NCAA Division II Championships, Night 2 Finals: Emily Trieschmann Repeats in 1,000 in Record Time; Tight Team Battles

Emily Trieschmann
Emily Trieschmann; Courtesy: Joe Hausman, Nova Southeastern University Athletics

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NCAA Division II Championships, Night 2 Finals: Emily Trieschmann Repeats in 1,000 in Record Time

For the second straight year, Nova Southeastern’s Emily Trieschmann is the NCAA Division II champion in the women’s 1,000 freestyle.

For the second straight year, it’s in record time.

Treischmann opened Night 2 of the meet at SPIRE Institute Wednesday with a winning time of 8:38.98. It successfully defends her title and clubs more than four seconds off the record she set last year. With teammate Hailey Williams second, it’s a boon to the Sharks’ title hopes.

NCAA Division II Championships Team Scores

Women - Team Rankings - Through Event 10                     
  1. Nova S'Eastern                    155   2. Drury                           124.5
  2. Colorado Mesa                   124.5   4. Indy                              105
  5. Lynn                               55   6. West Florida                       53
  7. Findlay                          48.5   8. Tampa                              48
  9. Augustana (W)                      45  10. Simon Fraser                     44.5
 11. Wingate                            36  12. Wayne State                        35
 13. Wcu                                34  14. Nmu                                29
 15. Delta State                        24  16. Msu Mankato                        22
 17. Henderson St.                      16  18. Carson-Newman                      14
 18. Oklahoma Christi                   14  20. Grand Valley                       12
 21. Azusa Pacific                      11  22. Truman St.                          8
 22. McKendree                           8  24. Csu East Bay                        7
 25. Umsl                                6  26. Lewis                               4


Men - Team Rankings - Through Event 11                      
  1. Tampa                             158   2. Drury                             135
  3. Indy                              122   4. McKendree                          81
  5. Colorado Mesa                      76   6. Nova S'Eastern                     72
  7. Grand Valley                       68   8. Florida Southern                   55
  9. Missouri S & T                     52  10. Henderson St.                      49
 11. Wayne State                        48  12. Oklahoma Christi                   41
 13. Lewis                              40  14. Findlay                            39
 15. Clarion                            30  16. Nmu                                25
 17. Delta State                        22  18. Wingate                            21
 18. Simon Fraser                       21  20. Wcu                                17
 20. St. Cloud St.-M                    17  22. Carson-Newman                      12
 22. Saginaw Valley                     12  24. UT of the Permian Basin             9
 25. Rollins                             4  26. Montevallo                          2
 27. Umsl                                1

Women’s 1,000 freestyle

Last year, Emily Trieschmann went 9:43.25 to win the title. This year, it was considerably faster, her 9:38.98 beating teammate Hailey Williams by more than 11 seconds. Nova also placed fifth via Estelle Bauer, who stepped up from seventh last year. UIndy’s Andrea Gomez Espinosa earned bronze in 9:51.24, edging Simon Fraser’s Tori Meklensek by a quarter second to the podium.

Behind Bauer, last year’s runner-up Jordan Fox of Wayne State finished sixth. She had swum outside the fastest heat in the morning. Seventh was Colorado Mesa’s Olivia Hansson, who leapt from 29th last year.

Event 3  Women 1000 Yard Freestyle
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     NCAA DII: N 9:38.98  3/13/2024 Emily Trieschmann, Nova S'eastern
         Meet: M 9:38.98  3/13/2024 Emily Trieschmann, Nova S'eastern
    Name                 Year School               Seed     Finals Points 
=========================================================================
  1 Trieschmann, Emily     JR Nova S'eastern    9:45.27    9:38.98N  20  
             25.92        53.99 (28.07)
        1:22.20 (28.21)     1:50.60 (28.40)
        2:19.10 (28.50)     2:47.70 (28.60)
        3:16.73 (29.03)     3:45.74 (29.01)
        4:14.91 (29.17)     4:43.98 (29.07)
        5:13.14 (29.16)     5:42.44 (29.30)
        6:11.70 (29.26)     6:41.10 (29.40)
        7:10.70 (29.60)     7:40.40 (29.70)
        8:10.17 (29.77)     8:40.01 (29.84)
        9:09.82 (29.81)     9:38.98 (29.16)
  2 Williams, Hailey       SO Nova S'eastern    9:50.74    9:50.07   17  
             26.33        54.76 (28.43)
        9:20.71 (30.06)     9:50.07 (29.36)
  3 Gomez Espinosa, Andre  JR Indy              9:58.43    9:51.24   16  
             26.67        55.43 (28.76)
        9:22.29 (29.91)     9:51.24 (28.95)
  4 Meklensek, Tori        JR Simon Fraser      9:57.02    9:52.06   15  
             26.54        55.12 (28.58)
        9:23.21 (30.55)     9:52.06 (28.85)
  5 Bauer, Estelle         JR Nova S'eastern   10:01.81    9:58.97   14  
             26.57        55.61 (29.04)
        9:29.37 (30.34)     9:58.97 (29.60)
  6 Fox, Jordan            5Y Wayne State      10:05.33   10:01.00   13  
             27.01        56.63 (29.62)
        9:31.25 (30.44)    10:01.00 (29.75)
  7 Hansson, Olivia        SO Colorado Mesa    10:01.22   10:01.11   12  
             27.13        56.34 (29.21)
        9:31.85 (29.93)    10:01.11 (29.26)
  8 White, Montana         JR Azusa Pacific    10:09.97   10:03.76   11  
             27.22        56.69 (29.47)
        9:34.75 (29.58)    10:03.76 (29.01)

Men’s 1,000 freestyle

UIndy’s Cedric Buessing is likewise a repeat champion, going 8:54.51 to pull out a scintillating race against Mohamed Khalil Ben Ajmia of Wayne State. Ben Amijah led by nearly a second at the final 100, but he came back in 25.29 over the final 50 yards while Buessing went 24.50 to defend his title by .07 seconds. Both were within range of the NCAA Record set in 2021 by Fabio Dalu at 8:54.10.

The bronze medal went to Tampa freshman Jacob Hamlin. Luca Alessandrini of Nova Southeastern pumped up a spot from last year to finish fourth, while last year’s runner-up Victor Rosado of Oklahoma Christian dropped to fifth. Seventh was Eric Hieber of Grand Valley, who had been fourth last year.

Event 4  Men 1000 Yard Freestyle
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     NCAA DII: N 8:54.10  3/17/2021 Fabio Dalu, McKendree
         Meet: M 8:54.10  3/17/2021 Fabio Dalu, McKendree
    Name                 Year School               Seed     Finals Points 
=========================================================================
  1 Buessing, Cedric       JR Indy              8:57.18    8:54.51   20  
             23.36        49.22 (25.86)
        1:15.80 (26.58)     1:42.82 (27.02)
        2:09.92 (27.10)     2:36.87 (26.95)
        3:03.86 (26.99)     3:31.06 (27.20)
        3:58.37 (27.31)     4:25.55 (27.18)
        4:53.15 (27.60)     5:20.54 (27.39)
        5:48.06 (27.52)     6:15.67 (27.61)
        6:42.92 (27.25)     7:09.83 (26.91)
        7:36.88 (27.05)     8:03.79 (26.91)
        8:30.01 (26.22)     8:54.51 (24.50)
  2 Ben Ajmia, Mohamed Kh  FR Wayne State       9:04.95    8:54.58   17  
             24.13        49.66 (25.53)
        8:29.29 (26.48)     8:54.58 (25.29)
  3 Hamlin, Jacob          FR Tampa             9:07.79    8:58.32   16  
             23.88        49.90 (26.02)
        8:32.13 (26.81)     8:58.32 (26.19)
  4 Alessandrini, Luca     JR Nova S'eastern    9:02.87    9:00.46   15  
             24.19        50.20 (26.01)
        8:34.44 (27.38)     9:00.46 (26.02)
  5 Rosado, Victor         JR Oklahoma Christi  9:05.38    9:05.40   14  
             24.73        51.24 (26.51)
        8:37.66 (28.59)     9:05.40 (27.74)
  6 Demesy, Paul           SO WCU               9:10.42    9:07.13   13  
             24.86        51.70 (26.84)
        8:40.39 (27.54)     9:07.13 (26.74)
  7 Hieber, Eric           SR Grand Valley      9:04.29    9:07.23   12  
             23.72        49.90 (26.18)
        8:40.44 (27.91)     9:07.23 (26.79)
  8 Peristeridis, Keith    SR Nova S'eastern    9:05.21    9:08.16   11  
             24.71        50.88 (26.17)
        8:40.32 (28.85)     9:08.16 (27.84)

Women’s 200 individual medley

In her fifth year of college, Benedict Nagy is a national champion. The Nevada transfer earned gold for Colorado Mesa, going 1:58.63. She was a second clear of Celina Schmidt of UIndy, who went 1:58.68. She closed hard to nip Emilia Ronningdal of Nova Southeastern for the silver medal, with Ronningdal going 1:59.70. Mellie Wijk of Drury had her final-50 charge come up just shy of the podium in 1:59.79.

Ronningdal, a sophomore, was the reigning champ. She had gone 1:57.78 last year. Wijk was eighth and Schmidt rose up from 11th. Nagy was third at the Mountain West Championships with a best time of 1:59.58 last year.

Last year’s silver medalist, Aurora Duncan of Drury, finished seventh this year, a spot behind teammate Claire Conover, who was fourth last year. Nova got a boost from May Lowy finished fifth. She had been seventh last year.

Event 5  Women 200 Yard IM
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     NCAA DII: N 1:55.63  3/9/2016  Patri Castro Ortega, Queens (NC)
         Meet: M 1:55.63  3/9/2016  Patri Castro Ortega, Queens (NC)
    Name                 Year School            Prelims     Finals Points 
=========================================================================
                       === Championship Final ===                        
 
  1 Nagy, Benedict         5Y Colorado Mesa     2:01.00    1:58.63   20  
             26.02        55.06 (29.04)
        1:30.14 (35.08)     1:58.63 (28.49)
  2 Schmidt, Celina        JR Indy              2:00.30    1:59.68   17  
             26.43        56.76 (30.33)
        1:30.51 (33.75)     1:59.68 (29.17)
  3 Ronningdal, Emilia     SO Nova S'eastern    2:00.71    1:59.70   16  
             26.08        55.37 (29.29)
        1:30.28 (34.91)     1:59.70 (29.42)
  4 Wijk, Mellie           JR Drury             2:00.42    1:59.79   15  
             25.48        56.19 (30.71)
        1:31.15 (34.96)     1:59.79 (28.64)
  5 Lowy, May              JR Nova S'eastern    2:01.05    2:00.53   14  
             26.13        56.68 (30.55)
        1:32.28 (35.60)     2:00.53 (28.25)
  6 Conover, Claire        JR Drury             2:00.32    2:00.82   13  
             27.00        57.23 (30.23)
        1:31.40 (34.17)     2:00.82 (29.42)
  7 Duncan, Aurora         JR Drury             2:01.66    2:01.38   12  
             26.09        55.71 (29.62)
        1:32.56 (36.85)     2:01.38 (28.82)
  8 Barnes, Madysen        SR Tampa             2:01.00    2:01.73   11  
             25.99        55.79 (29.80)
        1:31.58 (35.79)     2:01.73 (30.15)

Men’s 200 individual medley

Benjamin Sampson is the champion again, though the junior from Colorado Mesa fell just shot of the meet record. Sampson repeated with a time of 1:41.92 that blew out the field, nearly two seconds clear of runner-up Joao Nogueira of Drury. Sampson was within .31 seconds of the Division II record of 1:41.61 set in 2018 by Olympian Marius Kusch.

Third for the second straight year is Tampa’s Santiago Corredor in 1:43.97. He just edged Simon Fraser’s Marcus Mak. Three from Drury scored in the top six. Alejandro Villarejo was fifth with teammate David Mourao a spot behind. That duo was 17th and 15th, respectively, last year.

Event 6  Men 200 Yard IM
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     NCAA DII: N 1:41.61  3/14/2018 Marius Kusch, Queens (NC)
         Meet: M 1:41.61  3/14/2018 Marius Kusch, Queens (NC)
    Name                 Year School            Prelims     Finals Points 
=========================================================================
                       === Championship Final ===                        
 
  1 Sampson, Benjamin      JR Colorado Mesa     1:44.11    1:41.92   20  
             22.34        47.25 (24.91)
        1:16.83 (29.58)     1:41.92 (25.09)
  2 Nogueira, Joao         SO Drury             1:45.75    1:43.78   17  
             22.95        49.19 (26.24)
        1:18.76 (29.57)     1:43.78 (25.02)
  3 Corredor, Santiago     SR Tampa             1:46.27    1:43.97   16  
             22.83        48.89 (26.06)
        1:19.49 (30.60)     1:43.97 (24.48)
  4 Mak, Marcus            SO Simon Fraser      1:46.46    1:44.23   15  
             22.48        48.95 (26.47)
        1:18.99 (30.04)     1:44.23 (25.24)
  5 Villarejo, Alejandro   SO Drury             1:46.21    1:44.76   14  
             22.64        49.59 (26.95)
        1:19.57 (29.98)     1:44.76 (25.19)
  6 Mourao, Davi           JR Drury             1:45.12    1:45.61   13  
             22.57        49.79 (27.22)
        1:20.10 (30.31)     1:45.61 (25.51)
  7 Bichsel, Connor        SO Missouri S & T    1:46.37    1:46.42   12  
             22.97        49.83 (26.86)
        1:20.64 (30.81)     1:46.42 (25.78)
  8 Knollman, Parker       JR Tampa             1:46.70    1:46.64   11  
             22.78        48.00 (25.22)
        1:20.82 (32.82)     1:46.64 (25.82)

Women’s 50 freestyle

Another year, another UIndy sprint start. Out went Johanna Buys, and in comes Kirabo Namutebi, with not a beat missed.

The freshman from Uganda went 22.08 to claim the 50 free, clipping .02 off Buy’s NCAA record in the process. She was .41 ahead of Augustana’s Bryn Greenwaldt, the runner-up for the second straight year, in 22.49.

Third place was Kiara Pozvai of Henderson State in 22.55, .05 up on Lynn’s Laura Dekoninck. Those two swapped spots from a season ago. Ashley Moore of Drury and Ellie Williams of Colorado Mesa tied for sixth.

Event 7  Women 50 Yard Freestyle
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     NCAA DII: N 22.08  3/13/2024 Kirabo Namutebi, Indy
         Meet: M 22.08  3/13/2024 Kirabo Namutebi, Indy
    Name                 Year School            Prelims     Finals Points 
=========================================================================
                       === Championship Final ===                        
 
  1 Namutebi, Kirabo       FR Indy                22.36      22.08N  20  
             10.73        22.08 (11.35)
  2 Greenwaldt, Bryn       SO Augustana (W)       22.90      22.49   17  
             10.97        22.49 (11.52)
  3 Pozvai, Kiara          JR Henderson St.       22.64      22.55   16  
             10.93        22.55 (11.62)
  4 Dekoninck, Laura       JR Lynn                22.81      22.59   15  
             10.96        22.59 (11.63)
  5 Solkow, Daniella       SR Delta State         23.18      22.95   14  
             10.94        22.95 (12.01)
  6 Moore, Ashlyn          SO Drury               22.97      23.01   12.5
             11.20        23.01 (11.81)
  6 Williams, Elli         SO Colorado Mesa       23.13      23.01   12.5
             11.26        23.01 (11.75)
  8 Sering, Isabelle       SR Tampa               23.04      23.09   11  
             10.93        23.09 (12.16)

Men’s 50 freestyle

A DQ stunner with reigning champ and the morning’s clear top seed Lamar Taylor of Henderson State disqualified. He had gone 19.03 in the morning.

In his stead, Florida Southern’s Kyle Micallef won the race in 19.28. He had been the fourth seed in the morning. Jack Armstrong, the runner-up last year from Henderson State, finished there again, in 19.33. Micallef had tied for sixth last year.

Tampa placed three in the top six, with Ian Cooper third in 19.43 and Blake Moran fifth. Tibor Tristan was sixth, with Nova Southeastern’s Marcel Snitko in between.

Event 8  Men 50 Yard Freestyle
=========================================================================
     NCAA DII: N 18.88  3/9/2022  Matej Dusa, Queens (NC)
         Meet: M 18.88  3/9/2022  Matej Dusa, Queens (NC)
    Name                 Year School            Prelims     Finals Points 
=========================================================================
                       === Championship Final ===                        
 
  1 Micallef, Kyle         SR Florida Southern    19.57      19.28   20  
              9.18        19.28 (10.10)
  2 Armstrong, Jack        5Y Henderson St.       19.48      19.33   17  
              9.27        19.33 (10.06)
  3 Cooper, Ian            5Y Tampa               19.51      19.43   16  
              9.30        19.43 (10.13)
  4 Moran, Blake           5Y Tampa               19.70      19.58   15  
              9.26        19.58 (10.32)
  5 Snitko, Marcel         5Y Nova S'eastern      19.78      19.60   14  
              9.38        19.60 (10.22)
  6 Tistan, Tibor          SO Tampa               19.66      19.61   13  
              9.55        19.61 (10.06)
  7 Ismail, Ahmed          FR Lewis               19.76      20.07   12  
              9.80        20.07 (10.27)
 -- Taylor, Lamar          SR Henderson St.       19.03         DQ

Men’s 1-meter diving

UIndy gets a boost in the points thanks to Julio Osuna Kelly repeating as the diving champion. He scored 602.50 points to easily pull away from the field and put a scare into the hallowed record of 618.70 set by Oakland’s Dario DiFazio way back in 1994.

Osuna Kelly, a junior, was 80 points clear of runner-up Zachary Schering of Clarion, who beat a crowd to silver. His 521.00 edged Delta State’s Santiago Santodomingo by less than four points. Schering was sixth in this event last year. Charles Earl of Drury was fourth in 511.25, switching places from last year with fifth-place Isaiah Cheeks of Colorado Mesa. It was 50 points back from fifth to sixth.

Jason Lenzo, the runner-up last year to teammate Osuna Kelly, finished 10th.

Event 9  Men 1 mtr Diving
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     NCAA DII: N 618.70  3/10/1994 Dario DiFazio, Oakland Univ
         Meet: M 618.70  3/10/1994 Dario DiFazio, Oakland Univ
    Name                 Year School            Prelims     Finals Points 
=========================================================================
                       === Championship Final ===                        
 
  1 Osuna Kelly, Julio     JR Indy               546.00     602.50   20  
  2 Schering, Zachary      JR Clarion            481.30     521.00   17  
  3 Santodomingo, Santiag  FR Delta State        495.00     517.05   16  
  4 Earl, Charles          GS Drury              495.15     511.25   15  
  5 Cheeks, Isaiah         SR Colorado Mesa      465.45     496.40   14  
  6 Flamm, Michael         FR Clarion            427.15     443.40   13  
  7 Blommel, Matthew       FR Grand Valley       424.80     440.80   12  
  8 Nord, James            FR St. Cloud St.-M    433.10     403.35   11

Women’s 200 medley relay

Lynn turned in a thrilling race to hold off Nova Southeastern and to earn a gold medal in 1:40.14. Lynn jumped to the lead with Luna Mertins’ leg of 23.57 on the butterfly leg, and Alexa Lundell held off a late Nova Southeastern charge. Laura Dekoninck led off, and Malaika Schneider followed.

Nova, which won the opening 800 free relay, finished second in 1:40.37, despite Maya Esparza coming home in 22.56. Colorado Mesa was third in 1:40.51, just .02 up on Findlay.

With Drury sixth, Nova Southeastern finishes the second day of the meet ahead y 30.5 points, though it’s better than the DQ that Drury stomached in this race last year.

 Event 10  Women 200 Yard Medley Relay
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     NCAA DII: N 1:38.49  2/14/2018 Queens (NC)
                          DaCruz, Dobson, Massaro, Prayson
         Meet: M 1:38.58  3/13/2019 Queens (NC)
                          Massaro, Prayson, Dacruz, Dobson
    School                                 Seed     Finals Points 
==================================================================================
  1 Lynn                                1:40.53    1:40.14   40  
     1) Dekoninck, Laura JR           2) Schneider, Malaika SO        
     3) Mertins, Luna SR              4) Lundell, Alexa FR            
             25.27        53.43 (28.16)
        1:17.00 (23.57)     1:40.14 (23.14)
  2 Nova S'eastern                      1:40.57    1:40.37   34  
     1) Morfelt, Mollie SO            2) Montgomery, Hannah FR        
     3) Raurich, Rafaela SO           4) Esparza, Maya SO             
             25.25        53.60 (28.35)
        1:17.81 (24.21)     1:40.37 (22.56)
  3 Colorado Mesa                       1:39.97    1:40.51   32  
     1) Naskret, Agata SO             2) Moran, Maddi SO              
     3) Borchardt, Kiara SO           4) Williams, Elli SO            
             24.79        53.09 (28.30)
        1:17.73 (24.64)     1:40.51 (22.78)
  4 Findlay                             1:42.05    1:40.53   30  
     1) Melnyk, Oleksandra JR         2) Susi, Katie SO               
     3) Mears-Bentley, Emily SO       4) Grubbs, Troie SO             
             25.50        53.59 (28.09)
        1:17.91 (24.32)     1:40.53 (22.62)
  5 Augustana (W)                       1:41.28    1:41.10   28  
     1) Greenwaldt, Bryn SO           2) Jelliti, Nesrine JR          
     3) Chan, Angelina JR             4) Montgomery, Makoa JR         
             24.91        52.82 (27.91)
        1:18.10 (25.28)     1:41.10 (23.00)
  6 NMU                                 1:41.29    1:41.35   25  
     1) Carbone, Camilla JR           2) Dekievit, Zoe JR             
     3) Font-Cantarero, Meritxell 5Y  4) Burrows, Becca JR            
             25.09        53.61 (28.52)
        1:18.33 (24.72)     1:41.35 (23.02)
  6 Drury                               1:41.37    1:41.35   25  
     1) Waller, Alexandra 5Y          2) Conover, Claire JR           
     3) Yermishyna, Anastasiya FR     4) de Alencar, Mariana SO       
             25.75        54.47 (28.72)
        1:18.66 (24.19)     1:41.35 (22.69)
  8 MSU Mankato                         1:41.41    1:41.38   22  
     1) Gronholz, Abby JR             2) Shell, Brooke SR             
     3) Schwartz, Claudia SO          4) Mishmash, Elise SR           
             24.76        53.36 (28.60)
        1:17.98 (24.62)     1:41.38 (23.40)

Men’s 200 medley relay

UIndy set a national record, the time of 1:24.46 clipping a clean half-second off the mark set by Drury in 2021. Jeron Thompson, Brayden Cole, Oskar Sawicky and Aqueel Joseph comprised the foursome. Cole’s breaststroke split of 23.59 was the fastest in the field. Sawicki and Thompson weren’t far behind the leaders in their legs, and Joseph closed in 19.31.

McKendree’s Mario Perez brought the race home in 19.10 to keep them in the mix. Findlay finished second, with a 20.15 from Camilo Marrugo Montano in fly. Lamar Taylor, off the 50 free DQ, went out in 21.28, the fastest backstroke leg to help Henderson State finish fourth. Drury, last year’s champ, finished fifth while meet leader Tampa was eighth.

 Event 11  Men 200 Yard Medley Relay
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     NCAA DII: N 1:24.69  3/18/2021 Drury
                          N Bighetti, D Nowodworski, D Karacic, A Bowen
         Meet: M 1:24.69  3/18/2021 Drury
                          N Bighetti, D Nowodworski, D Karacic, A Bowen
    School                                 Seed     Finals Points 
==================================================================================
  1 Indy                                1:24.90    1:24.46N  40  
     1) Thompson, Jeron 5Y            2) Cole, Brayden SR             
     3) Sawicki, Oskar SO             4) Joseph, Aqeel SR             
             21.32        44.91 (23.59)
        1:05.15 (20.24)     1:24.46 (19.31)
  2 McKendree                           1:25.30    1:24.96   34  
     1) Rozenek, Patryk JR            2) Pinheiro, Filipe SR          
     3) Lustig, Jackson JR            4) Perez, Mario SO              
             21.32        45.16 (23.84)
        1:05.86 (20.70)     1:24.96 (19.10)
  3 Findlay                             1:25.78    1:25.58   32  
     1) Stollings, Timothy 5Y         2) Chiandussi, Luca SR          
     3) Marrugo Montano, Camilo JR    4) Bregis, Dags SR              
             21.50        45.51 (24.01)
        1:05.66 (20.15)     1:25.58 (19.92)
  4 Henderson St.                       1:26.66    1:25.60   30  
     1) Taylor, Lamar SR              2) Armstrong, Jack 5Y           
     3) Pinckney, Jase 5Y             4) Dabrowski, Patryke SR        
             21.28        45.51 (24.23)
        1:06.01 (20.50)     1:25.60 (19.59)
  5 Drury                               1:25.96    1:25.69   28  
     1) Khnykin, Viktor 5Y            2) Mourao, Davi JR              
     3) Villarejo, Alejandro SO       4) Minuer, Lucas SO             
             21.46        45.35 (23.89)
        1:06.32 (20.97)     1:25.69 (19.37)
  6 Florida Southern                    1:26.55    1:25.73   26  
     1) Wilson, Brandon JR            2) Mueller, Ludwig SR           
     3) Viallon, Nino SO              4) Micallef, Kyle SR            
             21.32        45.95 (24.63)
        1:06.73 (20.78)     1:25.73 (19.00)
  7 Lewis                               1:27.00    1:25.92   24  
     1) Jacinto, Nico SR              2) Ismail, Ahmed FR             
     3) Vincent, Davidson FR          4) Semenov, Misha JR            
             21.33        45.43 (24.10)
        1:06.32 (20.89)     1:25.92 (19.60)
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     1) Knollman, Parker JR           2) Polasek, Richard SR          
     3) Aguilar, Adrian 5Y            4) Cooper, Ian 5Y               
             21.73        46.23 (24.50)
        1:07.11 (20.88)     1:26.11 (19.00)
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