The boys Varsity Soccer Team played Cheektowaga on Monday night and we're able to secure a 6 to nothing win. Scoring on the night was Bryce Cook with a Hat-trick, Will Prinino with a brace, and Ryan Miga with a free-kick goal. Garrison Heichberger, Hunter Swanson, and the committee of defenders that had to partake last night did an excellent job to help secure a clean sheet with Remi and Ben taking split time in goal.
The girls' tennis team participated in the prestigious Team Championships on Saturday morning at Amherst High School.
The team took on an experienced Frewsburg team (top 7 players are seniors) and lost a tough 4-1 match.
In first singles play, freshman Evelyn Berry won 6-0, 6-1. Evelyn took the court and played with purpose as she ran her opponent all over the baseline and hit some big serves.
In second singles action, Natalie Rumfola lost a marathon match: 6-7, 3-6. Natalie played a terrific match, without giving up, and gave her opponent all she could handle.
In first doubles action, Taylor Wells and Peyton Wells lost 3-6, 3-6. It was another highly competitive match which saw both girls make some big shots during the contest.
In second doubles play, Teerada Dickson and Jackie Thompson lost 5-7, 4-6. It was a match that could’ve gone either way as both girls played well and had a couple shots go the wrong way. Still, both girls never quit!
In third doubles action, Alexis Beckwith and Maya Schunk lost 0-6, 3-6. It was the first time both girls played as a team, and they found their rhythm in the second set, taking 3 games and putting pressure on their opponents.
This was a tough result but an excellent experience for the Lady Griffs! Great job, girls!
The team took on an experienced Frewsburg team (top 7 players are seniors) and lost a tough 4-1 match.
In first singles play, freshman Evelyn Berry won 6-0, 6-1. Evelyn took the court and played with purpose as she ran her opponent all over the baseline and hit some big serves.
In second singles action, Natalie Rumfola lost a marathon match: 6-7, 3-6. Natalie played a terrific match, without giving up, and gave her opponent all she could handle.
In first doubles action, Taylor Wells and Peyton Wells lost 3-6, 3-6. It was another highly competitive match which saw both girls make some big shots during the contest.
In second doubles play, Teerada Dickson and Jackie Thompson lost 5-7, 4-6. It was a match that could’ve gone either way as both girls played well and had a couple shots go the wrong way. Still, both girls never quit!
In third doubles action, Alexis Beckwith and Maya Schunk lost 0-6, 3-6. It was the first time both girls played as a team, and they found their rhythm in the second set, taking 3 games and putting pressure on their opponents.
This was a tough result but an excellent experience for the Lady Griffs! Great job, girls!
On Saturday, September 27, the Springville-Griffith Institute cross country teams competed in the prestigious McQuaid Invitational, one of the largest meets in the region. The meet consisted of over 6,000 runners and 268 schools from all over the country and Canada. The Griffins delivered strong performances across the board, highlighted by junior Elke Melnik’s 8th-place finish in a competitive field of 319 runners. Bryce Cook was the top male finisher for Springville in the boys' race.
The girls’ team placed 10th out of 33 teams, showing depth and consistency, while the boys’ team finished 29th out of 50 teams, competing hard against a stacked field. The Cross Country team will travel to the Southern Tier Classic this Saturday at Allegany-Limestone to compete against 14 schools from New York and Pennsylvania.
The girls’ team placed 10th out of 33 teams, showing depth and consistency, while the boys’ team finished 29th out of 50 teams, competing hard against a stacked field. The Cross Country team will travel to the Southern Tier Classic this Saturday at Allegany-Limestone to compete against 14 schools from New York and Pennsylvania.
The Boys Varsity Soccer Team got back on track with a 5 to 0 victory over Depew Thursday night. This brought their record to 6 wins and 2 losses on the season so far.
Goals were provided by Brendan Wantuck, Justin Emerling (2), Cam Hammer, and Marcus Heichberger.
Assisting with the goals were Ryan Miga, Will Prinino (2 times), Justin, and Brendan.
Garrison Heichberger, Hunter Swanson, Brayden Muhisin, and Noah Regan were stout in defense throughout the game to help Remington Haberer earn another shutout.
The boys next host Cheektowaga on Monday on the turf.
Goals were provided by Brendan Wantuck, Justin Emerling (2), Cam Hammer, and Marcus Heichberger.
Assisting with the goals were Ryan Miga, Will Prinino (2 times), Justin, and Brendan.
Garrison Heichberger, Hunter Swanson, Brayden Muhisin, and Noah Regan were stout in defense throughout the game to help Remington Haberer earn another shutout.
The boys next host Cheektowaga on Monday on the turf.
💜💛 Springville Girls Varsity Swim Update 💛💜
The SGI Rams are now 4-1 after last night’s tough meet against a strong Alden team. While we came up short in points due to our smaller roster, the girls put up an incredible fight in the pool with fast swims all around!
🔥 8 Seasonal Best Times 🔥
Erin Baker – 50 Free – 30.04
Helen Emerling – 50 Free – 30.58 | 100 Free – 1:09.05
Sophia Lightcap – 200 IM – 2:55.70
Kendra Cook – 100 Breast – 1:18.15
Kiersten Crone – 100 Fly – 1:15.51 | 50 Free – 28.00
Sophia Eysaman – 100 Free – 1:15.94
🌟 6 Personal Best Times 🌟
Faith Dailey – 50 Free – 37.26
Maeve Annunziata – 200 Free – 2:22.24 | 500 Free – 6:39.84
Kayla Lightcap – 200 Free – 2:38.74 | 100 Back – 1:28.21
Kendra Cook – 100 Free – 1:02.44
👏 Huge congrats to all our swimmers — your hard work and determination are showing up in a big way. This team keeps getting stronger every meet!
The SGI Rams are now 4-1 after last night’s tough meet against a strong Alden team. While we came up short in points due to our smaller roster, the girls put up an incredible fight in the pool with fast swims all around!
🔥 8 Seasonal Best Times 🔥
Erin Baker – 50 Free – 30.04
Helen Emerling – 50 Free – 30.58 | 100 Free – 1:09.05
Sophia Lightcap – 200 IM – 2:55.70
Kendra Cook – 100 Breast – 1:18.15
Kiersten Crone – 100 Fly – 1:15.51 | 50 Free – 28.00
Sophia Eysaman – 100 Free – 1:15.94
🌟 6 Personal Best Times 🌟
Faith Dailey – 50 Free – 37.26
Maeve Annunziata – 200 Free – 2:22.24 | 500 Free – 6:39.84
Kayla Lightcap – 200 Free – 2:38.74 | 100 Back – 1:28.21
Kendra Cook – 100 Free – 1:02.44
👏 Huge congrats to all our swimmers — your hard work and determination are showing up in a big way. This team keeps getting stronger every meet!
The girls' tennis team won their 5th match out of the last 6 matches by beating the large school, West Seneca East and West, 4-1.
In first singles play, Evelyn Berry won 6-2, 6-2. Evelyn’s opponent was tough to play against, but once again, Evelyn found a way to elevate her play and hit a number of big shots.
In second singles action, Natalie Rumfola won
6-1, 6-4. Natalie dominated the first set by attacking her opponent's backhand. Despite the close second set, Rumfola found a way to win the last game and get the varsity point.
In first doubles play, Taylor Wells and Peyton Wells won 6-3, 6-4. The duo continues to improve their play and made some key shots to get the two-set sweep.
In second doubles action, Teerada Dickson and Jackie Thompson played a tough match but ended up losing: 3-6, 7-5, 6-7. The girls battled throughout the contest and never quit. It was a great effort!
In third doubles action, Kailyn Sprague and Lexi Beckwith took home a big 7-5, 6-1 win. The girls rallied in the first set to win some clutch points and then dominated in the second set.
In exhibition play, we had the following results:
Amileah Muhisin and Chloe Dinse Johnson won: 4-3, 4-3, and 4-3.
Rory Sarver and Lily Wantuck lost 2-4.
The girls have been on fire and look to keep their momentum going when they play host to Eden tomorrow night. Great job, girls!
In first singles play, Evelyn Berry won 6-2, 6-2. Evelyn’s opponent was tough to play against, but once again, Evelyn found a way to elevate her play and hit a number of big shots.
In second singles action, Natalie Rumfola won
6-1, 6-4. Natalie dominated the first set by attacking her opponent's backhand. Despite the close second set, Rumfola found a way to win the last game and get the varsity point.
In first doubles play, Taylor Wells and Peyton Wells won 6-3, 6-4. The duo continues to improve their play and made some key shots to get the two-set sweep.
In second doubles action, Teerada Dickson and Jackie Thompson played a tough match but ended up losing: 3-6, 7-5, 6-7. The girls battled throughout the contest and never quit. It was a great effort!
In third doubles action, Kailyn Sprague and Lexi Beckwith took home a big 7-5, 6-1 win. The girls rallied in the first set to win some clutch points and then dominated in the second set.
In exhibition play, we had the following results:
Amileah Muhisin and Chloe Dinse Johnson won: 4-3, 4-3, and 4-3.
Rory Sarver and Lily Wantuck lost 2-4.
The girls have been on fire and look to keep their momentum going when they play host to Eden tomorrow night. Great job, girls!
The girls' tennis team started the week off right with a convincing 4-1 league win over Tonawanda.
In the first singles play, Evelyn Berry cruised to a
6-0, 6-0 win. Evelyn was once again dominant and played a complete match.
In second singles action, Natalie Rumfola won
6-1, 6-1. Natalie hit some tough drop shots and made some tough cross-court shots.
In first doubles play, Taylor Wells and Peyton Wells won 6-1, 6-2. The girls played a great match from the net and hit multiple winners on the day.
In second doubles action, Teerada Dickson and Jackie Thompson won 6-2, 6-3. The girls had to battle to get the win, and they did just that. Jackie made some great plays at the net, and Teerada hit the ball well from the baseline.
In third doubles play, Chloe Dinse-Johnson and Abby Adkison lost 0-6, 1-6. Despite the score, both girls’ play improved throughout the contest and had many games go to deuce.
In exhibition play, Lily Wantuck and Maya Schunk lost 1-6. Rory Sarver and Amileah Muhisin won 6-1. Kailyn Sprague and Gianna Nevins won 7-6. Lexi Beckwith and Gianna Mevins lost 5-7.
The girls will look to keep their winning ways going as they travel to West Seneca this afternoon in a tough non-league contest.
In the first singles play, Evelyn Berry cruised to a
6-0, 6-0 win. Evelyn was once again dominant and played a complete match.
In second singles action, Natalie Rumfola won
6-1, 6-1. Natalie hit some tough drop shots and made some tough cross-court shots.
In first doubles play, Taylor Wells and Peyton Wells won 6-1, 6-2. The girls played a great match from the net and hit multiple winners on the day.
In second doubles action, Teerada Dickson and Jackie Thompson won 6-2, 6-3. The girls had to battle to get the win, and they did just that. Jackie made some great plays at the net, and Teerada hit the ball well from the baseline.
In third doubles play, Chloe Dinse-Johnson and Abby Adkison lost 0-6, 1-6. Despite the score, both girls’ play improved throughout the contest and had many games go to deuce.
In exhibition play, Lily Wantuck and Maya Schunk lost 1-6. Rory Sarver and Amileah Muhisin won 6-1. Kailyn Sprague and Gianna Nevins won 7-6. Lexi Beckwith and Gianna Mevins lost 5-7.
The girls will look to keep their winning ways going as they travel to West Seneca this afternoon in a tough non-league contest.
From seeds to salsa - students in Mr. Vogel's and Mrs. Sacilowski's class are enjoying the fruits of their labor! Last spring, the class received a grant from the Springville Griffith Community Education Foundation to make their annual Urban Garden Project even bigger and better. With the funds, they were able to buy more seeds, soil, heat lamps and equipment to grow a wide range of flowers, herbs, and vegetables. The students planted everything and cared for them until summer, then everything made its way to the Erie County Fair. Now, the garden is back at SGI, and the students are reaping the benefits of what they planted. Last week, students made salsa out of the veggies and herbs they grew from seeds!
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The East Aurora Invitational, one of Western New York’s premier cross country meets, took place on Saturday, bringing together top talent from across the region. The event featured hundreds of runners competing across divisions in a showcase of endurance, speed, and sportsmanship.
Springville athletes delivered standout performances in the small schools division. Elke Melnik captured 1st place overall in the girls’ race, showcasing her strength and determination against a highly competitive field. On the boys’ side, Scott Peterman earned an impressive 8th-place finish, solidifying his place among the top runners in the division.
The East Aurora Invitational has long been recognized as a key early-season test for cross country programs, offering athletes a chance to compete on a challenging course against some of the best in the region. This year’s event once again highlighted the depth of local running talent and the hard work of student-athletes preparing for a strong season ahead.
Springville athletes delivered standout performances in the small schools division. Elke Melnik captured 1st place overall in the girls’ race, showcasing her strength and determination against a highly competitive field. On the boys’ side, Scott Peterman earned an impressive 8th-place finish, solidifying his place among the top runners in the division.
The East Aurora Invitational has long been recognized as a key early-season test for cross country programs, offering athletes a chance to compete on a challenging course against some of the best in the region. This year’s event once again highlighted the depth of local running talent and the hard work of student-athletes preparing for a strong season ahead.
On Monday, the Boys Varsity Soccer Team traveled to Tonawanda looking for their fourth league win of the season and to continue their winning streak. The boys were able to secure a 3-0 win behind goals from Bryce Cook, Justin Emerling, and Will Prinino. Ryan Miga added 2 assists. The defense led by Garrison Heichberger, Hunter Swanson, and Marcus Heichberger was solid to help Remington Haberer secure another shutout.
The boys are now 5-0 on the season.
The boys are now 5-0 on the season.
Senator Gillibrand and Congressman Tim Kennedy are hosting their 2025 Service Academy Night on Thursday, October 2nd, from 6 PM to 8 PM at Hohn Auditorium at Roswell Park Comprehensive Cancer Center Campus, 665 Elm Street in Buffalo, New York 14203.
Students, parents and guardians, and school counselors are invited to attend the Service Academy Night and meet representatives from the U.S. Military Academy at West Point, U.S. Naval Academy at Annapolis, U.S. Air Force Academy, U.S. Coast Guard Academy, and the U.S. Merchant Marine Academy.
More information and link to register:
https://www.springvillegi.org/o/shs/article/2422073
Students, parents and guardians, and school counselors are invited to attend the Service Academy Night and meet representatives from the U.S. Military Academy at West Point, U.S. Naval Academy at Annapolis, U.S. Air Force Academy, U.S. Coast Guard Academy, and the U.S. Merchant Marine Academy.
More information and link to register:
https://www.springvillegi.org/o/shs/article/2422073
The girls' tennis team played an incredible match last night against division-leading East Aurora, but fell 3-2.
In first singles play, Evelyn Berry continued her dominance over D4 by winning 6-0, 6-0. Evelyn was impressive throughout the match and left zero doubt on who the best player in the league is.
In second singles action, Natalie Rumfola won
6-2, 6-0. Natalie shook off a slow start and pulled away easily with some steady shot-making and great court awareness.
In first doubles action, Taylor Wells and Peyton Wells lost 2-6, 5-7. This was the match of the night as the sisters battled valiantly, especially in the second set, but fell short. Still, the girls played hard and saw their play improve as the match progressed
In second doubles action, Kailyn Sprague and Chloe Dinse Johnson lost 4-6, 0-6. The girls started off strong but couldn’t keep the momentum going into the second set. Both girls had moments of good play.
In third doubles action, Jackie Thompson and Teerada Dickson lost 0-6, 3-6. The girls fought back in the second set, putting EA on their heels, but couldn’t pull the win out.
In exhibition singles action, Maya Schunk lost 3-6. In exhibition doubles play, Lily Wantuck and Rory Sarver lost 2-6. The tandem of Amileah Muhisin and Gianna Nevins lost 1-6.
Despite the result, the Lady Griffs sit in sole possession of second place and have a lot to be proud of with the hard work they put in to push the visiting Blue Devils. Great job, ladies!
In first singles play, Evelyn Berry continued her dominance over D4 by winning 6-0, 6-0. Evelyn was impressive throughout the match and left zero doubt on who the best player in the league is.
In second singles action, Natalie Rumfola won
6-2, 6-0. Natalie shook off a slow start and pulled away easily with some steady shot-making and great court awareness.
In first doubles action, Taylor Wells and Peyton Wells lost 2-6, 5-7. This was the match of the night as the sisters battled valiantly, especially in the second set, but fell short. Still, the girls played hard and saw their play improve as the match progressed
In second doubles action, Kailyn Sprague and Chloe Dinse Johnson lost 4-6, 0-6. The girls started off strong but couldn’t keep the momentum going into the second set. Both girls had moments of good play.
In third doubles action, Jackie Thompson and Teerada Dickson lost 0-6, 3-6. The girls fought back in the second set, putting EA on their heels, but couldn’t pull the win out.
In exhibition singles action, Maya Schunk lost 3-6. In exhibition doubles play, Lily Wantuck and Rory Sarver lost 2-6. The tandem of Amileah Muhisin and Gianna Nevins lost 1-6.
Despite the result, the Lady Griffs sit in sole possession of second place and have a lot to be proud of with the hard work they put in to push the visiting Blue Devils. Great job, ladies!
Families of SGI High School Juniors:
In preparation for the upcoming SAT and ACT, a practice version of the SAT called the PSAT/NMSQT (Preliminary Scholastic Aptitude Test) will be offered on October 15 from 8:00-11:30AM during the school day as a means of exposing students to the types of questions and testing conditions experienced with an actual SAT. The PSAT also functions as a qualifying test for a National Merit Scholarship (NMSQT stands for National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test). These are awarded to students with competitively high scores.
Those students interested in taking the PSAT/NMSQT must sign up online at the following link (you may need to create a free account if you do not yet have one) and register by October 1. The cost is $18, and fee waivers are available to those who qualify for free/reduced lunch by visiting the guidance office. Contact us with any questions, concerns, or suggestions at 716-592-3284.
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In preparation for the upcoming SAT and ACT, a practice version of the SAT called the PSAT/NMSQT (Preliminary Scholastic Aptitude Test) will be offered on October 15 from 8:00-11:30AM during the school day as a means of exposing students to the types of questions and testing conditions experienced with an actual SAT. The PSAT also functions as a qualifying test for a National Merit Scholarship (NMSQT stands for National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test). These are awarded to students with competitively high scores.
Those students interested in taking the PSAT/NMSQT must sign up online at the following link (you may need to create a free account if you do not yet have one) and register by October 1. The cost is $18, and fee waivers are available to those who qualify for free/reduced lunch by visiting the guidance office. Contact us with any questions, concerns, or suggestions at 716-592-3284.
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The girls' tennis team won their third match in a row by defeating Alden 3-2.
In the first singles play, Evelyn Berry won 6-0, 6-1. Evelyn couldn’t be stopped on the day as she pounded multiple groundstroke winners and had a great day serving.
In the second singles play, Natalie Rumfola won
6-3, 6-3. Natalie was steady throughout the contest as she played long points and hit some clutch shots when it mattered most.
In first doubles action, Taylor Wells and Peyton Wells won 6-1, 7-5. The sisters dominated the first set with terrific all-around play. In the second set, the girls had to dig deep, and they did so to take home the second set.
In second doubles action, Teerada Dickson and Alexis Beckwith lost 4-6, 2-6. The girls played a strong match and showed great growth in the contest.
In third doubles action, Chloe Dinse-Johnson and Kailyn Sprague lost 2-6, 5-7. The girls rallied in the second set to get back in the match, but couldn’t quite put it all together. Still, it was a strong showing!
In the exhibition singles play, Gianna Nevins won
6-2. In doubles action, Maya Schunk and Abby Adkison lost 0-6.
The girls will now turn their attention to a huge league showdown as they play host to East Aurora. This match has the potential to move Springville into first place. Come out and watch the girls compete!
In the first singles play, Evelyn Berry won 6-0, 6-1. Evelyn couldn’t be stopped on the day as she pounded multiple groundstroke winners and had a great day serving.
In the second singles play, Natalie Rumfola won
6-3, 6-3. Natalie was steady throughout the contest as she played long points and hit some clutch shots when it mattered most.
In first doubles action, Taylor Wells and Peyton Wells won 6-1, 7-5. The sisters dominated the first set with terrific all-around play. In the second set, the girls had to dig deep, and they did so to take home the second set.
In second doubles action, Teerada Dickson and Alexis Beckwith lost 4-6, 2-6. The girls played a strong match and showed great growth in the contest.
In third doubles action, Chloe Dinse-Johnson and Kailyn Sprague lost 2-6, 5-7. The girls rallied in the second set to get back in the match, but couldn’t quite put it all together. Still, it was a strong showing!
In the exhibition singles play, Gianna Nevins won
6-2. In doubles action, Maya Schunk and Abby Adkison lost 0-6.
The girls will now turn their attention to a huge league showdown as they play host to East Aurora. This match has the potential to move Springville into first place. Come out and watch the girls compete!
This week, we are celebrating our amazing art teachers across SGI during National Arts in Education Week. Please take a moment to thank an art teacher for inspiring creativity in our students! Thank you, Mrs. Komenda, Mrs. Rosenswie, Mrs. Szpaicher and Mrs. Jaeger!
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This week was full of fun, but students and staff also took time on Thursday to remember the events of September 11, 2001. They dressed in red, white and blue and at Colden, students created forced-perspective artwork of the twin towers from Ground Zero with the words "Never Forget."
Photo by student photographer Lylah Heferle
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School spirit could be seen everywhere at SGI! Here is just a taste of the purple and gold spirit. Stay tuned for more homecoming content coming next week! Go Griffins!
SGI Community,
What a great spirit week it has been! The weather has been outstanding, and we are all excited for the annual Homecoming parade, which will leave from Springville High School this evening at 5:30 PM.
We would like to make sure that this is another safe and fun event for our families in attendance. With that, we ask that, once again, adults please keep children on the side of the road during the parade and wait for all vehicles to pass before attempting to pick up any candy from the road. The vehicles and floats are quite large, and drivers may not see children who run out into the roadway. We sincerely appreciate your help in this matter!
Looking forward to seeing everyone tonight! Go Griffins!
What a great spirit week it has been! The weather has been outstanding, and we are all excited for the annual Homecoming parade, which will leave from Springville High School this evening at 5:30 PM.
We would like to make sure that this is another safe and fun event for our families in attendance. With that, we ask that, once again, adults please keep children on the side of the road during the parade and wait for all vehicles to pass before attempting to pick up any candy from the road. The vehicles and floats are quite large, and drivers may not see children who run out into the roadway. We sincerely appreciate your help in this matter!
Looking forward to seeing everyone tonight! Go Griffins!
Springville Girls Varsity Swim Team Defeats Pioneer in Season Opener
The Springville Girls Varsity Swim Team started their season strong on September 4, earning a decisive 56–36 victory over Pioneer in their first dual meet of the year. The girls showcased their hard work and determination with multiple first-place finishes and personal bests.
🏅 Meet Highlights:
Corinne McAndrew dominated the distance events, winning both the 200 Freestyle (2:09.96) and 500 Freestyle (5:58.00).
Kiersten Crone sprinted to victory in the 50 Freestyle (28.27) and added another win in the 100 Butterfly (1:16.59).
Maeve Annunziata earned a first-place finish in the 100 Backstroke (1:17.10) and a strong second place in the 200 Freestyle (2:33.58).
Kendra Cook secured second place in both the 200 IM (2:47.59) and the 100 Breaststroke (1:22.76).
Helen Emerling took second in the 100 Freestyle (1:12.34) and third in the 200 IM (3:04.22).
Sophia Lightcap finished second in the 100 Butterfly (1:29.27).
Erin Baker added depth with a third-place finish in the 100 Backstroke (1:20.09).
Kayla Lightcap battled through the 500 Freestyle (7:45.24) to take third place.
With impressive swims from every lane, the Griffins displayed both speed and depth, setting a strong tone for the rest of the season.
Congratulations to the entire team on this exciting victory!
The Springville Girls Varsity Swim Team started their season strong on September 4, earning a decisive 56–36 victory over Pioneer in their first dual meet of the year. The girls showcased their hard work and determination with multiple first-place finishes and personal bests.
🏅 Meet Highlights:
Corinne McAndrew dominated the distance events, winning both the 200 Freestyle (2:09.96) and 500 Freestyle (5:58.00).
Kiersten Crone sprinted to victory in the 50 Freestyle (28.27) and added another win in the 100 Butterfly (1:16.59).
Maeve Annunziata earned a first-place finish in the 100 Backstroke (1:17.10) and a strong second place in the 200 Freestyle (2:33.58).
Kendra Cook secured second place in both the 200 IM (2:47.59) and the 100 Breaststroke (1:22.76).
Helen Emerling took second in the 100 Freestyle (1:12.34) and third in the 200 IM (3:04.22).
Sophia Lightcap finished second in the 100 Butterfly (1:29.27).
Erin Baker added depth with a third-place finish in the 100 Backstroke (1:20.09).
Kayla Lightcap battled through the 500 Freestyle (7:45.24) to take third place.
With impressive swims from every lane, the Griffins displayed both speed and depth, setting a strong tone for the rest of the season.
Congratulations to the entire team on this exciting victory!
College Night at Daemen University is the largest Fall college fair in the Buffalo area! College Night will take place on Monday, September 15, 2025 from 6:30 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. at Lumsden Gymnasium. Learn about college opportunities throughout the country! Get a head start learning about public and private, two and four-year colleges. Register today:
https://www.daemen.edu/admissions/next-steps/college-night
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