NCAA Division III Championships, Night 3 Finals: Kate Augustyn Sets 100 Back Record
There was no shortage of intrigue on the third night of the NCAA Division III Championships Friday. There is plenty of drama heading into a final day in which the top two women’s teams are separated by three points.
But as significant as all of that was the swim by Kate Augustyn, the MIT junior matching her NCAA record in the women’s 100 backstroke with a time of 53.41 seconds. She had gone that same exact time off the front of the 400 medley relay a night earlier.
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Men’s Team Scores
Men - Team Rankings - Through Event 28 1. Emory 327 2. Kenyon 272 3. Chicago 264 4. Williams 217.5 5. Nyu 208 6. Calvin 143 7. Carnegie Mellon 131 8. Denison 130 9. Tufts 111.5 10. C-M-S 107 11. Mit 106 12. Tcnj 105 13. Wash U. MO 104 14. Suny Geneseo 71 15. Johns Hopkins 70 16. Pomona-Pitzer 66 17. Conn College 55 18. Birmingham Southern 49 19. Rit 37 20. Coast Guard 33 21. Hamilton 30 21. Alfred State 30 23. Washington & Lee 26 23. St. Mary's MD 26 25. Rhodes 25 25. Centre 25 27. Hope 24 28. Colby 21 29. Bowdoin 20 30. Brandeis 17 30. Trinity U. 17 32. Bates 15 33. Case Western 14 34. Wheaton IL 9 35. Usmma 8 35. Chapman 8 37. Franklin & Marshall 4 38. Whitworth 2 38. Anderson Univ 2 40. Rowan 1 40. Rose-Hulman 1
Women’s Team Scores
Women - Team Rankings - Through Event 29 1. Kenyon 315 2. Denison 312 3. Nyu 299 4. Williams 277 5. Mit 243 6. Emory 204 7. Pomona-Pitzer 175 8. Chicago 133 9. Swarthmore 95 10. Tufts 84.5 11. Trinity U. 63 12. Hope 52 13. Johns Hopkins 50 14. Case Western 49 15. Bates 47 16. Calvin 42 17. Amherst 40 18. Wash U. MO 37 19. Austin College 31 20. Albion 28 21. Suny Geneseo 27.5 22. Ithaca 27 23. C-M-S 20 24. Mary Washington 17 25. Nazareth 16 26. Carnegie Mellon 14 27. Middlebury 12 27. Rhodes 12 27. Bowdoin 12 30. Wellesley 11 31. Springfield 10 31. Gettysburg 10 33. Rit 9 34. Luther 5 35. Lynchburg 4 36. Chapman 3 36. Colby 3 38. Hamilton 1
Men’s 200 butterfly
Frank Applebaum’s quest for a third straight title was spoiled by last year’s runner-up. Justin Finkel of Connecticut College delivered a savage final 50 to take the title away from Applebaum by .18 seconds. Finkel went 1:43.21, an NCAA record, taking down Applebaum’s mark. He finished in 26.82 to close a gap of more than a second after 150 yards, Applebaum second in 1:43.39.
Applebaum, a junior from Claremont Mudd Scripps, had set NCAA records of 1:44.01 and 1:43.96 the last two years. Finkel was second in 1:44.32 last year.
The top four are the same as last year, though the order is jumbled. Avery Clapp of Johns Hopkins went from fourth to third in 1:44.56. That came at the expense of last year’s bronze medalist, Chicago’s Jesse Ssengonzi, who was fourth in 1:44.93. Teammate Cooper Costello was fifth, the Maroons hopping to second in the team standings. Emory stayed in front with Harris Thorsen sixth and Benjamin Thorsen eighth.
Event 21 Men 200 Yard Butterfly
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1:44.48 A A-cut
1:50.26 B B-cut
Name Year School Prelims Finals Points
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=== Championship Final ===
1 Finkel, Justin JR Conn College 1:46.81 1:43.21 A 20
23.24 49.89 (26.65)
1:16.39 (26.50) 1:43.21 (26.82)
2 Applebaum, Fran SR C-M-S 1:45.91 1:43.39 A 17
22.65 48.43 (25.78)
1:15.27 (26.84) 1:43.39 (28.12)
3 Clapp, Avery SO Johns Hopkins 1:46.53 1:44.56 B 16
23.34 49.90 (26.56)
1:16.69 (26.79) 1:44.56 (27.87)
4 Ssengonzi, Jess SR Chicago 1:46.49 1:44.93 B 15
23.29 49.13 (25.84)
1:16.17 (27.04) 1:44.93 (28.76)
5 Costello, Coope FR Chicago 1:46.94 1:45.67 B 14
23.21 50.02 (26.81)
1:17.44 (27.42) 1:45.67 (28.23)
6 Thorsen, Harris FR Emory 1:47.01 1:46.87 B 13
23.73 50.98 (27.25)
1:19.09 (28.11) 1:46.87 (27.78)
7 Han, Leo SO NYU 1:47.19 1:48.36 B 12
23.24 50.93 (27.69)
1:19.16 (28.23) 1:48.36 (29.20)
8 Thorsen, Benjam JR Emory 1:47.14 1:48.47 B 11
23.60 50.97 (27.37)
1:19.04 (28.07) 1:48.47 (29.43)
Women’s 200 butterfly
Caitlin Marshall is back on top of the 200 fly after finishing as the runner-up last year. The NYU junior went 1:58.50, seven tenths quicker than her winning time in 2022. She was a second ahead of last year’s winner, Chicago’s Alesha Kelly, after 100 meters and held that edge to the end. Kelly was second in 1:59.62. Denison’s Emily Harris took bronze in 2:00.03.
NYU put three in the top five, Nicole Ranile and Reina Gomez following. Youngju Baik was eighth. It moved the Violets into second place in the team standings.
Event 22 Women 200 Yard Butterfly
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1:56.90 A A-cut
2:05.26 B B-cut
Name Year School Prelims Finals Points
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=== Championship Final ===
1 Marshall, Caitl JR NYU 1:59.85 1:58.50 B 20
26.39 56.12 (29.73)
1:26.75 (30.63) 1:58.50 (31.75)
2 Kelly, Alesha SR Chicago 2:00.86 1:59.62 B 17
27.01 57.10 (30.09)
1:28.18 (31.08) 1:59.62 (31.44)
3 Harris, Emily SO Denison 2:01.31 2:00.03 B 16
26.93 57.42 (30.49)
1:28.20 (30.78) 2:00.03 (31.83)
4 Ranile, Nicole SO NYU 2:01.45 2:01.44 B 15
27.01 57.64 (30.63)
1:29.38 (31.74) 2:01.44 (32.06)
5 Gomez, Reina FR NYU 2:02.58 2:02.29 B 14
27.43 58.32 (30.89)
1:30.14 (31.82) 2:02.29 (32.15)
6 Kilcoyne, Saman SR Williams 2:02.98 2:02.60 B 13
27.95 58.92 (30.97)
1:30.58 (31.66) 2:02.60 (32.02)
7 Schmitz, Sophia SR Kenyon 2:03.07 2:03.53 B 12
28.82 1:00.02 (31.20)
1:31.48 (31.46) 2:03.53 (32.05)
8 Baik, Youngju FR NYU 2:03.07 2:03.56 B 11
27.35 58.74 (31.39)
1:30.80 (32.06) 2:03.56 (32.76)
Men’s 100 backstroke
In a crowded field, Djordje Dragojlovic of Kenyon came out on top in 46.90. He had been tied for second in prelims. His time edged Carnegie Mellon freshman Brayden Morford, who secured silver in 47.04. He was .05 ahead of the top seed from prelims, Alex McCormick of Washington University St. Louis.
Williams senior Ev Nichol was fourth, followed by Kenyon’s Yurii Kosian. Kosian was ninth last year and fourth in 2022.
Event 23 Men 100 Yard Backstroke
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NCAA Record: * 45.75 3/17/2023 Tanner Filion, Whitman
2023 Winner: 45.75 Tanner FIlion, Whitman
Meet Qualify: 48.62
46.29 A A-cut
49.48 B B-cut
Name Year School Prelims Finals Points
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=== Championship Final ===
1 Dragojlovic, Dj SO Kenyon 47.44 46.90 B 20
22.43 46.90 (24.47)
2 Morford, Brayde FR Carnegie Mellon 47.53 47.04 B 17
23.03 47.04 (24.01)
3 McCormick, Alex SR Wash U. MO 47.39 47.09 B 16
22.62 47.09 (24.47)
4 Nichol, Ev SR Williams 47.52 47.31 B 15
22.79 47.31 (24.52)
5 Kosian, Yurii SR Kenyon 47.55 47.50 B 14
22.73 47.50 (24.77)
6 Bajwa, David JR Calvin 47.44 47.78 B 13
23.08 47.78 (24.70)
7 Schwenk, James JR St. Mary's MD 48.04 47.98 B 12
22.88 47.98 (25.10)
8 Braunschweig, A JR Emory 48.08 48.40 B 11
23.36 48.40 (25.04)
Women’s 100 backstroke
One of the oldest records on the books now belongs to Kate Augustyn. The MIT junior went 53.41 to best the field by .43 seconds. Her time erased the 2013 standard set by Kenyon’s Celia Oberholzer at 53.46. Augustyn had gone 53.41 a night earlier in the 400 medley relay, with MIT placing third.
Williams’ Sophia Verkleeren was second in 53.87. Sammi Theile of Austin finished third in 54.73. Behind her was Emory senior Megan Jungers in 54.80. Jungers was second each of the last two years.
Augustyn was third in the event last year. She opted for the 200 back and two individual medleys as a freshman.
Event 24 Women 100 Yard Backstroke
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NCAA Record: * 53.41 3/21/2024 Kate Augustyn, MIT
2023 Winner: 54.00 Olivia Smith, Kenyon
Meet Qualify: 56.73
53.70 A A-cut
56.76 B B-cut
Name Year School Prelims Finals Points
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=== Championship Final ===
1 Augustyn, Kate JR MIT 54.40 53.41*A 20
25.90 53.41 (27.51)
2 Verkleeren, Sop JR Williams 54.78 53.87 B 17
25.68 53.87 (28.19)
3 Thiele, Sammi SR Austin 55.59 54.73 B 16
26.51 54.73 (28.22)
4 Jungers, Megan SR Emory 55.11 54.80 B 15
26.14 54.80 (28.66)
5 Huang, Izzy SO Emory 55.65 54.97 B 14
26.47 54.97 (28.50)
6 Wukitch, Caleig SR Kenyon 55.66 55.19 B 13
26.96 55.19 (28.23)
7 Smith, Sydney FR MIT 54.86 55.36 B 12
26.81 55.36 (28.55)
8 Celtnieks, Penn SO Emory 55.52 56.16 B 11
27.08 56.16 (29.08)
Men’s 100 breaststroke
Make it two wins and two repeat attempts spoiled by Derek Maas. The NYU fifth-year went 51.83 to claim the victory by nearly a half-second over Emory’s Jake Meyer, last year’s champion. Meyer went 52.26, a half-second quicker than he was in prelims.
Garrett Clasen, last year’s silver medalist, slid down a spot to third in 42.39. Denison got big points with Elijah Venos jumping two spots from prelims to fourth.
Event 25 Men 100 Yard Breaststroke
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NCAA Record: * 50.94 3/17/2017 Andrew Wilson, Emory
2023 Winner: 52.87 Jake Meyer, Emory
Meet Qualify: 54.62
52.11 A A-cut
55.55 B B-cut
Name Year School Prelims Finals Points
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=== Championship Final ===
1 Maas, Derek 5Y NYU 53.02 51.83 A 20
24.27 51.83 (27.56)
2 Meyer, Jake SR Emory 52.83 52.26 B 17
24.25 52.26 (28.01)
3 Clasen, Garrett SR Chicago 53.12 52.39 B 16
24.57 52.39 (27.82)
4 Venos, Elijah JR Denison 53.81 53.13 B 15
24.99 53.13 (28.14)
5 Grand'Pierre, A JR Bowdoin 53.91 53.50 B 14
25.10 53.50 (28.40)
6 Starbuck, Jason SR Chicago 53.74 53.55 B 13
25.05 53.55 (28.50)
7 Bonnault, Henri SO Emory 53.71 53.86 B 12
25.11 53.86 (28.75)
8 Adams, Emmett JR Tufts 54.14 54.75 B 11
25.06 54.75 (29.69)
Women’s 100 breaststroke
There was no stopping Jennah Fadely in a battle of gold medalists. The 2023 champion repeated with a time of 59.80 that left the field behind. She was 0.99 seconds up on Edenna Chen, MIT’s fifth-year and the 2022 champion. Fadely was .03 short of displacing Denison’s KT Kustritz, the record-holder from 2018.
Kenyon’s Gabriella Wei was third. Williams took the next two spots, led by Amanda Wager.
Event 26 Women 100 Yard Breaststroke
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NCAA Record: * 59.77 3/23/2018 KT Kustritz, Denison
2023 Winner: 59.94 Jennah Fadely, Kenyon
Meet Qualify: 1:03.99
1:00.05 A A-cut
1:04.39 B B-cut
Name Year School Prelims Finals Points
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=== Championship Final ===
1 Fadely, Jennah JR Kenyon 1:01.39 59.80 A 20
28.26 59.80 (31.54)
2 Chen, Edenna 5Y MIT 1:01.87 1:00.79 B 17
28.16 1:00.79 (32.63)
3 Wei, Gabriella JR Kenyon 1:01.95 1:01.74 B 16
28.83 1:01.74 (32.91)
4 Wager, Amanda SR Williams 1:02.23 1:01.80 B 15
29.25 1:01.80 (32.55)
5 Wishnack, Charl JR Williams 1:01.93 1:02.01 B 14
29.05 1:02.01 (32.96)
6 Rotival, Sophie JR Swarthmore 1:02.32 1:02.55 B 13
28.90 1:02.55 (33.65)
7 Smith, Mattie JR Albion 1:02.49 1:02.70 B 12
29.23 1:02.70 (33.47)
8 Sekhon, Kavita SO Wellesley 1:02.46 1:02.85 B 11
29.58 1:02.85 (33.27)
Men’s 1-meter Diving
It’s 2-for-2 for Israel Zavaleta, supplying a massive boost for Kenyon. He scored 581.15 points to easily prevail. While it’s 20 points shy of his NCAA record from 2023, it was still well clear of the 526.45 of Trent Makowiec of SUNY Geneseo. Zavaleta was the only diver to top 500 points in both prelims and finals.
Conor Compton of Alfred State was third. He and BSC’s Justin Toth topped 500 points.
Event 27 Men 1 mtr Diving
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NCAA Record: * 602.00 3/16/2023 Israel Zavaleta, Kenyon
2023 Winner: 602.00 Israel Zavaleta, Kenyon
Name Year School Prelims Finals Points
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=== Championship Final ===
1 Zavaleta, Israe SR Kenyon 547.10 581.15 20
2 Makowiec, Trent SR SUNY Geneseo 490.00 526.45 17
3 Compton, Conor SO Alfred State 497.10 512.00 16
4 Toth, Justin SO BSC 496.80 504.40 15
5 Meder, Greg SO SUNY Geneseo 455.30 475.30 14
6 Beuerlein, John SR Rhodes 458.55 473.05 13
7 Kish, Gellert JR RIT 453.80 469.65 12
8 Fogle, Nick SO Denison 461.15 449.45 11
Men’s 800 freestyle relay
Williams and Emory went toe-to-toe in a classic, never separated by more than a second. The win went to Williams in 6:29.05, the team of Alexander Atherton, Ryan Nunez, Carter Anderson and Oliver Schalet. Emory’s consolation prize, in addition to the silver medal in 3:29.63, was to consolidate its edge in the team standings. Pomona-Pitzer finished third.
Event 28 Men 800 Yard Freestyle Relay
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NCAA Record: * 6:26.98 3/17/2023 , Emory
Goudie, Thorsen, Hamilton, Pema
2023 Winner: 6:26.98 Emory
Meet Qualify: 6:37.94
6:43.15 B B-cut
School Seed Finals Points
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1 Williams 6:29.14 6:29.05 B 40
1) Atherton, Alexander JR 2) Nunez, Ryan FR
3) Anderson, Carter JR 4) Schalet, Oliver JR
22.24 46.68 (46.68)
1:12.01 (1:12.01) 1:37.96 (1:37.96)
2:00.30 (22.34) 2:25.11 (47.15)
2:50.29 (1:12.33)
3:38.33 ( ) 4:02.78 ( )
4:27.85 ( ) 4:53.06 ( )
5:14.77 (21.71) 5:39.21 (46.15)
6:03.98 (1:10.92) 6:29.05 (1:35.99)
2 Emory 6:32.56 6:29.63 B 34
1) Goudie, Nick SR 2) Pire, Harrison SR
3) Thorsen, Harrison FR 4) Thorsen, Benjamin JR
22.08 46.45 (46.45)
1:11.75 (1:11.75) 1:37.43 (1:37.43)
1:59.20 (21.77) 2:23.48 (46.05)
2:48.73 (1:11.30) 3:15.05 (1:37.62)
3:37.56 (22.51) 4:02.45 (47.40)
4:27.91 (1:12.86) 4:53.11 (1:38.06)
5:15.26 (22.15) 5:39.85 (46.74)
6:04.78 (1:11.67) 6:29.63 (1:36.52)
3 Pomona-Pitzer 6:36.41 6:33.41 B 32
1) Curwen, Tag SR 2) Clement, Adrian SO
3) Dienstag, Joseph SO 4) Yu, Larry SR
22.95 47.80 (47.80)
1:12.66 (1:12.66) 1:38.07 (1:38.07)
1:59.67 (21.60) 2:24.41 (46.34)
2:50.28 (1:12.21) 3:16.51 (1:38.44)
3:39.75 (23.24) 4:05.35 (48.84)
4:30.92 (1:14.41) 4:56.64 (1:40.13)
5:18.48 (21.84) 5:42.92 (46.28)
6:08.00 (1:11.36) 6:33.41 (1:36.77)
4 Chicago 6:34.29 6:33.49 B 30
1) Clasen, Garrett SR 2) Asano, Junichiro JR
3) Costello, Cooper FR 4) Garcia, Kyle SR
22.37 47.54 (47.54)
1:13.05 (1:13.05) 1:38.58 (1:38.58)
2:01.10 (22.52) 2:26.04 (47.46)
2:51.43 (1:12.85) 3:16.95 (1:38.37)
3:39.71 (22.76) 4:05.15 (48.20)
4:31.21 (1:14.26) 4:56.37 (1:39.42)
5:18.14 (21.77) 5:42.74 (46.37)
6:08.15 (1:11.78) 6:33.49 (1:37.12)
5 Wash U. MO 6:35.38 6:33.66 B 28
1) Feng, Ethan SO 2) Edwards, Pace JR
3) Sibley, Daniel JR 4) Lipkin, Mark SR
23.12 47.90 (47.90)
1:13.04 (1:13.04) 1:38.44 (1:38.44)
2:00.58 (22.14) 2:25.43 (46.99)
2:50.99 (1:12.55) 3:17.17 (1:38.73)
3:39.27 (22.10) 4:04.10 (46.93)
4:29.77 (1:12.60) 4:54.87 (1:37.70)
5:17.42 (22.55) 5:42.33 (47.46)
6:07.84 (1:12.97) 6:33.66 (1:38.79)
6 Kenyon 6:34.09 6:35.09 B 26
1) Dragojlovic, Djordje SO 2) Kosian, Yurii SR
3) Hargrove, Noah SR 4) Manske, Ethan SO
22.50 47.05 (47.05)
1:12.44 (1:12.44) 1:38.46 (1:38.46)
2:00.87 (22.41) 2:25.61 (47.15)
2:51.43 (1:12.97) 3:18.08 (1:39.62)
3:40.73 (22.65) 4:06.11 (48.03)
4:31.98 (1:13.90) 4:56.94 (1:38.86)
5:19.27 (22.33) 5:44.18 (47.24)
6:09.74 (1:12.80) 6:35.09 (1:38.15)
7 TCNJ 6:36.04 6:35.61 B 24
1) Blach, Lukas JR 2) Bull, Brian SO
3) Formon, Gavin SO 4) McChesney, James SR
23.24 48.24 (48.24)
1:13.69 (1:13.69) 1:39.36 (1:39.36)
2:02.18 (22.82) 2:27.54 (48.18)
2:53.55 (1:14.19) 3:19.58 (1:40.22)
3:42.70 (23.12) 4:08.32 (48.74)
4:34.46 (1:14.88) 5:00.72 (1:41.14)
5:22.13 (21.41) 5:46.50 (45.78)
6:11.23 (1:10.51) 6:35.61 (1:34.89)
8 MIT 6:35.68 6:35.71 B 22
1) Obochi, Tobe SR 2) Luo, Jaden SR
3) Wagner, Taylor FR 4) Li, Brian SR
22.36 47.03 (47.03)
1:12.52 (1:12.52) 1:38.86 (1:38.86)
2:00.70 (21.84) 2:25.15 (46.29)
2:50.64 (1:11.78) 3:17.10 (1:38.24)
3:39.40 (22.30) 4:04.61 (47.51)
4:30.47 (1:13.37) 4:56.18 (1:39.08)
5:18.69 (22.51) 5:43.64 (47.46)
6:09.08 (1:12.90) 6:35.71 (1:39.53)
Women’s 800 freestyle relay
The top three in the team standings were the top three in the 800 free relay, and with one day left, one three points separate one and two.
That’s Kenyon, third in the 800 free relay, with 315 points, three ahead of Denison. Denison cut into that edge by finishing second in the 800 free relay. Not yet out of the picture is the relay winner NYU, which won this race in 7:16.20. The Violets trailed at the midway point before Caitlin Marshall and 200 free champ Kaley McIntyre turned into a romp by 3.2 seconds over Denison’s 7:19.60. Nicole Ranile and Aanya Wala started NYU’s relay.
Kenyon went 7:21.28. Emory was fourth in 7:22.95.
Event 29 Women 800 Yard Freestyle Relay
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NCAA Record: * 7:13.51 3/23/2018 , Emory
Muir, Wawer, Taylor, Cheng
2023 Winner: 7:16.35 Denison
Meet Qualify: 7:33.95
7:39.09 B B-cut
School Seed Finals Points
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1 NYU 7:18.27 7:16.20 B 40
1) Ranile, Nicole SO 2) Wala, Aanya FR
3) Marshall, Caitlin JR 4) McIntyre, Kaley SO
26.04 53.46 (53.46)
1:22.27 (1:22.27) 1:51.10 (1:51.10)
2:16.34 (25.24) 2:44.14 (53.04)
3:12.66 (1:21.56) 3:41.12 (1:50.02)
4:05.97 (24.85) 4:33.52 (52.40)
5:02.04 (1:20.92) 5:30.26 (1:49.14)
5:54.40 (24.14) 6:21.15 (50.89)
6:48.22 (1:17.96) 7:16.20 (1:45.94)
2 Denison 7:17.61 7:19.60 B 34
1) Brown, Quinn SO 2) Wright, Esme SR
3) Pfeufer, Anna JR 4) Harris, Emily SO
26.30 54.23 (54.23)
1:22.23 (1:22.23) 1:50.67 (1:50.67)
2:16.11 (25.44) 2:43.98 (53.31)
3:12.11 (1:21.44) 3:40.95 (1:50.28)
4:06.25 (25.30) 4:34.40 (53.45)
5:02.55 (1:21.60) 5:31.52 (1:50.57)
5:56.33 (24.81) 6:23.50 (51.98)
6:51.27 (1:19.75) 7:19.60 (1:48.08)
3 Kenyon 7:19.69 7:21.28 B 32
1) Caymaz, Bengisu FR 2) Fadely, Jennah JR
3) Torrecillas-Jouault, Lisa SO 4) Haag, Molly SO
25.92 53.74 (53.74)
1:22.10 (1:22.10) 1:50.20 (1:50.20)
2:15.69 (25.49) 2:44.08 (53.88)
3:13.28 (1:23.08) 3:41.86 (1:51.66)
4:06.66 (24.80) 4:34.68 (52.82)
5:03.79 (1:21.93) 5:32.38 (1:50.52)
5:57.19 (24.81) 6:25.10 (52.72)
6:53.33 (1:20.95) 7:21.28 (1:48.90)
4 Emory 7:22.33 7:22.85 B 30
1) Helm, Penelope SR 2) Swan, Katherine FR
3) Huang, Izzy SO 4) Teague, Meredith FR
25.81 53.49 (53.49)
1:21.39 (1:21.39) 1:49.86 (1:49.86)
2:14.88 (25.02) 2:42.91 (53.05)
3:11.56 (1:21.70) 3:40.27 (1:50.41)
4:05.80 (25.53) 4:34.57 (54.30)
5:03.28 (1:23.01) 5:32.14 (1:51.87)
5:57.66 (25.52) 6:25.74 (53.60)
6:54.28 (1:22.14) 7:22.85 (1:50.71)
5 Williams 7:21.81 7:23.65 B 28
1) Roebuck, Carter FR 2) Verkleeren, Sophia JR
3) Hayward, Frances SR 4) Schulman, Emma JR
25.53 53.30 (53.30)
1:21.68 (1:21.68) 1:50.19 (1:50.19)
2:15.43 (25.24) 2:43.32 (53.13)
3:11.96 (1:21.77) 3:40.86 (1:50.67)
4:06.61 (25.75) 4:34.89 (54.03)
5:03.85 (1:22.99) 5:32.45 (1:51.59)
5:58.14 (25.69) 6:26.13 (53.68)
6:54.86 (1:22.41) 7:23.65 (1:51.20)
6 Pomona-Pitzer 7:24.79 7:24.02 B 26
1) Rusk, Maren FR 2) Turvey, Alex SR
3) Gould, Katie SR 4) Mello, Valerie JR
26.32 54.46 (54.46)
1:23.11 (1:23.11) 1:52.17 (1:52.17)
2:17.44 (25.27) 2:45.14 (52.97)
3:13.16 (1:20.99) 3:40.98 (1:48.81)
4:06.35 (25.37) 4:34.49 (53.51)
5:03.44 (1:22.46) 5:33.22 (1:52.24)
5:57.67 (24.45) 6:25.16 (51.94)
6:54.16 (1:20.94) 7:24.02 (1:50.80)
7 MIT 7:23.73 7:27.42 B 24
1) Tang, Natalie SO 2) Seliger, Sonia SO
3) Smith, Sydney FR 4) Augustyn, Kate JR
26.19 54.45 (54.45)
1:23.62 (1:23.62) 1:52.72 (1:52.72)
2:18.00 (25.28) 2:46.24 (53.52)
3:15.40 (1:22.68) 3:44.94 (1:52.22)
4:10.23 (25.29) 4:38.56 (53.62)
5:07.46 (1:22.52) 5:36.48 (1:51.54)
6:01.76 (25.28) 6:30.36 (53.88)
6:59.28 (1:22.80) 7:27.42 (1:50.94)
8 Wash U. MO 7:31.49 7:29.89 B 22
1) Iimi, Rin SO 2) Barrientos, Isabella JR
3) Bello, Rachel FR 4) Roche, Ali SO
27.30 55.94 (55.94)
1:24.42 (1:24.42) 1:52.77 (1:52.77)
2:18.17 (25.40) 2:46.56 (53.79)
3:15.73 (1:22.96) 3:44.91 (1:52.14)
4:10.70 (25.79) 4:39.34 (54.43)
5:08.42 (1:23.51) 5:37.02 (1:52.11)
6:02.94 (25.92) 6:31.17 (54.15)
7:00.23 (1:23.21) 7:29.89 (1:52.87)
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