Denison’s Jack Lindell Clips NCAA D3 Record in 200 IM

Photo Courtesy: Allen Rich

Denison’s Jack Lindell put up the first NCAA D3 record of the meet with a swift 1:46.07 in the men’s 200-yard IM this morning at the 2016 NCAA Division III Championships.

Lindell’s time cleared the previous record of 1:46.23 set by Emory’s Andrew Wilson just a year ago at the NCAA Championships.

Johns Hopkins’ Evan Holder (1:46.85) also made a run at the record, and should help push Lindell to a sub 1:46 tonight.

Kenyon’s Ian Reardon (1:48.21) and Trevor Manz (1:48.83) qualified third and fourth.

Denison’s Joe Brunk (1:49.17), Whitworth’s Wes Walton (1:49.64) and Emory’s Chandler Lichtefeld (1:50.01) rounded out the top seven.

Williams’ Tim Kostolansky (1:50.06) and Washington U’s Michael Lagieski (1:50.06) set up a swimoff for eighth.

Denison finished the event with six total point-scorers so far (3 A and 3 B), while Johns Hopkins, Emory and Kenyon each had 4 total (3 A and 1 B) finalists.

                     === Preliminaries ===                       
 
  1 Lindell, Jackso  JR Denison                      1:46.07*       
                 23.28        49.97 (26.69)
        1:20.87 (30.90)     1:46.07 (25.20)
  2 Holder, Evan     JR Johns Hopkins                1:46.85        
                 23.18        49.79 (26.61)
        1:20.61 (30.82)     1:46.85 (26.24)
  3 Reardon, Ian     JR Kenyon                       1:48.21        
                 23.50        50.66 (27.16)
        1:22.12 (31.46)     1:48.21 (26.09)
  4 Manz, Trevor     JR Kenyon                       1:48.83        
                 23.36        51.33 (27.97)
        1:22.24 (30.91)     1:48.83 (26.59)
  5 Brunk, Joe       SR Denison                      1:49.17        
                 23.71        52.39 (28.68)
        1:23.40 (31.01)     1:49.17 (25.77)
  6 Walton, Wes      SR Whitworth                    1:49.64        
                 23.40        50.96 (27.56)
        1:22.89 (31.93)     1:49.64 (26.75)
  7 Lichtefeld, Cha  SO Emory                        1:50.01        
                 22.81        50.90 (28.09)
        1:22.66 (31.76)     1:50.01 (27.35)
  8 Kostolansky, Ti  SO Williams                     1:50.06        
                 23.32        50.69 (27.37)
        1:22.44 (31.75)     1:50.06 (27.62)
  8 Lagieski, Micha  JR Wash U. MO                   1:50.06        
                 24.22        52.95 (28.73)
        1:23.39 (30.44)     1:50.06 (26.67)
 Swim-Off Required ----------------------------------------------
 10 Wilson, Mark     SO Johns Hopkins                1:50.68        
                 23.38        50.75 (27.37)
        1:23.41 (32.66)     1:50.68 (27.27)
 11 Valentine, Matt  SR C M S                        1:50.78        
                 23.20        51.89 (28.69)
        1:24.39 (32.50)     1:50.78 (26.39)
 12 Cooper, Mitchel  JR Emory                        1:50.92        
                 23.29        51.12 (27.83)
        1:24.03 (32.91)     1:50.92 (26.89)
 13 Leenhouts, Matt  SO Kenyon                       1:50.98        
                 23.44        51.60 (28.16)
        1:24.31 (32.71)     1:50.98 (26.67)
 14 Hogan, Colin     JR Williams                     1:51.02        
                 23.79        51.43 (27.64)
        1:23.76 (32.33)     1:51.02 (27.26)
 15 Smith, Jason     SO Whitworth                    1:51.09        
                 23.70        50.49 (26.79)
        1:24.47 (33.98)     1:51.09 (26.62)
 16 Rich, Andrew     SR Denison                      1:51.26        
                 23.09        51.64 (28.55)
        1:25.22 (33.58)     1:51.26 (26.04)

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Brian Mulvihill

8 years ago

So national like beating Kenyon