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The third night of competition at the 2018 NCAA Division III Swimming and Diving Championships saw two records go down as Denison sophomore KT Kustritz and Emory’s 800 free relay were under their own NCAA records.
Kustritz became the first swimmer in Division III history to break the minute barrier in the 100 breast as she smashed a 59.77 on Friday night at the IU Natatorium in Indianapolis.
The Emory women and Denison men are well on their way to winning the national title as they continue to pile on the points thanks to their impressive depth. The meet from Indianapolis, the mecca of swimming, will conclude on Saturday night from the Madison Square Garden of swimming (the IU Natatorium).
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Men - Team Rankings - Through Event 28 1. Denison 452.5 2. Emory 250 3. Kenyon 243 4. Johns Hopkins 234 5. Nyu 203 6. Mit 175.5 7. Pomona-Pitzer 149 8. Tufts 139 9. Wash U 137 10. Williams 99 11. UW Stevens Point 96 12. Suny New Paltz 42 13. W&L 41.5 14. Chicago 38.5 15. Albion 38 16. Union 37 16. Neb Wesleyan 37 18. Lake Forest 36 19. Suny Geneseo 33 20. Calvin 32 21. Bates 30 22. DePauw 27 22. Cms 27 24. Springfield 25 24. John Carroll 25 26. UW Eau Claire 24 27. Rowan 23 28. Wheaton IL 22 29. Loras 18 29. Occidental 18 31. Bowdoin 17 31. Westminster 17 33. Connecticut College 16 34. Carnegie Mellon 15 35. Cal Lutheran 14 36. St. Thomas 12 36. Gustavus 12 36. Buffalo State 12 39. Widener 9 39. Coast Guard 9 39. Wheaton MA 9 42. UW LaCrosse 8 43. Trinity University 7 44. Middlebury 6 44. Birmingham Southern 6 46. Caltech 3 47. Whitworth 2 48. Kalamazoo 1 48. Suny Fredonia 1
Women - Team Rankings - Through Event 29 1. Emory 447 2. Kenyon 330 3. Williams 319 4. Denison 288 5. Johns Hopkins 204 6. Mit 167 7. Wash U 126 8. Pomona-Pitzer 118 9. Amherst 98 10. Nyu 82 11. Calvin 54.5 12. Bates 50 13. Chicago 45 14. Connecticut College 41 15. Grove City 37 16. Cms 34 17. Ithaca 33 18. Carnegie Mellon 28 19. Wheaton MA 25 20. Trinity University 22 21. Gustavus 20 22. Wesleyan 19 23. Ursinus 18 24. Centre College 17 24. W&L 17 26. Birmingham Southern 15 26. Wellesley 15 28. St. Thomas 14 29. Kalamazoo 11 30. Smith College 9 31. Middlebury 8.5 32. Cal Lutheran 7 32. Springfield 7 34. Suny Geneseo 6 34. Union 6 34. Case Western Reserve 6 34. Simmons 6 34. Whitman 6 34. UW Whitewater 6 40. Rensselaer 5 40. Suny Brockport 5 40. Bowdoin 5 43. Illinois Wesleyan 4 44. UW LaCrosse 3 45. Whittier 2 45. Coast Guard 2 45. Messiah 2
Men’s 200 Fly
New Paltz sophomore Cooper Knapp took the 200 fly final out hard and didn’t relinquish the lead as he won the A-final with a 1:46.45. Knapp had the slowest last 50 in the A-final but it was enough to hold on to the win as he held off Wash U’s Brandon Lum (1:46.59) and Denison’s Robert Williams (1:46.67).
Knapp is the only swimmer from New Paltz at the meet.
NYU’s Ian Rainey (1:47.50), Nebraska Wesleyan’s Garrett Cadotte (1:47.52), Williams’ Lucca Delcompare (1:48.02), California Lutheran’s Andreas Nybo (1:48.28) and Denison’s Aaron Saccurato (1:48.38) also swam in the championship final.
Event 21 Men 200 Yard Butterfly
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NCAA Record: * 1:44.56 3/17/2017 Brandon Lum, Wash U
Meet Qualify: 1:49.30
2017 Winner: 1:44.56 Brandon Lum, Wash U
Name Year School Prelims Finals Points
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=== Championship Final ===
1 Knapp, Cooper SO SUNY New Paltz 1:47.34 1:46.45 20
23.25 49.48 (26.23)
1:16.70 (27.22) 1:46.45 (29.75)
2 Lum, Brandon JR Wash U. 1:46.82 1:46.59 17
23.82 50.49 (26.67)
1:17.96 (27.47) 1:46.59 (28.63)
3 Williams, Rober SO Denison 1:46.23 1:46.67 16
24.54 51.46 (26.92)
1:18.75 (27.29) 1:46.67 (27.92)
4 Rainey, Ian SR NYU 1:47.75 1:47.50 15
23.99 51.25 (27.26)
1:19.07 (27.82) 1:47.50 (28.43)
5 Cadotte, Garret SR Neb Wesleyan 1:48.34 1:47.52 14
23.78 50.66 (26.88)
1:18.20 (27.54) 1:47.52 (29.32)
6 Delcompare, Luc SO Williams 1:48.52 1:48.02 13
24.29 51.73 (27.44)
1:19.54 (27.81) 1:48.02 (28.48)
7 Nybo, Andreas FR Cal Lutheran 1:48.48 1:48.28 12
24.06 51.48 (27.42)
1:19.77 (28.29) 1:48.28 (28.51)
8 Saccurato, Aaro SR Denison 1:48.79 1:48.38 11
24.50 52.05 (27.55)
1:20.09 (28.04) 1:48.38 (28.29)
Women’s 200 Fly
Grove City sophomore Anne Shirley Dassow used the opposite tactic as Cooper Knapp as she had the fastest last 50 in the field to come back and win the 200 fly final on Friday night at the 2018 NCAA Division III Swimming and Diving Championships. Dassow used a 31.70 to come back and out-touch MIT freshman Kailey Allen who led the race the entire way.
Dassow swam a 2:00.29 to win ahead of Allen’s 2:00.81. Denison senior Halli Garza (2:01.48) finished in third.
Dassow was also second in the 100 fly last night, and won her first national title in the 200 tonight.
MIT’s Kayla Holman (2:02.09), St. Thomas’ Katelyn Strauss (2:02.86), Williams’ Molly Craig (2:02.99), Emory’s Rebecca Upton (2:03.11) and Johns Hopkins’ Michelle Wang (2:03.80) also competed in the championship final.
Event 22 Women 200 Yard Butterfly
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NCAA Record: * 1:55.66 3/23/2012 Logan Todhunter, Williams
Meet Qualify: 2:05.11
2017 Winner: 1:59.76 Megan Pierce, Williams
Name Year School Prelims Finals Points
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=== Championship Final ===
1 Dassow, Anne Sh SO Grove City 2:02.65 2:00.29 20
27.27 57.72 (30.45)
1:28.59 (30.87) 2:00.29 (31.70)
2 Allen, Kailey FR MIT 2:01.16 2:00.81 17
26.30 56.58 (30.28)
1:28.43 (31.85) 2:00.81 (32.38)
3 Garza, Halli SR Denison 2:02.07 2:01.48 16
27.18 57.76 (30.58)
1:28.87 (31.11) 2:01.48 (32.61)
4 Holman, Kayla SO MIT 2:03.31 2:02.09 15
27.39 58.18 (30.79)
1:29.75 (31.57) 2:02.09 (32.34)
5 Strauss, Kately JR St. Thomas 2:03.00 2:02.86 14
28.15 58.99 (30.84)
1:30.82 (31.83) 2:02.86 (32.04)
6 Craig, Molly FR Williams 2:03.16 2:02.99 13
27.26 58.23 (30.97)
1:29.98 (31.75) 2:02.99 (33.01)
7 Upton, Rebecca SR Emory 2:03.48 2:03.11 12
27.35 57.53 (30.18)
1:29.33 (31.80) 2:03.11 (33.78)
8 Wang, Michelle SO Johns Hopkins 2:03.39 2:03.80 11
27.81 58.46 (30.65)
1:29.76 (31.30) 2:03.80 (34.04)
Men’s 100 Back
Emory sophomore Sage Ono won his first individual NCAA title with a win in the 100 back on Friday night at the 2018 NCAA Division III Swimming and Diving Championships. Ono held off Johns Hopkins junior Emile Kuyl at the finish. Ono won with a 47.62 to Kuyl’s 47.81. Kingsley Bowen of Tufts was third (48.54) in the final.
Denison’s Carson Clear (48.60), Calvin’s Ben Holstege (48.66), Denison’s Jason Wesseling (48.97), Wash U’s Peyton Wilson (49.10) and Johns Hopkins’ Peter Conzola (49.44) also swam in the championship final.
Event 23 Men 100 Yard Backstroke
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NCAA Record: * 46.62 3/17/2017 Ben Lin, Williams
Meet Qualify: 49.49
2017 Winner: 46.62 Ben Lin, Williams
Name Year School Prelims Finals Points
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=== Championship Final ===
1 Sage Ono SO Emory 47.93 47.62 20
22.63 47.62 (24.99)
2 Emile Kuyl JR Johns Hopkins 47.94 47.81 17
22.96 47.81 (24.85)
3 Kingsley Bowen JR Tufts 48.60 48.54 16
23.08 48.54 (25.46)
4 Carson Clear JR Denison 48.55 48.60 15
23.11 48.60 (25.49)
5 Ben Holstege JR Calvin 48.77 48.66 14
23.28 48.66 (25.38)
6 Jason Wesseling SR Denison 48.93 48.97 13
23.73 48.97 (25.24)
7 Peyton Wilson SO Wash U. 49.08 49.10 12
23.59 49.10 (25.51)
8 Peter Conzola SR Johns Hopkins 48.37 49.44 11
23.86 49.44 (25.58)
Women’s 100 Back
Kenyon freshman Crile Hart used a monster second 50 as she came home in a 27.25 to swim by Emory senior and defending champion Cindy Cheng. Hart won the final in a 53.61 to narrowly miss the NCAA record held by fellow Kenyon swimmer Celia Oberholzer at 53.46. Cheng took the race out fast but faded on the last 25 as she was second at 54.22.
Emory also had two other championship finalists with Caroline Olson (54.53) and Bethany Seagraves (56.52) swimming for them as their team continues to pile on the points.
Event 24 Women 100 Yard Backstroke
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NCAA Record: * 53.46 3/22/2013 Celia Oberholzer, Kenyon
Meet Qualify: 56.49
2017 Winner: 54.41 Cindy Cheng, Emory
Name Year School Prelims Finals Points
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=== Championship Final ===
1 Crile Hart FR Kenyon 54.33 53.61 20
26.36 53.61 (27.25)
2 Cindy Cheng SR Emory 54.63 54.22 17
25.77 54.22 (28.45)
3 Caroline Olson SO Emory 55.94 54.53 16
26.71 54.53 (27.82)
4 Caroline Murphy SO Wesleyan 55.66 54.97 15
26.63 54.97 (28.34)
5 Angela Ling JR Pomona-Pitzer 56.23 55.45 14
26.85 55.45 (28.60)
6 Sarah Jin JR Pomona-Pitzer 55.84 55.93 13
26.94 55.93 (28.99)
7 May Li JR NYU 56.11 56.34 12
27.38 56.34 (28.96)
8 Bethany Seagrav FR Emory 56.28 56.52 11
27.38 56.52 (29.14)
Men’s 100 Breast
Pomona-Pitzer freshman Lukas Menkhoff had the fastest splits in both medley relays during this meet and followed that up on Friday night with the only sub-54 second swim in the 100 breast final. Menkhoff won Pomona-Pitzer’s first ever NCAA title at the 2018 NCAA Division III Swimming and Diving Championships with a 53.39 in the 100 breast.
Menkhoff finished ahead of DePauw senior Sam McManus (54.20) as this was his highest finish at the NCAA Division III meet. Denison junior Tiernan Foster-Smith finished in third at 54.33.
NYU’s Giorgio Delgrosso (54.50), Tim Kou (54.71), MIT’s Brandon McKenzie (54.72) and Gustavus’ Tanner Sonnek (54.85) also swam in the championship final.
UW Eau Claire sophomore Colin Miller was originally third in the race but was disqualified for taking multiple dolphin kicks on one of the turns.
Event 25 Men 100 Yard Breaststroke
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NCAA Record: * 50.94 3/17/2017 Andrew Wilson, Emory
Meet Qualify: 55.64
2017 Winner: 50.94 Andrew Wilson, Emory
Name Year School Prelims Finals Points
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=== Championship Final ===
1 Menkhoff, Lukas FR Pomona-Pitzer 54.42 53.39 20
24.87 53.39 (28.52)
2 McManus, Sam SR DePauw 54.54 54.20 17
25.68 54.20 (28.52)
3 Foster-Smith, T JR Denison 54.90 54.33 16
25.31 54.33 (29.02)
4 Delgrosso, Gior SO NYU 54.62 54.50 15
25.99 54.50 (28.51)
5 Kou, Tim SR NYU 54.63 54.71 14
25.35 54.71 (29.36)
6 McKenzie, Brand JR MIT 54.97 54.72 13
25.53 54.72 (29.19)
7 Sonnek, Tanner JR Gustavus 54.95 54.85 12
25.44 54.85 (29.41)
-- Miller, Collin SO UW Eau Claire 54.46 DQ
25.23 DQ (29.01)
Women’s 100 Breast
The best race of the night was saved for last as Denison sophomore KT Kustritz smashed her own NCAA record and became the first swimmer in Division III to break a minute in the 100 breast. Kustritz’s record from the fall was a 1:00.50, but smashed that tonight with a 59.77. Kustritz would have placed in the top 16 at the Division I meet last week with that time.
This had to be extra sweet for Kustritz as her time at the mid-season meet last year would have won the national title, but she only managed second in the final last year in Shenandoah, Texas.
Also in the race was Kenyon senior Julia Wilson who placed second at 1:01.92, ahead of Williams sophomore Caroline White (1:02.17).
Denison’s Kate Mesaros (1:02.40), MIT’s Jess Chen (1:02.49), Emory’s Ashley Daniels (1:02.51), Amherst’s Nina Fitzgerald (1:03.32) and Emory’s Hannah Lally (1:03.56) also placed in the championship final.
Event 26 Women 100 Yard Breaststroke
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NCAA Record: * 1:00.50 12/1/2017 KT Kustritz, Denison
Meet Record: ! 1:00.63 3/23/2018 KT Kustritz, Denison
Meet Qualify: 1:04.42
2017 Winner: 1:01.64 Sam Senczyszyn, UW Eau Claire
Name Year School Prelims Finals Points
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=== Championship Final ===
1 Kustritz, KT SO Denison 1:00.63 59.77*
28.13 31.64
2 Wilson, Julia SR Kenyon 1:02.12 1:01.92
29.14 32.78
3 White, Caroline SO Williams 1:02.20 1:02.17
29.56 32.61
4 Mesaros, Kather SO Denison 1:02.84 1:02.40
29.25 33.15
5 Chen, Jess SR MIT 1:02.60 1:02.49
29.15 33.34
6 Daniels, Ashley JR Emory 1:02.46 1:02.51
29.38 33.13
7 Fitzgerald, Nin FR Amherst 1:03.08 1:03.32
29.70 33.62
8 Lally, Hannah JR Emory 1:03.49 1:03.56
29.51 34.05
Men’s 1m Diving
Event 27 Men 1 mtr Diving
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NCAA Record: * 578.70 2/14/2014 Connor Dignan, Denison
Meet Record: ! 557.90 3/21/2002 Gabe Korteum, St. Olaf
2017 Winner: 588.20 Max Levy, Denison
Name Year School Prelims Finals Points
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=== Championship Final ===
1 Randall, Samuel SR SUNY Geneseo 510.40 527.00 20
2 Brisson, Connor SR NYU 514.45 521.20 17
3 Ogawa, Heath JR Lake Forest 447.50 515.40 16
4 Hoyt, Sam SR Union 486.10 504.60 15
5 Pennington, Con FR Springfield 503.15 467.20 14
6 McClelland, Rya SO John Carroll 469.90 456.65 13
7 Hollimon, Kenda SO CMS 448.25 443.55 12
8 Bamforth, Gabri JR Carnegie Mellon 464.95 433.65 11
Men’s 800 Free Relay
Denison led the 800 free relay final wire to wire as they were back and forth with arch rival Kenyon throughout the race. They pulled away in the end as the Big Red pulled it out with a 6:29.59 for the national title to just miss the NCAA record of 6:29.27 of Johns Hopkins.
Drake Horton (1:37.94), Stuart Hohm (1:37.43), Bebe Wang (1:36.71) and Ryan Stevenson (1:37.51) swam for Denison as they won their first relay of the meet after Emory won the first three. Barring a disaster, Denison will win the men’s team title as they currently lead the team race by over 200 points.
Kenyon was second in the race and gave a valiant effort as the Lords finished in 6:30.88. They had Matthew Leenhouts (1:38.51), Tim Hagemeister (1:37.22), Reilly Shields (1:37.99) and Robert Williams (1:37.16) swimming for them as they couldn’t quite match Denison’s depth.
The fastest splits outside the top two came from Johns Hopkins’ Brandon Fabian (1:37.00), MIT’s Dougie Kogut (1:37.75), Williams’ Jamie Lovette (1:38.07) and Emory’s Tom Gordon (1:38.29).
Washington & Lee’s Thomas Thetford (1:37.74) also swam this morning as his team placed ninth.
Event 28 Men 800 Yard Freestyle Relay
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NCAA Record: * 6:29.27 3/22/2013 , Johns Hopkins
Lordi, Kimball, Coggin, Schmidt
Meet Qualify: 6:44.32
2017 Winner: 6:30.72 Denison
School Seed Finals Points
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1 Denison 6:33.03 6:29.59 40
1) Horton, Drake FR 2) Hohm, Stuart SR
3) Wang, Robert SO 4) Stevenson, Ryan JR
23.31 48.28 (48.28)
1:12.85 (1:12.85) 1:37.94 (1:37.94)
2:00.12 (22.18) 2:24.84 (46.90)
2:49.83 (1:11.89) 3:15.37 (1:37.43)
3:37.60 (22.23) 4:02.01 (46.64)
4:26.90 (1:11.53) 4:52.08 (1:36.71)
5:14.51 (22.43) 5:39.44 (47.36)
6:04.58 (1:12.50) 6:29.59 (1:37.51)
2 Kenyon 6:32.38 6:30.88 34
1) Leenhouts, Matthew SR 2) Hagemeister, Tim FR
3) Shields, Reilly SO 4) Williams, Robert JR
23.10 47.54 (47.54)
1:12.74 (1:12.74) 1:38.51 (1:38.51)
2:00.81 (22.30) 2:25.23 (46.72)
2:50.53 (1:12.02) 3:15.73 (1:37.22)
3:37.64 (21.91) 4:02.21 (46.48)
4:27.67 (1:11.94) 4:53.72 (1:37.99)
5:16.00 (22.28) 5:40.78 (47.06)
6:05.56 (1:11.84) 6:30.88 (1:37.16)
3 Johns Hopkins 6:38.28 6:33.43 32
1) Wohl, Michael JR 2) Otazu, Kyle SR
3) Knox, Davis SR 4) Fabian, Brandon SO
23.04 48.14 (48.14)
1:13.54 (1:13.54) 1:38.91 (1:38.91)
2:01.16 (22.25) 2:25.85 (46.94)
2:51.23 (1:12.32) 3:17.55 (1:38.64)
3:40.38 (22.83) 4:05.21 (47.66)
4:30.40 (1:12.85) 4:56.43 (1:38.88)
5:17.89 (21.46) 5:42.33 (45.90)
6:07.68 (1:11.25) 6:33.43 (1:37.00)
4 Emory 6:38.86 6:35.45 30
1) Gordon, Thomas JR 2) Stillman, Kellen FR
3) Kohlman, Alex JR 4) Rogers, Matthew JR
22.61 47.37 (47.37)
1:12.81 (1:12.81) 1:38.29 (1:38.29)
2:01.45 (23.16) 2:27.03 (48.74)
2:51.96 (1:13.67) 3:16.85 (1:38.56)
3:39.96 (23.11) 4:05.28 (48.43)
4:30.81 (1:13.96) 4:56.16 (1:39.31)
5:18.70 (22.54) 5:44.14 (47.98)
6:09.70 (1:13.54) 6:35.45 (1:39.29)
5 MIT 6:36.67 6:38.62 28
1) Crocker, Peter SO 2) Kogut, Dougie SR
3) Edskes, Bouke SO 4) Morejon, David SO
22.91 48.08 (48.08)
1:14.43 (1:14.43) 1:41.06 (1:41.06)
2:03.38 (22.32) 2:28.03 (46.97)
2:52.99 (1:11.93) 3:18.81 (1:37.75)
3:41.68 (22.87) 4:06.78 (47.97)
4:33.40 (1:14.59) 4:59.76 (1:40.95)
5:22.09 (22.33) 5:46.56 (46.80)
6:11.96 (1:12.20) 6:38.62 (1:38.86)
6 NYU 6:41.48 6:39.57 26
1) Rainey, Ian SR 2) Liu, Nianzhong JR
3) Kou, Tim SR 4) Looney, William FR
23.32 48.92 (48.92)
1:14.46 (1:14.46) 1:40.13 (1:40.13)
2:02.07 (21.94) 2:27.03 (46.90)
2:53.30 (1:13.17) 3:19.67 (1:39.54)
3:42.40 (22.73) 4:08.18 (48.51)
4:34.25 (1:14.58) 5:00.05 (1:40.38)
5:22.63 (22.58) 5:47.44 (47.39)
6:13.27 (1:13.22) 6:39.57 (1:39.52)
7 Tufts 6:42.33 6:40.36 24
1) Cagley, Noah JR 2) Wallace, Zachary SR
3) Tatro, Tyler FR 4) McElduff, James SR
23.42 48.85 (48.85)
1:14.89 (1:14.89) 1:40.75 (1:40.75)
2:02.42 (21.67) 2:27.61 (46.86)
2:54.17 (1:13.42) 3:21.05 (1:40.30)
3:43.59 (22.54) 4:09.05 (48.00)
4:34.92 (1:13.87) 5:00.39 (1:39.34)
5:22.99 (22.60) 5:48.53 (48.14)
6:14.38 (1:13.99) 6:40.36 (1:39.97)
8 Williams 6:40.70 6:40.62 22
1) Marquardt, Henry FR 2) Delcompare, Lucca SO
3) Cassidy, Mike SR 4) Lovette, Jamie FR
23.40 48.53 (48.53)
1:14.19 (1:14.19) 1:41.00 (1:41.00)
2:03.71 (22.71) 2:29.58 (48.58)
2:55.98 (1:14.98) 3:21.96 (1:40.96)
3:45.26 (23.30) 4:10.68 (48.72)
4:36.51 (1:14.55) 5:02.55 (1:40.59)
5:24.79 (22.24) 5:49.44 (46.89)
6:15.08 (1:12.53) 6:40.62 (1:38.07)
Women’s 800 Free Relay
Emory finished the night with a record setting performance in the women’s 800 free relay with a 7:13.51. They broke their record from last year that was a 7:14.98. Three of the four members from last year came back to win the title and break the record again in 2018 as Fiona Muir (1:48.77), Julia Wawer (1:48.59) and Cindy Cheng (1:47.26) all returned.
They were joined this year by junior Meg Taylor who split a 1:48.89.
Kenyon finished in second with a very fast 7:15.99 as they showed serious pressure on the back half from Crile Hart (1:47.08) and Hannah Orbach-Mandel (1:47.93) swimming the final two legs.
Abby Wilson (1:51.19) and Kendall Vanderhoof (1:49.79) swam the first two legs for Kenyon on that relay.
The fastest splits from outside the top two were Williams’ Emma Westphal (1:47.16), Johns Hopkins’ Courtney Cowan (1:49.22), Calvin’s Abby Van Harn (1:50.12) and Johns Hopkins’ Emma McElrath (1:50.52).
Event 29 Women 800 Yard Freestyle Relay
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NCAA Record: * 7:14.98 3/17/2017 , Emory
Muir, Wawer, Bergh, Cheng
Meet Qualify: 7:36.97
2017 Winner: 7:14.98 Emory
School Seed Finals Points
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1 Emory 7:20.75 7:13.51* 40
1) Fiona Muir JR 2) Julia Wawer SR
3) Meg Taylor JR 4) Cindy Cheng SR
24.61 52.21 (52.21)
1:20.05 (1:20.05) 1:48.77 (1:48.77)
2:13.76 (24.99) 2:41.44 (52.67)
3:09.59 (1:20.82) 3:37.36 (1:48.59)
4:01.48 (24.12) 4:28.81 (51.45)
4:57.33 (1:19.97) 5:26.25 (1:48.89)
5:50.49 (24.24) 6:17.38 (51.13)
6:45.05 (1:18.80) 7:13.51 (1:47.26)
2 Kenyon 7:19.33 7:15.99 34
1) Abby Wilson JR 2) Kendall Vanderhoof SO
3) Crile Hart FR 4) Hannah Orbach-Mandel JR
25.24 52.89 (52.89)
1:21.47 (1:21.47) 1:51.19 (1:51.19)
2:16.42 (25.23) 2:44.32 (53.13)
3:12.87 (1:21.68) 3:40.98 (1:49.79)
4:05.68 (24.70) 4:33.05 (52.07)
5:00.46 (1:19.48) 5:28.06 (1:47.08)
5:52.85 (24.79) 6:20.06 (52.00)
6:47.81 (1:19.75) 7:15.99 (1:47.93)
3 Williams 7:26.94 7:24.01 32
1) Casey Delano FR 2) Alison McNamara JR
3) Gwyneth Maloy FR 4) Laura Westphal FR
25.69 53.39 (53.39)
1:22.21 (1:22.21) 1:51.49 (1:51.49)
2:17.24 (25.75) 2:45.52 (54.03)
3:14.56 (1:23.07) 3:44.19 (1:52.70)
4:09.24 (25.05) 4:37.39 (53.20)
5:06.91 (1:22.72) 5:36.85 (1:52.66)
6:01.80 (24.95) 6:29.13 (52.28)
6:56.97 (1:20.12) 7:24.01 (1:47.16)
4 Wash U. 7:28.10 7:24.34 30
1) Nicole Zanolli SR 2) Mollie Seidner SO
3) Lauren Sapp JR 4) Niamh O'Grady SR
26.07 53.58 (53.58)
1:21.77 (1:21.77) 1:50.56 (1:50.56)
2:15.39 (24.83) 2:43.70 (53.14)
3:12.41 (1:21.85) 3:41.51 (1:50.95)
4:06.96 (25.45) 4:35.29 (53.78)
5:04.18 (1:22.67) 5:33.34 (1:51.83)
5:58.48 (25.14) 6:26.39 (53.05)
6:55.17 (1:21.83) 7:24.34 (1:51.00)
5 Johns Hopkins 7:28.92 7:26.29 28
1) Courtney Cowan SR 2) Emma McElrath FR
3) Amy Pearson FR 4) Michelle Wang SO
25.58 52.97 (52.97)
1:21.26 (1:21.26) 1:49.22 (1:49.22)
2:15.37 (26.15) 2:43.06 (53.84)
3:11.06 (1:21.84) 3:39.74 (1:50.52)
4:05.04 (25.30) 4:33.58 (53.84)
5:04.11 (1:24.37) 5:34.78 (1:55.04)
5:59.43 (24.65) 6:26.91 (52.13)
6:55.80 (1:21.02) 7:26.29 (1:51.51)
6 NYU 7:27.86 7:27.35 26
1) Honore Collins SO 2) Grace Wakabayashi JR
3) Haley Wen JR 4) Sydney Catron FR
26.22 54.28 (54.28)
1:22.88 (1:22.88) 1:51.32 (1:51.32)
2:17.72 (26.40) 2:46.06 (54.74)
3:14.55 (1:23.23) 3:43.73 (1:52.41)
4:09.70 (25.97) 4:38.73 (55.00)
5:08.42 (1:24.69) 5:36.82 (1:53.09)
6:01.82 (25.00) 6:29.60 (52.78)
6:58.30 (1:21.48) 7:27.35 (1:50.53)
7 Denison 7:31.26 7:28.29 24
1) Mia Chiappe FR 2) Hannah Rusinko SO
3) Erica Hsu SO 4) Natalie Zaravella SO
26.30 53.91 (53.91)
1:22.30 (1:22.30) 1:51.61 (1:51.61)
2:16.67 (25.06) 2:44.72 (53.11)
3:14.22 (1:22.61) 3:43.99 (1:52.38)
4:09.70 (25.71) 4:38.29 (54.30)
5:07.22 (1:23.23) 5:35.87 (1:51.88)
6:01.01 (25.14) 6:28.77 (52.90)
6:58.07 (1:22.20) 7:28.29 (1:52.42)
8 Calvin 7:28.14 7:30.23 22
1) Anna Serino JR 2) Abby VanHarn SR
3) Madelyn Smith JR 4) Libby Engle SO
26.41 54.70 (54.70)
1:23.27 (1:23.27) 1:52.38 (1:52.38)
2:17.15 (24.77) 2:44.95 (52.57)
3:13.51 (1:21.13) 3:42.50 (1:50.12)
4:07.99 (25.49) 4:36.01 (53.51)
5:05.25 (1:22.75) 5:35.02 (1:52.52)
6:00.55 (25.53) 6:28.77 (53.75)
6:58.36 (1:23.34) 7:30.23 (1:55.21)
