BOCA RATON, Fla. - The Nova Southeastern Sharks Swimming teams traveled to Lynn to take on the Fighting Knights in Sunshine State Conference action on Friday morning. The Sharks women's team defeated Lynn 116-89, while the men were victorious 147-58.

INSIDE THE MEET 
Scores: No. 5 Nova Southeastern (Women) 116, No. 14 Lynn 89; No. 11 Nova Southeastern (Men), Lynn 

Location: Boca Raton, Fla. 

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HOW IT HAPPENED – WOMEN 

• Celina Marquez, Savanna Best, Aleksandra Maslova, and Solana Capalbo teamed up to claim the victory in the 200-yard medley, finishing in a time of 1:45.10, three seconds ahead of the second-place team. 
• Estelle Bauer placed first in the 1000-yard freestyle, earning the third consecutive win for NSU to begin the dual, finishing an incredible 35-seconds in front.  
• Brady Estrada came in third-place in the 1000-yard freestyle, adding three points to the Sharks total.  
• Cassie Wright earned a win in the 50-freestyle, finishing in 24.94.  
• Best recorded her first individual victory of the meet, edging out Lynn's Ewa Osiniak in the 100-IM.  
• Aleksandra Maslova paced the field in the 100-butterfly, earning a win for the Sharks with a time of 56.40 
• Marquez recorded an individual win of her own, taking the victory in the 100-backstroke for NSU.  
• Bauer, the length swimmer for Nova Southeastern, won the 500-freestyle for her second victory of the dual. 
• Best later added another win in the 100-breaststroke, completing the race three seconds before her opponents.  
• Wright, Capalbo, Estrada, and Bauer were victorious in in the 200-freestyle relay, picking up 11-points for the Sharks.  

HOW IT HAPPENED – MEN 

• Martin Hemminghyth, Jarryd Baxter, Steven Aimable, and Anton Mueller earned a win for the Sharks in the 200-medley. 
• Luca Alessandrini won the 1000-freestyle for NSU, finishing in under 10-minutes to earn the victory. He later followed with a win in the 500-free.  
• Mueller added a victory in the 50-free for the Sharks, recording nine points for NSU.  
• Alessandro Xella, Juan Zapata, and Spencer Hohm placed first, second, and third, respectively, in the 100-IM for NSU, adding a total of 16 points for the Sharks. 
• Aimable also added an individual victory for Nova Southeastern, placing first in the 100-freestyle. 
• Hemminghyth won the 100-backstroke, finishing nearly two-seconds before Ben Moers. The duo added 13 points to the NSU total. 
• Xella placed first in the 100-breaststroke, claiming another victory for NSU. 
• Aimable, Hemmighyth, Kaden Mackey and Muellers also won the 200-relay for NSU to close out the dual.  

UP NEXT 

NSU will host St. Thomas University in a dual meet from the NSU Aquatics Complex on Sat., 11/13, beginning at 10 a.m. The Sharks welcome back their alumni to celebrate Homecoming Weekend with an alumni celebration.