NCAA Division III Championships, Night 4: MIT Surges to First Women’s Title; Denison Dominates
Entering the final day of the NCAA Division III Championships, 20 points separated NYU and MIT in the women’s standings. MIT positively sprinted to the final.
Capped by a win in the 400 freestyle relay, MIT surged with its depth to get its first NCAA title, denying NYU the same with 497 points to the Violets’ 470. It’s a new champion, with Kenyon starting 50 points back of NYU despite three A finalists in the 200 breaststroke.
On the men’s side, Denison, last the champion in 2019, finished it off by more than 100 points over reigning champion Emory.
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The final team scores:
Women - Team Rankings - Through Event 39 1. Mit 497 2. Nyu 470 3. Kenyon 438 4. Denison 370.5 5. Emory 337 6. Williams 232 7. Chicago 202 8. Pomona-Pitzer 201.5 9. Hope 139 10. Swarthmore 95 11. Tufts 93.5 12. Calvin 86 13. Johns Hopkins 81 13. Amherst 81 15. Bowdoin 70 16. C-M-S 56 17. Case Western 54 18. Ithaca 46 19. Rowan 37 20. Carleton 31 20. Wash U 31 22. Loras 30 23. Suny Geneseo 29 24. Colby 22 25. Trinity University (Tx) 21 26. Albion 18.5 27. Kean University 17 28. Bates 16 29. Springfield 12 30. Rit 11 30. Carnegie Mellon 11 32. Middlebury 7 33. Rpi 6 33. Hamilton 6 35. Salisbury 5 36. Wheaton IL 4 36. Wooster 4 38. Chapman 3 39. Gettysburg 2
Men - Team Rankings - Through Event 40 1. Denison 463.5 2. Emory 323.5 3. Chicago 272 4. Nyu 267.5 5. Kenyon 250 6. Carnegie Mellon 214.5 7. Tufts 160 8. Wash U 150 9. Mit 131 10. Coast Guard 125 11. Calvin 124.5 12. Williams 122.5 13. Bates 112 14. Johns Hopkins 111 15. Centre 96 16. Conn College 89 17. Rit 82 17. Tcnj 82 19. W&L 75 20. C-M-S 67 21. Suny Geneseo 59 22. Hamilton 38 23. St. Mary's MD 36 24. Pomona-Pitzer 31.5 25. Case Western 31 25. Swarthmore 31 27. Hope 30 28. Rowan 28 29. UC Santa Cruz 27 30. Alfred State 26 31. Bridgewater 22 32. Cal Lutheran 20 33. Grinnell 18 34. Rhodes 17 34. Grove City 17 36. St. John's 16 37. Whittier 14 38. Amherst 12 38. Saint Vincent 12 40. Carleton 10 41. Trinity University (Tx) 8 42. Uw-Stevens Point 6 42. John Carroll 6 44. Asbury 5.5 45. Augustana 5 46. Ithaca 3 47. Hobart 2 47. Uw-Eau Claire 2
Women’s 1,650 freestyle
Winner of the 500 free, Bowdoin freshman Natalie Garre added an emphatic record in the mile, winning in 16:17.84. That obliterates the record set in 2015 by Williams’ Sarah Thompson at 16:21.44. Garre’s time was nearly 17 seconds quicker than the winner in 2024 and 10.5 seconds ahead of the field.
Now for the team race: A second-place finish for Kenyon’s Bengisu Caymaz, said reigning champion, temporarily jumps the Owls to second place in the team standings, three ahead of MIT. NYU’s lead is 40 over MIT. Caymaz’s teammate Molly Haag was third.
NYU made out as well as it could’ve hoped, though. It entered seeded ninth and 12th and got fourth and ninth. Swimming out of the morning, Caitlin Marshall laid down a strong time to finish fourth, a spot back from last year. Teammate Aanya Wala was ninth. Denison’s Quinn Brown was fifth.
Event 30 Women 1650 Yard Freestyle
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Name Year School Seed Finals Points
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1 Garre, Natalie FR Bowdoin 16:31.90 16:17.84 20
26.31 54.97 (28.66)
15:49.47 ( ) 16:17.84 (28.37)
2 Caymaz, Bengisu SO Kenyon 16:36.97 16:28.38 17
26.57 55.27 (28.70)
15:29.50 (30.05) 15:59.31 (29.81) 16:28.38 (29.07)
3 Haag, Molly JR Kenyon 16:50.16 16:38.62 16
27.04 56.22 (29.18)
15:40.97 (30.60) 16:10.62 (29.65) 16:38.62 (28.00)
4 Marshall, Caitlin SR NYU 16:57.83 16:47.12 15
26.84 1:26.44 (59.60)
15:46.78 (30.57) 16:17.30 (30.52) 16:47.12 (29.82)
5 Brown, Quinn JR Denison 16:53.16 16:49.57 14
27.83 57.63 (29.80)
15:48.91 (31.34) 16:19.47 (30.56) 16:49.57 (30.10)
6 Dunn, Madeleine JR Tufts 16:49.76 16:50.82 13
27.88 57.82 (29.94)
15:51.09 (30.98) 16:21.41 (30.32) 16:50.82 (29.41)
7 Codd, Lily JR Williams 16:49.60 16:53.04 12
27.71 57.40 (29.69)
15:52.66 (30.97) 16:23.52 (30.86) 16:53.04 (29.52)
8 Chatoor, Jada SR Emory 16:55.83 16:54.55 11
27.52 57.43 (29.91)
15:54.30 (30.76) 16:24.82 (30.52) 16:54.55 (29.73)
Men’s 1,650 freestyle
It’s 2-3-5 for Denison to stretch the advantage north of 80 points. Tyler Distenfeld finished second, followed by freshman George Goins with Lucas Conrads fifth. He had been third last year.
The title again goes to Lucas Lang of Claremont-Mudd-Scripps. He went 15:18.01, within a second of last year’s time and two seconds clear of Distenfeld. NYU’s Connor Vincent was fourth after finishing second last year.
Event 31 Men 1650 Yard Freestyle
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Name Year School Seed Finals Points
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1 Lang, Lucas SR C-M-S 15:22.23 15:18.01 20
23.56 50.06 (26.50)
13:28.28 (28.27) 13:56.47 (28.19)
14:24.43 (27.96) 14:51.85 (27.42) 15:18.01 (26.16)
2 Distenfeld, Tyler SR Denison 15:26.51 15:20.19 17
24.49 51.51 (27.02)
14:26.64 (27.47) 14:53.92 (27.28) 15:20.19 (26.27)
3 Goins, George FR Denison 15:26.44 15:22.54 16
24.69 51.78 (27.09)
14:29.52 (28.11) 14:57.20 (27.68) 15:22.54 (25.34)
4 Vincent, Connor SR NYU 15:22.96 15:22.75 15
24.01 50.67 (26.66)
14:28.67 (28.27) 14:56.35 (27.68) 15:22.75 (26.40)
5 Conrads, Lucas SR Denison 15:30.54 15:28.21 14
24.84 52.08 (27.24)
14:31.73 (28.90) 15:00.41 (28.68) 15:28.21 (27.80)
6 Langlois, Thomas SO Whittier 15:33.32 15:29.21 13
25.74 53.97 (28.23)
14:33.44 ( ) 15:29.21 (55.77)
7 Anderson, Carter SR Williams 15:27.43 15:31.97 12
25.18
14:34.96 ( ) 15:03.79 (28.83) 15:31.97 (28.18)
8 Lyman, Sean SR Coast Guard 15:30.07 15:32.73 11
24.29 51.25 (26.96)
14:36.57 (29.02) 15:05.38 (28.81) 15:32.73 (27.35)
Women’s 100 freestyle
Make it three titles this week for Kaley McIntyre, including her second in the 100 free. Which is more important: The NCAA record, lowering her in-season 48.58 by .05 to 48.53, or the points to counter a 3-4-6 finish by MIT? Either way, the Violets are 14 points to the good.
Pomona-Pitzer’s Valerie Mello held onto her second seed in 49.50, followed by the MIT duo of Annika Naveen and Alex Turvey, the latter second last year. Both broke 50 seconds. Sydney Smith slid a spot from prelims to sixth, with Avery Vogen jumping up.
Event 32 Women 100 Yard Freestyle
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Name Year School Prelims Finals Points
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=== Championship Final ===
1 McIntyre, Kaley JR NYU 49.06 48.53 20
23.20 48.53 (25.33)
2 Mello, Valerie SR Pomona-Pitzer 49.86 49.50 17
23.65 49.50 (25.85)
3 Naveen, Annika JR MIT 50.12 49.95 16
23.77 49.95 (26.18)
4 Turvey, Alex 5Y MIT 49.97 49.96 15
24.18 49.96 (25.78)
5 Vogen, Avery SR Denison 50.38 50.56 14
24.11 50.56 (26.45)
6 Smith, Sydney SO MIT 50.23 50.68 13
24.41 50.68 (26.27)
7 Aballea, Nina SO Pomona-Pitzer 50.38 50.90 11.5
24.56 50.90 (26.34)
7 Kadlecik, Grace SR Denison 50.41 50.90 11.5
24.43 50.90 (26.47)
Men’s 100 freestyle
After finishing second in the 50 free, Max Cory picked up the win for Bates, the junior going 42.88. That is a tenth of a second ahead of the NCAA record.
He was well ahead of Calvin’s David Bajwa in 43.25. Bajwa finished .07 ahead of Kenyon’s Djordje Dragojlovic, last year’s champ, who went 43.32. Chicago’s Sebi Vernhes, an A in 2024, finished fourth. The winner of the 200 free, Colin Twiss of Coast Guard Academy was seventh.
Event 33 Men 100 Yard Freestyle
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Name Year School Prelims Finals Points
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=== Championship Final ===
1 Cory, Max JR Bates 43.05 42.88 20
20.23 42.88 (22.65)
2 Bajwa, David SR Calvin 43.62 43.25 17
20.87 43.25 (22.38)
3 Dragojlovic, Djordje JR Kenyon 43.89 43.32 16
20.24 43.32 (23.08)
4 Vernhes, Sebi SR Chicago 44.01 43.59 15
20.82 43.59 (22.77)
5 Peitler, Matt FR Carnegie Mellon 43.76 43.63 13.5
20.77 43.63 (22.86)
5 Hill, Jack SO Denison 43.83 43.63 13.5
20.97 43.63 (22.66)
7 Twiss, Colin SR Coast Guard 43.96 43.86 12
21.12 43.86 (22.74)
8 Taft, Nathaniel SO Hamilton 43.80 44.38 11
21.23 44.38 (23.15)
Women’s 200 backstroke
In a rematch of last year’s title bout, Kate Augustyn again got the better of Sophia Verkleeren. The MIT senior went 1:55.85, brushing within two tenths of the NCAA record set in 2018 by Crile Hart. Augustyn won in 1:55.98 last year. Williams’ Verkleeren was second in 1:56.68, the duo nearly two seconds clear of the field.
Augustyn’s points bring MIT one solitary point behind NYU for the team lead.
Rowan’s Elizabeth Pennington, who won the B final last year, was second in 1:58.64. Sara Kraus of Hope finished fourth, with Chicago’s Elisabella Forest fifth.
Event 34 Women 200 Yard Backstroke
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Name Year School Prelims Finals Points
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=== Championship Final ===
1 Augustyn, Kate SR MIT 1:57.83 1:55.85 20
27.11 56.56 (29.45)
1:26.26 (29.70) 1:55.85 (29.59)
2 Verkleeren, Sophia SR Williams 1:57.44 1:56.68 17
27.85 56.90 (29.05)
1:26.02 (29.12) 1:56.68 (30.66)
3 Pennington, Elizabeth JR Rowan 1:58.59 1:58.64 16
28.03 57.98 (29.95)
1:28.15 (30.17) 1:58.64 (30.49)
4 Kraus, Sara SR Hope 2:00.20 1:59.22 15
28.03 58.22 (30.19)
1:28.66 (30.44) 1:59.22 (30.56)
5 Forest, Elisabella SR Chicago 1:58.62 1:59.48 14
27.37 57.24 (29.87)
1:28.28 (31.04) 1:59.48 (31.20)
6 Yoon, Izzy FR Pomona-Pitzer 1:59.78 1:59.63 13
27.64 57.95 (30.31)
1:28.63 (30.68) 1:59.63 (31.00)
7 Lee, Ken FR Johns Hopkins 2:00.68 2:00.06 12
27.76 57.76 (30.00)
1:28.62 (30.86) 2:00.06 (31.44)
8 Xu, Savannah JR Carnegie Mellon 2:00.56 2:01.49 11
27.71 57.85 (30.14)
1:29.26 (31.41) 2:01.49 (32.23)
Men’s 200 backstroke
After finishing third last year, Kyle Wolford pulled out one of the races of the meet, going 1:44.15 to edge out Johns Hopkins’ Avery Clapp by .03. Wolford is in his fifth year at Washington University St. Louis.
Clapp was 17th last year. He and Wolford turned for home within three tenths of Tufts’ Eric Lindgren, but the leading two pulled away.
Not much on the team front, with Devin Testin of Denison finishing sixth, one spot up on Emory’s Graham Zucker, to hold the team lead.
Event 35 Men 200 Yard Backstroke
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Name Year School Prelims Finals Points
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=== Championship Final ===
1 Wolford, Kyle 5Y Wash U. 1:46.28 1:44.15 20
24.44 50.78 (26.34)
1:17.59 (26.81) 1:44.15 (26.56)
2 Clapp, Avery JR Johns Hopkins 1:45.29 1:44.18 17
24.71 51.22 (26.51)
1:17.75 (26.53) 1:44.18 (26.43)
3 Lundgren, Eric SR Tufts 1:46.20 1:44.80 16
24.16 50.63 (26.47)
1:17.87 (27.24) 1:44.80 (26.93)
4 Higgins, Ryan SR TCNJ 1:45.69 1:45.00 15
25.02 51.42 (26.40)
1:18.29 (26.87) 1:45.00 (26.71)
5 Green, Charlie FR Kenyon 1:46.51 1:46.42 14
24.83 51.99 (27.16)
1:19.28 (27.29) 1:46.42 (27.14)
6 Testin, Devin SO Denison 1:46.45 1:47.58 13
24.84 52.21 (27.37)
1:19.86 (27.65) 1:47.58 (27.72)
7 Zucker, Graham SO Emory 1:46.46 1:47.62 12
25.42 52.75 (27.33)
1:20.24 (27.49) 1:47.62 (27.38)
8 Lloyd, Bryce JR Johns Hopkins 1:46.57 1:48.17 11
25.79 53.61 (27.82)
1:21.32 (27.71) 1:48.17 (26.85)
Women’s 200 breaststroke
Jennah Fadely reclaims her NCAA title, and MIT takes the lead in the team standings.
First, Fadely, who went 2:11.22. The 2023 champ was second to teammate Gabriella Wei, who went 2:11.67, .03 quicker than she was in winning last year. Charlotte Wishnack of Williams was third again in 2:12.37, .05 ahead of Denison’s Drue Thielking, fourth for the second straight year.
The big jump was MIT freshman Sarah Bernard, who went 2:14.53 to leap from eighth in prelims to fifth. That gives MIT 437 points, 13 up on NYU and 27 up on Kenyon.
Event 36 Women 200 Yard Breaststroke
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Name Year School Prelims Finals Points
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=== Championship Final ===
1 Fadely, Jennah SR Kenyon 2:14.08 2:11.22 20
29.01 1:02.06 (33.05)
1:36.98 (34.92) 2:11.22 (34.24)
2 Wei, Gabriella SR Kenyon 2:12.47 2:11.67 17
29.18 1:02.24 (33.06)
1:36.74 (34.50) 2:11.67 (34.93)
3 Wishnack, Charlotte SR Williams 2:14.05 2:12.37 16
30.00 1:03.50 (33.50)
1:37.70 (34.20) 2:12.37 (34.67)
4 Thielking, Drue JR Denison 2:14.68 2:12.42 15
29.68 1:03.85 (34.17)
1:38.19 (34.34) 2:12.42 (34.23)
5 Bernard, Sarah FR MIT 2:15.34 2:14.53 14
30.11 1:04.18 (34.07)
1:39.33 (35.15) 2:14.53 (35.20)
6 Van Eldik, Kelsey FR Kenyon 2:14.99 2:14.96 13
30.15 1:04.43 (34.28)
1:39.87 (35.44) 2:14.96 (35.09)
7 Rohovit, Taylor SR Johns Hopkins 2:15.32 2:15.19 12
30.45 1:04.54 (34.09)
1:39.81 (35.27) 2:15.19 (35.38)
8 Cohen, Katie SO Emory 2:15.31 2:16.54 11
30.15 1:04.73 (34.58)
1:40.43 (35.70) 2:16.54 (36.11)
Men’s 200 breaststroke
It’s 2-4-5 for Denison and almost certainly an NCAA title. Liyang Sun of Emory, eighth last year, jumped up to get the win in 1:56.63. But Denison’s depth did its job, with Patrick Daly in second, Elijah Venos fourth and Gavin Jones. That’s an unassailable lead of 124 points on Emory.
In between, Max Nechydyuk of NYU was third.
Emory’s Henri Bonnault, the 100 breast champ, didn’t make it back. He was 21st in prelims after winning the B final last year.
Event 37 Men 200 Yard Breaststroke
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Name Year School Prelims Finals Points
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=== Championship Final ===
1 Sun, Liyang SR Emory 1:58.45 1:56.64 20
26.22 55.48 (29.26)
1:25.45 (29.97) 1:56.64 (31.19)
2 Daly, Patrick SR Denison 1:57.62 1:57.49 17
26.64 56.10 (29.46)
1:26.38 (30.28) 1:57.49 (31.11)
3 Nechydyuk, Max FR NYU 1:58.26 1:57.60 16
26.14 55.88 (29.74)
1:26.39 (30.51) 1:57.60 (31.21)
4 Venos, Elijah SR Denison 1:58.56 1:58.45 15
25.97 55.89 (29.92)
1:27.05 (31.16) 1:58.45 (31.40)
5 Jones, Gavin SR Denison 1:57.93 1:58.58 14
26.66 56.80 (30.14)
1:27.28 (30.48) 1:58.58 (31.30)
6 Vandeveen, Ryan SR TCNJ 1:58.20 1:58.74 13
26.69 56.59 (29.90)
1:26.89 (30.30) 1:58.74 (31.85)
7 Derani, Victor SO NYU 1:58.53 1:59.07 12
27.16 57.93 (30.77)
1:28.67 (30.74) 1:59.07 (30.40)
8 Lanuza, Christian SR Carnegie Mellon 1:58.34 1:59.62 11
27.30 57.81 (30.51)
1:28.74 (30.93) 1:59.62 (30.88)
Women’s 3-meter diving
In the tale of MIT’s title, sophomore diver Fiora Beratahani deserves a notable mention. Fifth on 1-meter, she grabbed third on 3-meter Saturday night, stretching the Engineers’ lead from 13 to 21 points and guaranteeing that the MIT’s A finalist relay, which could score no fewer than 22 points for finishing legally, needed just get to the finish line to clinch the title. Beratahani scored 497.55, and while NYU finished 10th and 12th in the B final, Rachel Loh of MIT was also 13th.
The win went to Kailee Payne of Ithaca, her second straight NCAA sweep. She was tops in prelims by more than 30 points, then scored 522.80 to pull away at night. Only Case Western’s Abigail Wilkov joined her north of 500 points. Carleton’s Nina Schwab was fourth.
Event 38 Women 3 mtr Diving
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Name Year School Prelims Finals Points
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=== Championship Final ===
1 Payne, Kailee SR Ithaca 530.95 522.80 20
2 Wilkov, Abigail SR Case Western 497.45 501.65 17
3 Beratahani, Fiora SO MIT 475.50 497.55 16
4 Schwab, Nina FR Carleton 480.50 481.10 15
5 Bluestein, Sydney SR Amherst 452.05 474.50 14
6 Smith, Sadie SR Bowdoin 464.40 461.65 13
7 Fong, Veronica JR Chicago 456.80 453.45 12
8 Williams, Maddi SO RIT 450.45 430.20 11
Women’s 400 freestyle relay
MIT needed just to finish to win the team title. Instead, it applied an exclamation point, in a victory parade and a celebratory battle with NYU. MIT went 3:19.03 to win, the squad of Alex Turvey, Sydney Smith, Kate Augustyn and Ella Roberson. They brushed within a half-second of the 2018 record by Emory.
NYU was under the mark, too, in 3:19.36. Kaley McIntyre’s split of 47.80 nearly brought the Violets back into it. Last year’s champion Pomona-Pitzer was third, with Denison fourth. Kenyon sealed third in the team standings by finishing fifth in the relay.
Event 39 Women 400 Yard Freestyle Relay
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School Prelims Finals Points
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=== Championship Final ===
1 MIT 3:21.08 3:19.03 40
1) Turvey, Alex 5Y 2) Smith, Sydney SO
3) Augustyn, Kate SR 4) Roberson, Ella SO
24.05 50.11 (50.11)
1:13.96 (23.85) 1:40.05 (49.94)
2:04.16 (24.11) 2:30.32 (50.27)
2:53.38 (23.06) 3:19.03 (48.71)
2 NYU 3:22.01 3:19.36 34
1) Ranile, Nicole JR 2) Motekaitis, Elle 5Y
3) Oldham, Isabel SR 4) McIntyre, Kaley JR
24.57 50.87 (50.87)
1:14.85 (23.98) 1:41.25 (50.38)
2:05.17 (23.92) 2:31.56 (50.31)
2:54.26 (22.70) 3:19.36 (47.80)
3 Pomona-Pitzer 3:22.61 3:20.64 32
1) Coppo, Francesca SO 2) Aballea, Nina SO
3) Dixon, Charlotte FR 4) Mello, Valerie SR
24.16 50.43 (50.43)
1:14.24 (23.81) 1:40.88 (50.45)
2:05.03 (24.15) 2:32.07 (51.19)
2:54.81 (22.74) 3:20.64 (48.57)
4 Denison 3:22.07 3:21.17 30
1) Vogen, Avery SR 2) Kadlecik, Grace SR
3) Ferguson, Phoebe JR 4) Harris, Emily JR
24.29 50.73 (50.73)
1:14.54 (23.81) 1:41.15 (50.42)
2:04.67 (23.52) 2:31.29 (50.14)
2:55.12 (23.83) 3:21.17 (49.88)
5 Kenyon 3:23.30 3:21.68 28
1) Haag, Molly JR 2) Fadely, Jennah SR
3) Torrecillas-Jouault, Lisa JR 4) Geboy, Sydney SR
24.50 50.55 (50.55)
1:14.63 (24.08) 1:41.06 (50.51)
2:04.90 (23.84) 2:31.25 (50.19)
2:55.03 (23.78) 3:21.68 (50.43)
6 Emory 3:23.02 3:21.86 26
1) Kennedy, Ava SR 2) Crysel, Caitlin FR
3) Wendt, Louisa FR 4) Helm, Penelope 5Y
24.09 51.01 (51.01)
1:14.87 (23.86) 1:41.34 (50.33)
2:05.22 (23.88) 2:31.98 (50.64)
2:55.80 (23.82) 3:21.86 (49.88)
7 Hope 3:23.38 3:22.43 24
1) Gidley, Greta SR 2) Ryle, Lauren SR
3) Turner, Bella JR 4) Wasiniak, Laurel JR
24.40 50.95 (50.95)
1:15.45 (24.50) 1:42.47 (51.52)
2:06.37 (23.90) 2:33.05 (50.58)
2:56.63 (23.58) 3:22.43 (49.38)
8 Tufts 3:23.28 3:23.67 22
1) Chambers, Isabella JR 2) Wheeler, Quinci JR
3) Stasz, Sydney SO 4) Cudney, Jillian 5Y
24.86 52.00 (52.00)
1:16.34 (24.34) 1:42.56 (50.56)
2:07.03 (24.47) 2:33.89 (51.33)
2:57.20 (23.31) 3:23.67 (49.78)
Men’s 400 freestyle relay
The University of Chicago went 2:54.20, three tenths quicker than Kenyon’s winning time last year, to get the last relay crown and jump the Maroons past fifth-place NYU into third place in the team standings. Cooper Costello, Daniel Brooks, John Butler and Sebi Vernhes composed the squad.
Denison glided home in second in 2:55.80 to cap its title. Calvin was third, with Carnegie Mellon fourth. Emory won the B final to guarantee its hold on second in the team standings.
Event 40 Men 400 Yard Freestyle Relay
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NCAA Record: * 2:53.59 3/24/2012 , Kenyon
Somers, Turk, Ramsey, Richardson
Meet Qualify: 2:59.71
2024 Winner: 2:54.52
School Prelims Finals Points
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=== Championship Final ===
1 Chicago 2:56.76 2:54.20
1) Costello, Cooper SO 2) Brooks, Daniel 5Y
3) Butler, John FR 4) Vernhes, Sebi SR
2 Denison 2:57.56 2:55.80
1) Hill, Jack SO 2) Hensel, Nickolas FR
3) Beduschi, Andre SO 4) Daly, Patrick SR
3 Calvin 2:57.92 2:56.86
1) Bajwa, David SR 2) Molin, Vlad 5Y
3) Seidelman, Josh SR 4) Platt, Charles JR
4 Carnegie Mellon 2:57.71 2:57.17
1) Morford, Brayden SO 2) Malinovski, Matvey FR
3) Peitler, Matt FR 4) Jones, Cam 5Y
5 NYU 2:58.72 2:57.36
1) Downs, Pierce SO 2) Nechydyuk, Max FR
3) Watanakun, Ajay SR 4) Wehbe, Greg SO
6 Kenyon 2:58.25 2:57.99
1) Abrahamson, Neil FR 2) Dragojlovic, Djordje JR
3) Sidorko, Kirill JR 4) Jaworski, Teodor JR
7 MIT 2:58.54 2:58.02
1) Kim, Nathan FR 2) Jiang, Eugene JR
3) Arrese-Igor, Aitor SO 4) Roberts, Bryce SO
8 Wash U. 2:58.46 2:58.92
1) Sibley, Danny SR 2) Rockaway, Justin SR
3) Wolford, Kyle 5Y 4) Bick, Austin 5Y
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