{"id":10863,"date":"2006-02-16T21:20:04","date_gmt":"2006-02-17T02:20:04","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/news.swimmingworldmagazine.com\/uncategorized\/2006\/02\/minnesota-holds-narrow-edge-over-michigan-at-big-ten-womens-champs\/"},"modified":"2014-07-26T06:13:50","modified_gmt":"2014-07-26T13:13:50","slug":"minnesota-holds-narrow-edge-over-michigan-at-big-ten-womens-champs","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.swimmingworldmagazine.com\/news\/minnesota-holds-narrow-edge-over-michigan-at-big-ten-womens-champs\/","title":{"rendered":"Minnesota Holds Narrow Edge Over Michigan at Big Ten Women’s Champs"},"content":{"rendered":"

COLUMBUS, Ohio, February 16. AFTER two days of the Big Ten Conference Women\u2019s Championships at Ohio State University, the University of Minnesota holds a seven-point lead over Michigan in the team standings. The Golden Gophers have piled up 200 points to the 193 points of the Wolverines. Indiana sits third with 169 points and Penn State is fourth with 168 points.<\/p>\n

The University of Michigan started the night off with a victory in the 200 freestyle relay. The Wolverines\u2019 grouping of Kaitlyn Brady, Hannah Smith, Abby Seskevics and Lindsey Smith registered a time of 1:30.02, good for a meet record. Michigan was followed by Wisconsin (1:30.27) and Minnesota (1:31.18). <\/p>\n

Brady and Lindsey Smith went back to work later in the night and posted a one-three finish in the 50 freestyle. Brady touched the wall in 22.37 while Smith was timed in 22.94. Taking second place was Minnesota\u2019s Stacy Busack with a mark of 22.57.<\/p>\n

In the 500 freestyle, Minnesota nailed down the first and third places, thanks to the efforts of Yuen Kobayashi and Chris Jennings. Kobayashi, a freshman, won the race in 4:43.00, nearly two seconds quicker than the 4:44.82 of Penn State\u2019s Erin Morris. Jennings checked in with a swim of 4:45.57.<\/p>\n

Michigan\u2019s Justine Mueller captured gold in the 200 individual medley with a time of 1:59.60, the only effort under the two-minute barrier. Minnesota\u2019s Jenny Shaughnessy was second (2:00.60) and Penn State\u2019s Kelly Nelson placed third in 2:00.78.<\/p>\n

Team Standings<\/p>\n

1. University of Minnesota 200
\n2. University of Michigan 193
\n3. Indiana University 169
\n4. Penn State University 168
\n5. University of Wisconsin 147.5
\n6. Purdue University 127
\n7. University of Illinois 105
\n8. The Ohio State University 101
\n9. Northwestern University 95.5
\n10. University of Iowa 75
\n11. Michigan State University 53<\/p>\n

Event 3 Women 200 Yard Freestyle Relay
\n================================================================================
\n Meet Record: # 1:30.17 1999 Northwestern
\n Allen, Moore, Bowman, Diezi
\n Pool Record: @ 1:32.73 12\/3\/2005 Minnesota
\n E.Holtmeyer, J. Hasling, S. Busack, S. Perrot
\n 1:31.01 A
\n 1:33.74 B
\n School Seed Finals Points
\n================================================================================
\n 1 Michigan 'A' 1:31.04 1:30.02#A 40
\n 1) Brady, Kaitlyn JR 2) Smith, Hannah FR r:0.17
\n 3) Seskevics, Abby SR r:0.20 4) Smith, Lindsey JR r:0.16
\n 10.92 22.39 (22.39)
\n 33.08 (10.69) 45.07 (22.68)
\n 55.78 (10.71) 1:07.94 (22.87)
\n 1:18.45 (10.51) 1:30.02 (22.08)
\n 2 Wisconsin 'A' 1:31.86 1:30.27@A 34
\n 1) Hernandez, Sarah SR 2) Vavrek, Jackie SO r:0.16
\n 3) McClurg, Hannah SO r:0.10 4) Sarnecki, Amalia SR r:0.32
\n 11.13 22.86 (22.86)
\n 33.30 (10.44) 45.26 (22.40)
\n 55.86 (10.60) 1:07.92 (22.66)
\n 1:18.69 (10.77) 1:30.27 (22.35)
\n 3 Minnesota 'A' 1:32.73 1:31.18@B 32
\n 1) Busack, Stacy FR 2) Hasling, Jennifer JR r:0.22
\n 3) Perrott, Sarah SR r:0.23 4) Holtmeyer, Erin FR r:0.34
\n 11.06 22.72 (22.72)
\n 33.47 (10.75) 45.64 (22.92)
\n 56.40 (10.76) 1:08.40 (22.76)
\n 1:19.05 (10.65) 1:31.18 (22.78)
\n 4 Illinois 'A' 1:34.35 1:31.50@B 30
\n 1) Viney, Barbie JR 2) Poetz, Becca JR r:0.31
\n 3) Brunka, Christina SR r:0.26 4) Farrell, Meghan JR r:0.38
\n 11.29 23.02 (23.02)
\n 33.97 (10.95) 46.08 (23.06)
\n 57.03 (10.95) 1:09.25 (23.17)
\n 1:19.80 (10.55) 1:31.50 (22.25)
\n 5 Indiana 'A' 1:34.19 1:32.14@B 28
\n 1) Lofstedt, Annica JR 2) Vaziri, Leila JR r:0.26
\n 3) Wentworth, Clarissa JR r:0. 4) Cihoski, Kristin FR r:0.09
\n 11.23 23.06 (23.06)
\n 33.89 (10.83) 45.62 (22.56)
\n 56.85 (11.23) 1:08.81 (23.19)
\n 1:19.92 (11.11) 1:32.14 (23.33)
\n 6 Northwestern 'A' 1:33.91 1:32.81 B 26
\n 1) Hupman, Andrea SO 2) Petric, Sara SR r:0.22
\n 3) Fry, Hayley FR r:0.15 4) Oeser, Michelle SR r:0.09
\n 11.51 23.19 (23.19)
\n 34.11 (10.92) 46.30 (23.11)
\n 57.43 (11.13) 1:09.69 (23.39)
\n 1:20.52 (10.83) 1:32.81 (23.12)
\n 7 Ohio State 'A' 1:35.41 1:33.15 B 24
\n 1) Chan, Elaine FR 2) Buelens, Griet SO r:0.33
\n 3) Maglich, Nicole SR r:0.17 4) Rennebohm, Annie SO r:0.35
\n 11.21 23.22 (23.22)
\n 34.51 (11.29) 46.63 (23.41)
\n 57.64 (11.01) 1:09.84 (23.21)
\n 1:20.98 (11.14) 1:33.15 (23.31)
\n 8 Purdue 'A' 1:33.92 1:33.27 B 22
\n 1) Vogel, Kimbre JR 2) Willis, Lauren SO r:+0.0
\n 3) Chandler, Erica SR r:0.33 4) Hentschel, Susan JR r:0.26
\n 11.32 23.43 (23.43)
\n 34.58 (11.15) 46.88 (23.45)
\n 58.06 (11.18) 1:10.39 (23.51)
\n 1:21.32 (10.93) 1:33.27 (22.88)
\n 9 Iowa 'A' 1:36.11 1:33.46 B 18
\n 1) Schulte, Mindy SO 2) Martin, Katie SR r:0.20
\n 3) Hoff, Chelsea FR r:0.23 4) Kelly, Karen SR r:0.23
\n 11.55 23.86 (23.86)
\n 35.05 (11.19) 47.33 (23.47)
\n 58.42 (11.09) 1:10.68 (23.35)
\n 1:21.51 (10.83) 1:33.46 (22.78)
\n 10 Michigan State 'A' 1:35.03 1:33.47 B 14
\n 1) Hagerman, Rachael SR 2) Brusie, Eve JR r:0.12
\n 3) Kahn, Julianne FR r:0.14 4) Kniff, Katrina SR r:0.20
\n 11.46 23.50 (23.50)
\n 34.85 (11.35) 47.20 (23.70)
\n 58.39 (11.19) 1:10.84 (23.64)
\n 1:21.59 (10.75) 1:33.47 (22.63)
\n 11 Penn State 'A' 1:34.49 1:33.48 B 12
\n 1) Haupt, Sarah SR 2) Nelson, Kelly FR r:0.30
\n 3) Biedermann, Amberle SR r:0. 4) Cheng, Genie JR r:0.20
\n 11.45 23.45 (23.45)
\n 34.60 (11.15) 46.92 (23.47)
\n 58.00 (11.08) 1:10.26 (23.34)
\n 1:21.36 (11.10) 1:33.48 (23.22)<\/p>\n

Event 4 Women 500 Yard Freestyle
\n=========================================================================
\n Meet Record: # 4:41.58 2003 Carly Piper, Wisconsin
\n Pool Record: @ 4:43.52 12\/2\/2005 Christine Jennings, Minnesota
\n 4:45.46 A
\n 4:54.02 B
\n Name Year School Prelims Finals Points
\n=========================================================================
\n === A – Final === <\/p>\n

1 Kobayashi, Yuen FR Minnesota 4:46.88 4:43.00@A 20
\n 26.89 55.33 (28.44)
\n 1:24.26 (28.93) 1:53.10 (28.84)
\n 2:21.93 (28.83) 2:50.30 (28.37)
\n 3:18.67 (28.37) 3:47.22 (28.55)
\n 4:15.74 (28.52) 4:43.00 (27.26)
\n 2 Morris, Erin JR Penn State 4:47.30 4:44.82 A 17
\n 26.63 55.44 (28.81)
\n 1:24.37 (28.93) 1:53.48 (29.11)
\n 2:22.28 (28.80) 2:50.97 (28.69)
\n 3:19.60 (28.63) 3:48.32 (28.72)
\n 4:16.61 (28.29) 4:44.82 (28.21)
\n 3 Jennings, Chris FR Minnesota 4:46.68 4:45.57 B 16
\n 26.84 55.45 (28.61)
\n 1:24.42 (28.97) 1:53.44 (29.02)
\n 2:22.41 (28.97) 2:51.19 (28.78)
\n 3:20.12 (28.93) 3:49.68 (29.56)
\n 4:18.40 (28.72) 4:45.57 (27.17)
\n 4 Collins, Nikki JR Penn State 4:48.17 4:46.06 B 15
\n 27.18 55.96 (28.78)
\n 1:24.89 (28.93) 1:53.71 (28.82)
\n 2:22.65 (28.94) 2:51.52 (28.87)
\n 3:20.70 (29.18) 3:49.79 (29.09)
\n 4:18.31 (28.52) 4:46.06 (27.75)
\n 5 Maglich, Nicole SR Ohio State 4:47.17 4:47.58 B 14
\n 26.76 55.29 (28.53)
\n 1:24.02 (28.73) 1:52.92 (28.90)
\n 2:22.08 (29.16) 2:51.45 (29.37)
\n 3:20.77 (29.32) 3:50.06 (29.29)
\n 4:19.26 (29.20) 4:47.58 (28.32)
\n 6 Keily, Jaime FR Penn State 4:48.82 4:48.81 B 13
\n 27.20 55.89 (28.69)
\n 1:24.95 (29.06) 1:54.16 (29.21)
\n 2:23.29 (29.13) 2:52.13 (28.84)
\n 3:21.26 (29.13) 3:50.67 (29.41)
\n 4:19.78 (29.11) 4:48.81 (29.03)
\n 7 Crispell, Molly SO Penn State 4:49.26 4:49.73 B 12
\n 26.95 56.10 (29.15)
\n 1:25.03 (28.93) 1:53.90 (28.87)
\n 2:22.80 (28.90) 2:51.72 (28.92)
\n 3:21.19 (29.47) 3:51.00 (29.81)
\n 4:21.05 (30.05) 4:49.73 (28.68)
\n 8 Chandler, Erica SR Purdue 4:49.43 4:55.27 11
\n 26.93 56.01 (29.08)
\n 1:25.33 (29.32) 1:54.78 (29.45)
\n 2:24.37 (29.59) 2:54.08 (29.71)
\n 3:24.32 (30.24) 3:54.88 (30.56)
\n 4:25.43 (30.55) 4:55.27 (29.84)<\/p>\n

=== B – Final === <\/p>\n

9 Brunemann, Emil FR Michigan 4:49.66 4:48.56 B 9
\n 26.78 55.65 (28.87)
\n 1:24.69 (29.04) 1:53.92 (29.23)
\n 2:23.06 (29.14) 2:52.08 (29.02)
\n 3:21.51 (29.43) 3:50.89 (29.38)
\n 4:20.18 (29.29) 4:48.56 (28.38)
\n 10 Buelens, Griet SO Ohio State 4:49.53 4:49.29 B 7
\n 26.95 55.51 (28.56)
\n 1:24.40 (28.89) 1:53.36 (28.96)
\n 2:22.56 (29.20) 2:52.27 (29.71)
\n 3:21.92 (29.65) 3:51.83 (29.91)
\n 4:21.02 (29.19) 4:49.29 (28.27)
\n 11 Barnes, Jessica JR Penn State 4:50.76 4:51.25 B 6
\n 26.70 55.40 (28.70)
\n 1:24.39 (28.99) 1:53.62 (29.23)
\n 2:22.88 (29.26) 2:52.36 (29.48)
\n 3:22.17 (29.81) 3:52.23 (30.06)
\n 4:21.95 (29.72) 4:51.25 (29.30)
\n 12 Hardt, Kate SR Minnesota 4:53.28 4:52.32 B 5
\n 26.58 55.57 (28.99)
\n 1:24.93 (29.36) 1:54.14 (29.21)
\n 2:23.79 (29.65) 2:53.44 (29.65)
\n 3:23.35 (29.91) 3:53.13 (29.78)
\n 4:23.11 (29.98) 4:52.32 (29.21)
\n 13 O'Neil, Erin SO Minnesota 4:51.12 4:53.02 B 4
\n 27.23 56.48 (29.25)
\n 1:26.15 (29.67) 1:55.98 (29.83)
\n 2:25.92 (29.94) 2:56.04 (30.12)
\n 3:26.17 (30.13) 3:56.09 (29.92)
\n 4:25.31 (29.22) 4:53.02 (27.71)
\n 14 McCarthy, Mered FR Minnesota 4:53.42 4:53.11 B 3
\n 26.87 55.87 (29.00)
\n 1:25.55 (29.68) 1:55.32 (29.77)
\n 2:25.10 (29.78) 2:54.66 (29.56)
\n 3:24.29 (29.63) 3:54.03 (29.74)
\n 4:23.83 (29.80) 4:53.11 (29.28)
\n 15 Carpenter, Emil SR Wisconsin 4:53.39 4:53.28 B 2
\n 27.10 56.20 (29.10)
\n 1:25.47 (29.27) 1:55.13 (29.66)
\n 2:24.80 (29.67) 2:54.71 (29.91)
\n 3:24.32 (29.61) 3:54.14 (29.82)
\n 4:23.87 (29.73) 4:53.28 (29.41)
\n 16 Murphy, Patty SR Penn State 4:52.68 4:53.87 B 1
\n 27.78 56.81 (29.03)
\n 1:26.13 (29.32) 1:55.59 (29.46)
\n 2:25.22 (29.63) 2:54.93 (29.71)
\n 3:24.59 (29.66) 3:54.55 (29.96)
\n 4:24.56 (30.01) 4:53.87 (29.31)<\/p>\n

Event 5 Women 200 Yard IM
\n=========================================================================
\n Meet Record: # 1:57.66 2000 Shannon Shakespeare, Michigan
\n Pool Record: @ 2:00.64 2\/16\/2006 Justine Mueller, Michigan-MI
\n 2:00.52 A
\n 2:04.29 B
\n Name Year School Prelims Finals Points
\n=========================================================================
\n === A – Final === <\/p>\n

1 Mueller, Justin SO Michigan 2:00.64 1:59.60@A 20
\n 26.50 57.77 (31.27)
\n 1:31.16 (33.39) 1:59.60 (28.44)
\n 2 Shaughnessy, Je FR Minnesota 2:01.09 2:00.60@B 17
\n 27.29 57.94 (30.65)
\n 1:33.38 (35.44) 2:00.60 (27.22)
\n 3 Nelson, Kelly FR Penn State 2:01.01 2:00.78 B 16
\n 26.46 57.10 (30.64)
\n 1:32.71 (35.61) 2:00.78 (28.07)
\n 4 O'Brien, Kaitli FR Penn State 2:01.07 2:00.98 B 15
\n 26.43 57.50 (31.07)
\n 1:32.62 (35.12) 2:00.98 (28.36)
\n 5 Bradley, Kriste SR Indiana 2:02.80 2:01.17 B 14
\n 27.24 58.23 (30.99)
\n 1:33.39 (35.16) 2:01.17 (27.78)
\n 6 Haglund, Karie FR Penn State 2:02.58 2:01.23 B 13
\n 26.73 58.02 (31.29)
\n 1:33.14 (35.12) 2:01.23 (28.09)
\n 7 Cihoski, Kristi FR Indiana 2:02.30 2:03.59 B 12
\n 26.96 58.13 (31.17)
\n 1:34.47 (36.34) 2:03.59 (29.12)
\n 8 Johnson, Payton FR Michigan 2:02.89 2:04.74 11
\n 25.75 57.27 (31.52)
\n 1:34.99 (37.72) 2:04.74 (29.75)<\/p>\n

=== B – Final === <\/p>\n

9 Hoisington, Abb FR Penn State 2:03.93 2:01.56 B 9
\n 26.84 57.81 (30.97)
\n 1:32.03 (34.22) 2:01.56 (29.53)
\n 10 Kay, Allison FR Indiana 2:03.35 2:01.70 B 7
\n 26.48 57.76 (31.28)
\n 1:33.40 (35.64) 2:01.70 (28.30)
\n 11 Siow, Yi Ting FR Wisconsin 2:03.18 2:02.71 B 6
\n 27.05 58.18 (31.13)
\n 1:33.28 (35.10) 2:02.71 (29.43)
\n 12 Trinidad, Anna SR Wisconsin 2:03.54 2:03.13 B 5
\n 27.87 59.16 (31.29)
\n 1:34.66 (35.50) 2:03.13 (28.47)
\n 13 Sarnecki, Amali SR Wisconsin 2:03.16 2:03.99 B 4
\n 27.35 1:00.13 (32.78)
\n 1:35.18 (35.05) 2:03.99 (28.81)
\n 14 Ernst, Susanna JR Indiana 2:03.81 2:04.18 B 3
\n 27.42 58.48 (31.06)
\n 1:35.15 (36.67) 2:04.18 (29.03)
\n 15 Cooper, Abby FR Indiana 2:04.11 2:04.38 2
\n 27.90 1:00.58 (32.68)
\n 1:35.40 (34.82) 2:04.38 (28.98)
\n 16 Paglini, Katie SR Northwestern 2:04.20 2:06.59 1
\n 26.98 58.19 (31.21)
\n 1:36.25 (38.06) 2:06.59 (30.34)<\/p>\n

Event 6 Women 50 Yard Freestyle
\n=========================================================================
\n Meet Record: # 22.32 2001 Jenn Cristy, Indiana
\n Pool Record: @ 22.54 2\/16\/2006 Kaitlyn Brady, Michigan-MI
\n 22.88 A
\n 23.56 B
\n Name Year School Prelims Finals Points
\n=========================================================================
\n === A – Final === <\/p>\n

1 Brady, Kaitlyn JR Michigan 22.54 22.37@A 20
\n 10.96 22.37 (11.41)
\n 2 Busack, Stacy FR Minnesota 22.86 22.57 A 17
\n 10.88 22.57 (11.69)
\n 3 Smith, Lindsey JR Michigan 23.05 22.94 B 16
\n 11.25 22.94 (11.69)
\n 4 Farrell, Meghan JR Illinois 23.07 22.98 B 14.5
\n 11.29 22.98 (11.69)
\n 4 Viney, Barbie JR Illinois 23.01 22.98 B 14.5
\n 11.28 22.98 (11.70)
\n 6 Hernandez, Sara SR Wisconsin 23.01 22.99 B 13
\n 11.22 22.99 (11.77)
\n 7 Hupman, Andrea SO Northwestern 22.88 23.10 B 11.5
\n 11.53 23.10 (11.57)
\n 7 Vavrek, Jackie SO Wisconsin 22.82 23.10 B 11.5
\n 11.17 23.10 (11.93)<\/p>\n

=== B – Final === <\/p>\n

9 Hentschel, Susa JR Purdue 23.08 23.25 B 9
\n 11.35 23.25 (11.90)
\n 10 Lofstedt, Annic JR Indiana 23.09 23.28 B 7
\n 11.32 23.28 (11.96)
\n 11 Perrott, Sarah SR Minnesota 23.30 23.30 B 6
\n 11.31 23.30 (11.99)
\n 12 Vaziri, Leila JR Indiana 23.12 23.31 B 5
\n 11.40 23.31 (11.91)
\n 13 Smith, Hannah FR Michigan 23.22 23.33 B 4
\n 11.36 23.33 (11.97)
\n 14 Chan, Elaine FR Ohio State 23.20 23.35 B 3
\n 11.30 23.35 (12.05)
\n 15 Seskevics, Abby SR Michigan 23.31 23.39 B 2
\n 11.41 23.39 (11.98)
\n 16 Kniff, Katrina SR Michigan State 23.15 23.69 1
\n 11.60 23.69 (12.09)<\/p>\n

Event 7 Women 1 mtr Diving
\n=========================================================================
\n Meet Record: # 321.80 2004 Carrie McCambridge, Purdue
\n Pool Record: @ 322.20 1\/27\/2006 Christina Loukas, Indiana-IN
\n Name Year School Prelims Finals Points
\n=========================================================================
\n === A – Final === <\/p>\n

1 Loukas, Christi SO Indiana 322.20 345.20@ 20
\n 2 Underwood, Nanc SR Iowa 300.10 322.75@ 17
\n 3 McCambridge, Ca SR Purdue 310.80 321.15 16
\n 4 Miller, Amanda JR Purdue 315.15 301.15 15
\n 5 Weigle, Lindsay JR Indiana 295.45 297.30 14
\n 6 Williams, Danie SO Michigan State 273.90 280.75 13
\n 7 Dumais, Leanne JR Northwestern 262.85 271.00 12
\n 8 Mokedanz, Alyci FR Michigan State 266.85 264.15 11
\n 9 Davis, Chelsean FR Northwestern 261.10 261.10 9
\n 10 Lee, Elyse SO Michigan 260.10 260.10 7
\n 11 Hubbard, Briann FR Minnesota 259.00 259.00 6
\n 12 Adlam, Courtney FR Penn State 258.45 258.45 5
\n 13 Schiffler, Eric FR Minnesota 255.15 255.15 4
\n 14 Broms, Julie JR Ohio State 251.80 251.80 3
\n 15 Schmidt, Amy JR Michigan State 249.90 249.90 2
\n 16 Summerlin, Jade SO Indiana 244.70 244.70 1<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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