NCAA Division II Championships, Day 3 Finals: Kristina Orban Wins 100 Fly and 200 Free as Nova Southeastern Leads
Kristina Orban set herself an impressive double Thursday night. The Nova Southeastern sophomore duly delivered.
Orban won the 100 butterfly and 200 freestyle as the Sharks moved to a commanding position after three days of the NCAA Division II Championships. The Thursday night slate included a second title for Maurice Grabowski, a repeat for Jeremias Pock and a pair of relay records.
All the action:
NCAA Division II Championships Team Scores
Women - Team Rankings - Through Event 19 1. Nova S'Eastern 265 2. Tampa 209.5 3. Colorado Mesa 160.5 4. Drury 158 5. Indy 153 6. West Florida 143 7. Findlay 128.5 8. Grand Valley 111 9. Wingate 103 10. Delta State 87 11. Lynn 85 12. Catawba 83.5 13. Clarion 66 14. Simon Fraser 59 15. Mines 32 16. Umsl 25 17. Csu East Bay 22 17. Saginaw Valley 22 19. Carson-Newman 19 20. Davenport 18 21. McKendree 14 21. Augustana 14 23. Oklahoma Christi 12 24. Nmu 9 25. Concordia 5 25. Wayne State 5 27. Emmanuel 3 28. Iup 2 29. Alaska Fairbanks 1
Men - Team Rankings - Through Event 20 1. Drury 253 2. Tampa 244 3. Indy 228 4. Colorado Mesa 214 5. McKendree 151.5 6. Lynn 124 7. Findlay 95 8. Wingate 92 9. Grand Valley 91 10. Florida Southern 90 11. Catawba 82 12. Clarion 54 13. Nmu 52 14. St. Cloud St.-M 38 15. Delta State 37 16. Wayne State 31 17. Rollins 27.5 18. West Chester 20 19. Missouri S & T 19 20. Carson-Newman 16 21. Roberts Wesleyan 12 22. Florida Tech 10 23. Mines 8 24. Davenport 7 24. Quincy 7 26. Barry U 2
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Women’s 100 butterfly
The first leg of Kristina Orban’s double was quickly handled, the Nova Southeastern sophomore leading wire to wire in a winning time of 52.79 seconds. It’s a second slower than last year’s winning time, and Orban was .02 slower than she was in the morning.
That mattered little when she got her hand to the wall three tenths up on Findlay’s Emily Mears-Bentley, who went 53.14 to improve on her fourth-place finish from prelims. She was fourth last year.
Wingate freshman Mathilda Sandberg finished third in 53.56, a tenth up on Lynn’s Lydia Douthit. The third seed from the morning, Tehani Kong of CSU East Bay, slipped to sixth. She had been third last year.
The B final had a faster winner in Zinna Nimander of Delta State, who went 53.95. That would’ve been fifth in the A final.
Event 12 Women 100 Yard Butterfly
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NCAA DII: N 51.78 3/13/2025 Luna Mertins, Lynn
Meet: M 51.78 3/13/2025 Luna Mertins, Lynn
Name Year School Prelims Finals Points
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=== Championship Final ===
1 Orban, Kristina SO Nova S'eastern 52.77 52.79 20
r:+0.66 24.44 52.79 (28.35)
2 Mears-Bentley, Emily SR Findlay 54.06 53.14 17
r:+0.63 24.79 53.14 (28.35)
3 Sandberg, Mathilda FR Wingate 53.75 53.56 16
r:+0.70 24.78 53.56 (28.78)
4 Douthit, Lydia SO Lynn 54.33 53.66 15
r:+0.72 25.23 53.66 (28.43)
5 Schlueter, Caprice FR Indy 54.51 54.08 14
r:+0.77 25.20 54.08 (28.88)
6 Kong, Tehani JR CSU East Bay 53.90 54.20 13
r:+0.71 25.32 54.20 (28.88)
7 Roberts, Madalee FR Tampa 54.32 54.51 12
r:+0.65 25.25 54.51 (29.26)
8 Scheibelhoffer, Olivi SO Findlay 54.34 55.62 11
r:+0.73 25.36 55.62 (30.26)
Men’s 100 butterfly
Speaking of fast B finals … it took everything Maurice Grabowski had to beat the torrid pace set by B final winner Elias Noe of Indy. Grabowski is the NCAA champion in 45.34, just a tenth up on Findlay’s Camillo Marrugo Montano. Grabowski was 16th in prelims last year and 10th in finals.
But the second fastest time came from Noe. He entered as the 16th seed, blistering the B final from an outside lane in 45.43. That was .04 up on Marrugo Montano. Noe’s time was quicker than the 45.85 that won last year. Still worth only nine points in the team standings, though.
Carson-Neuman’s Gabriel Morales finished third in 46.26, two tenths up on Tampa’s Will Beckstead-Holman. Tibor Tristan was sixth.
Event 13 Men 100 Yard Butterfly
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NCAA DII: N 44.32 3/14/2019 Marius Kusch, Queens (NC)
Meet: M 44.32 3/14/2019 Marius Kusch, Queens (NC)
Name Year School Prelims Finals Points
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=== Championship Final ===
1 Grabowski, Maurice SR Lynn 46.10 45.34 20
r:+0.63 20.72 45.34 (24.62)
2 Marrugo Montano, Cami 5Y Findlay 45.93 45.47 17
r:+0.65 20.72 45.47 (24.75)
3 Morales, Gabriel JR Carson-Newman 46.64 46.26 16
r:+0.63 21.75 46.26 (24.51)
4 Beckstead-Holman, Wil SR Tampa 46.55 46.46 15
r:+0.62 21.39 46.46 (25.07)
5 Sawicki, Oskar SR Colorado Mesa 46.73 46.52 14
r:+0.64 21.31 46.52 (25.21)
6 Tistan, Tibor SR Tampa 46.82 46.58 13
r:+0.70 20.74 46.58 (25.84)
7 Pieterse, Antonie SO Roberts Wesleyan 46.76 46.67 12
r:+0.67 21.65 46.67 (25.02)
8 Kostin, Vitaly 5Y Lynn 46.72 46.73 11
r:+0.70 22.03 46.73 (24.70)
Women’s 400 individual medley
Burlingtyn Bokos backed her top seed entering the meet by going 4:14.09 to win by more than two seconds, a big boost or Tampa. Bokos was fifth last year.
Indy’s Celina Schmidt shook a sluggish prelims that left her seventh by speeding up to 4:16.20. Third was Katie O’Connell, the top seed from prelims out of Grand Valley, in 4:18.22, edging teammate Vittoria Proietti by .47 seconds.
Drury finished fifth and sixth with Maria Fe Munoz and Gwen Bergum.
Event 14 Women 400 Yard IM
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NCAA DII: N 4:08.56 3/10/2016 Patri Castro Ortega, Queens (NC)
Meet: M 4:08.56 3/10/2016 Patri Castro Ortega, Queens (NC)
Name Year School Prelims Finals Points
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=== Championship Final ===
1 Bokos, Burlingtyn SO Tampa 4:18.07 4:14.09 20
r:+0.76 26.70 56.66 (29.96)
1:28.85 (32.19) 2:00.34 (31.49)
2:36.25 (35.91) 3:13.07 (36.82)
3:43.76 (30.69) 4:14.09 (30.33)
2 Schmidt, Celina 5Y Indy 4:21.85 4:16.20 17
r:+0.68 27.20 58.55 (31.35)
1:32.56 (34.01) 2:06.82 (34.26)
2:41.91 (35.09) 3:17.52 (35.61)
3:47.18 (29.66) 4:16.20 (29.02)
3 O'Connell, Katie SR Grand Valley 4:18.04 4:18.22 16
r:+0.75 27.77 59.60 (31.83)
1:33.02 (33.42) 2:05.88 (32.86)
2:42.27 (36.39) 3:19.34 (37.07)
3:49.23 (29.89) 4:18.22 (28.99)
4 Proietti, Vittoria JR Grand Valley 4:21.30 4:18.69 15
r:+0.77 28.28 1:00.73 (32.45)
1:32.80 (32.07) 2:04.69 (31.89)
2:43.35 (38.66) 3:21.65 (38.30)
3:50.83 (29.18) 4:18.69 (27.86)
5 Fe Munoz, Maria SR Drury 4:18.57 4:18.87 14
r:+0.66 27.18 57.37 (30.19)
1:31.20 (33.83) 2:05.02 (33.82)
2:41.68 (36.66) 3:18.04 (36.36)
3:48.93 (30.89) 4:18.87 (29.94)
6 Bergum, Gwen JR Drury 4:19.30 4:20.14 13
r:+0.73 27.47 59.60 (32.13)
1:33.62 (34.02) 2:07.21 (33.59)
2:42.83 (35.62) 3:19.60 (36.77)
3:50.97 (31.37) 4:20.14 (29.17)
7 Corcoran, Megan SO Carson-Newman 4:22.05 4:21.67 12
r:+0.78 26.88 57.76 (30.88)
1:30.72 (32.96) 2:03.63 (32.91)
2:42.04 (38.41) 3:21.47 (39.43)
3:52.13 (30.66) 4:21.67 (29.54)
8 Dreghici, Jessica FR Simon Fraser 4:21.69 4:23.88 11
r:+0.74 27.72 59.74 (32.02)
1:33.75 (34.01) 2:06.74 (32.99)
2:44.67 (37.93) 3:23.45 (38.78)
3:54.31 (30.86) 4:23.88 (29.57)
Men’s 400 individual medley
Jeremias Pock repeated as the NCAA champion in the 400 IM. He went 3:42.95, more than a second up on the time of 3:44.03 that he used last year. Pock was third after 200 yards and trailed Drury freshman Belhassen Ben Miled at by two seconds at the midway points. But he split 1:00.09 in breaststroke, taking nearly two seconds out of Ben Miled on the final 50 alone.
Ben Miled finished second in 3:44.99. Teammate Joao Nogueira slipped form fourth in prelims to eighth in finals.
McKendree’s Tyler Bardak finished third in 3:45.68. Nico Basten of Indy was fourth in 3:46.54; a tenth behind was Silas Buessing in grabbing ninth in the B final.
As of the 400 IM, 20 points separated Drury in first and Colorado Mesa in fourth in the team standings.
Event 15 Men 400 Yard IM
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NCAA DII: N 3:40.22 3/14/2024 Benjamin Sampson, Colorado Mesa
Meet: M 3:40.22 3/14/2024 Benjamin Sampson, Colorado Mesa
Name Year School Prelims Finals Points
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=== Championship Final ===
1 Pock, Jeremias SO Indy 3:46.21 3:42.95 20
r:+0.61 23.70 51.26 (27.56)
1:20.59 (29.33) 1:49.13 (28.54)
2:19.57 (30.44) 2:50.22 (30.65)
3:17.14 (26.92) 3:42.95 (25.81)
2 Ben Miled, Belhassen FR Drury 3:47.91 3:44.99 17
r:+0.68 23.04 50.21 (27.17)
1:18.32 (28.11) 1:46.70 (28.38)
2:17.50 (30.80) 2:50.06 (32.56)
3:18.16 (28.10) 3:44.99 (26.83)
3 Bardak, Tyler FR McKendree 3:47.45 3:45.68 16
r:+0.64 23.70 51.58 (27.88)
1:20.83 (29.25) 1:49.46 (28.63)
2:20.85 (31.39) 2:52.42 (31.57)
3:19.60 (27.18) 3:45.68 (26.08)
4 Basten, Nico SO Indy 3:48.29 3:46.54 15
r:+0.78 23.96 51.45 (27.49)
1:20.01 (28.56) 1:48.05 (28.04)
2:20.79 (32.74) 2:53.74 (32.95)
3:20.49 (26.75) 3:46.54 (26.05)
5 Bichsel, Connor SR Missouri S & T 3:48.07 3:47.25 14
r:+0.70 23.80 51.83 (28.03)
1:20.70 (28.87) 1:49.72 (29.02)
2:20.61 (30.89) 2:52.18 (31.57)
3:20.09 (27.91) 3:47.25 (27.16)
6 Vester, Ben SO Colorado Mesa 3:46.70 3:48.74 13
r:+0.68 24.33 52.33 (28.00)
1:22.32 (29.99) 1:51.61 (29.29)
2:23.41 (31.80) 2:55.91 (32.50)
3:23.01 (27.10) 3:48.74 (25.73)
7 Remy, Jules FR Catawba 3:49.27 3:48.76 12
r:+0.70 24.36 52.87 (28.51)
1:22.92 (30.05) 1:52.23 (29.31)
2:24.31 (32.08) 2:56.79 (32.48)
3:23.96 (27.17) 3:48.76 (24.80)
8 Nogueira, Joao SR Drury 3:47.47 3:48.78 11
r:+0.65 24.39 51.70 (27.31)
1:21.59 (29.89) 1:50.51 (28.92)
2:22.47 (31.96) 2:55.07 (32.60)
3:22.88 (27.81) 3:48.78 (25.90)
Women’s 200 freestyle
What’s better than two ones for Kristina Orban Thursday night? How about a 1-2 for Nova Southeastern. Orban won the 200 free in 1:46.34, retaining her title from last season, albeit four tenths slower (though she didn’t have the 100 fly on the front end as a freshman last season.) Making things better was teammate Emilia Ronningdal finishing second in 1:46.82. The 200 IM champion edged Lucy Hedley’s Grand Valley by .06 seconds.
The Sharks maximized their point return with Maxine Egner winning the B final in 1:48.22 and Hailey Williams finishing 11th to stretch the lead over Tampa to 49.5 points.
Drury’s Maria Morales was fourth. Colorado Mesa had Ada Qunell finished sixth and Hanna Sarsivarevic eight.
Event 16 Women 200 Yard Freestyle
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NCAA DII: N 1:44.44 2/10/2016 Patri Castro Ortega, Queens (NC)
Meet: M 1:45.27 3/12/2015 Patri Castro Ortega, Queens (NC)
Name Year School Prelims Finals Points
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=== Championship Final ===
1 Orban, Kristina SO Nova S'eastern 1:47.83 1:46.34 20
r:+0.68 25.45 52.12 (26.67)
1:19.03 (26.91) 1:46.34 (27.31)
2 Ronningdal, Emilia SR Nova S'eastern 1:48.46 1:46.82 17
r:+0.75 25.18 52.37 (27.19)
1:19.63 (27.26) 1:46.82 (27.19)
3 Hedley, Lucy SR Grand Valley 1:47.75 1:46.88 16
r:+0.74 24.93 51.53 (26.60)
1:18.42 (26.89) 1:46.88 (28.46)
4 Morales, Maria SO Drury 1:48.82 1:47.25 15
r:+0.75 24.41 51.51 (27.10)
1:19.07 (27.56) 1:47.25 (28.18)
5 Louder, Lindsey JR Tampa 1:48.73 1:48.05 14
r:+0.82 25.62 52.94 (27.32)
1:20.50 (27.56) 1:48.05 (27.55)
6 Qunell, Ada SR Colorado Mesa 1:48.16 1:48.46 13
r:+0.79 25.21 52.78 (27.57)
1:20.58 (27.80) 1:48.46 (27.88)
7 Tapia Sahagun, Luz SO Lynn 1:48.74 1:48.66 12
r:+0.69 25.64 53.30 (27.66)
1:21.02 (27.72) 1:48.66 (27.64)
8 Sasivarevic, Hanna JR Colorado Mesa 1:48.64 1:48.75 11
r:+0.74 25.29 52.69 (27.40)
1:20.63 (27.94) 1:48.75 (28.12)
Men’s 200 freestyle
Volodymyr Gavrysh fired off a 1:32.40 off the front of the 800 free relay to set the NCAA record. He followed with a 1:32.50 to earn a national title. In the process, he deposed last year’s champ Jacob Hamlin, who secured second in 1:33.10. Hamlin had won last year in 1:33.38 with Gavrysh second.
Guillaume Guth of CMU was third in 1:33.48. There was more than 1.5 seconds back to Catawba’s Maksymilian Minichowski in fourth at 1:35.04. Drury went 5-8 in the A final, with Matteo Vissotto (fifth for the second straight year) and Lucas Minuer. In between was Daniel Meszaros of Florida Southern, up a spot from last year in sixth, then Tampa’s Joshua Noll.
Indy finished ninth and 11th in the B final.
Event 17 Men 200 Yard Freestyle
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NCAA DII: N 1:32.40 3/10/2026 Volodymyr Gavrysh, McKendree
Meet: M 1:32.40 3/10/2026 Volodymyr Gavrysh, McKendree
Name Year School Prelims Finals Points
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=== Championship Final ===
1 Gavrysh, Volodymyr SO McKendree 1:34.12 1:32.50 20
r:+0.61 21.53 44.98 (23.45)
1:08.77 (23.79) 1:32.50 (23.73)
2 Hamlin, Jacob JR Tampa 1:34.25 1:33.10 17
r:+0.73 21.93 45.62 (23.69)
1:09.31 (23.69) 1:33.10 (23.79)
3 Guth, Guillaume JR Colorado Mesa 1:35.03 1:33.48 16
r:+0.68 21.80 45.72 (23.92)
1:09.53 (23.81) 1:33.48 (23.95)
4 Minichowski, Maksymil JR Catawba 1:34.53 1:35.03 15
r:+0.61 21.72 45.45 (23.73)
1:09.63 (24.18) 1:35.03 (25.40)
5 Vissotto, Matteo JR Drury 1:34.99 1:35.44 14
r:+0.68 22.22 46.22 (24.00)
1:10.97 (24.75) 1:35.44 (24.47)
6 Meszaros, Daniel SO Florida Southern 1:35.54 1:35.48 13
r:+0.65 21.97 46.03 (24.06)
1:10.39 (24.36) 1:35.48 (25.09)
7 Noll, Joshua JR Tampa 1:35.57 1:35.79 12
r:+0.70 22.21 46.46 (24.25)
1:11.54 (25.08) 1:35.79 (24.25)
8 Minuer, Lucas SR Drury 1:35.36 1:35.91 11
r:+0.65 21.88 45.87 (23.99)
1:10.66 (24.79) 1:35.91 (25.25)
Women’s 3-meter diving
A year ago, Clarion went 1-2-4-5 on 3-meter.
This year, 1-2-3-6 will have to do.
Colleen Hudson became the latest Golden Eagle to win 3-meter diving at NCAAs. She was third in prelims with 460.15 points, then ran away from the field at night with a tally of 512.45.
Sophomore Taelyn Thomas finished second in 498.00, rising from sixth in prelims. Two-time champ Luna Vejarano was third with a score of 495.95, 1.15 points ahead of Kenya Meyer of Colorado Mesa. Clarion’s Kaitlyn Madigan was sixth.
It’s the fourth straight year that a Clarion diver has won this event. Vejarano won in 2023 as a freshman with Alexa Gonczi ninth. Gonczi won in 2024 with Vejarano third (and Madigan and Hudson fifth and sixth). Vejarano was first, Gonczi second, Hudson fourth and Madigan fifth a year ago.
Colorado Mesa was the big winner in the team competition, with Meyer fourth. The Mavericks finishing 4-8-10-11-13 to nab 43 points.
Event 18 Women 3 mtr Diving
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NCAA DII: N 555.70 3/14/2015 Elizabeth Rawlings, Wayne State
Meet: M 555.70 3/14/2015 Elizabeth Rawlings, Wayne State
Name Year School Prelims Finals Points
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=== Championship Final ===
1 Hudson, Colleen JR Clarion 460.15 512.45 20
2 Thomas, Taelyn SO Clarion 427.05 498.00 17
3 Vejarano, Luna SR Clarion 464.85 495.95 16
4 Meyer, Kenya SR Colorado Mesa 462.20 494.80 15
5 Lommel, Avery JR Augustana 443.05 474.35 14
6 Madigan, Kaitlyn JR Clarion 431.25 463.05 13
7 Nelson, Olivia SR West Florida 421.95 450.00 12
8 Licht, Amelia SR Colorado Mesa 420.80 420.90 11
Women’s 400 medley relay
It’s two records for the price of one for West Florida, the Argonauts resetting the relay record and seeing Agata Naskret lower her 100 back record off the front. Naskret went 51.24, trimming .02 off her NCAA record (and changing the school designation on her meet record set last year with Colorado Mesa). Alena Rozova, Livia Rodrigues and Sofija Kendzior went 3:35.21 to win and get the record.
The record had been 3:35.70, holding since 2019 in the hands of Queens. Colorado Mesa (with Naskret) won the race last year in 3:37.54.
The Argos were 11th as a team last year in 3:44.45, before the transfer of Naskret and the addition of freshman Rodrigues. Rozova and Kendzior were on last year’s quartet.
Indy was second in 3:38.03, Celina Schmidt splitting a picturesque 1:00.00 in breaststroke. Wingate was third, two tenths up on Nova Southeastern in possibly their weakest relay without Kristina Orban (though Zsofia Kurdi was 48.36 to be the fastest of the anchors). Colorado Mesa jumped into third place in the team standings by finishing sixth. Tampa was seventh, while Drury was a distant 11th.
Event 19 Women 400 Yard Medley Relay
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NCAA DII: N 3:35.21 3/12/2026 West Florida
A Naskret, A Rozova, L Rodrigues, S Kendzior
Meet: M 3:35.21 3/12/2026 West Florida
A Naskret, A Rozova, L Rodrigues, S Kendzior
School Seed Finals Points
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1 West Florida 3:39.00 3:35.21N 40
1) Naskret, Agata SR 2) r:0.37 Rozova, Alena JR
3) r:0.26 Rodrigues, Livia FR 4) r:0.33 Kendzior, Sofija SR
r:+0.53 25.01 51.24 (51.24)
1:19.32 (28.08) 1:52.32 (1:01.08)
2:16.76 (24.44) 2:45.63 (53.31)
3:09.20 (23.57) 3:35.21 (49.58)
2 Indy 3:39.78 3:38.03 34
1) Masella, Valentina FR 2) r:0.42 Schmidt, Celina 5Y
3) r:0.43 Schlueter, Caprice FR 4) r:0.38 Namutebi, Kirabo JR
r:+0.60 26.33 55.15 (55.15)
1:23.04 (27.89) 1:55.15 (1:00.00)
2:20.00 (24.85) 2:48.85 (53.70)
3:11.61 (22.76) 3:38.03 (49.18)
3 Wingate 3:41.84 3:38.97 32
1) Karlsson, Vera JR 2) r:0.18 Dwojak, Natalia SR
3) r:0.32 Sandberg, Mathilda FR 4) r:0.31 Azirovic, Nina SR
r:+0.58 26.53 55.32 (55.32)
1:23.08 (27.76) 1:55.63 (1:00.31)
2:20.45 (24.82) 2:49.08 (53.45)
3:12.71 (23.63) 3:38.97 (49.89)
4 Nova S'eastern 3:39.53 3:39.17 30
1) Morfelt, Mollie SR 2) r:0.45 Montgomery, Hannah JR
3) r:0.29 Kostromina, Vikriia 5Y 4) r:0.35 Kurdi, Zsofia 5Y
r:+0.61 26.65 55.49 (55.49)
1:23.37 (27.88) 1:56.46 (1:00.97)
2:21.48 (25.02) 2:50.81 (54.35)
3:13.66 (22.85) 3:39.17 (48.36)
5 Findlay 3:40.87 3:39.19 28
1) Mears-Bentley, Emily SR 2) r:0.21 Kakela, Helmi FR
3) r:0.04 Scheibelhoffer,ivia SO 4) r:0.37 Grubbs, Troie SR
r:+0.55 26.29 54.52 (54.52)
1:21.99 (27.47) 1:54.85 (1:00.33)
2:19.72 (24.87) 2:49.81 (54.96)
3:13.16 (23.35) 3:39.19 (49.38)
6 Colorado Mesa 3:40.05 3:39.21 26
1) Hooton, Taylar SO 2) r:0.50 Giraudeau, Melina JR
3) r:0.12 Borchardt, Kiara SR 4) r:0.24 Qunell, Ada SR
r:+0.57 26.46 54.59 (54.59)
1:23.26 (28.67) 1:56.28 (1:01.69)
2:20.97 (24.69) 2:50.06 (53.78)
3:13.28 (23.22) 3:39.21 (49.15)
7 Tampa 3:41.59 3:39.63 24
1) Meister, Sidni JR 2) r:0.31 Jowers, Hannah-aire FR
3) r:0.26 Roberts, Madalee FR 4) r:0.26 Morin, Tilde SR
r:+0.54 26.37 54.50 (54.50)
1:23.54 (29.04) 1:56.49 (1:01.99)
2:21.34 (24.85) 2:50.75 (54.26)
3:13.57 (22.82) 3:39.63 (48.88)
8 Delta State 3:41.69 3:41.16 22
1) Davis, Kaley SR 2) r:0.25 Skelt, Chloe JR
3) r:0.49 Nimander, Zinna SO 4) r:0.27 Murphy, Olivia SO
r:+0.55 26.46 55.81 (55.81)
1:23.55 (27.74) 1:57.85 (1:02.04)
2:22.68 (24.83) 2:52.12 (54.27)
3:14.99 (22.87) 3:41.16 (49.04)
Men’s 400 medley relay
It’s a national record for the University of Indianapolis, the quartet of Camille Trinquesse, Jeremias Pock, Elias Noe and Zachary Anthony going 3:06.12. That clubs more than a half-second off Drury’s record of 3:06.75 from last year, with three teams under the old mark.
Drury was also there in 3:06.54. The Panthers led by three tenths at the midway point, but Noe’s 45.55 took the edge by four tenths for Indy. The anchors were a push, Anthony at 42.79 for Indy and Yuri Cabral 42.80 at Drury.
Lynn was third in 3:06.65. They were 1.4 seconds back when Maurice Grabowski got in the water and cannoned his way to a 41.49 relay split.
Tampa was fourth in 3:08.37. Colorado Mesa was fifth. McKendree was just eighth.
Event 20 Men 400 Yard Medley Relay
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NCAA DII: N 3:06.12 3/12/2026 Indy
C Trinquesse, J Pock, E Noe, Z Anthony
Meet: M 3:06.12 3/12/2026 Indy
C Trinquesse, J Pock, E Noe, Z Anthony
School Seed Finals Points
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1 Indy 3:07.90 3:06.12N 40
1) Trinquesse, Camille FR 2) r:0.32 Pock, Jeremias SO
3) r:0.24 Noe, Elias JR 4) r:0.17 Anthony, Zachary FR
r:+0.55 22.84 47.43 (47.43)
1:11.01 (23.58) 1:37.78 (50.35)
1:58.46 (20.68) 2:23.33 (45.55)
2:43.33 (20.00) 3:06.12 (42.79)
2 Drury 3:08.10 3:06.54 34
1) Zornoza Quiros, Alvaro JR 2) r:0.23 Nogueira, Joao SR
3) r:0.31 Adamchuk, Ivan JR 4) r:0.39 Cabral, Yuri JR
r:+0.55 21.87 46.21 (46.21)
1:10.15 (23.94) 1:37.48 (51.27)
1:58.82 (21.34) 2:23.74 (46.26)
2:43.64 (19.90) 3:06.54 (42.80)
3 Lynn 3:08.51 3:06.65 32
1) Melcer, Paul SR 2) r:0.12 Tsyfarov, Maxim JR
3) r:0.23 Kostin, Vitaly 5Y 4) r:0.17 Grabowski, Maurice SR
r:+0.87 22.61 47.50 (47.50)
1:11.34 (23.84) 1:39.14 (51.64)
2:00.49 (21.35) 2:25.16 (46.02)
2:44.23 (19.07) 3:06.65 (41.49)
4 Tampa 3:09.84 3:08.37 30
1) Bernhardt, Rufus FR 2) r:0.21 Spann, Britton JR
3) r:0.18 Beckstead-Holmaliam SR 4) r:0.14 Pandin, Riccardo JR
r:+0.82 22.44 46.74 (46.74)
1:10.98 (24.24) 1:39.83 (53.09)
2:00.97 (21.14) 2:25.69 (45.86)
2:45.44 (19.75) 3:08.37 (42.68)
5 Colorado Mesa 3:09.17 3:08.93 28
1) Samsonov, Luka SR 2) r:0.15 Jonsson, Aron SR
3) r:0.03 Sawicki, Oskar SR 4) r:0.58 Guth, Guillaume JR
r:+0.56 22.99 47.53 (47.53)
1:11.85 (24.32) 1:40.40 (52.87)
2:01.49 (21.09) 2:27.13 (46.73)
2:46.94 (19.81) 3:08.93 (41.80)
6 Florida Southern 3:10.73 3:09.95 26
1) Tretyakov, Michael SO 2) r:0.13 Barczyk, Janek JR
3) r:0.30 Viallon, Nino SR 4) r:0.14 Da Rocha, Matheus JR
r:+0.52 22.87 48.44 (48.44)
1:11.80 (23.36) 1:40.37 (51.93)
2:01.87 (21.50) 2:27.33 (46.96)
2:46.96 (19.63) 3:09.95 (42.62)
7 Grand Valley 3:10.70 3:10.13 24
1) Abdelkarim, Mahmoud El Walid 2) r:0.06 Goh, Andrew JR
3) r:+0.0 Rahmaan, Keiran JR 4) r:0.24 Scotto Divetta,Evan SR
r:+0.58 22.16 47.25 (47.25)
1:11.83 (24.58) 1:40.44 (53.19)
2:02.19 (21.75) 2:27.92 (47.48)
2:47.64 (19.72) 3:10.13 (42.21)
8 McKendree 3:10.70 3:10.84 22
1) Ovanic, Joey SR 2) r:0.26 Bertulis, Nojus SO
3) r:0.22 de Oliveira, Daniel JR 4) r:0.10 Upton, Tyson JR
r:+0.55 22.91 48.26 (48.26)
1:12.60 (24.34) 1:41.49 (53.23)
2:02.63 (21.14) 2:27.79 (46.30)
2:47.66 (19.87) 3:10.84 (43.05)
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