2023 Division III Championships: Emory Men Take Relay Record, Day 1 Lead
The Emory men’s team are chasing a second straight NCAA Division III swimming and diving championship. After day 1 of the meet at the Greensboro Aquatic Center, the Eagles are laying the groundwork for a repeat.
Emory capped a first day in the lead by setting the NCAA record in the men’s 200 medley relay Wednesday night. Emory’s women’s team also won the relay that concluded the first night session, but the Eagles are tied with Kenyon for second, trailing front-running Denison.
The recap from the first night.
2023 Division III Championships Links
2023 Division III Championships Team Scores
Women - Team Rankings - Through Event 8 1. Denison 107 2. Kenyon 90 2. Emory 90 4. Williams 77 5. Tufts 69.5 6. Chicago 59.5 7. Hope College 46 8. Nyu 44 9. Mit 39 10. Pomona-Pitzer 36.5 11. Amherst 35 12. Ithaca 33 13. Bowdoin 31 14. Carnegie Mellon 28 15. Claremont MS 24 16. Johns Hopkins 23.5 17. St. Kate's 15 18. Mary Washington 13 19. Wheaton (Ma) 12 19. Springfield 12 19. Trinity University 12 22. Bates 8 23. Case Western 7 24. Suny Geneseo 6 25. Swarthmore 5 26. St Olaf 3 26. Wash U. MO 3
Men - Team Rankings - Through Event 9 1. Emory 110.5 2. Kenyon 80.5 3. Chicago 65 4. Mit 62 5. Johns Hopkins 57 6. Calvin 50 7. Williams 46 8. Bates 45 9. Denison 37 9. Nyu 37 11. Wash U. MO 32 12. John Carroll 24 13. Colby 20 14. Tcnj 17.5 15. Conn College 17 16. Tufts 16.5 17. Carnegie Mellon 14 18. Trinity University 10 19. Pomona-Pitzer 7 20. Claremont MS 6 21. Rowan 5 22. Bowdoin 4 22. Suny Geneseo 4 22. Brandeis 4 25. St. Mary's MD 3
Women’s 500 freestyle
Denison’s Taryn Wisner, the 2022 champ, was the fastest seed in the morning, but Kristin Cornish of Johns Hopkins spoiled the repeat bid. The sophomore went 4:48.38 to best her classmate Wisner, second in 4:49.84. Cornish was slightly quicker than the 4:48.55 Wisner used last year to win.
Cornish was second in that race and later bested Wisner in the mile a season ago.
Denison profited on the points side. Tara Witkowski finished third for the second straight season, and freshman Emily Harris was fifth. NYU’s Caitlyn Marshall finished fourth.
Event 1 Women 500 Yard Freestyle
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NCAA Record: * 4:43.37 3/23/2011 Kendra Stern, Amherst
Meet Qualify: 4:59.17
2022 Winner: 4:48.55 Taryn Wisner, Denison
4:45.33 A A-cut
5:00.37 B B-cut
Name Year School Prelims Finals Points
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=== Championship Final ===
1 Cornish, Kristi SO JHU 4:52.54 4:48.38 B 20
r:+0.79 25.94 54.10 (28.16)
1:22.99 (28.89) 1:52.40 (29.41)
2:21.68 (29.28) 2:50.75 (29.07)
3:20.06 (29.31) 3:49.60 (29.54)
4:19.36 (29.76) 4:48.38 (29.02)
2 Wisner, Taryn SO Denison 4:52.13 4:49.84 B 17
r:+0.84 26.53 54.97 (28.44)
1:23.81 (28.84) 1:52.92 (29.11)
2:22.31 (29.39) 2:51.64 (29.33)
3:21.19 (29.55) 3:50.76 (29.57)
4:20.49 (29.73) 4:49.84 (29.35)
3 Witkowski, Tara JR Denison 4:53.48 4:50.66 B 16
r:+0.68 27.02 55.98 (28.96)
1:24.82 (28.84) 1:54.25 (29.43)
2:23.61 (29.36) 2:52.97 (29.36)
3:22.30 (29.33) 3:51.90 (29.60)
4:21.39 (29.49) 4:50.66 (29.27)
4 Marshall, Caitl SO NYU 4:54.72 4:52.81 B 15
r:+0.72 26.57 55.32 (28.75)
1:24.75 (29.43) 1:54.39 (29.64)
2:24.00 (29.61) 2:53.69 (29.69)
3:23.52 (29.83) 3:53.65 (30.13)
4:23.37 (29.72) 4:52.81 (29.44)
5 Harris, Emily FR Denison 4:57.33 4:55.67 B 14
r:+0.72 27.22 56.78 (29.56)
1:26.68 (29.90) 1:56.40 (29.72)
2:26.04 (29.64) 2:56.00 (29.96)
3:26.01 (30.01) 3:55.93 (29.92)
4:25.85 (29.92) 4:55.67 (29.82)
6 Gordon, Jessica SR Amherst 4:57.30 4:55.84 B 13
r:+0.81 26.98 56.65 (29.67)
1:26.69 (30.04) 1:56.40 (29.71)
2:25.89 (29.49) 2:55.65 (29.76)
3:25.77 (30.12) 3:55.70 (29.93)
4:25.94 (30.24) 4:55.84 (29.90)
7 Hoffman, Sarah JR Kenyon 4:57.38 4:57.38 B 12
r:+0.78 27.31 56.49 (29.18)
1:26.03 (29.54) 1:55.98 (29.95)
2:26.04 (30.06) 2:56.27 (30.23)
3:26.57 (30.30) 3:56.85 (30.28)
4:27.25 (30.40) 4:57.38 (30.13)
8 Codd, Lily FR Williams 4:57.33 5:03.87 11
r:+0.68 28.09 56.89 (28.80)
1:27.27 (30.38) 1:57.98 (30.71)
2:29.08 (31.10) 3:00.22 (31.14)
3:31.53 (31.31) 4:02.76 (31.23)
4:33.67 (30.91) 5:03.87 (30.20)
Men’s 500 freestyle
Patrick Pema was the fastest seed in the morning by more than three seconds, and the Emory senior swam away from the group at night to win in 4:20.41. He had been fourth in this event last year but ended up more than a second clear of the runner-up, Justin Finkel of Connecticut College.
Kenyon’s Bryan Fitzgerald, the reigning champ, grabbed bronze. Emory got a second A finalist in Benjamin Thorsen, who finished eighth.
Event 2 Men 500 Yard Freestyle
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NCAA Record: * 4:18.35 3/15/2017 Arthur Conover, Kenyon
Meet Qualify: 4:28.69
2022 Winner: 4:21.58 Bryan Fitzgerald, Kenyon
4:20.26 A A-cut
4:32.31 B B-cut
Name Year School Prelims Finals Points
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=== Championship Final ===
1 Pema, Patrick SR Emory 4:21.68 4:20.41 B 20
r:+0.63 23.03 48.70 (25.67)
1:14.61 (25.91) 1:40.83 (26.22)
2:07.18 (26.35) 2:33.63 (26.45)
3:00.28 (26.65) 3:27.07 (26.79)
3:53.70 (26.63) 4:20.41 (26.71)
2 Finkel, Justin SO Conn College 4:24.49 4:21.47 B 17
r:+0.73 24.48 50.88 (26.40)
1:17.52 (26.64) 1:44.18 (26.66)
2:11.19 (27.01) 2:37.88 (26.69)
3:04.12 (26.24) 3:30.55 (26.43)
3:56.42 (25.87) 4:21.47 (25.05)
3 Fitzgerald, Bry SR Kenyon 4:26.23 4:22.70 B 16
r:+0.68 23.38 49.21 (25.83)
1:15.54 (26.33) 1:42.17 (26.63)
2:08.89 (26.72) 2:35.73 (26.84)
3:02.72 (26.99) 3:29.42 (26.70)
3:56.35 (26.93) 4:22.70 (26.35)
4 Kelber, Mason SR Wash U. MO 4:24.16 4:23.16 B 15
r:+0.66 23.93 49.84 (25.91)
1:16.29 (26.45) 1:43.19 (26.90)
2:10.26 (27.07) 2:37.37 (27.11)
3:04.28 (26.91) 3:31.06 (26.78)
3:57.49 (26.43) 4:23.16 (25.67)
5 Roddy, Kellen JR JHU 4:23.18 4:24.18 B 14
r:+0.65 24.08 50.29 (26.21)
1:16.59 (26.30) 1:43.43 (26.84)
2:09.91 (26.48) 2:36.30 (26.39)
3:03.01 (26.71) 3:30.01 (27.00)
3:57.34 (27.33) 4:24.18 (26.84)
6 Pritchard, Thom SR NYU 4:26.43 4:26.75 B 13
r:+0.65 24.55 50.86 (26.31)
1:17.60 (26.74) 1:44.56 (26.96)
2:11.54 (26.98) 2:38.71 (27.17)
3:05.99 (27.28) 3:33.26 (27.27)
4:00.41 (27.15) 4:26.75 (26.34)
7 Atherton, Alexa SO Williams 4:26.96 4:27.40 B 12
r:+0.74 24.51 51.35 (26.84)
1:18.19 (26.84) 1:45.07 (26.88)
2:12.17 (27.10) 2:39.34 (27.17)
3:06.59 (27.25) 3:33.99 (27.40)
4:01.14 (27.15) 4:27.40 (26.26)
8 Thorsen, Benjam SO Emory 4:26.88 4:27.52 B 11
r:+0.74 23.90 49.95 (26.05)
1:16.64 (26.69) 1:43.81 (27.17)
2:11.06 (27.25) 2:38.15 (27.09)
3:05.28 (27.13) 3:32.58 (27.30)
4:00.39 (27.81) 4:27.52 (27.13)
Women’s 200 individual medley
With Kenyon legend Crile Hart having graduated, opportunities are opened anew in events like the 200 IM, which had seniors finish in the top three spots and five of the top six last year. The new blood filling that void is the only underclassmen to have been in the top six last year, Williams’ Sophia Verkleeren.
From fourth, the sophomore rose to the top step of the podium. She was the only swimmer to break two minutes in 1:59.47.
Hope College’s Greta Gidley finished second, with Lily Klinginsmith of Tufts third. Those youngsters bumped a pair of medalists from last year down – Jordyn Wentzel of St. Kate’s went from second to fourth, while Claremont Mudd Scripps’s Augusta Lewis was fifth Wednesday after earning bronze last year.
Event 3 Women 200 Yard IM
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NCAA Record: * 1:57.76 3/16/2022 Crile Hart, Kenyon
Meet Qualify: 2:04.96
2022 Winner: 1:57.76 Crile Hart, Kenyon
1:58.27 A A-cut
2:06.23 B B-cut
Name Year School Prelims Finals Points
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=== Championship Final ===
1 Verkleeren, Sop SO Williams 2:00.91 1:59.47 B 20
r:+0.73 26.29 55.20 (28.91)
1:30.55 (35.35) 1:59.47 (28.92)
2 Gidley, Greta SO Hope College 2:01.07 2:00.71 B 17
r:+0.68 26.04 55.84 (29.80)
1:31.10 (35.26) 2:00.71 (29.61)
3 Klinginsmith, L FR Tufts 2:02.65 2:00.73 B 16
r:+0.68 25.71 56.58 (30.87)
1:33.20 (36.62) 2:00.73 (27.53)
4 Wentzel, Jordyn 5Y St. Kate's 2:01.55 2:00.89 B 15
r:+0.71 26.48 56.61 (30.13)
1:31.66 (35.05) 2:00.89 (29.23)
5 Lewis, Augusta SR C-M-S 2:02.90 2:01.15 B 14
r:+0.68 26.47 57.14 (30.67)
1:31.97 (34.83) 2:01.15 (29.18)
6 Brooks, Kinsey JR Mary Washington 2:02.70 2:02.02 B 13
r:+0.65 26.35 58.41 (32.06)
1:32.74 (34.33) 2:02.02 (29.28)
7 Burns, Neely FR Trinity (TX) 2:02.03 2:02.16 B 12
r:+0.66 27.47 59.26 (31.79)
1:33.38 (34.12) 2:02.16 (28.78)
8 Kraus, Sara SO Hope College 2:03.11 2:04.21 B 11
r:+0.80 27.23 57.19 (29.96)
1:33.46 (36.27) 2:04.21 (30.75)
Men’s 200 individual medley
Garrett Clasen has gotten faster since last year, and he’s got another gold medal to show for it. The University of Chicago sophomore repeated as champion in 1:45.65, nearly a half-second quicker than he was last year.
MIT’s Jaden Lou was part of a podium sweep by juniors, going 1:46.99. Alex McCormick of Washington University finished third in 1:47.18.
Women’s 50 freestyle
In a final featuring six seniors, it was a youngster who led the way. NYU freshman Kaley McIntyre was quickest in the morning and held off the field at night, clocking in at 22.78 seconds in both swims. At night, it was sufficient to edge Denison’s Tara Culibrk by .03 seconds, with Alexandra White of Kenyon another .01 back.
Emory’s Taylor Leone, last year’s NCAA Division III champion at 22.72, finished fourth in 22.89, a spot ahead of teammate Caroline Maki, who had fourth last year.
Event 5 Women 50 Yard Freestyle
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NCAA Record: * 22.48 3/21/2018 Fiona Muir, Emory
Meet Qualify: 23.48
2022 Winner: 22.72 Taylor Leone, Emory
22.72 A A-cut
23.63 B B-cut
Name Year School Prelims Finals Points
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=== Championship Final ===
1 McIntyre, Kaley FR NYU 22.78 22.78 B 20
r:+0.66 11.28 22.78 (11.50)
2 Culibrk, Tara SR Denison 22.99 22.81 B 17
r:+0.71 11.14 22.81 (11.67)
3 White, Alexandr SR Kenyon 22.99 22.82 B 16
r:+0.69 10.99 22.82 (11.83)
4 Leone, Taylor 5Y Emory 22.92 22.89 B 15
r:+0.64 11.22 22.89 (11.67)
5 Maki, Caroline SR Emory 22.88 22.98 B 14
r:+0.63 11.09 22.98 (11.89)
6 Riccio, Ella SO Bowdoin 23.26 23.33 B 13
r:+0.66 11.08 23.33 (12.25)
7 Charlemagne, Mi SR Springfield 23.34 23.41 B 12
r:+0.70 11.22 23.41 (12.19)
8 Ulmer, Katelin SR Tufts 23.28 23.58 B 11
r:+0.70 11.39 23.58 (12.19)
Men’s 50 freestyle
What a difference a year makes for Noah Holstege. The fifth-year senior at Calvin finished 19th in the 50 free last year. Wednesday, he was on top in emphatic fashion, dropping a 19.48 in the final to best the field by .29 seconds.
Bates’ Nathaniel Berry finished second in 19.77. He’d finished sixth last year. Nicholas Goudie of Emory, last year’s runner-up, grabbed bronze this time around in 19.87, tied with TCNJ junior James McChesney.
Event 6 Men 50 Yard Freestyle
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NCAA Record: * 19.37 3/21/2018 Oliver Smith, Emory
Meet Qualify: 20.23
2022 Winner: 19.50 Kevin Gillooly, Rowan
19.46 A A-cut
20.51 B B-cut
Name Year School Prelims Finals Points
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=== Championship Final ===
1 Holstege, Noah 5Y Calvin 19.73 19.48 B 20
r:+0.67 9.54 19.48 (9.94)
2 Berry, Nathanie SR Bates 19.71 19.77 B 17
r:+0.63 9.60 19.77 (10.17)
3 Goudie, Nichola JR Emory 19.86 19.87 B 15.5
r:+0.59 9.44 19.87 (10.43)
3 McChesney, Jame JR TCNJ 19.96 19.87 B 15.5
r:+0.65 9.52 19.87 (10.35)
5 Dragojlovic, Dj FR Kenyon 19.91 20.02 B 13.5
r:+0.67 9.77 20.02 (10.25)
5 Labarge, Peter SR Tufts 19.98 20.02 B 13.5
r:+0.66 9.74 20.02 (10.28)
7 Mortimer, Neil JR Colby 19.86 20.18 B 12
r:+0.60 9.73 20.18 (10.45)
8 Obochi, Tobe JR MIT 20.04 20.38 B 11
r:+0.65 9.75 20.38 (10.63)
Women’s 3-meter diving
Ariana Khan offered a boost to Emory’s title hopes, winning 3-meter with a score of 478.40. She outdistanced Ithaca’s Karalyn Pawcio by just under seven points. Veronica Fong rounded out the medalists for Chicago, which joined Ithaca and Carnegie Mellon in taking home two top-eight results each. Chicago had the only holdover finalist from last year in Cynthia Tang, who finished sixth.
Event 7 Women 3 mtr Diving
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NCAA Record: * 517.10 3/20/2010 Hayley Emerick, Trinity
2022 Winner: 486.45 Ava Lowell, Ithaca
Name Year School Prelims Finals Points
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=== Championship Final ===
1 Khan, Ariana SO Emory 417.55 478.40 20
2 Pawcio, Karalyn SR Ithaca 415.35 471.70 17
3 Fong, Veronica FR Chicago 436.30 462.70 16
4 Bluestein, Sydn SO Amherst 410.15 439.80 15
5 Kuramoto, Kelli JR Carnegie Mellon 436.55 421.20 14
6 Tang, Cynthia SO Chicago 413.25 412.95 13
7 Schwallie, Emil SR Carnegie Mellon 409.70 409.10 12
8 Lange, Rachel SR Ithaca 408.85 405.50 11
Women’s 200 medley relay
Emory’s foursome of Megan Jungers, Anna Glowniak, Taylor Leone and Caroline Maki outdueled Kenyon to take down the Owls’ NCAA record from last year. The Eagles went 1:39.55, .12 quicker than the runner-up Owls and .04 quicker than Keynon’s record time from last year. Leone did the damage by splitting 23.69 on butterfly.
Kenyon’s quartet was Olivia Smith, Jenna Fadely, Celia Ford and Alexandra White. Williams finished third. Denison only ended up seventh, but the points are enough to have them in the lead after Day 1.
Event 8 Women 200 Yard Medley Relay
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NCAA Record: * 1:39.59 3/16/2022 , Kenyo
Smith, Fadely, Hart, Mirus
Meet Qualify: 1:43.95
2022 Winner: 1:39.59 , Kenyon
1:45.28 B B-cut
School Prelims Finals Points
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=== Championship Final ===
1 Emory 1:41.06 1:39.55*B 40
1) Jungers, Megan JR 2) r:0.22 Glowniak, Anna SR
3) r:0.26 Leone, Taylor 5Y 4) r:0.20 Maki, Caroline SR
r:+0.86 25.38 53.63 (28.25)
1:17.32 (23.69) 1:39.55 (22.23)
2 Kenyon 1:41.94 1:39.67 B 34
1) Smith, Olivia SR 2) r:0.30 Fadely, Jennah SO
3) r:0.28 Ford, Celia SO 4) r:0.25 White, Alexandra SR
r:+0.70 25.01 52.52 (27.51)
1:17.39 (24.87) 1:39.67 (22.28)
3 Williams 1:42.68 1:41.09 B 32
1) Verkleeren, Sophia SO 2) r:0.22 Wager, Amanda JR
3) r:0.17 Kilcoyne, Samantha JR 4) r:0.19 Yang, Irene FR
r:+0.73 25.51 53.86 (28.35)
1:17.79 (23.93) 1:41.09 (23.30)
4 MIT 1:42.39 1:41.48 B 30
1) Augustyn, Kate SO 2) r:0.29 Chen, Edenna SR
3) r:0.31 Levy, Lauren FR 4) r:0.20 Wen, Melody JR
r:+0.71 25.88 53.35 (27.47)
1:18.17 (24.82) 1:41.48 (23.31)
5 Pomona-Pitzer 1:43.27 1:41.96 B 28
1) Liao, Abbey JR 2) r:0.19 Gill, Alex SR
3) r:0.15 Turvey, Alex JR 4) r:0.11 Gould, Katie JR
r:+0.64 26.33 54.19 (27.86)
1:18.64 (24.45) 1:41.96 (23.32)
6 Tufts 1:42.44 1:42.48 B 26
1) Klinginsmith, Lily FR 2) r:0.58 Wheeler, Quinci FR
3) r:0.09 Foltenyi, Jade FR 4) r:0.29 Ulmer, Katelin SR
r:+0.84 25.87 54.88 (29.01)
1:19.47 (24.59) 1:42.48 (23.01)
7 Denison 1:43.64 1:42.56 B 24
1) Moody, Claire SO 2) r:0.16 Crane, Christina SR
3) r:0.24 Palmroos, Maja SO 4) r:0.29 Kadlecik, Grace SO
r:+0.66 26.47 54.87 (28.40)
1:19.22 (24.35) 1:42.56 (23.34)
8 Chicago 1:43.64 1:44.13 B 22
1) Georgopoulou, Ioanna SO 2) r:0.18 Luo, Julia FR
3) r:0.30 Candy, Jane JR 4) r:0.23 Schwieters, Grace SR
r:+0.71 26.15 55.48 (29.33)
1:20.82 (25.34) 1:44.13 (23.31)
Men’s 200 medley relay
Emory’s squad of Ryan Soh, Jake Meyer, Jeff Echols and Colin Lafave clocked in at 1:25.85 to erase the NCAA record set back in 2017 by Emory at 1:26.14. Runner-up MIT was also under the old record in 1:26.11. Kenyon finished third.
Event 9 Men 200 Yard Medley Relay
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NCAA Record: * 1:26.14 3/15/2017 , Emory
Ono, Wilson, Tollen, Smith
Meet Qualify: 1:29.38
2022 Winner: 1:27.08 , Emory
1:30.37 B B-cut
School Prelims Finals Points
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=== Championship Final ===
1 Emory 1:27.27 1:25.85*B 40
1) Soh, Ryan SR 2) r:0.15 Meyer, Jake JR
3) r:0.11 Echols, Jeff SO 4) r:0.15 Lafave, Colin SR
r:+0.87 21.90 45.44 (23.54)
1:06.59 (21.15) 1:25.85 (19.26)
2 MIT 1:28.01 1:26.11*B 34
1) Janicki, Adam SR 2) r:0.09 Luo, Jaden JR
3) r:0.19 Peng, Michael FR 4) r:0.02 Obochi, Tobe JR
r:+0.67 21.59 45.82 (24.23)
1:07.01 (21.19) 1:26.11 (19.10)
3 Kenyon 1:27.84 1:26.76 B 32
1) Kosian, Yurii JR 2) r:0.26 Weekes, Luis Setian SR
3) r:0.22 Krtinic, Marko JR 4) r:0.02 De Silva, K.T. ntha SR
r:+0.67 22.14 46.57 (24.43)
1:07.43 (20.86) 1:26.76 (19.33)
4 Calvin 1:28.03 1:27.09 B 30
1) Holstege, Noah 5Y 2) r:0.25 Gemmen, Caleb FR
3) r:0.13 Peterson, Forrest JR 4) r:0.27 Heeres, Jacob SR
r:+0.83 21.99 46.71 (24.72)
1:07.37 (20.66) 1:27.09 (19.72)
5 Chicago 1:28.31 1:27.14 B 28
1) Tritter, Hudson JR 2) r:0.31 Starbuck, Jason JR
3) r:0.25 Ssengonzi, Jesse JR 4) r:0.19 Kiselnikov, Arthur SR
r:+0.87 22.22 46.50 (24.28)
1:07.30 (20.80) 1:27.14 (19.84)
6 Bates 1:27.74 1:27.87 B 26
1) Berry, Nathaniel SR 2) r:0.19 Somridhivej, Marich FR
3) r:0.21 Giang, Edmond SR 4) r:-0.01 Cory, Maximillian FR
r:+0.81 21.16 45.64 (24.48)
1:07.81 (22.17) 1:27.87 (20.06)
7 John Carroll 1:27.96 1:27.88 B 24
1) McDonnell, Liam SR 2) r:0.05 Venos, Jonah SR
3) r:0.14 Liddell, Bryce SO 4) r:0.19 Argalious, Daniel FR
r:+0.73 21.03 45.78 (24.75)
1:07.86 (22.08) 1:27.88 (20.02)
8 JHU 1:28.88 1:28.38 B 22
1) Rua, Steven SR 2) r:0.11 Limberg, Justin JR
3) r:0.25 Clapp, Avery FR 4) r:0.34 Ryan, Spencer SR
r:+0.79 22.58 47.23 (24.65)
1:08.11 (20.88) 1:28.38 (20.27)
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When I see teams listed in order of rank, my eye always prefers to see the left column run in order from top to bottom, then carry back to the top of the right hand column. Every time you list them right-left-right-left, I have to constantly reorient myself. It makes it worse when Emory is shown as “2” right below Denison in “1”, with Kenyon in ‘actual 2″ to the right. It sounds confusing just writing this. I’m sure that is just a typo, and Emory is intended to be “3”.
I also like to mentally add men+women to see who is ahead in combined score. Maybe that is not official protocol. Maybe that’s why it is shown on a separate list. I can’t help it, I’m just wired to want to know.
Congratulations Bates and especially my awesome nephew Nathaniel Berry!!)