The final session of the 2015 NCAA Division III Championships in Shenandoah, Texas will be a night to remember for the Emory women and the Kenyon men teams.
The Emory women won their sixth straight NCAA D3 national title with a score of 603 points. They build their lead after every day and ended up with a 145.5 point victory over Denison (457.5 points). Williams had a great last day to try and over take the Big Red but fell short and took third with 434 points. Kenyon rounded out the top four teams as the only other one to break 400 points with 404.
1. Emory 603 2. Denison 457.5 3. Williams 434 4. Kenyon 404 5. Johns Hopkins 250 6. Amherst 173 7. Mit 142 8. Wash U. MO 120.5 9. Nyu 116 10. Gustavus 99.5 11. Bates 91 12. Wheaton IL 84 13. Chicago 82 14. DePauw 63 15. St. Thomas 61 16. Cms 60.5 17. Stevens 41 18. Uwec 40 18. Middlebury 40 20. Wellesley 37 21. Uw-Whitewater 36 21. Luther 36 23. Suny Fredonia 34 24. Hope College 33 25. Trinity U. 31 26. Centre College 27 27. La Verne 26 28. Rochester 24.5 29. Suny Geneseo 24 30. Lake Forest 23 30. Springfield 23 32. Ithaca 18 33. Keene St. 16 34. Iwu 15 34. Rensselaer 15 36. Rose-Hulman 14 37. Vassar 12 38. Mount Holyoke 11 39. Conn College 10 39. Kalamazoo 10 41. Carnegie Mellon 9 42. Pomona-Pitzer 8 43. Westfield State 6.5 44. Grove City 6 45. Ursinus 1 45. Carleton 1
Kenyon repeats as the men’s champion to continue a long tradition of winning NCAA D3 National titles. Kenyon finished with 468 points and archival Denison finished in second with 383. Williams was third (292), Emory fourth (233) and CMS rounds out the top five with 204 points.
1. Kenyon 468 2. Denison 383 3. Williams 292 4. Emory 233 5. Cms 204 6. Wash U. MO 167 7. The College of NJ 164 8. Johns Hopkins 162 9. Nyu 153 10. Mit 151.5 11. DePauw 125 12. Gettysburg 123 13. Amherst 107 14. Chicago 94 15. Whitman 76 16. Keene St. 66 17. Trinity U. 57 18. Mary Washington 54 19. Conn College 52 20. Usmma 47 21. Redlands 46 22. Rowan 45 23. Bsc 41 23. Tufts 41 25. St. Thomas 37 26. Ithaca 33 26. Suny Fredonia 33 28. Occidental 31 28. Calvin 31 30. W&L 29 31. Kalamazoo 28 32. York 26 33. Whitworth 22 34. Behrend 20 35. Widener 19.5 36. Pomona-Pitzer 17 37. Bates 16 38. Union 14 38. Middlebury 14 40. Westminster 13 40. Stevens 13 40. Uw-L 13 40. Rose-Hulman 13 44. Coast Guard 12 45. Colorado College 11 46. Hartwick 10 47. Springfield 9 47. Suny Geneseo 9 49. Case Western 8 49. Carnegie Mellon 8 51. Uw-Stevens Point 5 52. Albion 2 52. Wpi 2 52. Lake Forest 2
Women’s 1650 free
Williams senior Sarah Thompson crushed the longest race of the meet and broke yet another D3 record. Her time of 16:21.44 breaks the previous record held by Williams’ Caroline Wilson of 16:25.21 set in 2010.
Williams teammate Megan Pierce took second in 16:38.05 and Taylor Johns of Denison (16:41.87) grabbed third place.
1 Thompson, Sarah SR Williams 16:53.55 16:21.44* 20
27.10 56.20 (29.10)
1:26.09 (29.89) 1:55.96 (29.87)
2:25.90 (29.94) 2:55.66 (29.76)
3:25.80 (30.14) 3:55.69 (29.89)
4:25.69 (30.00) 4:55.65 (29.96)
5:25.59 (29.94) 5:55.82 (30.23)
6:25.83 (30.01) 6:55.54 (29.71)
7:25.48 (29.94) 7:55.51 (30.03)
8:25.62 (30.11) 8:55.57 (29.95)
9:25.62 (30.05) 9:55.59 (29.97)
10:25.59 (30.00) 10:55.47 (29.88)
11:25.28 (29.81) 11:55.38 (30.10)
12:25.35 (29.97) 12:55.32 (29.97)
13:25.24 (29.92) 13:55.40 (30.16)
14:25.45 (30.05) 14:54.67 (29.22)
15:24.09 (29.42) 15:53.30 (29.21) 16:21.44 (28.14)
2 Pierce, Megan SO Williams 16:53.90 16:38.05 17
26.39 56.16 (29.77)
1:26.20 (30.04) 1:56.76 (30.56)
2:27.37 (30.61) 2:57.85 (30.48)
3:28.25 (30.40) 3:58.86 (30.61)
4:29.40 (30.54) 4:59.59 (30.19)
5:29.83 (30.24) 6:00.50 (30.67)
6:31.29 (30.79) 7:02.00 (30.71)
7:32.55 (30.55) 8:03.09 (30.54)
8:33.54 (30.45) 9:04.26 (30.72)
9:34.91 (30.65) 10:05.36 (30.45)
10:35.89 (30.53) 11:06.51 (30.62)
11:37.05 (30.54) 12:07.63 (30.58)
12:38.20 (30.57) 13:08.87 (30.67)
13:39.65 (30.78) 14:10.42 (30.77)
14:40.68 (30.26) 15:10.93 (30.25)
15:40.65 (29.72) 16:09.69 (29.04) 16:38.05 (28.36)
3 Johns, Taylor JR Denison 16:44.13 16:41.87 16
27.61 57.39 (29.78)
1:27.62 (30.23) 1:58.04 (30.42)
2:28.58 (30.54) 2:59.25 (30.67)
3:30.04 (30.79) 4:00.83 (30.79)
4:31.77 (30.94) 5:02.31 (30.54)
5:32.27 (29.96) 6:02.46 (30.19)
6:32.95 (30.49) 7:03.38 (30.43)
7:34.04 (30.66) 8:04.65 (30.61)
8:35.17 (30.52) 9:05.69 (30.52)
9:36.32 (30.63) 10:06.96 (30.64)
10:37.51 (30.55) 11:08.23 (30.72)
11:38.61 (30.38) 12:09.22 (30.61)
12:39.81 (30.59) 13:10.46 (30.65)
13:40.86 (30.40) 14:11.35 (30.49)
14:41.92 (30.57) 15:12.48 (30.56)
15:42.73 (30.25) 16:12.86 (30.13) 16:41.87 (29.01)
1. Emory 469.5 2. Denison 360 3. Williams 343 4. Kenyon 310 5. Johns Hopkins 182 6. Amherst 135 7. Mit 105 8. Nyu 102 9. Wash U. MO 89 10. Wheaton IL 83 11. Bates 74 12. Gustavus 71 13. Chicago 58 14. DePauw 55 15. Cms 50.5 16. St. Thomas 46 17. Uwec 40 18. Middlebury 38 19. Wellesley 37 20. Uw-Whitewater 36 21. Suny Fredonia 34 22. Hope College 33 23. Trinity U. 30 24. Centre College 27 25. Suny Geneseo 24 26. Lake Forest 23 27. Stevens 21 28. Rochester 20.5 29. Springfield 20 29. Luther 20 31. Ithaca 18 32. La Verne 17 33. Keene St. 16 34. Iwu 15 34. Rensselaer 15 36. Vassar 12 37. Mount Holyoke 11 38. Conn College 10 38. Kalamazoo 10 40. Carnegie Mellon 9 41. Pomona-Pitzer 8 42. Westfield State 6.5 43. Grove City 6 44. Rose-Hulman 3 45. Ursinus 1
Men’s 1650 free
Kenyon’s Arthur Conover claimed the national title with a new D3 record of 15:01.24. This takes down the 15:04.85 set by Allen Weik of Denison back in 2012.
Johns Hopkins’ Andrew Greenhalgh finished second, and was also under the old national record with a time of 15:04.63. He won the 500 free on Wednesday with a new national record.
Third went to Shahar Resman of Keene St. in 15:14.63.
1 Conover, Arthur SO Kenyon 15:09.48 15:01.24* 20
25.12 51.95 (26.83)
1:19.10 (27.15) 1:46.47 (27.37)
2:13.76 (27.29) 2:41.20 (27.44)
3:08.78 (27.58) 3:36.26 (27.48)
4:03.81 (27.55) 4:31.33 (27.52)
4:58.88 (27.55) 5:26.24 (27.36)
5:53.89 (27.65) 6:21.50 (27.61)
6:49.07 (27.57) 7:16.75 (27.68)
7:44.24 (27.49) 8:11.63 (27.39)
8:38.89 (27.26) 9:06.15 (27.26)
9:33.34 (27.19) 10:00.52 (27.18)
10:27.98 (27.46) 10:55.17 (27.19)
11:22.43 (27.26) 11:50.08 (27.65)
12:17.54 (27.46) 12:45.09 (27.55)
13:12.56 (27.47) 13:40.07 (27.51)
14:07.68 (27.61) 14:34.71 (27.03) 15:01.24 (26.53)
2 Greenhalgh, And SO Johns Hopkins 15:16.77 15:04.63 17
25.41 52.48 (27.07)
1:19.83 (27.35) 1:47.17 (27.34)
2:14.74 (27.57) 2:42.27 (27.53)
3:09.91 (27.64) 3:37.48 (27.57)
4:04.96 (27.48) 4:32.30 (27.34)
4:59.45 (27.15) 5:26.71 (27.26)
5:53.90 (27.19) 6:21.19 (27.29)
6:48.60 (27.41) 7:16.16 (27.56)
7:44.00 (27.84) 8:11.85 (27.85)
8:39.25 (27.40) 9:06.89 (27.64)
9:34.15 (27.26) 10:01.69 (27.54)
10:29.33 (27.64) 10:56.70 (27.37)
11:24.25 (27.55) 11:51.62 (27.37)
12:19.43 (27.81) 12:47.11 (27.68)
13:14.74 (27.63) 13:42.13 (27.39)
14:09.86 (27.73) 14:37.46 (27.60) 15:04.63 (27.17)
3 Resman, Shahar JR Keene St. 15:23.81 15:14.63 16
25.89 53.01 (27.12)
1:20.37 (27.36) 1:47.58 (27.21)
2:14.99 (27.41) 2:42.58 (27.59)
3:10.18 (27.60) 3:37.70 (27.52)
4:05.26 (27.56) 4:32.62 (27.36)
4:59.94 (27.32) 5:27.45 (27.51)
5:55.06 (27.61) 6:22.68 (27.62)
6:50.46 (27.78) 7:18.04 (27.58)
7:45.72 (27.68) 8:13.50 (27.78)
8:41.26 (27.76) 9:08.83 (27.57)
9:36.55 (27.72) 10:04.42 (27.87)
10:32.26 (27.84) 11:00.25 (27.99)
11:28.37 (28.12) 11:56.51 (28.14)
12:24.79 (28.28) 12:53.05 (28.26)
13:21.23 (28.18) 13:49.20 (27.97)
14:17.80 (28.60) 14:46.63 (28.83) 15:14.63 (28.00)
1. Kenyon 383 2. Denison 272 3. Williams 236 4. Emory 194 5. Cms 160 6. Mit 151.5 7. Johns Hopkins 148 8. Wash U. MO 126 9. The College of NJ 122 10. Nyu 112 11. DePauw 95 12. Gettysburg 79 13. Amherst 70 14. Keene St. 62 15. Mary Washington 54 16. Whitman 51 17. Chicago 47 18. Redlands 46 19. Bsc 41 19. Conn College 41 21. St. Thomas 37 22. Trinity U. 34 23. Usmma 30 24. Rowan 25 25. Calvin 19 26. Whitworth 18 27. Pomona-Pitzer 17 27. Ithaca 17 29. Bates 16 30. York 15 30. W&L 15 32. Behrend 14 32. Occidental 14 32. Kalamazoo 14 32. Tufts 14 36. Union 13 36. Rose-Hulman 13 38. Uw-L 12 38. Coast Guard 12 40. Hartwick 10 41. Suny Fredonia 9 41. Suny Geneseo 9 41. Middlebury 9 44. Carnegie Mellon 8 44. Case Western 8 46. Springfield 7 47. Widener 6.5 48. Westminster 6 49. Uw-Stevens Point 5 50. Wpi 2 50. Lake Forest 2 52. Stevens 1
Women’s 100 free
Anastasia Bogdanovski of Johns Hopkins takes the national title in 49.31. This was her third national title of the weekend after winning the 50 free on Wednesday and winning the 200 free on Thursday. She was also the only swimmer under 50 seconds this weekend.
Carolyn Kane of Denison finished in second with a 50.17 and Emma Waddell of Williams finished an impressive first NCAA meet with a thrid place finish in 50.56.
1 Bogdanovski, An SR Johns Hopkins 49.38 49.31 20
23.78 49.31 (25.53)
2 Kane, Carolyn SO Denison 50.05 50.17 17
24.26 50.17 (25.91)
3 Waddell, Emma FY Williams 50.61 50.56 16
24.54 50.56 (26.02)
1. Emory 503 2. Denison 402.5 3. Williams 359 4. Kenyon 334 5. Johns Hopkins 213 6. Amherst 135 7. Mit 105 8. Nyu 102 9. Wash U. MO 92.5 10. Wheaton IL 83 11. Gustavus 74.5 12. Bates 74 13. Chicago 58 14. DePauw 55 15. Cms 50.5 16. St. Thomas 46 17. Uwec 40 18. Middlebury 38 19. Wellesley 37 20. Uw-Whitewater 36 21. Suny Fredonia 34 22. Hope College 33 23. Trinity U. 31 24. Centre College 27 25. Suny Geneseo 24 26. Lake Forest 23 27. Stevens 21 28. Rochester 20.5 29. Luther 20 29. Springfield 20 31. Ithaca 18 32. La Verne 17 33. Keene St. 16 34. Iwu 15 34. Rensselaer 15 36. Vassar 12 37. Mount Holyoke 11 38. Kalamazoo 10 38. Conn College 10 40. Carnegie Mellon 9 41. Pomona-Pitzer 8 42. Westfield State 6.5 43. Grove City 6 44. Rose-Hulman 3 45. Ursinus 1
Men’s 100 free
Jesse Novak of Rowan takes the 100 free national title with a 43.68. Defending national champion Stephen Culberson of Trinity takes second in 44.18.
Alex Poltash of CMS was third in 44.22.
1 Novak, Jesse SO Rowan University 44.23 43.68 20
20.85 43.68 (22.83)
2 Culberson, Step SR Trinity U. 44.43 44.18 17
21.13 44.18 (23.05)
3 Poltash, Alex JR Claremont MS 44.06 44.22 16
21.35 44.22 (22.87)
1. Kenyon 388 2. Denison 285 3. Williams 236 4. Emory 194 5. Cms 176 6. Mit 151.5 7. Johns Hopkins 148 8. Wash U. MO 127 8. The College of NJ 127 10. Nyu 121 11. DePauw 99 12. Gettysburg 91 13. Amherst 81 14. Whitman 66 15. Keene St. 62 16. Mary Washington 54 17. Trinity U. 51 18. Chicago 47 19. Redlands 46 20. Rowan 45 21. Conn College 41 21. Bsc 41 23. St. Thomas 37 24. Usmma 30 25. W&L 29 26. Widener 19.5 27. Calvin 19 28. Whitworth 18 29. Ithaca 17 29. Pomona-Pitzer 17 31. Bates 16 32. York 15 33. Behrend 14 33. Kalamazoo 14 33. Occidental 14 33. Tufts 14 37. Rose-Hulman 13 37. Union 13 39. Coast Guard 12 39. Uw-L 12 41. Hartwick 10 42. Suny Fredonia 9 42. Suny Geneseo 9 42. Middlebury 9 45. Carnegie Mellon 8 45. Case Western 8 47. Springfield 7 48. Westminster 6 49. Uw-Stevens Point 5 50. Wpi 2 50. Lake Forest 2 52. Stevens 1
Women’s 200 back
Olivia Jackson of Williams came from behind to beat teammate Katherine Bennett by one one-hundredth of a second, 1:57.24 to 1:57.25.
Clare Slagel of Luther get third in 1:57.33.
1 Jackson, Olivia SO Williams 1:57.91 1:57.24 20
27.75 57.21 (29.46)
1:27.19 (29.98) 1:57.24 (30.05)
2 Bennett, Kather JR Williams 1:57.95 1:57.25 17
27.63 57.22 (29.59)
1:26.90 (29.68) 1:57.25 (30.35)
3 Slagel, Clare JR Luther College 1:59.50 1:57.33 16
27.58 57.48 (29.90)
1:27.53 (30.05) 1:57.33 (29.80)
1. Emory 524 2. Denison 405.5 3. Williams 396 4. Kenyon 340 5. Johns Hopkins 213 6. Amherst 135 7. Mit 118 8. Nyu 102 9. Wash U. MO 94.5 10. Wheaton IL 83 11. Bates 79 12. Gustavus 74.5 13. Chicago 74 14. St. Thomas 61 15. DePauw 55 16. Cms 50.5 17. Uwec 40 18. Middlebury 38 19. Wellesley 37 20. Uw-Whitewater 36 20. Luther 36 22. Suny Fredonia 34 23. Hope College 33 24. Trinity U. 31 25. Centre College 27 26. La Verne 26 27. Suny Geneseo 24 28. Lake Forest 23 29. Stevens 21 30. Rochester 20.5 31. Springfield 20 32. Ithaca 18 33. Keene St. 16 34. Rensselaer 15 34. Iwu 15 36. Rose-Hulman 14 37. Vassar 12 38. Mount Holyoke 11 39. Conn College 10 39. Kalamazoo 10 41. Carnegie Mellon 9 42. Pomona-Pitzer 8 43. Westfield State 6.5 44. Grove City 6 45. Carleton 1 45. Ursinus 1
Men’s 200 back
Harrison Curley of Kenyon rebreaks his own D3 record that he set this morning with a very fast 1:43.49 to win his second individual title of the weekend. He broke the record by 1.3 seconds after breaking the previous record held by Michael Brus of Grinnell by two one-hundredths.
Kevin Lindgren of USMMA finished second in 1:44.08, also swimming faster than the time Curley swam in the morning.
Denison’s Jack Lindell swam to third in 1:45.66.
1 Curley, Harriso SR Kenyon 1:44.79 1:43.49* 20
24.39 50.47 (26.08)
1:17.10 (26.63) 1:43.49 (26.39)
2 Lindgren, Kevin SR USMMA 1:45.63 1:44.08* 17
24.63 50.78 (26.15)
1:17.29 (26.51) 1:44.08 (26.79)
3 Lindell, Jack SO Denison 1:46.73 1:45.66 16
24.89 51.72 (26.83)
1:18.83 (27.11) 1:45.66 (26.83)
1. Kenyon 411 2. Denison 301 3. Williams 256 4. Emory 207 5. Cms 176 6. Mit 151.5 7. Johns Hopkins 148 8. Nyu 130 9. The College of NJ 127 9. Wash U. MO 127 11. DePauw 99 12. Gettysburg 91 13. Amherst 83 14. Whitman 66 15. Keene St. 62 16. Mary Washington 54 17. Conn College 52 18. Trinity U. 51 19. Usmma 47 19. Chicago 47 21. Redlands 46 22. Rowan 45 23. Bsc 41 24. St. Thomas 37 25. W&L 29 26. Tufts 28 27. Whitworth 22 28. Behrend 20 29. Widener 19.5 30. Calvin 19 31. Pomona-Pitzer 17 31. Ithaca 17 33. Bates 16 34. York 15 35. Kalamazoo 14 35. Union 14 35. Occidental 14 38. Rose-Hulman 13 38. Stevens 13 38. Westminster 13 41. Uw-L 12 41. Coast Guard 12 43. Hartwick 10 44. Middlebury 9 44. Suny Fredonia 9 44. Suny Geneseo 9 47. Carnegie Mellon 8 47. Case Western 8 49. Springfield 7 50. Uw-Stevens Point 5 51. Lake Forest 2 51. Wpi 2
Women’s 200 breast
Brittany Geyer of Stevens swept the breaststroke national titles with a win in the 200 with a 2:14.66.
Elizabeth Aronoff of Emory takes second in 2:15.71 and Emily Hyde of Amherst grabbed third in 2:15.96.
1 Geyer, Brittany SR Stevens 2:16.99 2:14.66 20
30.48 1:04.68 (34.20)
1:39.50 (34.82) 2:14.66 (35.16)
2 Aronoff, Elizab JR Emory 2:17.95 2:15.71 17
30.39 1:04.44 (34.05)
1:39.24 (34.80) 2:15.71 (36.47)
3 Hyde, Emily JR Amherst 2:17.46 2:15.96 16
31.14 1:05.94 (34.80)
1:40.95 (35.01) 2:15.96 (35.01)
1. Emory 573 2. Denison 417.5 3. Williams 402 4. Kenyon 370 5. Johns Hopkins 222 6. Amherst 151 7. Mit 118 8. Nyu 102 9. Wash U. MO 94.5 10. Wheaton IL 84 11. Gustavus 81.5 12. Bates 79 13. Chicago 76 14. St. Thomas 61 15. DePauw 55 16. Cms 50.5 17. Stevens 41 18. Uwec 40 19. Middlebury 38 20. Wellesley 37 21. Uw-Whitewater 36 21. Luther 36 23. Suny Fredonia 34 24. Hope College 33 25. Trinity U. 31 26. Centre College 27 27. La Verne 26 28. Suny Geneseo 24 29. Lake Forest 23 29. Springfield 23 31. Rochester 20.5 32. Ithaca 18 33. Keene St. 16 34. Rensselaer 15 34. Iwu 15 36. Rose-Hulman 14 37. Vassar 12 38. Mount Holyoke 11 39. Kalamazoo 10 39. Conn College 10 41. Carnegie Mellon 9 42. Pomona-Pitzer 8 43. Westfield State 6.5 44. Grove City 6 45. Carleton 1 45. Ursinus 1
Men’s 200 breast
This is Andrew Wilson’s world and we are all just lucky enough to live in it this weekend. After breaking his own record he set in December during the prelims by 2.5 seconds, he rebreaks his record again, this time going an unbelievable time of 1:52.97. Coming into this weekend, the D3 record was a 1:57.18. He took over four seconds off of it, in one weekend. This young man is a special talent.
Steven Van Deventer of Occidental is second in 1:58.84, just slower than his winning time from last year.
Third goes to Michael Lagieski of Washington U. – St. Louis
1 Wilson, Andrew JR Emory 1:54.68 1:52.97* 20
25.70 54.43 (28.73)
1:23.50 (29.07) 1:52.97 (29.47)
2 Van Deventer, S SR Occidental 1:59.43 1:58.84 17
26.44 56.15 (29.71)
1:26.63 (30.48) 1:58.84 (32.21)
3 Lagieski, Micha SO Wash U. MO 1:59.99 1:59.80 16
26.38 56.75 (30.37)
1:27.94 (31.19) 1:59.80 (31.86)
1. Kenyon 440 2. Denison 311 3. Williams 270 4. Emory 233 5. Cms 176 6. Mit 151.5 7. Johns Hopkins 148 8. Nyu 145 9. Wash U. MO 143 10. The College of NJ 127 11. DePauw 99 12. Gettysburg 91 13. Amherst 83 14. Whitman 66 15. Keene St. 62 16. Mary Washington 54 17. Conn College 52 18. Trinity U. 51 19. Usmma 47 19. Chicago 47 21. Redlands 46 22. Rowan 45 23. Bsc 41 24. St. Thomas 37 25. Calvin 31 25. Occidental 31 27. W&L 29 28. Tufts 28 29. York 26 30. Whitworth 22 31. Behrend 20 32. Widener 19.5 33. Pomona-Pitzer 17 33. Ithaca 17 35. Bates 16 36. Kalamazoo 14 36. Union 14 36. Middlebury 14 39. Rose-Hulman 13 39. Westminster 13 39. Stevens 13 42. Coast Guard 12 42. Uw-L 12 44. Hartwick 10 45. Suny Fredonia 9 45. Suny Geneseo 9 47. Case Western 8 47. Carnegie Mellon 8 49. Springfield 7 50. Uw-Stevens Point 5 51. Lake Forest 2 51. Wpi 2
Men’s three-meter diving
Max Levy of Denison completed a sweep of the diving events with a win and a score of 580.85.
Connor Dignan of Denison placed second, just as he did in one-meter, with a score 570.60.
Matt Morrison of Ithica dove to third place in 561.00.
1 Levy, Max SO Denison 538.65 580.85 20 2 Dignan, Connor SR Denison 527.75 570.60 17 3 Morrison, Matt SR Ithaca 534.40 561.00 16 4 Matter, Jeffrey SO SUNY Fredonia 483.55 528.85 15 5 Guendes, Will SR Kalamazoo 517.20 516.15 14 6 Rohrer, Matthew SO Tufts 489.05 512.85 13 7 Lichtig, Asher JR Amherst 484.25 499.35 12 8 Howlett, Austin SR Colorado College 493.80 491.70 11
1. Kenyon 440 2. Denison 353 3. Williams 274 4. Emory 233 5. Cms 182 6. Mit 151.5 7. Johns Hopkins 148 8. Nyu 145 9. Wash U. MO 143 10. The College of NJ 127 11. DePauw 99 12. Amherst 95 13. Gettysburg 91 14. Whitman 66 15. Keene St. 62 16. Chicago 57 17. Mary Washington 54 18. Conn College 52 19. Trinity U. 51 20. Usmma 47 21. Redlands 46 22. Rowan 45 23. Tufts 41 23. Bsc 41 25. St. Thomas 37 26. Ithaca 33 26. Suny Fredonia 33 28. Calvin 31 28. Occidental 31 30. W&L 29 31. Kalamazoo 28 32. York 26 33. Whitworth 22 34. Behrend 20 35. Widener 19.5 36. Pomona-Pitzer 17 37. Bates 16 38. Middlebury 14 38. Union 14 40. Uw-L 13 40. Stevens 13 40. Rose-Hulman 13 40. Westminster 13 44. Coast Guard 12 45. Colorado College 11 46. Hartwick 10 47. Suny Geneseo 9 47. Springfield 9 49. Carnegie Mellon 8 49. Case Western 8 51. Uw-Stevens Point 5 52. Wpi 2 52. Lake Forest 2
Women’s 400 free relay
Denison’s relay of Rima Jurjus (51.34), Carolyn Kane (49.88), Ashley Yearwood (50.05) and Mary Van Leuvan (50.22) secured a second place finish as a team with their victory in 3:21.49. They were just off the national record of 3:21.28 set by Emory in 2013.
Kenyon was second in 3:22.47 with Hannah Lobb (50.76), Haley Townsend (50.87), Megan Morris (50.63), and Jenner McLeod (50.21).
Williams was third in 3:22.90 with Faye Sultan (51.75), Lauren Jones (50.71), Emma Waddell (49.69) and Sarah Thompson (50.75).
1 Denison 3:23.64 3:21.49 40
1) Jurjus, Rima SR 2) Kane, Carolyn SO
3) Yearwood, Ashley JR 4) Van Leuven, Mary JR
24.45 51.34 (51.34)
1:14.97 (23.63) 1:41.22 (49.88)
2:04.84 (23.62) 2:31.27 (50.05)
2:54.70 (23.43) 3:21.49 (50.22)
2 Kenyon 3:23.48 3:22.47 34
1) Lobb, Hannah JR 2) Townsend, Haley JR
3) Morris, Megan JR 4) McLeod, Jenner SO
24.64 50.76 (50.76)
1:14.83 (24.07) 1:41.63 (50.87)
2:05.68 (24.05) 2:32.26 (50.63)
2:55.93 (23.67) 3:22.47 (50.21)
3 Williams 3:23.54 3:22.90 32
1) Sultan, Faye JR 2) Jones, Lauren SO
3) Waddell, Emma FY 4) Thompson, Sarah SR
24.57 51.75 (51.75)
1:15.96 (24.21) 1:42.46 (50.71)
2:06.35 (23.89) 2:32.15 (49.69)
2:56.65 (24.50) 3:22.90 (50.75)
1. Emory 603 2. Denison 457.5 3. Williams 434 4. Kenyon 404 5. Johns Hopkins 250 6. Amherst 173 7. Mit 142 8. Wash U. MO 120.5 9. Nyu 116 10. Gustavus 99.5 11. Bates 91 12. Wheaton IL 84 13. Chicago 82 14. DePauw 63 15. St. Thomas 61 16. Cms 60.5 17. Stevens 41 18. Uwec 40 18. Middlebury 40 20. Wellesley 37 21. Uw-Whitewater 36 21. Luther 36 23. Suny Fredonia 34 24. Hope College 33 25. Trinity U. 31 26. Centre College 27 27. La Verne 26 28. Rochester 24.5 29. Suny Geneseo 24 30. Lake Forest 23 30. Springfield 23 32. Ithaca 18 33. Keene St. 16 34. Iwu 15 34. Rensselaer 15 36. Rose-Hulman 14 37. Vassar 12 38. Mount Holyoke 11 39. Conn College 10 39. Kalamazoo 10 41. Carnegie Mellon 9 42. Pomona-Pitzer 8 43. Westfield State 6.5 44. Grove City 6 45. Ursinus 1 45. Carleton 1
Men’s 400 free relay
The College of New Jersey and Chicago tied for the win in the last race of the meet with identical 2:57.85. A fitting end to a very fast and fun filled meet.
TCNJ time was swum by Joe Dunn (44.98), Brian Perez (44.13), Scott Vitabile (44.56) and Brett Pedersen (44.18).
Chicago’s Mantim Lee (45.65), Thomas Meek (44.14), Jeremy Estes (44.11), and Matthew Veldman (43.95) combined for the effort.
Gettysburg snagged third with Jason Potter (44.03), Mike Harmon (45.13), Ty Dougherty (44.69), and Ashton Leyens (44.08) for a 2:57.93.
1 TCNJ 2:59.37 2:57.85 37
1) Dunn, Joe JR 2) Perez, Brian SR
3) Vitabile, Scott SO 4) Pedersen, Brett SR
21.46 44.98 (44.98)
1:05.66 (20.68) 1:29.11 (44.13)
1:50.22 (21.11) 2:13.67 (44.56)
2:34.51 (20.84) 2:57.85 (44.18)
1 Chicago 2:59.54 2:57.85 37
1) Lee, Mantim SO 2) Meek, Thomas JR
3) Estes, Jeremy SO 4) Veldman, Matthew JR
22.00 45.65 (45.65)
1:06.22 (20.57) 1:29.79 (44.14)
1:50.58 (20.79) 2:13.90 (44.11)
2:34.62 (20.72) 2:57.85 (43.95)
3 Gettysburg 2:58.05 2:57.93 32
1) Potter, Jason SR 2) Harmon, Mike SR
3) Dougherty, Ty FY 4) Leyens, Ashton SR
20.77 44.03 (44.03)
1:04.98 (20.95) 1:29.16 (45.13)
1:49.99 (20.83) 2:13.85 (44.69)
2:34.62 (20.77) 2:57.93 (44.08)
1. Kenyon 468 2. Denison 383 3. Williams 292 4. Emory 233 5. Cms 204 6. Wash U. MO 167 7. The College of NJ 164 8. Johns Hopkins 162 9. Nyu 153 10. Mit 151.5 11. DePauw 125 12. Gettysburg 123 13. Amherst 107 14. Chicago 94 15. Whitman 76 16. Keene St. 66 17. Trinity U. 57 18. Mary Washington 54 19. Conn College 52 20. Usmma 47 21. Redlands 46 22. Rowan 45 23. Bsc 41 23. Tufts 41 25. St. Thomas 37 26. Ithaca 33 26. Suny Fredonia 33 28. Occidental 31 28. Calvin 31 30. W&L 29 31. Kalamazoo 28 32. York 26 33. Whitworth 22 34. Behrend 20 35. Widener 19.5 36. Pomona-Pitzer 17 37. Bates 16 38. Union 14 38. Middlebury 14 40. Westminster 13 40. Stevens 13 40. Uw-L 13 40. Rose-Hulman 13 44. Coast Guard 12 45. Colorado College 11 46. Hartwick 10 47. Springfield 9 47. Suny Geneseo 9 49. Case Western 8 49. Carnegie Mellon 8 51. Uw-Stevens Point 5 52. Albion 2 52. Wpi 2 52. Lake Forest 2
Schedule of events
- Women’s 1650 free
- Men’s 1650 free
- Women’s 100 free
- Men’s 100 free
- Women’s 200 back
- Men’s 200 back
- Women’s 200 breast
- Men’s 200 breast
- Men’s three-meter diving
- Women’s 400 free relay
- Men’s 400 free relay
A full recap of this mornings prelims session can be found here.