Northwestern swimming wrapped up its West Coast weekend with the women’s team besting No. 21 ASU 164.5-133.5 and the men falling to the No. 12 Sun Devils, 155-143.
Senior DJ Hwang captured the Wildcats first win of the day, out-touching his competition by almost 10 seconds in the 1000 Free to finish in a seasons best time of 9:15.94.
In her first win of the day, junior Calypso Sheridan brought home the gold in the 100 back, leading the ‘Cats 1-3-5 finish in the event with first-year Emma Lepisova and senior Nicole Aarts scoring valuable NU points.
Northwestern swimming went on to sweep the 100 breast and 200 fly on both the men’s and women’s side. First-year Hannah Brunzell led the 1-2-5 finish by junior Sophie Angus and senior Lindsay Adamkski in the 100 breast in a time of 1:01.99. The men finished with an identical 1-2-5 finish led by first-years Kevin Houseman and Marcus Mok who finished 1-2 respectively.
In the 200 fly, sophomore Miriam Guevera led the 1-3-6 finish of first-years Rosa Erdemli and Danielle Nowaski to best second place by two seconds in 1:59.28. First-year Federico Burdisso continued an impressive opening weekend with a two second victory in a time of 1:45.95.
The women also swept the diving boards with first-years Markie Hopkins and Leah Parsons leading the Wildcats 1-2-3 finish and taking top marks in the 3 Meter and 1 Meter respectively.
Sophomore Manu Bacarizo led the charge for NU to finish 1-3-4 in the 200 back, followed by sophomore Ryan Gridley and senior Jack Thorne.
Mok brought home his first win of the day in the 200 breast in a time of 2:00.57, followed by teammates Henry Blaul and Houseman.
Other notable wins for Northwestern swimming included Brunzell in the 200 breast, Guevara in the 100 fly and Sheridan and Blaul in the 200 IM to finish the day with 14 individual event wins.
A view from Arizona State
In their first dual meet since November, the No. 12 Sun Devil men’s swimming and diving team defeated the Northwestern Wildcats 155-143, while the No. 21 women fell to the Wildcats 164.5-133.5 Saturday afternoon at Mona Plummer Aquatic Center.
“We just have to sharpen up some things,” said head swim coach Bob Bowman. “We’ve been training really hard. We trained before the meet, that’s just part of it.”
For the Sun Devil men, Liam Bresette (1:38.10), Carter Swift (1:38.21) and Cody Bybee (1:38.85) finished one-two-three in the 200 free.
Evan Carlson notched two wins on the day, taking first in the 50 free and the 100 fly. The men took the podium in the 50 free as Swift and Ethan Luc finished behind Carlson.
Zach Poti took first in the 100 back, finishing in 48.71.
In the diving pool, reigning Pac-12 Champion Youssef Selim took first in both the 3M and the 1M dives.
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