BANGOR, Maine — The Husson University women's swimming & diving team swam past a difficult Maine Maritime Academy team 195-100 on Saturday as the Eagles recognized senior's Erin Madden, Katarina Christensen and Grace Rocheleau prior to the meet. 
 
Husson wasted no time getting on the board early as the its 200-yard medley relay team of Madden, sophomores Logan Williams and Olivia Underwood along with freshman Mariah Muskavitch won the event with a time of 2:04.91, while the team of sophomore Mia Winslow, Rocheleau, sophomore Mackenzie Gray and freshman Riley Crosby finished third with a 2:13.46. 
 
Underwood went on to win the 200-yard freestyle with a 2:17.39, while freshman Gabby Hoffmann finished second at 2:20.34 and sophomore Isabella Cost finished fifth with a 2:32.71. 
 
Both Madden and Williams gave the Eagles their third and fourth-straight event wins as Madden won the 100-yard backstroke with a time of 1:08.29 and Williams hit the wall at 1:20.71 to win the 100-yard breaststroke — setting a season-best personal best time in the process. Additionally, Winslow finished second in the 100-yard back, while freshman Sofia Herrington finished fourth at 1:11.30. 
 
Rocheleau and sophomore Julia Brown finished third and fourth, respectively in the 100-yard breast with times of 1:28.01 and 1:30.97. 
 
Collins continued the Eagles winning ways in the 200-yard butterfly, posting a winning time of 2:44.32, while Gray finished fourth with a 2:57.78. 
 
After MMA broke the Eagles event streak by winning the 50-yard freestyle, Muskavitch, Crosby and Herrington finished second, third and fourth, respectively to win valuable points for the Eagles. 
 
In the one-meter, five-dive event, junior Riley Mahoney scored a 151.55 to win the event, while freshman Mairen Hoch and Kaylin Morrison finished third and fourth, respectively, with scores of 98.45 and 95.75. 
 
Muskavitch and Crosby both posted second and third-place finishes in the 100-yard freestyle with times of 1:03.03 and 1:05.18, while Cost tallied a 1:10.82 to finish fifth. 
 
Winslow added a win in the 200-yard backstroke, clocking a 2:31.70, while Gray and Rocheleau finished third and fourth with times of 2:38.79 and 2:40.96, respectively. 
 
In the 200-yard breaststroke, Madden swam away with the event winning by over 12 seconds with a time of 2:48.57, followed by Williams who finished third and Brown with a fifth-place finish. 
 
Collins recorded her second individual win on the day in the 100-yard butterfly, hitting the wall at 1:09.91, while Cost and junior Maggie Poulin finished fourth and fifth-respectively. 
 
Underwood pulled away on the final laps of the 500-yard freestyle, posting a PR time of 6:05.61 to win the event, while Hoffmann also recorded a PR time of 6:15.04 to finish third. Additionally, Herrington scored for the Eagles in the event with a fifth-place finish. 
 
Mahoney added her second diving win of the meet in the one-meter, six-dive event with a score of 215.20, while Hoch added a third-place point total of 144.40. 
 
In the 200-yard IM, Collins continued her stellar day, adding her third individual event win with a time of 2:36.30 — setting a PR in the event — while Winslow finished third with a 2:43.82 and Rocheleau added a fifth-place swim. 
 
The Eagles 200-yard freestyle relay team of Muskavitch, Madden, Crosby and Collins won the event at 1:53.04, while Brown, Gray, Williams and Herrington finished third with a 1:58.15. 
 
In the final event of Saturday's meet, Hoffmann posted a 21:23.38 in the 1650-yard freestyle to finish second, while Underwood finished third at 21:24.65. 
 
Next up for the Eagles is the Little East Conference Championship on Feb. 13-16 at the Boston Sports Institute in Wellesley, Mass.