events with a time of 1:50.25. She added a win in the 100-yard butterfly (55.76 seconds), her third win in that race over six meets. Julianna Tyler victory in the 200-yard butterfly (2:03.36) was her fastest time in the event this season. Team captain Logan Norrid won the 100-yard breaststroke (1:04.67), placed third in the 100-yard butterfly (57.49) and was part of the 400-yard medley relay team that took second place. Her time in the 100-yard breaststroke was the second fastest of her career, behind only her performance at the 2025 Atlantic 10 Championship, when she swam 1:04.21. Rylee Kelly won the 500-yard freestyle with a time of 4:56.73, which took nearly 12 seconds off her time from Monday’s meet at New Hampshire. It was her third win in the 500 this season, and her fourth individual victory of the year overall.Up Next Rhode Island competes at home for the final time in 2025-26 when it hosts Central Connecticut State on Saturday, Jan. 24. The meet – which will be the team’s Senior Day – begins at 1 p.m.
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