Drew men's and women's swimming got back into action on Saturday with an away meet at Montclair State.  The Rangers' got a handful of second place finishes and another win out of Selena Davis despite a pair of team losses.  Davis continued her streak of a win at every meet this season by conquering the 200-yard backstroke.  The men dropped a 100-82 decision while the women were defeated 101-60.

Davis again highlighted the Rangers' day with a win in the 200 yard Backstroke.  The Red Hawks had clinched the team victory by then and raced all of their swimmers as exhibition, but Davis won the event outright with a 2:27.08.  The senior has won at least one event at every meet this season.

Outside of Davis' victory, the Rangers claimed a number of second place finishes against the powerful NJAC squad.  Jeroen Fabricant took second place in the 1650 Free.  Freshman Ulysses Baldwin-Beneich placed second in the 200 Fly at 2:15.10 and third in the 200 Breaststroke, though the top two swimmers from Montclair swam as exhibition.  Walter Bakun placed second in the 200 Backstroke.

On the women's side, Kati Eggert took second in the 200 Free with a time of 2:12.62.