Rhode Island Rolls Past Providence, 180-100

Rhode Island won 10 events in a dual meet against Providence Wednesday night on their way to the team's third win of the season. Current photo via Riley Cronin

RHODE ISLAND VS PROVIDENCE (WOMEN) November 4, 2026 Kingston, R.I. SCY (25 yards) Courtesy: Rhode Island Athletics

How it Happened

Rhode Island won 10 events in a dual meet against Providence Wednesday night on their way to the team’s third win of the season.

The Rams started on a high note when the relay team of Clair Uliasz, Maddy Deeney, Molly Beckwith and Avery Potyrala raced the 200-yard medley relay in 1:48.01. Rhody took the first four places in the 200-yard freestyle one event later, with Emma Bertotto leading the field in 1:57.19 for her second win of the season.

Emily Whiteneck swept both the 1-meter and 3-meter diving events, her first victories of the season. Anna Petke, who had won at least one of the diving events in each of the last three meets, finished second in both competitions.

Providence had success in some of the 50-yard events. Bella Lombard won the 50-yard backstroke and Lily Malone took the crown in the 50-yard freestyle. Lombard also secured the win in the 100-yard backstroke.

Rhody was able to shut the door on any potential late comeback, winning the last three events on the evening. The team of Uliasz, Potyrala, Beckwith, and this time Chloe Robinson teamed up to win the 200-yard freestyle relay in 1:39.00 to cap off the meet.

Standout Performers

Deeney also finished first in the 50-yard breaststroke, finishing in 30.65, a new personal best. Beckwith won the 100-yard fly in 56.94 for her fifth individual win of the campaign. Uliasz also won the 100-yard freestyle in a new career-best time of 53.32. Mary McCormick was the first of five straight Rams to finish in the 500-yard freestyle, her first win in the event this year. Carolyn Wanosik finished second in the 100-yard breaststroke, matching her best finish in an event this season. Logan Norrid had two podium finishes: second in the 50-yard fly and third in the 50-yard breast. Emma Raser won the 100-Yard Individual Medley, for the second time in two weeks. Rhode Island has some time off until Thursday, Nov 19, when they host the Harold Anderson Invitational, a four-day, multi-school event at the Tootell Aquatic Center.

Rhode Island Rolls Past Providence, 180-100

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