BUFFALO – Indian River State College’s dynasty continued untouched for another year as its men won a 41st straight and its women took home a 33rd consecutive title at the NJCAA Championships.<\/p>\n
Women’s Meet<\/strong><\/p>\n The aptly-named Tamara Miler from Monroe won the women’s 1650-yard free title in 17:01.49. \u00a0IRSC’s Hannah Lynch claimed second in 17:44.61 with teammate Hannah Cronen snaring third in 18:09.91.<\/p>\n IRSC went 1-2-3 in the women’s 200-yard back. \u00a0Rebecca Halfast topped the event in 2:04.06 with Kaitlyn Yearout (2:06.02) and Briana Flores (2:08.15) claiming second and third.<\/p>\n IRSC’s Barbara Caraballo continued her amazing weekend with a 50.71 to win the women’s 100-yard free. \u00a0Iowa Lakes’ Cheyenne Rova took second overall in 52.11 with IRSC’s Leah Sims placing third in 53.17.<\/p>\n IRSC’s Christina Loh dominated the women’s 200-yard breast with a time of 2:15.81, while teammate Laure Grinnell took second in 2:19.83. \u00a0Iowa Lakes’ Hannah White rounded out the top three in 2:23.93.<\/p>\n IRSC’s Tayla Lovemore demolished the women’s 200-yard fly finale with a 2:01.57. She won by more than 10 seconds. \u00a0Teammate Grace Lynch (2:12.20) and Iowa Lakes’ Dashley Reyes (2:20.44) placed second and third.<\/p>\n IRSC’s Ashley Wright won the three-meter diving title with 540.65 points. \u00a0Teammate Hunter Taff finished second with 381.50 points, while Monroe’s Kathleen Lowry picked up third with 330.00 points.<\/p>\n IRSC’s Tayla Lovemore (50.75), Barbara Caraballo (50.51), Leah Sims (52.45) and Rebecca Halfast (52.71) topped the women’s 400-yard free relay with a time of 3:26.42.<\/p>\n Iowa Lakes’ Adele Rova (54.26), Hannah White (53.17), Aunyx Ashby (55.17) and Cheyenne Rova (52.85) takes second in 3:35.45.<\/p>\n South Georgia’s Bonnie Brown (55.10), Caitlyn Meece (55.80), Leeanne Bagaoisan (56.26) and Carolyn Ives (52.85) finished third in 3:40.01.<\/p>\n