Big Ten Men’s Swimming and Diving Championships
Bloomington, Indiana
The 2020 Big Ten Men’s Swimming and Diving Championships continued on Saturday night from the campus of Indiana University with the finals of the 200 back, 100 free, 200 breast and 200 fly.
Michigan won the team title for the first time since 2016 as their senior class finally went out as winners, beating three-time champs Indiana in their home pool. The Wolverines celebrated their 41st overall conference title in men’s swimming and diving.
Michigan collected wins on Saturday night from seniors Felix Auböck and Tommy Cope, with the latter winning his first ever individual title.
The Hoosiers actually finished in third place behind Ohio State. Wisconsin finished in fourth place for their highest finish since 2001.
Indiana had a really good night with wins from Gabriel Fantoni, Bruno Blaskovic and Brendan Burns. Their 400 free relay ended the meet victoriously in their home pool.
Ohio State’s Lyle Yost won the platform diving event.
Details:
Awards:
- Swimmer of the Championships: Bruno Blaskovic, Indiana
- Freshman of the Year: Brendan Burns, Indiana
- Diver of the Year: Ross Todd, Michigan; Lyle Yost, Ohio State
The Big Ten Swimmer of the Year, Diver of the Year and Coach of the Year will be selected after the conclusion of the NCAA Championships, which will take place March 25-28 at the IU Natatorium in Indianapolis.
Men - Team Rankings - Through Event 21 1. Michigan 1548 2. Ohio State 1329 3. Indiana 1321.5 4. Wisconsin 834.5 5. Northwestern 665 6. Iowa 571 7. Purdue 561 8. Minnesota 551 9. Penn State 531 10. Michigan State 309
1650 Free
Michigan senior Felix Auböck started off the night with a 14:30.10 in the 1650 freestyle as he won for the fourth straight season. He also swept four years of the 500 freestyle as the Austrian is the first Big Ten man to win four 1650 titles since Olympic bronze medalist Chris Thompson won from 1998 – 2001. Thompson also won four 500 titles.
Auböck went 1-2 with fellow Wolverine Ricardo Vargas (14:39.48) as both guys should advance to the fastest heat at NCAAs in 25 days. Auböck is currently ranked second while Vargas is fifth. Indiana sophomore Mikey Calvillo had a good showing in his home pool with a 14:54.02 for third place as he added from his mid-season best of 14:46.
Michigan also scored freshman Daniel Berlitz (14:58.54) and junior William Roberts (15:00.58) in the top eight for huge points.
Indiana’s John Gallant (15:00.07), Wisconsin’s Matthew Hillmer (15:00.25) and Northwestern’s Dongjin Huang (15:11.21) also scored in the top eight.
Event 15 Men 1650 Yard Freestyle
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B1G Meet: # 14:29.25 2/25/2017 Felix O Auboeck, Michigan
Pool Record: ! 14:30.10 2/29/2020 Felix O Auboeck, Michigan
14:37.31 A NCAA Qualifying
15:26.19 B NCAA Provisional
Name Year School Seed Finals Points
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1 Auboeck, Felix SR Michigan-MI 14:42.29 14:30.10!A 32
r:+0.79 24.68 51.55 (26.87)
1:18.70 (27.15) 1:45.65 (26.95)
2:12.73 (27.08) 2:39.71 (26.98)
3:06.58 (26.87) 3:33.44 (26.86)
4:00.03 (26.59) 4:26.57 (26.54)
4:52.92 (26.35) 5:19.44 (26.52)
5:45.81 (26.37) 6:12.24 (26.43)
6:38.67 (26.43) 7:04.87 (26.20)
7:31.09 (26.22) 7:57.34 (26.25)
8:23.59 (26.25) 8:49.80 (26.21)
9:15.97 (26.17) 9:42.14 (26.17)
10:08.40 (26.26) 10:34.63 (26.23)
11:00.86 (26.23) 11:27.20 (26.34)
11:53.62 (26.42) 12:20.26 (26.64)
12:46.87 (26.61) 13:13.57 (26.70)
13:40.09 (26.52) 14:06.43 (26.34) 14:30.10 (23.67)
2 Vargas Jacobo, JR Michigan-MI 14:49.16 14:39.48 B 28
r:+0.66 24.51 51.41 (26.90)
1:18.51 (27.10) 1:45.51 (27.00)
2:12.58 (27.07) 2:39.70 (27.12)
3:06.72 (27.02) 3:33.62 (26.90)
4:00.36 (26.74) 4:26.88 (26.52)
4:53.49 (26.61) 5:20.10 (26.61)
5:46.64 (26.54) 6:13.16 (26.52)
6:39.87 (26.71) 7:06.36 (26.49)
7:32.62 (26.26) 7:58.89 (26.27)
8:25.22 (26.33) 8:51.65 (26.43)
9:18.24 (26.59) 9:44.80 (26.56)
10:11.48 (26.68) 10:38.19 (26.71)
11:05.32 (27.13) 11:32.26 (26.94)
11:59.26 (27.00) 12:26.23 (26.97)
12:53.13 (26.90) 13:19.95 (26.82)
13:47.07 (27.12) 14:13.85 (26.78) 14:39.48 (25.63)
3 Calvillo, Micha SO Indiana-IN 14:46.25 14:54.02 B 27
r:+0.72 24.66 51.74 (27.08)
1:19.00 (27.26) 1:46.26 (27.26)
2:13.52 (27.26) 2:40.73 (27.21)
3:08.18 (27.45) 3:35.57 (27.39)
4:02.84 (27.27) 4:30.09 (27.25)
4:57.28 (27.19) 5:24.54 (27.26)
5:51.75 (27.21) 6:18.75 (27.00)
6:45.86 (27.11) 7:13.23 (27.37)
7:40.20 (26.97) 8:07.11 (26.91)
8:34.20 (27.09) 9:01.44 (27.24)
9:28.82 (27.38) 9:56.21 (27.39)
10:23.45 (27.24) 10:50.79 (27.34)
11:18.02 (27.23) 11:45.27 (27.25)
12:12.78 (27.51) 12:40.14 (27.36)
13:07.60 (27.46) 13:34.64 (27.04)
14:01.32 (26.68) 14:28.03 (26.71) 14:54.02 (25.99)
4 Berlitz, Daniel FR Michigan-MI 14:55.26 14:58.54 B 26
r:+0.78 24.93 52.41 (27.48)
1:19.90 (27.49) 1:47.34 (27.44)
2:14.97 (27.63) 2:42.55 (27.58)
3:09.91 (27.36) 3:37.51 (27.60)
4:04.89 (27.38) 4:32.30 (27.41)
4:59.74 (27.44) 5:27.22 (27.48)
5:54.67 (27.45) 6:22.21 (27.54)
6:49.63 (27.42) 7:17.10 (27.47)
7:44.39 (27.29) 8:11.71 (27.32)
8:38.96 (27.25) 9:06.13 (27.17)
9:33.22 (27.09) 10:00.51 (27.29)
10:27.82 (27.31) 10:55.03 (27.21)
11:22.34 (27.31) 11:49.45 (27.11)
12:16.69 (27.24) 12:43.79 (27.10)
13:10.91 (27.12) 13:38.28 (27.37)
14:05.33 (27.05) 14:32.58 (27.25) 14:58.54 (25.96)
5 Gallant, John W FR Indiana-IN 14:49.00 15:00.07 B 25
r:+0.79 25.15 52.18 (27.03)
1:19.60 (27.42) 1:47.13 (27.53)
2:14.56 (27.43) 2:42.07 (27.51)
3:09.84 (27.77) 3:37.55 (27.71)
4:05.13 (27.58) 4:32.67 (27.54)
5:00.42 (27.75) 5:28.12 (27.70)
5:55.56 (27.44) 6:23.13 (27.57)
6:50.63 (27.50) 7:18.09 (27.46)
7:45.50 (27.41) 8:12.95 (27.45)
8:40.47 (27.52) 9:08.18 (27.71)
9:35.57 (27.39) 10:02.86 (27.29)
10:30.11 (27.25) 10:57.34 (27.23)
11:24.60 (27.26) 11:51.69 (27.09)
12:18.76 (27.07) 12:45.86 (27.10)
13:13.06 (27.20) 13:40.24 (27.18)
14:07.49 (27.25) 14:34.51 (27.02) 15:00.07 (25.56)
6 Hillmer, Matthe SO Wisconsin-WI 15:26.64 15:00.25 B 24
r:+0.81 25.25 52.74 (27.49)
1:20.42 (27.68) 1:48.27 (27.85)
2:16.05 (27.78) 2:43.80 (27.75)
3:11.67 (27.87) 3:39.27 (27.60)
4:06.82 (27.55) 4:34.27 (27.45)
5:01.59 (27.32) 5:28.96 (27.37)
5:56.37 (27.41) 6:23.60 (27.23)
6:50.76 (27.16) 7:18.05 (27.29)
7:45.09 (27.04) 8:12.23 (27.14)
8:39.53 (27.30) 9:06.86 (27.33)
9:33.92 (27.06) 10:01.12 (27.20)
10:28.22 (27.10) 10:55.34 (27.12)
11:22.55 (27.21) 11:49.93 (27.38)
12:17.09 (27.16) 12:44.54 (27.45)
13:11.87 (27.33) 13:39.38 (27.51)
14:07.06 (27.68) 14:33.91 (26.85) 15:00.25 (26.34)
7 Roberts, Willia JR Michigan-MI 14:54.04 15:00.58 B 23
r:+0.73 24.75 51.50 (26.75)
1:18.64 (27.14) 1:45.65 (27.01)
2:12.92 (27.27) 2:39.91 (26.99)
3:06.74 (26.83) 3:33.85 (27.11)
4:01.02 (27.17) 4:28.30 (27.28)
4:55.78 (27.48) 5:23.18 (27.40)
5:50.59 (27.41) 6:18.25 (27.66)
6:46.07 (27.82) 7:13.74 (27.67)
7:41.19 (27.45) 8:08.83 (27.64)
8:36.21 (27.38) 9:03.87 (27.66)
9:31.40 (27.53) 9:59.14 (27.74)
10:26.99 (27.85) 10:54.73 (27.74)
11:22.69 (27.96) 11:50.61 (27.92)
12:18.72 (28.11) 12:46.49 (27.77)
13:14.21 (27.72) 13:41.65 (27.44)
14:09.49 (27.84) 14:36.14 (26.65) 15:00.58 (24.44)
8 Hwang, Dongjin JR Northwestern-IL 15:15.52 15:11.21 B 22
r:+0.69 25.35 52.59 (27.24)
1:20.15 (27.56) 1:47.78 (27.63)
2:15.44 (27.66) 2:43.10 (27.66)
3:10.66 (27.56) 3:38.23 (27.57)
4:05.83 (27.60) 4:33.50 (27.67)
5:01.04 (27.54) 5:28.63 (27.59)
5:56.21 (27.58) 6:23.77 (27.56)
6:51.29 (27.52) 7:18.85 (27.56)
7:46.56 (27.71) 8:14.20 (27.64)
8:41.89 (27.69) 9:09.43 (27.54)
9:36.90 (27.47) 10:04.59 (27.69)
10:32.36 (27.77) 11:00.23 (27.87)
11:28.13 (27.90) 11:56.19 (28.06)
12:24.27 (28.08) 12:52.58 (28.31)
13:20.79 (28.21) 13:48.91 (28.12)
14:17.15 (28.24) 14:44.96 (27.81) 15:11.21 (26.25
200 Back
Indiana junior Gabriel Fantoni swept the backstroke events at the Big Ten men’s swimming and diving championships as the Hoosiers have gotten off to a great start in their home pool on Saturday night. Fantoni won from lane 7 with a 1:40.31, adding on to his 100 back title from last night. Fantoni successfully defended his title from 2019 as the Hoosiers have now won the last four Big Ten titles in the 200 back.
Penn State’s Michael Daly (1:40.63) and Wisconsin’s Cameron Tysoe (1:41.02) had great swims for their respective schools as Daly almost became Penn State’s first conference title in three years.
Michigan’s Robert Zofchak (1:41.34) had a big drop from this morning as he moved up to fourth.
Northwestern’s Martos Bacarizo (1:41.44) has helped them get up to fifth place in the team standings with a fifth place finish.
Ohio State’s Thomas Watkins (1:41.75), Jonah Cooper (1:42.35) and Colin McDermott (1:43.26) finished in sixth, seventh and eighth.
Event 16 Men 200 Yard Backstroke
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B1G Meet: # 1:38.89 2014 Eric Ress, Indiana
Pool Record: ! 1:39.98 2013 Andrew Teduits, Wisconsin
1:39.16 A NCAA Qualifying
1:45.04 B NCAA Provisional
Name Year School Prelims Finals Points
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=== A - Final ===
1 Fantoni, Gabrie JR Indiana-IN 1:41.95 1:40.31 B 32
23.35 49.16 (25.81)
1:15.31 (26.15) 1:40.31 (25.00)
2 Daly, Michael C SO Penn St-MA 1:41.42 1:40.63 B 28
23.83 49.21 (25.38)
1:15.00 (25.79) 1:40.63 (25.63)
3 Tysoe, Cameron SR Wisconsin-WI 1:40.62 1:41.02 B 27
23.81 49.30 (25.49)
1:14.99 (25.69) 1:41.02 (26.03)
4 Zofchak, Robert SR Michigan-MI 1:41.98 1:41.34 B 26
24.36 50.22 (25.86)
1:16.13 (25.91) 1:41.34 (25.21)
5 Martos Bacarizo SO Northwestern-IL 1:41.56 1:41.44 B 25
23.69 49.32 (25.63)
1:15.37 (26.05) 1:41.44 (26.07)
6 Watkins, Thomas FR Ohio St-OH 1:41.83 1:41.75 B 24
23.57 49.46 (25.89)
1:15.58 (26.12) 1:41.75 (26.17)
7 Cooper, Jonah L FR Ohio St-OH 1:42.05 1:42.35 B 23
23.35 49.34 (25.99)
1:16.10 (26.76) 1:42.35 (26.25)
8 McDermott, Coli JR Ohio St-OH 1:41.85 1:43.26 B 22
23.68 49.53 (25.85)
1:15.96 (26.43) 1:43.26 (27.30)
100 Free
Indiana’s Bruno Blaskovic swept the sprint freestyle events in his home pool, joining his classmate Gabriel Fantoni as double individual winners for the Hoosiers. Blaskovic won the 100 freestyle on the final night of the Big Ten Men’s Swimming and Diving Championships with a 41.88 as he was the only swimmer to break 42 seconds. He set the pool record this morning of 41.49 and was barely off the meet record of 41.43 from Blake Pieroni two years ago.
Indiana has now won four of the last Big Ten titles in the 100 freestyle as Pieroni won three from 2016 – 2018.
Ohio State’s Andrew Loy (42.21) finished in second after he won the 200 IM and 200 freestyle earlier in the meet. He has a shot to be named the swimmer of the championships.
Indiana’s Mohamed Samy finished in third at 42.38, scoring big points for the Hoosiers who are trying to hold on to second place. Sophomore Jack Franzman swam his best time in getting fourth at 42.45. That should bode well for their 400 free relay.
Michigan’s Gus Borges (42.61), Ohio State’s Semuede Andreis (43.12), Matthew Abeysinghe (43.17) and Iowa’s Aleksey Tarasenko (43.46) also swam in the championship final.
Event 17 Men 100 Yard Freestyle
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B1G Meet: # 41.43 2/24/2018 Blake J Pieroni, Indiana
Pool Record: ! 41.49 2/29/2020 Bruno Blaskovic, Indiana
41.71 A NCAA Qualifying
43.80 B NCAA Provisional
Name Year School Prelims Finals Points
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=== A - Final ===
1 Blaskovic, Brun JR Indiana-IN 41.49 41.88 B 32
r:+0.60 9.44 20.02 (10.58)
30.99 (10.97) 41.88 (10.89)
2 Loy, Andrew D SR Ohio St-OH 42.30 42.21 B 28
r:+0.66 9.69 20.30 (10.61)
31.35 (11.05) 42.21 (10.86)
3 Hassan, Mohamed SR Indiana-IN 42.71 42.38 B 27
r:+0.75 9.72 20.46 (10.74)
31.55 (11.09) 42.38 (10.83)
4 Franzman, Jack SO Indiana-IN 42.72 42.45 B 26
r:+0.63 9.60 20.35 (10.75)
31.47 (11.12) 42.45 (10.98)
5 Borges, Luiz Gu JR Michigan-MI 42.93 42.61 B 25
r:+0.65 9.52 20.36 (10.84)
31.52 (11.16) 42.61 (11.09)
6 Andreis, Semued SO Ohio St-OH 43.08 43.12 B 24
r:+0.69 9.71 20.51 (10.80)
31.78 (11.27) 43.12 (11.34)
7 Abeysinghe, Mat SR Ohio St-OH 42.96 43.17 B 23
r:+0.60 9.69 20.58 (10.89)
31.66 (11.08) 43.17 (11.51)
8 Tarasenko, Alek SO Iowa-IA 42.90 43.46 B 22
r:+0.63 9.65 20.59 (10.94)
31.88 (11.29) 43.46 (11.58)
200 Breast
Michigan senior Tommy Cope won his first individual Big Ten title in the 200 breaststroke with a 1:51.44 as he held off a hard charge from Ohio State’s Paul DeLakis (1:51.65) and Minnesota’s Max McHugh (1:51.80). DeLakis finished in second place in all three of his events as he was behind teammate Andrew Loy in the 200 free and 200 IM. McHugh could not double up after he won the 100 breast last night.
All three of those guys should meet again in 25 days at the NCAA championships in Indianapolis.
Michigan won its first Big Ten title in the 200 breaststroke since Scott Spann won in 2008. This also marks the first year since 2009 that someone not from the state of Indiana as the Hoosiers and Boilermakers had won every year since 2009.
Michigan’s Jeremy Babinet (1:52.77), Ohio State’s Jason Mathews (1:53.04), Iowa’s Daniel Swanepoel (1:53.53), Michigan’s Charlie Swanson (1:53.62) and Wisconsin’s Jian Mao (1:54.73) also swam in the championship final.
Event 18 Men 200 Yard Breaststroke
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B1G Meet: # 1:50.30 3/2/2019 Ian J Finnerty, Indiana
Pool Record: ! 1:51.03 2013 Cody Miller, Indiana
1:52.61 A NCAA Qualifying
1:58.43 B NCAA Provisional
Name Year School Prelims Finals Points
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=== A - Final ===
1 Cope, Thomas E SR Michigan-MI 1:52.55 1:51.44 A 32
r:+0.65 25.11 53.32 (28.21)
1:22.04 (28.72) 1:51.44 (29.40)
2 Delakis, Paul J JR Ohio St-OH 1:52.39 1:51.65 A 28
r:+0.76 25.28 53.68 (28.40)
1:22.57 (28.89) 1:51.65 (29.08)
3 McHugh, Maxwell SO Minnesota-MN 1:52.44 1:51.80 A 27
r:+0.80 25.14 53.63 (28.49)
1:22.42 (28.79) 1:51.80 (29.38)
4 Babinet, Jeremy SR Michigan-MI 1:54.11 1:52.77 B 26
r:+0.73 25.80 54.65 (28.85)
1:23.69 (29.04) 1:52.77 (29.08)
5 Mathews, Jason SO Ohio St-OH 1:52.76 1:53.04 B 25
r:+0.78 25.61 54.48 (28.87)
1:23.51 (29.03) 1:53.04 (29.53)
6 Swanepoel, Dani JR Iowa-IA 1:54.54 1:53.53 B 24
r:+0.75 25.90 54.53 (28.63)
1:23.71 (29.18) 1:53.53 (29.82)
7 Swanson, Charle SR Michigan-MI 1:52.88 1:53.62 B 23
r:+0.75 25.48 54.06 (28.58)
1:23.64 (29.58) 1:53.62 (29.98)
8 Mao, Jian JR Wisconsin-WI 1:54.78 1:54.73 B 22
r:+0.76 25.93 54.70 (28.77)
1:24.64 (29.94) 1:54.73 (30.09)
200 Fly
The Indiana Hoosiers continued their incredible night on the final night of the 2020 Big Ten Men’s Swimming and Diving Championships in their home pool with a win from Brendan Burns in the 200 butterfly at 1:40.98. Burns ran down fellow freshman Federico Burdisso (1:41.92) of Northwestern who faded to fourth place after leading for 150 meters.
We highlighted this race as one of the must watch events of the meet and it lived up to the hype as seniors Miles Smachlo (1:41.47) of Michigan and Noah Lense (1:41.57) of Ohio State also factored into the race on the final 50.
Burns was second in the 100 back and third in the 100 fly as he won Indiana’s fourth straight Big Ten title in the 200 butterfly
Iowa’s Michael Tenney (1:44.37), Indiana’s Van Mathias (1:44.56), Wisconsin’s Joseph Milinovich (1:44.69) and Indiana’s Chris Bathurst (1:45.55) also swam in the championship final.
Event 19 Men 200 Yard Butterfly
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B1G Meet: # 1:39.28 3/2/2019 Vinicius M Lanza, Indiana
Pool Record: ! 1:40.98 2/29/2020 Brendan A Burns, Indiana
1:40.76 A NCAA Qualifying
1:46.69 B NCAA Provisional
Name Year School Prelims Finals Points
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=== A - Final ===
1 Burns, Brendan FR Indiana-IN 1:42.47 1:40.98!B 32
r:+0.67 22.63 47.80 (25.17)
1:14.08 (26.28) 1:40.98 (26.90)
2 Smachlo, Miles SR Michigan-MI 1:42.55 1:41.47 B 28
r:+0.65 22.24 48.24 (26.00)
1:14.50 (26.26) 1:41.47 (26.97)
3 Lense, Noah J SR Ohio St-OH 1:43.18 1:41.57 B 27
r:+0.64 22.53 48.08 (25.55)
1:14.24 (26.16) 1:41.57 (27.33)
4 Burdisso, Feder FR Northwestern-IL 1:42.45 1:41.92 B 26
r:+0.69 21.91 47.49 (25.58)
1:14.14 (26.65) 1:41.92 (27.78)
5 Tenney, Michael SR Iowa-IA 1:44.18 1:44.37 B 25
r:+0.72 23.03 49.39 (26.36)
1:16.22 (26.83) 1:44.37 (28.15)
6 Mathias, Van L SO Indiana-IN 1:43.56 1:44.56 B 24
r:+0.78 23.08 49.57 (26.49)
1:16.73 (27.16) 1:44.56 (27.83)
7 Milinovich, Jos SR Wisconsin-WI 1:44.44 1:44.69 B 23
r:+0.65 23.76 50.38 (26.62)
1:17.48 (27.10) 1:44.69 (27.21)
8 Bathurst, Chris FR Indiana-IN 1:44.45 1:45.55 B 22
r:+0.66 23.67 50.67 (27.00)
1:17.86 (27.19) 1:45.55 (27.69)
Platform Diving
Ohio State freshman Lyle Yost had a tremendous last dive to take the platform title with 451 points. He finished just ahead of Purdue’s Ben Bramley (447.90), who was going for Purdue’s fourth straight title in this event. But Yost achieved Ohio State’s first platform title since Colin Zeng won in 2016.
Event 20 Men Platform Diving
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B1G Meet: # 557.90 2011 David Boudia, Purdue
Pool Record: ! 495.55 2013 Conor Murphy, Indiana
300.00 A NCAA Qualifying
Name Year School Prelims Finals Points
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=== A - Final ===
1 Yost, Lyle FR Ohio St-OH 344.05 451.00 A 32
2 Bramley, Ben G SO Purdue-IN 412.95 447.90 A 28
3 Todd, Ross JR Michigan-MI 356.95 419.50 A 27
4 Siler, Jacob JR Ohio St-OH 385.45 416.95 A 26
5 Canova, Joseph JR Ohio St-OH 381.25 387.05 A 25
6 Fielding, Jacob SO Ohio St-OH 318.75 375.80 A 24
7 Neuman, Mohamed FR Iowa-IA 348.80 355.15 A 23
8 Schirmer, Henry FR Northwestern-IL 308.70 315.50 A 22
400 Free Relay
The Indiana Hoosiers ended the Big Ten Men’s Swimming and Diving Championships with an exclamation point as Jack Franzman (42.48), Bruno Blaskovic (41.93), Van Mathias (42.04) and Mohamed Samy (41.98) swam a 2:48.43 to just miss the meet record they set in 2017. The Hoosiers had a good race from Ohio State, who finished second at 2:49.20. Their team of Andrew Loy (42.47), Mathew Abeysinghe (42.64), Semuede Andreis (41.90) and Paul DeLakis (42.19) qualified for NCAAs with their swim.
Michigan was third (2:51.38) and there was a tie for fourth between Purdue and Wisconsin (2:53.83).
The quickest splits outside the top two came from Michigan’s Charlie Swanson (42.59), Cameron Peel (42.69), Gus Borges (42.83) and Penn State’s Gabriel Castano (42.87).
Event 21 Men 400 Yard Freestyle Relay
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B1G Meet: # 2:48.29 2/25/2017 Indiana University, Indiana
A Tavcar, A Khalafalla, M SAMY, B Pieroni
Pool Record: ! 2:49.56 2018
2:51.11 A NCAA Qualifying
2:52.46 B NCAA Provisional
School Seed Finals Points
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1 Indiana-IN 'A' 2:50.11 2:48.43!A 64
1) Franzman, Jack A SO 2) r:+0.37 Blaskovic, Bruno JR
3) r:+0.17 Mathias, Van SO 4) r:+0.37 Hassan, Mohamed SR
r:+0.64 20.17 42.48 (42.48)
1:02.49 (20.01) 1:24.41 (41.93)
1:43.91 (19.50) 2:06.45 (42.04)
2:26.66 (20.21) 2:48.43 (41.98)
2 Ohio St-OH 'A' 2:51.56 2:49.20!A 56
1) Loy, Andrew D SR 2) r:+0.25 Abeysinghe, Mathew SR
3) r:+0.30 Andreis, Semuede SO 4) r:+0.21 Delakis, Paul JR
r:+0.70 20.37 42.47 (42.47)
1:02.72 (20.25) 1:25.11 (42.64)
1:44.46 (19.35) 2:07.01 (41.90)
2:27.17 (20.16) 2:49.20 (42.19)
3 Michigan-MI 'A' 2:51.34 2:51.38 B 54
1) Borges, Luiz Gustavo F JR 2) r:+0.28 Peel, Cameron FR
3) r:+0.30 Swanson, Charles SR 4) r:+0.36 Callan, Kevin SO
r:+0.67 20.39 42.83 (42.83)
1:02.75 (19.92) 1:25.52 (42.69)
1:45.63 (20.11) 2:08.11 (42.59)
2:28.69 (20.58) 2:51.38 (43.27)
4 Purdue-IN 'A' 2:54.70 2:53.83 51
1) Acin, Nikola SO 2) r:+0.21 Hrosik, Ryan SO
3) r:+0.30 Hart, Keelan FR 4) r:+0.23 Sherman, Nicholas SO
r:+0.67 21.02 43.44 (43.44)
1:03.91 (20.47) 1:27.40 (43.96)
1:47.87 (20.47) 2:10.78 (43.38)
2:31.25 (20.47) 2:53.83 (43.05)
4 Wisconsin-WI 'A' 2:55.18 2:53.83 51
1) Back, Griffin W SR 2) r:+0.37 Novinski, Matthew JR
3) r:+0.44 Stines, Niko SR 4) r:+0.04 Braun, Kevin SR
r:+0.64 21.16 43.85 (43.85)
1:04.07 (20.22) 1:26.80 (42.95)
1:47.51 (20.71) 2:10.91 (44.11)
2:31.09 (20.18) 2:53.83 (42.92)
6 Penn St-MA 'A' 2:56.48 2:54.14 48
1) Dinunzio, Matthew R SR 2) r:+0.13 Sutton, Zane FR
3) r:+0.20 Gosieniecki, Jiusz JR 4) r:+0.19 Castano, Gabriel JR
r:+0.57 21.05 44.19 (44.19)
1:04.66 (20.47) 1:28.00 (43.81)
1:48.20 (20.20) 2:11.27 (43.27)
2:31.41 (20.14) 2:54.14 (42.87)
7 Northwestern-IL 'A' 2:56.99 2:54.65 46
1) Burdisso, Federico FR 2) r:+0.24 Bobar, Aleksa FR
3) r:+0.39 Gately, Liam JR 4) r:+0.22 Zhang, Andrew SO
r:+0.74 20.83 43.64 (43.64)
1:04.24 (20.60) 1:27.10 (43.46)
1:48.25 (21.15) 2:11.15 (44.05)
2:31.87 (20.72) 2:54.65 (43.50)
8 Michigan St-MI 'A' 2:56.06 2:54.80 44
1) Farley, Aidan J JR 2) r:+0.19 Woods, Payton SR
3) r:+0.25 Mork, Nehemiah SR 4) r:+0.22 Mills, Kevin SO
r:+0.70 20.67 43.64 (43.64)
1:04.12 (20.48) 1:27.14 (43.50)
1:47.85 (20.71) 2:11.22 (44.08)
2:31.54 (20.32) 2:54.80 (43.58)
9 Iowa-IA 'A' 2:53.74 2:54.97 40
1) Tarasenko, Aleksey SO 2) r:+0.23 Kuznetsov, Sergey FR
3) r:+0.36 Myhre, William FR 4) r:+0.31 Scott, William SR
r:+0.64 20.88 43.52 (43.52)
1:03.99 (20.47) 1:27.18 (43.66)
1:47.66 (20.48) 2:11.46 (44.28)
2:31.82 (20.36) 2:54.97 (43.51)
10 Minnesota-MN 'A' 2:57.65 2:55.96 34
1) Sates, Tim L JR 2) r:+0.19 Saulnier, Nicholas SR
3) r:+0.04 Thomas, Matthew SR 4) r:+0.18 Pokkinen, Tuomas SR
r:+0.71 20.95 44.42 (44.42)
1:04.93 (20.51) 1:28.04 (43.62)
1:48.62 (20.58) 2:12.02 (43.98)
2:32.95 (20.93) 2:55.96 (43.94)
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