The second evening of action at the NCAA Division II Championships provided some stunning swims, along with some close team title contests between Drury and Queens.
On top of Matt Josa vaulting to 10th all time in the 100 fly for Queens, his squad managed to stand second behind defending champions Drury just 206-202.5. Wayne State (166), Grand Valley (161) and Lindenwood (153) were third, fourth and fifth after day two in the men’s race.
Queens’ women’s squad managed to get a bit of a bigger lead against defending champions Drury in the women’s team title race, boasting a 280-257.5 lead heading into day three. Wingate (173), Nova Southeastern (159) and UCSD (113) are the only other teams to clear 100 points.
Women’s 200 free relay
Drury started the night on fire as Wen Xu (22.46), Vera Johansson (23.19), Katya Rudenko (22.75) and Janet Yu (22.17) surged to a 1:30.57 for the win.
That effort lowered Wayne State’s 2014 NCAA D2 record of 1:31.64, while Xu undercut Bryndis Hansen’s 50 free mark of 22.53 set last night in the individual 50-yard free.
Queens’ Lillian Gordy, Alexandra Marshall, Kristin Diemer and Shane Knight took second in 1:32.17 with Wingate’s Ana Fish, Rita Koryukova, Leigh-Ann Clark and Armony Dumur snagging third in 1:32.38.
Drury pulled ahead of Queens in the team race, 168-157.
1 Drury 1:32.79 1:30.57R 40
1) Xu, Wen SO 2) r:0.17 Johansson, Vera FR
3) r:0.30 Rudenko, Katya SO 4) r:0.35 Yu, Janet SR
r:+0.73 11.02 22.46 (22.46)
33.49 (11.03) 45.65 (23.19)
56.54 (10.89) 1:08.40 (22.75)
1:19.12 (10.72) 1:30.57 (22.17)
2 Queens (NC) 1:32.84 1:32.17 34
1) Gordy, Lillian SR 2) r:0.34 Marshall, Alexandra SO
3) r:0.33 Diemer, Kristin SR 4) r:0.20 Knight, Shane SO
r:+0.63 11.25 23.04 (23.04)
34.12 (11.08) 46.00 (22.96)
57.13 (11.13) 1:09.16 (23.16)
1:20.27 (11.11) 1:32.17 (23.01)
3 Wingate 1:33.59 1:32.38 32
1) Fish, Ana JR 2) r:0.12 Koryukova, Rita JR
3) r:0.05 Clark, Leigh-ann FR 4) r:0.27 Dumur, Armony SR
r:+0.69 11.45 23.40 (23.40)
34.54 (11.14) 46.72 (23.32)
57.80 (11.08) 1:09.97 (23.25)
1:20.67 (10.70) 1:32.38 (22.41)
Women - Team Rankings - Through Event 10 1. Drury 168 2. Queens (Nc) 157 3. Wingate 99 4. Nova S'Eastern 85 5. Ucsd 77 6. Cal Baptist 55 7. Tampa 48 8. Wayne State 44 9. Lindenwood 43 10. Florida Southern 38 11. Liu Post 32 11. West Florida 32 13. Delta State 29 14. Limestone 27 15. St. Cloud State 24 16. Simon Fraser 16 16. Nmu 16 18. Lynn 15 19. Ashland 13 20. Bridgeport 12 21. Grand Valley 11 22. Alaska Fairbanks 10 23. Msu Mankato 8 23. Carson-Newman 8 25. Bloomsburg 3 26. Hillsdale 1 26. Adams St. 1
Men’s 200 free relay
Sixth-seeded Wayne State had just a bit more at the touch than top-seeded Tampa as Wayne State clipped Tampa, 1:18.89 to 1:18.98, at the wall for the title and the NCAA D2 mark.
Wayne State’s Till Barthel (20.06), Piotr Jachowicz (19.54), Soren Holm (19.61) and Josh Schacht (19.68) clocked the 1:18.89, while Tampa’s RB Borgen (20.00), Jeremy Parker (19.49), Martin Hammer (19.76) and Khalid Aldaboos (19.73) also cleared the former record with a 1:18.98.
Drury had held the mark with a 1:19.00 from 2014.
Queens’ Nic Eriksson, Ben Taylor, Austin Sumrall and Hayden Kosater closed out the top three with a time of 1:19.25.
Drury jumped to the top of the team rankings with 119 points, while Lindenwood fell to second with 112 points. Wayne State (109), Queens (104.5) and Grand Valley (100) all cleared the 100-point mark.
1 Wayne State 1:20.46 1:18.89R 40
1) Barthel, Till SO 2) r:0.28 Jachowicz, Piotr SR
3) r:0.10 Holm, Soren SO 4) r:0.21 Schacht, Joshua SO
r:+0.73 9.86 20.06 (20.06)
29.47 (9.41) 39.60 (19.54)
48.78 (9.18) 59.21 (19.61)
1:08.44 (9.23) 1:18.89 (19.68)
2 Tampa 1:19.20 1:18.98R 34
1) Borgen, RB SO 2) r:0.19 Parker, Jeremy JR
3) r:0.21 Hammer, Martin SO 4) r:0.24 Aldaboos, Khalid JR
r:+0.69 9.67 20.00 (20.00)
29.12 (9.12) 39.49 (19.49)
48.99 (9.50) 59.25 (19.76)
1:08.34 (9.09) 1:18.98 (19.73)
3 Queens (NC) 1:20.16 1:19.25 32
1) Eriksson, Nic SR 2) r:0.15 Taylor, Benjamin JR
3) r:0.25 Sumrall, Austin SR 4) r:0.12 Kosater, Hayden SR
r:+0.66 9.78 20.18 (20.18)
29.45 (9.27) 39.74 (19.56)
49.15 (9.41) 59.67 (19.93)
1:08.75 (9.08) 1:19.25 (19.58)
Men - Team Rankings - Through Event 11 1. Drury 119 2. Lindenwood 112 3. Wayne State 109 4. Queens (Nc) 104.5 5. Grand Valley 100 6. Bridgeport 95 7. Tampa 78 8. Florida Southern 77 9. Nova S'Eastern 72 10. Saint Leo 58 11. Cal Baptist 51.5 12. Delta State 46 13. St. Cloud State 39 14. West Chester 37 15. Carson-Newman 30 16. Clarion 23 17. Lewis 22 18. Wingate 21 19. Limestone 11 20. Missouri S & T 8 21. Florida Tech 7 21. Colorado Mesa 7 21. Pfeiffer 7 24. Ucsd 6
Women’s 400 IM
Photo Courtesy: Peter H. Bick
It was definitely a back-and-forth battle between Nova Southeastern freshman Courtney Deveny and LIU Post senior Caroline Rademacher, with the pair both holding leads after each stroke.
But, after Rademacher flipped ahead of Deveny, 3:17.13 to 3:18.87, heading into the freestyle, Deveny threw down a 29.81, 27.95 set of splits compared to 30.55 and 30.38, to win 4:16.63 to 4:18.06.
Delta State’s Melanie Tombers rounded out the top three in 4:18.86.
Drury remained ahead of Queens, 181-168, following the 400 IM.
1 Deveny, Courtney FR Nova S'eastern 4:18.59 4:16.63 20
r:+0.76 26.64 58.14 (31.50)
1:30.22 (32.08) 2:01.68 (31.46)
2:40.28 (38.60) 3:18.87 (38.59)
3:48.68 (29.81) 4:16.63 (27.95)
2 Rademacher, Carolin SR LIU Post 4:19.70 4:18.06 17
r:+0.66 27.00 58.03 (31.03)
1:31.45 (33.42) 2:05.01 (33.56)
2:40.67 (35.66) 3:17.13 (36.46)
3:47.68 (30.55) 4:18.06 (30.38)
3 Tombers, Melanie SO Delta State 4:20.55 4:18.86 16
r:+0.76 28.04 59.98 (31.94)
1:33.56 (33.58) 2:06.71 (33.15)
2:43.71 (37.00) 3:20.69 (36.98)
3:50.49 (29.80) 4:18.86 (28.37)
Women - Team Rankings - Through Event 12 1. Drury 181 2. Queens (Nc) 168 3. Nova S'Eastern 107 4. Wingate 99 5. Ucsd 85 6. Delta State 57 7. Cal Baptist 55 8. Lindenwood 52 9. Wayne State 50 10. Liu Post 49 11. Tampa 48 12. Florida Southern 38 13. West Florida 32 14. Lynn 30 15. Limestone 27 15. Ashland 27 17. St. Cloud State 24 18. Simon Fraser 21 19. Nmu 16 20. Grand Valley 14 21. Bridgeport 12 22. Alaska Fairbanks 10 23. Carson-Newman 8 23. Msu Mankato 8 25. Findlay 4 26. Bloomsburg 3 27. Hillsdale 1 27. Adams St. 1
Men’s 400 IM
Photo Courtesy: Peter H. Bick
Queens’ Nick Arakelian absolutely obliterated the NCAA D2 record in the men’s 400-yard IM with a time of 3:43.84.
Once Arakelian got through the butterfly leg, there was little doubt he was going to demolish the record as he blew the rest of the field out of the water.
The swim erased the 3:47.62 set by Wayne State’s Piotr Jachowicz back in 2013.
Cal Baptist’s Josh Hanson finished second overall tonight in 3:51.40 with West Chester’s Michael Oliver earning third in 3:51.97 in what proved to be a close fight for second.
Drury remained in the team-title lead with 132 points, while Lindenwood stood second with 130 points. Queens made a jump up the ladder to third with 124.5 points, while Grand Valley stood fourth with 111 points.
1 Arakelian, Nick FR Queens (NC) 3:47.75 3:43.84R 20
r:+0.73 25.65 54.52 (28.87)
1:22.15 (27.63) 1:49.14 (26.99)
2:20.57 (31.43) 2:52.28 (31.71)
3:18.27 (25.99) 3:43.84 (25.57)
2 Hanson, Joshua JR Cal Baptist 3:53.02 3:51.40 17
r:+0.66 24.53 52.59 (28.06)
1:22.41 (29.82) 1:51.52 (29.11)
2:23.83 (32.31) 2:56.57 (32.74)
3:24.24 (27.67) 3:51.40 (27.16)
3 Oliver, Michael SO West Chester 3:53.64 3:51.97 16
r:+0.72 25.29 54.42 (29.13)
1:24.87 (30.45) 1:54.63 (29.76)
2:26.46 (31.83) 2:58.65 (32.19)
3:25.71 (27.06) 3:51.97 (26.26)
Men - Team Rankings - Through Event 13 1. Drury 132 2. Lindenwood 130 3. Queens (Nc) 124.5 4. Grand Valley 111 5. Wayne State 109 6. Bridgeport 100 7. Tampa 78 8. Florida Southern 77 9. Nova S'Eastern 72 10. Cal Baptist 68.5 11. West Chester 59 12. Saint Leo 58 13. Delta State 46 14. Wingate 39 14. St. Cloud State 39 16. Carson-Newman 30 17. Clarion 23 18. Lewis 22 19. Pfeiffer 16 20. Truman St. 12 21. Limestone 11 22. Missouri S & T 8 22. Ucsd 8 24. Florida Tech 7 24. Colorado Mesa 7 24. Iup 7
Women’s 100 fly
Photo Courtesy: Peter H. Bick
Wingate’s Armony Dumur took down the women’s 100-yard fly NCAA D2 record for the second time today.
After lowering the mark with a 52.44 in prelims, Dumur put a charge into the crowd with a 52.42 for the win.
LIU Post’s Joyce Kwok hit the wall second in 53.18, while Carson-Newman’s Natalie Burnett picked up third overall in 53.81 as the only other 53 of the night.
With two A finalists, Queens nearly overtook Drury in the team lead as Drury led by just 196.5-196 after the event as the two teams are pulling away from the rest of the field.
1 Dumur, Armony SR Wingate 52.44 52.42R 20
r:+0.74 24.29 52.42 (28.13)
2 Kwok, Joyce JR LIU Post 53.63 53.59 17
r:+0.72 24.95 53.59 (28.64)
3 Burnett, Natalie SO Carson-Newman 53.94 53.81 16
r:+0.76 24.89 53.81 (28.92)
Women - Team Rankings - Through Event 14 1. Drury 196.5 2. Queens (Nc) 196 3. Wingate 119 4. Nova S'Eastern 108 5. Ucsd 90 6. Liu Post 66 7. Delta State 57 8. Cal Baptist 55 9. Lindenwood 52 10. Wayne State 50 11. Tampa 48 12. Florida Southern 38 13. West Florida 32 14. Lynn 30 15. Ashland 27 15. Nmu 27 15. Limestone 27 18. Carson-Newman 24 18. St. Cloud State 24 18. Alaska Fairbanks 24 21. Simon Fraser 21 22. Bloomsburg 15 23. Grand Valley 14 24. Bridgeport 12 25. Msu Mankato 8 26. Saint Leo 6.5 27. Truman St. 5 28. Henderson St. 4 28. Findlay 4 30. Adams St. 1 30. Hillsdale 1
Men’s 100 fly
Photo Courtesy: David Farr
After moving to 19th all time in the men’s 200-yard IM last night, Queens’ Matt Josa decided to ramp up the heat in the 100-yard fly.
Josa, out in a ridiculous time of 20.96, came home in 23.93 to blast his NCAA D2 record with a 44.89. Not only did that beat his lifetime best of 45.45 that stood as the D2 record it vaulted him to ninth all time in the event’s history.
All Time 100 Fly
[table “” not found /]Notably, Grand Valley’s Gianni Ferrero finished second in 46.54 with Wayne State’s Soren Holm earning third in 46.69.
Queens moved to second behind Drury, 159-144.5, following the event. Lindenwood dropped to third with 142 points.
1 Josa, Matthew SO Queens (NC) 45.61 44.89R 20
r:+0.72 20.96 44.89 (23.93)
2 Ferrero, Gianni JR Grand Valley 46.57 46.54 17
r:+0.69 21.79 46.54 (24.75)
3 Holm, Soren SO Wayne State 46.66 46.69 16
r:+0.69 21.38 46.69 (25.31)
Men - Team Rankings - Through Event 15 1. Drury 159 2. Queens (Nc) 144.5 3. Lindenwood 142 4. Grand Valley 137 5. Wayne State 125 6. Bridgeport 100 7. Florida Southern 90 8. Tampa 78 9. Saint Leo 73 10. Nova S'Eastern 72 11. Cal Baptist 68.5 12. West Chester 59 13. Delta State 52 14. St. Cloud State 39 14. Wingate 39 16. Carson-Newman 31 17. Clarion 23 18. Lewis 22 19. Pfeiffer 20 20. Catawba 15 21. Truman St. 12 22. Limestone 11 23. Ucsd 8 23. Missouri S & T 8 25. Florida Tech 7 25. Iup 7 25. Colorado Mesa 7
Women’s 200 free
Photo Courtesy: Peter H. Bick
Queens threw a body blow into Drury for the team title race with a 1-2 finish in the women’s 200-yard free.
Patricia Castro Ortega won the event in 1:45.27, downing her preliminary NCAA D2 record of 1:46.72. Her teammate, Lillian Gordy, hit the wall second in 1:47.84, while McKenzie Stevens also took fourth for Queens with a 1:49.04.
Nova Southeastern’s Bryndis Hansen, the 50 free winner, finished third overall in 1:48.03.
Queens jumped to a 248-220.5 lead following the event.
1 Castro Ortega, Patric SO Queens (NC) 1:46.72 1:45.27R 20
r:+0.78 25.00 51.62 (26.62)
1:18.48 (26.86) 1:45.27 (26.79)
2 Gordy, Lillian SR Queens (NC) 1:47.85 1:47.84 17
r:+0.72 25.41 52.73 (27.32)
1:20.25 (27.52) 1:47.84 (27.59)
3 Hansen, Bryndis FR Nova S'eastern 1:47.79 1:48.03 16
r:+0.72 24.79 51.92 (27.13)
1:20.01 (28.09) 1:48.03 (28.02)
4 Stevens, Mckenzie FR Queens (NC) 1:49.41 1:49.04 15
r:+0.70 25.57 53.13 (27.56)
1:21.00 (27.87) 1:49.04 (28.04)
Women - Team Rankings - Through Event 16 1. Queens (Nc) 248 2. Drury 220.5 3. Nova S'Eastern 137 4. Wingate 133 5. Ucsd 95 6. Liu Post 66 7. Cal Baptist 63 8. Delta State 57 9. Lindenwood 52 10. Wayne State 50 11. Tampa 48 12. Florida Southern 38 13. Limestone 33 14. West Florida 32 15. Lynn 30 16. Ashland 27 16. Nmu 27 18. Simon Fraser 26 19. St. Cloud State 24 19. Alaska Fairbanks 24 19. Carson-Newman 24 22. Bloomsburg 15 23. Grand Valley 14 24. Edinboro 12 24. Bridgeport 12 26. Msu Mankato 8 27. Saint Leo 6.5 28. Truman St. 5 29. Henderson St. 4 29. Findlay 4 31. Adams St. 1 31. Hillsdale 1
Men’s 200 free
Photo Courtesy: Peter H. Bick
Nova Southeastern’s Thiago Sickert had enough in the tank to take down the rest of the field, as he won the title in 1:35.07.
Simon Fraser’s Adrian VanderHelm managed to get to the wall second in the finale with a 1:35.95, while Queens’ Ben Taylor picked up big team points with a third-place time of 1:36.07.
Drury (174) and Queens (162.5) continued to battle it out for the team title lead, while Lindenwood (153) and Grand Valley (137) stood third and fourth.
1 Sickert, Thiago SO Nova S'eastern 1:35.95 1:35.07 20
r:+0.63 22.04 46.57 (24.53)
1:11.01 (24.44) 1:35.07 (24.06)
2 VanderHelm, Adrian FR Simon Fraser 1:35.91 1:35.95 17
r:+0.75 22.33 46.52 (24.19)
1:11.43 (24.91) 1:35.95 (24.52)
3 Taylor, Benjamin JR Queens (NC) 1:35.98 1:36.07 16
r:+0.68 22.42 46.64 (24.22)
1:11.24 (24.60) 1:36.07 (24.83)
Men - Team Rankings - Through Event 17 1. Drury 174 2. Queens (Nc) 162.5 3. Lindenwood 153 4. Grand Valley 137 5. Wayne State 132 6. Florida Southern 104 7. Bridgeport 103 8. Nova S'Eastern 97 9. Tampa 78 10. Saint Leo 73 10. West Chester 73 12. Cal Baptist 68.5 13. Wingate 58 14. Delta State 52 15. St. Cloud State 39 16. Carson-Newman 31 17. Clarion 23 18. Lewis 22 19. Missouri S & T 20 19. Pfeiffer 20 21. Simon Fraser 17 22. Catawba 15 23. Truman St. 12 24. Limestone 11 25. Ucsd 8 26. Florida Tech 7 26. Colorado Mesa 7 26. Iup 7
Women’s One-Meter Diving
Clarion’s Kristin Day managed to outlast the rest of the field with a 506.85 to capture the women’s one-meter diving title.
Wayne State’s Elizabeth Rawlings took second overall with 499.40 points, while West Florida’s Monica Do Amaral finished third with 490.80 points.
Queens led Drury, 248-223.5, after diving with Drury picking up three points from diving.
1 Day, Kristin SR Clarion 491.30 506.85 20
2 Rawlings, Elizabeth SO Wayne State 474.00 499.40 17
3 Do Amaral, Monica SO West Florida 461.80 490.80 16
4 Wiercinski, Taylor JR Grand Valley 460.65 488.40 15
5 Zerfoss, Sarah JR Clarion 458.55 468.35 14
6 Kearney, Molly SR NMU 424.05 444.75 12.5
6 Jennings, Amanda SR Colorado Mesa 423.70 444.75 12.5
8 Schlenger, Breanne SO Cal Baptist 424.15 429.85 11
Women - Team Rankings - Through Event 18
1. Queens (Nc) 248 2. Drury 223.5
3. Nova S'Eastern 137 4. Wingate 133
5. Ucsd 95 6. Cal Baptist 75
7. Wayne State 73 8. Liu Post 66
9. Delta State 57 10. Lindenwood 52
11. Tampa 48 11. West Florida 48
13. Clarion 43 14. Nmu 39.5
15. Florida Southern 38 16. Grand Valley 35
17. Limestone 33 18. Simon Fraser 31
19. Lynn 30 20. Ashland 27
21. Carson-Newman 24 21. St. Cloud State 24
21. Alaska Fairbanks 24 24. Bloomsburg 15
25. Colorado Mesa 12.5 26. Bridgeport 12
26. Edinboro 12 28. Msu Mankato 8
29. Tiffin University 7 30. Saint Leo 6.5
31. Truman St. 5 32. Henderson St. 4
32. Findlay 4 34. Adams St. 1
34. Hillsdale 1
Women’s 400 medley relay
Wingate’s Rita Koryukova, Olga Kosheleva, Armony Dumur and Sofia Petrenko relied on a monster butterfly leg of 51.99 by Dumur to win the relay finale in a time of 3:40.28. That came within a second of the NCAA D2 record of 3:39.29 set by Drury last year.
Drury downed Queens in the all-important team battle as Drury’s Katya Rudenko, Zuzanna Chwadeczko, Vera Johansson and Wen Xu finished second in 3:41.03.
Queens’ Hannah Peiffer, Caroline Arakelian, Alexandra Marshall and Patricia Castro Ortega took third overall in 3:41.11.
Queens closed out the day ahead of Drury, 280 to 257.5, heading into the third day of swimming.
1 Wingate 3:41.11 3:40.28 40
1) Koryukova, Rita JR 2) r:0.46 Kosheleva, Olga SO
3) r:0.29 Dumur, Armony SR 4) r:0.42 Petrenko, Sofia SO
r:+0.54 26.97 55.98 (55.98)
1:24.93 (28.95) 1:58.10 (1:02.12)
2:21.84 (23.74) 2:50.09 (51.99)
3:13.77 (23.68) 3:40.28 (50.19)
2 Drury 3:42.84 3:41.03 34
1) Rudenko, Katya SO 2) r:0.51 Chwadeczko, Zuzanna FR
3) r:0.22 Johansson, Vera FR 4) r:0.09 Xu, Wen SO
r:+0.65 25.92 53.51 (53.51)
1:22.63 (29.12) 1:57.11 (1:03.60)
2:22.09 (24.98) 2:51.91 (54.80)
3:15.17 (23.26) 3:41.03 (49.12)
3 Queens (NC) 3:43.23 3:41.11 32
1) Peiffer, Hannah SO 2) r:0.15 Arakelian, Caroline JR
3) r:0.32 Marshall, Alexandra SO 4) r:0.39 Castro Ortega, icia SO
r:+0.52 26.27 54.44 (54.44)
1:23.30 (28.86) 1:57.87 (1:03.43)
2:23.13 (25.26) 2:52.39 (54.52)
3:16.02 (23.63) 3:41.11 (48.72)
Women - Team Rankings - Through Event 19 1. Queens (Nc) 280 2. Drury 257.5 3. Wingate 173 4. Nova S'Eastern 159 5. Ucsd 113 6. Wayne State 97 7. Liu Post 96 8. Delta State 85 9. Cal Baptist 75 10. Lindenwood 58 11. Simon Fraser 57 12. West Florida 52 13. Tampa 48 14. Florida Southern 46 15. Clarion 43 16. Nmu 39.5 17. Carson-Newman 38 18. St. Cloud State 36 19. Grand Valley 35 20. Alaska Fairbanks 34 21. Limestone 33 22. Lynn 30 23. Ashland 27 24. Bloomsburg 15 25. Colorado Mesa 12.5 26. Bridgeport 12 26. Edinboro 12 28. Msu Mankato 8 29. Tiffin University 7 30. Saint Leo 6.5 31. Truman St. 5 32. Henderson St. 4 32. Findlay 4 34. Adams St. 1 34. Hillsdale 1
Men’s 400 medley relay
Queens just demolished the NCAA D2 record of 3:09.72 they set this morning as Matt Josa delivered a ridiculous 44.24 butterfly leg.
Queens’ John Suther (48.49), Nic Eriksson (52.07), Josa (44.24) and Ben Taylor (43.27) took home the NCAA D2 title and record with a sizzling time of 3:08.07.
The squad also had some help in the team-title race as Wayne State’s Juan David Molina Perez, Piotr Jachowicz, Soren Holm and Till Barthell managed to beat Drury’s Jordi Joan Montseny Diez, Kacper Pelczynski, Stanislav Kuzmin and Samuel Olson for second, 3:09.81 to 3:11.05.
Queens trailed Drury just 206-202.5 following an epic day of swimming.
1 Queens (NC) 3:09.72 3:08.07R 40
1) Suther, John SO 2) r:0.17 Eriksson, Nic SR
3) r:0.21 Josa, Matthew SO 4) r:0.15 Taylor, Benjamin JR
r:+0.55 23.03 48.49 (48.49)
1:12.36 (23.87) 1:40.56 (52.07)
2:00.79 (20.23) 2:24.80 (44.24)
2:45.23 (20.43) 3:08.07 (43.27)
2 Wayne State 3:13.63 3:09.81 34
1) Molina Perez, Juan David JR 2) r:0.23 Jachowicz, Piotr SR
3) r:0.15 Holm, Soren SO 4) r:0.32 Barthel, Till SO
r:+0.57 23.11 48.81 (48.81)
1:13.26 (24.45) 1:41.39 (52.58)
2:02.13 (20.74) 2:27.14 (45.75)
2:47.34 (20.20) 3:09.81 (42.67)
3 Drury 3:11.75 3:11.05 32
1) Montseny Diez, Jordi Joan SR 2) r:0.14 Pelczynski, Kacper SR
3) r:0.20 Kuzmin, Stanislav SR 4) r:0.25 Olson, Samuel SR
r:+0.58 22.80 47.69 (47.69)
1:12.21 (24.52) 1:40.85 (53.16)
2:02.63 (21.78) 2:27.82 (46.97)
2:48.08 (20.26) 3:11.05 (43.23)
Men - Team Rankings - Through Event 20 1. Drury 206 2. Queens (Nc) 202.5 3. Wayne State 166 4. Grand Valley 161 5. Lindenwood 153 6. Bridgeport 133 7. Florida Southern 132 8. Tampa 100 9. Nova S'Eastern 97 10. Cal Baptist 80.5 11. Delta State 78 12. Saint Leo 73 12. West Chester 73 14. Wingate 72 15. Lewis 40 16. St. Cloud State 39 17. Carson-Newman 31 18. Clarion 23 19. Pfeiffer 20 19. Missouri S & T 20 21. Ucsd 18 22. Simon Fraser 17 23. Catawba 15 24. Truman St. 12 25. Limestone 11 26. Colorado Mesa 7 26. Iup 7 26. Florida Tech 7
SCHEDULED EVENTS
- Women’s 200 free relay
- Men’s 200 free relay
- Women’s 400 IM
- Men’s 400 IM
- Women’s 100 fly
- Men’s 100 fly
- Women’s 200 free
- Men’s 200 free
- Women’s One-Meter Diving
- Women’s 400 medley relay
- Men’s 400 medley relay
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2015 NCAA Division II Swimming & Diving Championships, Day Two Results – Results
Drury’s Wen Xu broke the DII 50 free standard (22.53 by Nova Southeastern’s Bryndis Hansen) from the previous night when she led off 200 Free Relay tonight in 22.46.