2021 Big Ten Men’s Swimming Championships
Day Three Heats, Columbus, Ohio
The 2021 Big Ten men’s swimming championships continued from the campus of The Ohio State University with the 100 fly, 400 IM and 200 free as this is the last of the five major power five conferences to hold their championship meet with 20 days until the NCAAs in Greensboro.
With 3m diving prelims included, Indiana qualified nine to the A-Finals tonight while Michigan will have eight swims in the championship final.
Northwestern perhaps had the best morning with three total A-finalists advancing as the battle for fourth place heats up between the Wildcats, Wisconsin, Purdue and Penn State.
Team Ups, Mids, Downs (through 3m diving)
- Indiana 9, 3, 6
- Michigan 8, 4, 4
- Ohio State 4, 4, 5
- Northwestern 3, 5, 4
- Wisconsin 3, 2, 2
- Purdue 2, 4, 3
- Penn State 2, 2, 2
- Minnesota 1, 3, 3
- Iowa 0, 5, 2
- Michigan State 0, 0, 1
100 Fly
Indiana put four up in the heats of the 100 butterfly as the Hoosiers got things started on part one of moving day. Tomer Frankel put up the number one time of the morning with a 45.08 as he will be joined in the final by fellow cream and crimson wearing Brendan Burns (45.71), Van Mathias (46.55) and Cory Gambardella (46.65). Indiana is sitting in second place in the team standings through all the swimming events and the 1m diving as Indiana is looking to get back the Big Ten title after winning three straight from 2017 – 2019.
Michigan’s River Wright (45.24) may have something to say in tonight’s final as he is the second seed behind Frankel and looking to win Michigan’s third straight 100 fly title after Miles Smachlo won the last two.
Wisconsin got two in the A-final in Wesley Jekel (46.32) and Erik Gessner (46.51) while Purdue advanced Trent Pellini (46.72) in eighth.
Event 7 Men 100 Yard Butterfly
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B1G Meet: ! 44.79 2/23/2018 Vinicius M Lanza, Indiana
45.05 A NCAA QUALIFYING
47.43 B NCAA PROVISIONAL
Name Age School Seed Prelims
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=== Preliminaries ===
1 Frankel, Tomer 20 Ind-IN 46.81 45.08 qB
r:+0.62 9.58 21.06 (11.48)
32.86 (11.80) 45.08 (12.22)
2 Wright, River S 19 MICH-MI 47.70 45.24 qB
r:+0.70 9.69 21.31 (11.62)
33.13 (11.82) 45.24 (12.11)
3 Burns, Brendan 19 Ind-IN 47.08 45.71 qB
r:+0.73 9.91 21.38 (11.47)
33.54 (12.16) 45.71 (12.17)
4 Jekel, Wesley B 20 WISC-WI 47.35 46.32 qB
r:+0.68 9.78 21.57 (11.79)
33.78 (12.21) 46.32 (12.54)
5 Gessner, Erik T 20 WISC-WI 47.03 46.51 qB
r:+0.72 9.71 21.44 (11.73)
33.67 (12.23) 46.51 (12.84)
6 Mathias, Van L 20 Ind-IN 47.98 46.55 qB
r:+0.75 9.76 21.68 (11.92)
33.67 (11.99) 46.55 (12.88)
7 Gambardella, Co 22 Ind-IN 48.01 46.65 qB
r:+0.71 10.00 21.77 (11.77)
34.02 (12.25) 46.65 (12.63)
8 Pellini, Trent 22 PUR-IN 47.81 46.72 qB
r:+0.75 10.08 22.14 (12.06)
34.45 (12.31) 46.72 (12.27)
400 IM
Penn State’s Michael Daly stormed through his heat swim from a non-seeded heat to grab lane four in tonight’s final of the 400 IM after a 3:43.29 this morning. Penn State has never won a Big Ten title in the 400 IM and last won an individual title in 2017 when Shane Ryan won the 100 back. Daly will be surrounded by Wisconsin’s Caleb Aman (3:43.33) and Michigan’s Jared Daigle (3:43.47). The Badgers last won this event with Michael Weiss in 2013 and the Wolverines have won seven straight and 26 of the last 30, so history is on Michigan’s side here.
The Wolverines will have two additional finalists in Daniel Berlitz (3:44.43) and Will Roberts (3:46.08) as they qualified eight total swimmers in the three events to finals tonight.
Penn State will have an additional finalist in William Lulek (3:46.22), while Indiana’s Spencer Lehman (3:45.95) and Northwestern’s Jeffrey Durmer (3:46.13) will also race in the A-Final.
Event 8 Men 400 Yard IM
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B1G Meet: ! 3:38.03 2009 Tyler Clary, Michigan
3:39.16 A NCAA QUALIFYING
3:51.46 B NCAA PROVISIONAL
Name Age School Seed Prelims
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=== Preliminaries ===
1 Daly, Michael C 20 PSU-MA NT 3:43.29 qB
r:+0.81 23.61 49.90 (26.29)
1:17.40 (27.50) 1:44.62 (27.22)
2:16.97 (32.35) 2:49.84 (32.87)
3:17.12 (27.28) 3:43.29 (26.17)
2 Aman, Caleb R 20 WISC-WI 1:46.97 3:43.33 qB
r:+0.75 24.51 52.93 (28.42)
1:20.25 (27.32) 1:47.86 (27.61)
2:19.10 (31.24) 2:51.23 (32.13)
3:17.70 (26.47) 3:43.33 (25.63)
3 Daigle, Jared B 20 MICH-MI 3:52.04 3:43.47 qB
r:+0.68 24.56 52.68 (28.12)
1:20.82 (28.14) 1:48.38 (27.56)
2:19.18 (30.80) 2:50.80 (31.62)
3:17.45 (26.65) 3:43.47 (26.02)
4 Berlitz, Daniel 19 MICH-MI 3:51.75 3:44.43 qB
r:+0.75 23.99 51.51 (27.52)
1:20.66 (29.15) 1:48.92 (28.26)
2:20.71 (31.79) 2:52.77 (32.06)
3:19.17 (26.40) 3:44.43 (25.26)
5 Lehman, Spencer 22 Ind-IN 4:00.73 3:45.95 qB
r:+0.67 23.82 51.10 (27.28)
1:19.60 (28.50) 1:47.81 (28.21)
2:20.13 (32.32) 2:52.50 (32.37)
3:19.62 (27.12) 3:45.95 (26.33)
6 Roberts, Willia 21 MICH-MI NT 3:46.08 qB
r:+0.71 23.83 50.66 (26.83)
1:19.84 (29.18) 1:48.56 (28.72)
2:20.90 (32.34) 2:53.63 (32.73)
3:20.04 (26.41) 3:46.08 (26.04)
7 Durmer, Jeffrey 21 NU-IL 3:48.81 3:46.13 qB
r:+0.72 24.36 51.80 (27.44)
1:20.51 (28.71) 1:48.34 (27.83)
2:20.42 (32.08) 2:52.89 (32.47)
3:19.78 (26.89) 3:46.13 (26.35)
8 Lulek, William 22 PSU-MA 3:51.13 3:46.22 qB
r:+0.75 24.27 52.12 (27.85)
1:20.91 (28.79) 1:49.07 (28.16)
2:20.60 (31.53) 2:52.95 (32.35)
3:19.91 (26.96) 3:46.22 (26.31)
200 Free
Ohio State’s Paul DeLakis posted the top time in the 200 free heats with a 1:33.55 to grab lane four in tonight’s finals ahead of Indiana’s Tomer Frankel (1:33.76) and Michigan’s Patrick Callan (1:33.78).
DeLakis won last night’s 200 IM and was second in this event last year, so he will be looking to close out his career in his home pool with another win. Frankel already swam the 100 fly this morning and is the top seed there, while Callan was second last night in the 500 and will be hungry to win arguably his best event today.
The Wolverines will have half the pool in the A-Final as they also advanced Gus Borges (1:33.79), Jake Mitchell (1:33.93) and Wyatt Davis (1:34.92). Mitchell won the 500 last night and had the fastest last 50 this morning so if he remains close at the 150, he can run anyone down.
Northwestern had a big showing in the 200 free with Aleksa Bobar (1:35.22) and Dartmouth transfer Connor Lamastra (1:35.42) advance to the A-Final.
Event 9 Men 200 Yard Freestyle
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B1G Meet: ! 1:31.14 2/23/2018 Blake J Pieroni, Indiana
1:32.05 A NCAA QUALIFYING
1:36.32 B NCAA PROVISIONAL
Name Age School Seed Prelims
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=== Preliminaries ===
1 Delakis, Paul J 22 OSU-OH 1:37.50 1:33.55 qB
r:+0.72 22.16 45.55 (23.39)
1:09.47 (23.92) 1:33.55 (24.08)
2 Frankel, Tomer 20 Ind-IN 1:36.40 1:33.76 qB
r:+0.62 21.46 45.23 (23.77)
1:09.34 (24.11) 1:33.76 (24.42)
3 Callan, Kevin P 21 MICH-MI 1:33.95 1:33.78 qB
r:+0.70 21.86 45.74 (23.88)
1:09.64 (23.90) 1:33.78 (24.14)
4 Borges, Luiz Gu 21 MICH-MI 1:38.19 1:33.79 qB
r:+0.70 21.22 44.68 (23.46)
1:09.05 (24.37) 1:33.79 (24.74)
5 Mitchell, Jacob 19 MICH-MI 1:35.94 1:33.93 qB
r:+0.69 22.15 45.96 (23.81)
1:10.10 (24.14) 1:33.93 (23.83)
6 Davis, Wyatt M 19 MICH-MI 1:37.86 1:34.92 qB
r:+0.67 22.03 46.18 (24.15)
1:10.51 (24.33) 1:34.92 (24.41)
7 Bobar, Aleksa 21 NU-IL 1:37.24 1:35.22 qB
r:+0.73 22.23 46.33 (24.10)
1:10.96 (24.63) 1:35.22 (24.26)
8 Lamastra, Conno 22 NU-IL NT 1:35.42 qB
r:+0.73 22.29 46.20 (23.91)
1:10.57 (24.37) 1:35.42 (24.85)
3m Diving
Diving was completed last week but is being calculated into this week’s scoring. Swimming World will score the diving events as if they are happening in real time.
Event 1A Men 3 mtr Diving
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B1G Meet: ! 540.55 2/23/2018 Steele Johnson, Purdue
320.00 A NCAA QUALIFYING
Name Age School Seed Prelims
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=== Preliminaries ===
1 Canova, Joseph Ohio St-OH NP 431.15 qA
2 Gould, Mory Indiana-IN NP 395.20 qA
3 VanDevender, Co Indiana-IN NP 390.20 qA
4 Siler, Jacob Ohio St-OH NP 386.05 qA
5 Yost, Lyle Ohio St-OH NP 385.55 qA
6 Butler, Jake Minnesota-MN NP 383.10 qA
7 Capobianco, Andrew Indiana-IN NP 378.60 qA
8 Loschaivo, Brandon Purdue-IN NP 373.00 qA
9 Todd, Ross Michigan-MI NP 367.35 qA
10 Abramowicz, Taz Wisconsin-WI NP 350.40 qA
11 Bramley, Benjamin Purdue-IN NP 347.05 qA
12 Duncan, Gregory Purdue-IN NP 337.50 qA
13 Eskrick, Yohan Northwestern-IL NP 334.05 qA
14 Scotty, Seamus Indiana-IN NP 333.30 qA
15 Lester, Duncan Minnesota-MN NP 329.70 qA
16 Labuda, Evan Northwestern-IL NP 328.55 qA
17 Fielding, Jacob Ohio St-OH NP 325.20 A
18 Royzen, Maxim Minnesota-MN NP 320.80 A
19 Grannum, Hunter Ohio St-OH NP 320.60 A
20 Muller, Daniel Wisconsin-WI NP 307.65
21 Konle, Michael Iowa-IA NP 295.30
22 Schirmer, Wm He Northwestern-IL NP 288.90
23 Posligua, Jonat Iowa-IA NP 285.20
24 Phillip, Ryan Minnesota-MN NP 284.30
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