<body><div><figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=4bnMYJ_1GsCalSF00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=4bnMYJ_1GsCalSF00" width="1763" height="1175" ><figcaption>Illinois State swm and dive cheering on one another. Photo courtesy of Illinois State Athletics</figcaption></figure>Illinois State swim and dive hosted Marquette for senior day at Horton Pool. In the meet, quite a few impressive results came from Illinois State across the 16 events, resulting in the win the Redbirds were hoping for. The first event came and went fast for the Redbirds during the 200-meter medley relay. Both the A and the B team for Illinois State scored higher than the Golden Eagles. The A team finished with a time of 1:46.6 and a score of 11. With a similar finishing time, the B team finished with a score of four, compared to the A team's two for Marquette. With the second event underway, Marquette finished the 1,000-meter freestyle first. Bridget Corro stopped the clock at 10:55.85, the highest among nine competitors. Behind Corro came two more Marquette swimmers, just seconds behind the first finisher, leaving the Redbirds last in the event with a score of two. Finishing last in the second event seemed to light the fire that Illinois State needed to come out on top over Marquette. Similar to the results in the first race with the 200-meter relay, the 200-meter freestyle has the Redbirds on top. Molly Allison finished with a score of nine, and Amelia Murphy finished with a score of four, putting them above Marquette’s Enya Linson’s score of three. In every event except the second and the fifteenth, Illinois State was either in the first or second spot, or standing tall in the first spot. So it was no surprise that the high scores came from both diving events. In the one-meter dive, Illinois State’s Selena Corona ended with a nine as the highest score. In the three-meter dive, again an athlete from Illinois State took the top spot. Emma Thompson, just like Corona, brought home the high score of nine. Not only did Illinois State take the first and second spots, but it also took the third spot in event seven. Bailey Gott finished first with her score of nine, Elle Dameworth with her score of four and Freya Hingston with her score of three. With this being senior day for the Redbirds, spirits were high as back-to-back high scores came in. High scores coming back for the Redbirds put them at just over 100 points above the Golden Eagles, ending with a score of 196-95.</div></body>

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Illinois State swim and dive hosted Marquette for senior day at Horton Pool. In the meet, quite a few impressive results came from Illinois State across the 16 events, resulting in the win the Redbirds were hoping for. The first event came and went fast for the Redbirds during the...

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Illinois State swim and dive hosted Marquette for senior day at Horton Pool. In the meet, quite a few impressive results came from Illinois State across th

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