DePauw Opens Season with Win at Rose-Hulman; Douglas Breaks Own School Record

Terre Haute, Ind. - DePauw captured the top three places in eight different events and the top two in both relays on the way to a 224-54 win at Rose-Hulman.

Katherine Douglas broke her own school record for 11 dives when she totaled 445.5 points.

Four other Tigers won two events apiece including Hailey Olsen in the 1000-yard freestyle (11:33.76) and 200 backstroke (2:12.71), Ali Tallen in the 100 back (1:00.16) and 100 butterfly (1:00.77), Sammie Waples in the 50 free (24.95) and 100 free (54.67) and Alicia Delgado in the 100 breaststroke (1:13.45) and 200 breast (2:42.02).

Also touching first were Ashley Dapore in the 200 free (2:01.89), Marisol Karmel in the 200 fly (2:18.01), Maddie Dixon in the 500 free (5:32.84) and Rachel Graves in the 200 individual medley (2:19.01).

Both relays won as the 200 medley relay of Molly Ruggles, Waples, Maggie Perry and Dapore was first in 1:51.56 and the 200 free relay of Perry, Tallen, Dapore and Waples was victorious in 1:41.21.

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Players Mentioned

Ashley Dapore: Senior; I chose DePauw because it had everything I was looking for: phenomenal academic and research programs, as well as the opportunity to continue swimming with a great team.

Alicia Delgado: Freshman; I chose DePauw based on the academic opportunities I could have, swim team I could compete on, and the student life DePauw provides.

Maddie Dixon: Junior

Katherine Douglas: Senior; I chose Depauw because the campus environment made me feel as though I was at home. I also like the balance of classes I will be taking to get a liberal arts education while completing my kinesiology major.

Rachel Graves: Senior; When I had my first visit here, I fell in love with the campus. It was just the right size for me, and it allowed me to swim while also pursuing a great education.

Marisol Karmel: Junior

Hailey Olsen: Freshman

Maggie Perry: Freshman; I chose DePauw because I have so many opportunities to be involved on campus with the support of my team, coaches, professors, and friends.

Molly Ruggles: Junior; I chose DePauw because I know I can receive a stellar education from a community that cares about my success. I can continue my passion of swimming alongside some of the kindest and funniest girls. I can create and cherish life-long relationships. Last but not least, I go home and brag every year to my dad about how DEPAUW crushed Wabash in the Monon Bell game.

Ali Tallen: Senior

Sammie Waples: Junior

Players Mentioned

Ashley Dapore
: Senior; I chose DePauw because it had everything I was looking for: phenomenal academic and research programs, as well as the opportunity to continue swimming with a great team.

Alicia Delgado
: Freshman; I chose DePauw based on the academic opportunities I could have, swim team I could compete on, and the student life DePauw provides.

Maddie Dixon
: Junior

Katherine Douglas
: Senior; I chose Depauw because the campus environment made me feel as though I was at home. I also like the balance of classes I will be taking to get a liberal arts education while completing my kinesiology major.

Rachel Graves
: Senior; When I had my first visit here, I fell in love with the campus. It was just the right size for me, and it allowed me to swim while also pursuing a great education.

Marisol Karmel
: Junior

Hailey Olsen
: Freshman

Maggie Perry
: Freshman; I chose DePauw because I have so many opportunities to be involved on campus with the support of my team, coaches, professors, and friends.

Molly Ruggles
: Junior; I chose DePauw because I know I can receive a stellar education from a community that cares about my success. I can continue my passion of swimming alongside some of the kindest and funniest girls. I can create and cherish life-long relationships. Last but not least, I go home and brag every year to my dad about how DEPAUW crushed Wabash in the Monon Bell game.

Ali Tallen
: Senior

Sammie Waples
: Junior