BRIDGEPORT, Pa. — Kathy Rogers ’21, Sophie Jackson ’22 and rising sophomore Harriet Dickens (Bolton, England/Bolton School) of the University of Michigan factored on both ends of the pool as Great Britain fell to New Zealand, 20-12, to earn a spot in the 11th place game at the 2025 World Aquatics Championship in Singapore, Republic of Singapore.
Courtesy the loss, Great Britain will take on France at 9:00 p.m. Eastern/6:00 p.m. Pacific on Sunday, July 20, in the 11th/12th place game. France earned its position in the 11th/12th place game following an 18-6 loss to the People’s Republic of China.
Complete results of the tournament are available by CLICKING HERE.
Against New Zealand, Rogers converted on two-of-six shots (zero-for-three action shots / one-for-two center shots / one-for-one man-up) and collected three steals in 24:30. Dickens played 16:47 and shot one-for-two (one-for-one action shots / zero-for-one man-up) with a field block.
In cage, Jackson went the distance and stopped 11-of-31 shots (eight-of-13 action shots / one-for-five man-up / two-for-five center shots / zero-for-five penalty shots / zero-for-three counterattack).
