The second night of the 2018 NCAA Division III Swimming and Diving Championships saw no records fall, but plenty of exciting races at the mecca of swimming, the IU Natatorium in Indianapolis, Indiana.
The Williams women stole the show as they got the night started with three consecutive wins. Emory women still lead the meet and the Denison men are leading after two full days of competition.
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Men’s 200 Free Relay
Emory’s Oliver Smith brought home the title for Emory as he came home in an 18.71. That is Smith’s fastest split in his career as he won the 50 for the third year in a row last night. Sage Ono (20.43), Trey Kolleck (19.66) and Aaron Schwartz (19.81) set up Smith as they won in 1:18.61. They were slightly off Kenyon’s NCAA record of 1:18.06 from 2012.
MIT came in second in the final at 1:20.55 with Sam Ubellacker (20.56), Dane Erickson (20.29), Jeremy Bogle (20.06) and Joshua Tomazin (19.64).
The other 19 splits in the field came from Stevens Point’s Reilly Donnellan (19.55), Kenyon’s Matt Cooper (19.82), Pomona-Pitzer’s Lukas Menkhoff (19.85) and Johns Hopkins’ Nathaniel Davenport (19.91).
Event 10 Men 200 Yard Freestyle Relay
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NCAA Record: * 1:18.06 3/22/2012 , Kenyon
Somers, Turk, Richardson, Ramsey
Meet Qualify: 1:22.18
2017 Winner: 1:19.03 Emory
School Prelims Finals Points
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=== Championship Final ===
1 Emory 1:18.57 1:18.61 40
1) Ono, Sage SO 2) Kolleck, Trey JR
3) Schwartz, Aaron SR 4) Smith, Oliver SR
20.43 40.09 (19.66)
59.90 (19.81) 1:18.61 (18.71)
2 MIT 1:21.11 1:20.55 34
1) Ubellacker, Sam SO 2) Erickson, Dane SR
3) Bogle, Jeremy SR 4) Tomazin, Josh SR
20.56 40.85 (20.29)
1:00.91 (20.06) 1:20.55 (19.64)
3 UW Stevens Point 1:20.88 1:20.63 32
1) Englehardt, Jack SR 2) Jekel, Sam SR
3) Richardson, Brandon SR 4) Donnellan, Reilly JR
20.10 40.56 (20.46)
1:01.08 (20.52) 1:20.63 (19.55)
4 Pomona-Pitzer 1:21.47 1:20.82 30
1) Hui, Adrian JR 2) Hallman, Mark SR
3) Menkhoff, Lukas FR 4) To, Sam SR
20.48 40.53 (20.05)
1:00.38 (19.85) 1:20.82 (20.44)
5 Kenyon 1:21.71 1:20.94 28
1) Shields, Reilly SO 2) Weiss, Tommy SO
3) Cooper, Matt SR 4) Fitch, David FR
20.74 41.10 (20.36)
1:00.92 (19.82) 1:20.94 (20.02)
6 Johns Hopkins 1:20.99 1:21.13 26
1) Fabian, Brandon SO 2) Kuyl, Emile JR
3) Wilson, Mark SR 4) Davenport, Nathaniel FR
20.51 40.88 (20.37)
1:01.22 (20.34) 1:21.13 (19.91)
7 Denison 1:21.09 1:21.20 24
1) Senior, Kymani SO 2) Fox, Kenny JR
3) Weicht, Brett JR 4) Wagner, Zack SR
20.53 40.69 (20.16)
1:01.24 (20.55) 1:21.20 (19.96)
8 Tufts 1:22.14 1:21.75 22
1) Gu, Roger SO 2) Camerano, Costantino SO
3) Brienza, Michael SR 4) Wallace, Zachary SR
20.11 40.56 (20.45)
1:01.23 (20.67) 1:21.75 (20.52)
Women’s 200 Free Relay
Williams’ Emma Waddell came home in a 21.95 as she stormed through the field and stole the win for the Ephs at 1:32.48. Delaney Smith (24.03), Rollie Grinder (23.44) and Laura Westphal (23.06) swam for Williams as they took advantage of Emory’s DQ in the prelims this morning.
Kenyon finished in second at 1:32.60 and early leader Johns Hopkins was third at 1:33.27. Kenyon was second with Zoe Toscos (23.86), Abby Wilson (22.83), Princess Vilan Ferguson-Nguyen (23.48) and Emmie Mirus (22.60).
The fastest splits outside the top two came from Johns Hopkins’ Kiki Peterson (22.63), Pomona-Pitzer’s Maddie Kauahi (22.89), Denison’s KT Kustritz (23.01) and Calvin’s Abby VanHarn (23.10).
Event 11 Women 200 Yard Freestyle Relay
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NCAA Record: * 1:30.52 3/16/2017 , Emory
Muir, Sanchez-Aizcorbe, Taylor, Bergh
Meet Qualify: 1:35.15
2017 Winner: 1:30.52 Emory
School Prelims Finals Points
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=== Championship Final ===
1 Williams 1:33.83 1:32.48 40
1) Delaney Smith SR 2) Rollie Grinder FR
3) Laura Westphal FR 4) Emma Waddell SR
24.03 47.47 (23.44)
1:10.53 (23.06) 1:32.48 (21.95)
2 Kenyon 1:34.02 1:32.77 34
1) Zoe Toscos SO 2) Abby Wilson JR
3) Princess Vilan Ferguson-Nguye 4) Emmie Mirus FR
23.86 46.69 (22.83)
1:10.17 (23.48) 1:32.77 (22.60)
3 Johns Hopkins 1:34.18 1:33.27 32
1) Alison Shapiro SO 2) Kiki Petersen SO
3) Courtney Cowan SR 4) Natalia Rincon JR
23.45 46.08 (22.63)
1:09.22 (23.14) 1:33.27 (24.05)
4 Denison 1:33.36 1:33.34 30
1) Gabbie Nutter SO 2) Casey Kirby SO
3) Maddie Hopkins FR 4) KT Kustritz SO
23.82 47.11 (23.29)
1:10.33 (23.22) 1:33.34 (23.01)
5 Pomona-Pitzer 1:33.98 1:34.10 28
1) Hannah Zurmuhl SO 2) Kate Denend FR
3) Sabrina Kwan SO 4) Maddie Kauahi JR
23.65 47.48 (23.83)
1:11.21 (23.73) 1:34.10 (22.89)
6 Calvin 1:34.00 1:34.38 26
1) Emily Gunderson SO 2) Rachel Mattson SR
3) Madelyn Smith JR 4) Abby VanHarn SR
23.76 47.42 (23.66)
1:11.28 (23.86) 1:34.38 (23.10)
7 MIT 1:34.51 1:34.47 24
1) Priscilla Wu SO 2) Jess Chen SR
3) Kayla Holman SO 4) Lilia Staszel SO
23.84 47.31 (23.47)
1:10.70 (23.39) 1:34.47 (23.77)
8 Amherst 1:34.42 1:34.96 22
1) Geralyn Lam SR 2) Ingrid Shu SO
3) Natalie Rumpelt SO 4) Steph Moriarty SR
23.80 47.47 (23.67)
1:11.29 (23.82) 1:34.96 (23.67)
Men’s 400 IM
There were four total swimmers from Denison in the championship final but NYU senior Ian Rainey won his second title of the meet with a 3:47.77. He led from start to finish and didn’t let up. Rainey finished ahead of a pair of sophomores in Denison’s Bebe Wang (3:49.70) and MIT’s Bouke Edskes (3:52.03).
Denison’s Matthew Hedman (3:52.83), Robert Williams (3:53.09) and Brad Stevenson (4:01.39), as well as consol champion Francis Biagioli (3:55.45) picked up valuable points for the Big Red in the event.
New Paltz’ Cooper Knapp (3:55.74) and Kenyon’s Colin Reardon (3:58.84) also swam in the championship final.
Event 12 Men 400 Yard IM
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NCAA Record: * 3:46.62 3/19/2015 Harrison Curley, Kenyon
Meet Qualify: 3:58.80
2017 Winner: 3:47.31 Jackson Lindell, Denison
Name Year School Prelims Finals Points
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=== Championship Final ===
1 Rainey, Ian SR NYU 3:53.16 3:47.77 20
23.95 51.35 (27.40)
1:20.57 (29.22) 1:49.42 (28.85)
2:21.81 (32.39) 2:54.21 (32.40)
3:21.11 (26.90) 3:47.77 (26.66)
2 Wang, Robert SO Denison 3:54.12 3:49.70 17
24.72 52.86 (28.14)
1:22.54 (29.68) 1:51.38 (28.84)
2:23.85 (32.47) 2:56.59 (32.74)
3:23.56 (26.97) 3:49.70 (26.14)
3 Edskes, Bouke SO MIT 3:55.11 3:52.03 16
23.88 51.80 (27.92)
1:21.45 (29.65) 1:50.44 (28.99)
2:22.79 (32.35) 2:56.63 (33.84)
3:25.36 (28.73) 3:52.03 (26.67)
4 Hedman, Matthew JR Denison 3:53.13 3:52.83 15
24.77 53.20 (28.43)
1:23.31 (30.11) 1:53.20 (29.89)
2:27.23 (34.03) 3:00.96 (33.73)
3:27.49 (26.53) 3:52.83 (25.34)
5 Williams, Rober SO Denison 3:54.94 3:53.09 14
24.64 51.56 (26.92)
1:22.68 (31.12) 1:53.60 (30.92)
2:26.90 (33.30) 3:00.14 (33.24)
3:26.97 (26.83) 3:53.09 (26.12)
6 Knapp, Cooper SO SUNY New Paltz 3:55.47 3:55.74 13
24.22 52.08 (27.86)
1:22.88 (30.80) 1:53.28 (30.40)
2:27.21 (33.93) 3:01.49 (34.28)
3:29.20 (27.71) 3:55.74 (26.54)
7 Reardon, Colin SO Kenyon 3:56.30 3:58.84 12
25.09 53.38 (28.29)
1:23.62 (30.24) 1:53.65 (30.03)
2:28.06 (34.41) 3:02.97 (34.91)
3:31.54 (28.57) 3:58.84 (27.30)
8 Stevenson, Brad JR Denison 3:56.31 4:01.39 11
25.20 54.48 (29.28)
1:26.99 (32.51) 1:58.74 (31.75)
2:31.69 (32.95) 3:05.14 (33.45)
3:34.08 (28.94) 4:01.39 (27.31)
Women’s 400 IM
Williams freshman Molly Craig continued Williams’ momentum into the 400 IM as she won the title with a 4:18.56. Craig used an impressive freestyle leg to run away from Ming-Fen Ong of Emory (4:19.80) and Denison’s Erica Hsu (4:20.50).
Emory’s Julia Durmer (4:20.59) was the early leader but fell off badly down the stretch as she finished fourth in the final.
Denison’s Natalie Zaravella (4:20.70), Emory’s Maria Turcanu (4:22.10), Carnegie Mellon’s Emma Nicklas-Morris (4:24.82) and Amherst’s Bridgitte Kwong (4:25.18) also swam in the championship final.
Event 13 Women 400 Yard IM
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NCAA Record: * 4:13.14 3/22/2012 Caroline Wilson, Williams
Meet Qualify: 4:29.37
2017 Winner: 4:15.71 Megan Pierce, Williams
Name Year School Prelims Finals Points
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=== Championship Final ===
1 Molly Craig FR Williams 4:20.08 4:18.56 20
27.31 58.14 (30.83)
1:30.93 (32.79) 2:03.08 (32.15)
2:40.97 (37.89) 3:18.60 (37.63)
3:48.90 (30.30) 4:18.56 (29.66)
2 Ming-fen Ong SR Emory 4:21.94 4:19.80 17
26.91 58.08 (31.17)
1:31.66 (33.58) 2:05.64 (33.98)
2:42.78 (37.14) 3:20.89 (38.11)
3:50.94 (30.05) 4:19.80 (28.86)
3 Erica Hsu SO Denison 4:20.04 4:20.50 16
27.91 59.97 (32.06)
1:32.58 (32.61) 2:04.44 (31.86)
2:42.28 (37.84) 3:21.38 (39.10)
3:51.88 (30.50) 4:20.50 (28.62)
4 Julia Durmer JR Emory 4:20.82 4:20.59 15
27.00 57.63 (30.63)
1:30.86 (33.23) 2:03.43 (32.57)
2:40.55 (37.12) 3:19.28 (38.73)
3:50.34 (31.06) 4:20.59 (30.25)
5 Natalie Zaravel SO Denison 4:22.24 4:20.70 14
27.77 59.25 (31.48)
1:33.30 (34.05) 2:06.79 (33.49)
2:43.59 (36.80) 3:21.53 (37.94)
3:51.67 (30.14) 4:20.70 (29.03)
6 Maria Magdalena SO Emory 4:23.46 4:22.10 13
27.26 58.25 (30.99)
1:32.99 (34.74) 2:07.20 (34.21)
2:44.48 (37.28) 3:22.63 (38.15)
3:52.98 (30.35) 4:22.10 (29.12)
7 Emma Nicklas-Mo SO Carnegie Mellon 4:24.81 4:24.82 12
27.44 58.73 (31.29)
1:32.77 (34.04) 2:06.72 (33.95)
2:44.84 (38.12) 3:23.88 (39.04)
3:54.08 (30.20) 4:24.82 (30.74)
8 Bridgitte Kwong JR Amherst 4:23.62 4:25.18 11
28.68 1:01.04 (32.36)
1:33.92 (32.88) 2:06.27 (32.35)
2:44.65 (38.38) 3:23.68 (39.03)
3:54.86 (31.18) 4:25.18 (30.32)
Men’s 100 Fly
Denison had yet to pick up a win in the 2018 NCAA Division III Swimming and Diving Championships until sophomore Kymani Senior won the 100 fly final. Senior had the fastest second 50 in the field as he won the final with a 48.03 ahead of Nebraska Wesleyan senior Garrett Cadotte (48.04) and Occidental senior Austin Lashley (48.28).
Both Cadotte and Lashley are the only swimmers at the meet for their respective schools.
Kenyon’s David Fitch (48.34), Denison’s Kenny Fox (48.41), Albion’s Nate Kosycki (48.49), Johns Hopkins’ Mark Wilson (48.69) and Williams’ Tim Kostolansky (48.73) also swam in the championship final.
Event 14 Men 100 Yard Butterfly
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NCAA Record: * 46.97 3/19/2015 Reed Dalton, Wash U
Meet Qualify: 48.92
2017 Winner: 47.37 Ben Lin, Williams
Name Year School Prelims Finals Points
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=== Championship Final ===
1 Senior, Kymani SO Denison 48.27 48.03 20
22.68 48.03 (25.35)
2 Cadotte, Garret SR Neb Wesleyan 48.21 48.04 17
22.58 48.04 (25.46)
3 Lashley, Austin SR Occidental 47.88 48.28 16
22.13 48.28 (26.15)
4 Fitch, David FR Kenyon 48.50 48.34 15
23.34 48.34 (25.00)
5 Fox, Kenny JR Denison 48.39 48.41 14
22.54 48.41 (25.87)
6 Kozycki, Nate JR Albion 48.45 48.49 13
22.70 48.49 (25.79)
7 Wilson, Mark SR Johns Hopkins 48.47 48.69 12
22.70 48.69 (25.99)
8 Kostolansky, Ti SR Williams 48.32 48.73 11
22.48 48.73 (26.25)
Women’s 100 Fly
Williams senior Emma Waddell won the third event in a row for the Ephs as she comfortably won the 100 fly final at 53.39. She successfully defended her NCAA title she won a year ago. She won comfortably ahead of Grove City sophomore Anne Dassow (54.63) and Wash U senior Niamh O’Grady (54.89).
Denison’s Angela Le (54.94), Emory’s Meg Campbell (55.20), Williams’ Madeline Downs (55.33), Emory’s Maria Kyle (55.49) and Denison’s Maddie Hopkins (55.54) also swam in the championship final.
Event 15 Women 100 Yard Butterfly
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NCAA Record: * 52.64 3/20/2014 Kirsten Nitz, Wheaton (IL)
Meet Qualify: 56.44
2017 Winner: 53.48 Emma Waddell, Williams
Name Year School Prelims Finals Points
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=== Championship Final ===
1 Emma Waddell SR Williams 53.62 53.39 20
24.89 53.39 (28.50)
2 Anne Shirley Da SO Grove City 55.25 54.63 17
25.95 54.63 (28.68)
3 Niamh O'Grady SR Wash U. 55.16 54.89 16
25.71 54.89 (29.18)
4 Angela Le SO Denison 55.60 54.94 15
25.22 54.94 (29.72)
5 Meg Campbell SR Emory 54.70 55.20 14
25.69 55.20 (29.51)
6 Madeline Downs SR Williams 55.57 55.33 13
26.13 55.33 (29.20)
7 Maria Kyle SO Emory 55.59 55.49 12
25.81 55.49 (29.68)
8 Maddie Hopkins FR Denison 55.34 55.54 11
25.83 55.54 (29.71)
Men’s 200 Free
Johns Hopkins sophomore Brandon Fabian took the lead from the start and won the 200 free final at 1:36.94 to narrowly miss the NCAA record held by fellow Blue Jay Evan Holder (1:36.42) from 2017.
Fabian held off a strong charge from Bowdoin junior Karl Sarier (1:36.96) who came home in a 24.28 to give serious pressure to Fabian the last 25.
Emory’s Thomas Gordon was third (1:37.41) as he was coming off the 500 win last night.
Williams’ Jamie Lovette (1:38.12), Denison’s Drake Horton (1:38.32), Stuart Hohm (1:38.32), Buffalo State’s Connor Mergler (1:38.44) and Pomona-Pitzer’s Mark Hallman (1:38.95) also competed in the championship final.
Event 16 Men 200 Yard Freestyle
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NCAA Record: * 1:36.42 3/16/2017 Evan Holder, Johns Hopkins
Meet Record: ! 1:36.80
Meet Qualify: 1:39.29
2017 Winner: 1:36.42 Evan Holder, Johns Hopkins
Name Year School Prelims Finals Points
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=== Championship Final ===
1 Fabian, Brandon SO Johns Hopkins 1:36.58 1:36.94 20
22.18 46.92 (24.74)
1:12.17 (25.25) 1:36.94 (24.77)
2 Sarier, Karl JR Bowdoin 1:37.56 1:36.96 17
23.14 47.74 (24.60)
1:12.68 (24.94) 1:36.96 (24.28)
3 Gordon, Thomas JR Emory 1:38.31 1:37.41 16
22.66 47.31 (24.65)
1:12.41 (25.10) 1:37.41 (25.00)
4 Lovette, Jamie FR Williams 1:38.18 1:38.12 15
23.02 47.99 (24.97)
1:13.15 (25.16) 1:38.12 (24.97)
5 Horton, Drake FR Denison 1:38.01 1:38.32 14
23.63 48.45 (24.82)
1:13.24 (24.79) 1:38.32 (25.08)
6 Hohm, Stuart SR Denison 1:38.09 1:38.39 13
22.96 47.96 (25.00)
1:13.13 (25.17) 1:38.39 (25.26)
7 Mergler, Connor SR Buffalo State 1:37.87 1:38.44 12
22.23 47.03 (24.80)
1:12.73 (25.70) 1:38.44 (25.71)
8 Hallman, Mark SR Pomona-Pitzer 1:38.39 1:38.95 11
23.19 48.42 (25.23)
1:13.77 (25.35) 1:38.95 (25.18)
Women’s 200 Free
Emory senior Cindy Cheng successfully defended her NCAA title in the 200 free with a 1:46.89 on Thursday night at the 2018 NCAA Division III swimming and diving championships in Indianapolis.
Cheng won in similar fashion to Fabian as she took the lead early and hung on. Cheng went 1-2 with teammate Fiona Muir (1:47.64), as they were joined in the final by teammate Julia Wawer (1:49.42) and B-Final champion Meg Taylor (1:49.89) as their 800 free relay looks dangerous for tomorrow.
But they could get pressure from Kenyon who had three championship finalists. Hannah Orbach-Mandel (1:48.45), Kendall Vanderhoof (1:49.19) and Abby Wilson (1:50.57), along with 10th place finisher Delaney Ambrosen (1:50.24) will be a force to be reckoned with in the 800 free relay tomorrow.
Birmingham Southern’s Becca Erwin (1:48.74) and Williams’ Laura Westphal (1:49.35) also competed in the championship final.
Event 17 Women 200 Yard Freestyle
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NCAA Record: * 1:44.82 3/24/2011 Kendra Stern, Amherst
Meet Qualify: 1:52.20
2017 Winner: 1:46.82 Cindy Cheng, Emory
Name Year School Prelims Finals Points
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=== Championship Final ===
1 Cindy Cheng SR Emory 1:48.01 1:46.89 20
24.63 51.28 (26.65)
1:18.73 (27.45) 1:46.89 (28.16)
2 Fiona Muir JR Emory 1:49.21 1:47.64 17
24.76 52.03 (27.27)
1:19.51 (27.48) 1:47.64 (28.13)
3 Hannah Orbach-M JR Kenyon 1:49.62 1:48.45 16
25.57 53.18 (27.61)
1:20.86 (27.68) 1:48.45 (27.59)
4 Becca Erwin SO BSC 1:49.53 1:48.74 15
25.49 52.90 (27.41)
1:20.96 (28.06) 1:48.74 (27.78)
5 Kendall Vanderh SO Kenyon 1:50.17 1:49.19 14
26.18 53.98 (27.80)
1:21.65 (27.67) 1:49.19 (27.54)
6 Laura Westphal FR Williams 1:49.73 1:49.35 13
25.76 53.39 (27.63)
1:21.37 (27.98) 1:49.35 (27.98)
7 Julia Wawer SR Emory 1:50.11 1:49.42 12
25.57 53.21 (27.64)
1:21.53 (28.32) 1:49.42 (27.89)
8 Abby Wilson JR Kenyon 1:50.00 1:50.57 11
25.74 53.56 (27.82)
1:21.99 (28.43) 1:50.57 (28.58)
Women’s 1m Diving
Event 18 Women 1 mtr Diving
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NCAA Record: * 515.90 3/25/2011 Danica Roskos, TCNJ
2017 Winner: 475.40 Maura Sticco-Ivins, Wellesley
Name Year School Prelims Finals Points
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=== Championship Final ===
1 Nickie Grieseme SR Ithaca 447.05 467.60 20
2 Sarah Hayhurst SR Centre 433.40 466.55 17
3 Blake Zhou SO MIT 443.30 466.30 16
4 Maura Sticco-Iv SR Wellesley 438.95 453.25 15
5 Allison Fitzger SO Denison 406.00 430.70 14
6 Lindsey Ruderma FR Amherst 423.85 426.25 13
7 Deborah Wen FR MIT 407.30 408.00 12
8 Nicki Bailey FR Kalamazoo 420.70 392.75 11
Men’s 400 medley relay
Emory successfully defended its 400 medley relay title from last year with a 3:13.97 on Friday night at the 2018 NCAA Division III Swimming and Diving Championships in Indianapolis. Sage Ono (48.08), Cooper Tollen (54.68), Oliver Smith (47.91) and Trey Kolleck (43.30) swam for the Eagles as they got serious pressure from Denison who was second at 3:14.64.
Carson Clear (48.48), Tiernan Foster-Smith (53.77), Kymani Senior (48.57) and Zack Wagner (43.82) swam for Denison as they came in the runner-up position, but still lead the team scores after two days.
The fastest splits outside the top two came from Johns Hopkins’ Peter Lazorchak (48.41), Pomona-Pitzer’s Lukas Menkhoff (53.59), MIT’s Dougie Kogut (48.08) and Tufts’ Roger Gu (43.44).
Event 19 Men 400 Yard Medley Relay
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NCAA Record: * 3:10.51 3/16/2017 , Emory
Ono, Wilson, Baker, Smith
Meet Qualify: 3:20.28
2017 Winner: 3:10.51 Emory
School Prelims Finals Points
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=== Championship Final ===
1 Emory 3:16.71 3:13.97 40
1) Ono, Sage SO 2) Tollen, Cooper SR
3) Smith, Oliver SR 4) Kolleck, Trey JR
23.00 48.08 (48.08)
1:13.04 (24.96) 1:42.76 (54.68)
2:04.08 (21.32) 2:30.67 (47.91)
2:51.00 (20.33) 3:13.97 (43.30)
2 Denison 3:16.07 3:14.64 34
1) Clear, Carson JR 2) Foster-Smith, Tiernan JR
3) Senior, Kymani SO 4) Wagner, Zack SR
23.25 48.48 (48.48)
1:13.25 (24.77) 1:42.25 (53.77)
2:04.43 (22.18) 2:30.82 (48.57)
2:51.13 (20.31) 3:14.64 (43.82)
3 Pomona-Pitzer 3:16.75 3:15.30 32
1) To, Sam SR 2) Menkhoff, Lukas FR
3) Drover, Ryan JR 4) Hallman, Mark SR
23.75 49.07 (49.07)
1:13.56 (24.49) 1:42.66 (53.59)
2:04.72 (22.06) 2:30.95 (48.29)
2:51.79 (20.84) 3:15.30 (44.35)
4 Johns Hopkins 3:18.35 3:16.08 30
1) Lazorchak, Peter JR 2) Kuyl, Emile JR
3) Wilson, Mark SR 4) Fabian, Brandon SO
23.29 48.41 (48.41)
1:14.06 (25.65) 1:43.78 (55.37)
2:05.38 (21.60) 2:31.88 (48.10)
2:52.76 (20.88) 3:16.08 (44.20)
5 MIT 3:17.35 3:16.19 28
1) Edskes, Bouke SO 2) Chiu, Justin SR
3) Kogut, Dougie SR 4) Tomazin, Josh SR
23.96 49.65 (49.65)
1:14.79 (25.14) 1:44.18 (54.53)
2:06.22 (22.04) 2:32.26 (48.08)
2:52.91 (20.65) 3:16.19 (43.93)
6 Wash U. 3:18.59 3:16.53 26
1) Wilson, Peyton SO 2) Van Cleave, Kevin JR
3) Pek, Andrew JR 4) Van Patten, Chase SO
23.57 49.00 (49.00)
1:13.55 (24.55) 1:42.94 (53.94)
2:04.88 (21.94) 2:31.12 (48.18)
2:52.29 (21.17) 3:16.53 (45.41)
7 NYU 3:17.21 3:17.51 24
1) Moody, Chad SR 2) Delgrosso, Giorgio SO
3) Rainey, Ian SR 4) Liu, Nianzhong JR
23.48 49.11 (49.11)
1:14.07 (24.96) 1:43.74 (54.63)
2:06.42 (22.68) 2:32.71 (48.97)
2:53.84 (21.13) 3:17.51 (44.80)
8 Tufts 3:17.29 3:17.53 22
1) Bowen, Kingsley JR 2) Manfre, Matthew SO
3) McElduff, James SR 4) Gu, Roger SO
23.25 48.47 (48.47)
1:14.63 (26.16) 1:45.01 (56.54)
2:07.47 (22.46) 2:34.09 (49.08)
2:54.61 (20.52) 3:17.53 (43.44)
Women’s 400 medley relay
In one of the craziest races of the night, Kenyon had a monster back half and used that to win the medley relay to close the night. Kenyon swam a 3:39.95 with Caitlin Foley (56.14), Julia Wilson (1:01.36), Crile Hart (52.94) and Hannah Orbach-Mandel (49.51). Hart didn’t swim the 100 fly individually but out-split champion in that event Emma Waddell of Williams, who split a 53.21 on that leg. No other swimmer broke 55 seconds on the fly leg in the final.
Emory had the early lead thanks to Cindy Cheng, who led off with a 53.65. They held on to get second at 3:40.32 with Cheng, Hannah Lally (1:02.56), Meg Campbell (55.08) and Fiona Muir (49.03).
The fastest splits outside the top two came from Pomona-Pitzer’s Sarah Jin (55.90), Denison’s KT Kustritz (59.63), Williams’ Emma Waddell (53.21) and Laura Westphal (49.82).
Event 20 Women 400 Yard Medley Relay
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NCAA Record: * 3:39.57 3/16/2017 , Emory
Cheng, Kowalsky, Sanchez-Aizcorbe, Muir
Meet Qualify: 3:51.38
2017 Winner: 3:39.57 Emory
School Prelims Finals Points
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=== Championship Final ===
1 Kenyon 3:41.25 3:39.95 40
1) Caitlin Foley JR 2) Julia Wilson SR
3) Crile Hart FR 4) Hannah Orbach-Mandel JR
27.59 56.14 (56.14)
1:24.83 (28.69) 1:57.50 (1:01.36)
2:22.01 (24.51) 2:50.44 (52.94)
3:14.15 (23.71) 3:39.95 (49.51)
2 Emory 3:45.04 3:40.32 34
1) Cindy Cheng SR 2) Hannah Lally JR
3) Meg Campbell SR 4) Fiona Muir JR
25.90 53.65 (53.65)
1:22.16 (28.51) 1:56.21 (1:02.56)
2:21.70 (25.49) 2:51.29 (55.08)
3:14.49 (23.20) 3:40.32 (49.03)
3 Williams 3:43.97 3:40.81 32
1) Caroline Conforti SO 2) Caroline White SO
3) Emma Waddell SR 4) Laura Westphal FR
26.97 56.19 (56.19)
1:25.22 (29.03) 1:57.78 (1:01.59)
2:22.25 (24.47) 2:50.99 (53.21)
3:15.07 (24.08) 3:40.81 (49.82)
4 Denison 3:42.41 3:41.62 30
1) Casey Kirby SO 2) KT Kustritz SO
3) Angela Le SO 4) Gabbie Nutter SO
26.91 56.01 (56.01)
1:23.56 (27.55) 1:55.64 (59.63)
2:21.08 (25.44) 2:50.83 (55.19)
3:14.81 (23.98) 3:41.62 (50.79)
5 Johns Hopkins 3:43.86 3:45.20 28
1) Natalia Rincon JR 2) Gwyneth Lamastra SR
3) Anna Wisniewski SR 4) Kiki Petersen SO
27.44 57.14 (57.14)
1:26.04 (28.90) 1:59.57 (1:02.43)
2:24.55 (24.98) 2:55.05 (55.48)
3:18.19 (23.14) 3:45.20 (50.15)
6 Pomona-Pitzer 3:46.78 3:46.35 26
1) Sarah Jin JR 2) Mackenzie Cummings JR
3) Sabrina Kwan SO 4) Maddie Kauahi JR
26.81 55.90 (55.90)
1:25.07 (29.17) 1:59.41 (1:03.51)
2:25.52 (26.11) 2:56.02 (56.61)
3:19.62 (23.60) 3:46.35 (50.33)
7 Wash U. 3:46.19 3:46.58 24
1) Nicole Zanolli SR 2) Jenna Wilf SO
3) Niamh O'Grady SR 4) Mollie Seidner SO
27.17 55.95 (55.95)
1:25.86 (29.91) 2:00.26 (1:04.31)
2:25.82 (25.56) 2:55.33 (55.07)
3:19.36 (24.03) 3:46.58 (51.25)
8 MIT 3:47.30 3:49.47 22
1) Kayla Holman SO 2) Jess Chen SR
3) Kailey Allen FR 4) Lilia Staszel SO
28.15 57.74 (57.74)
1:26.33 (28.59) 1:59.80 (1:02.06)
2:26.04 (26.24) 2:56.56 (56.76)
3:21.36 (24.80) 3:49.47 (52.91)
Yes, Emma! Go Ephs!
Alex Saksen look,even DIII going 18.7 Ridiculous.