The Michigan Wolverines won their first Big Ten women’s title since 2004 with an outstanding last day at the 2016 Big Ten Women’s Championships.<\/p>\n
Michigan won with 1361 points, while Indiana took second with 1207.5 points. \u00a0Minnesota (927.5), Ohio State (859) and Purdue (766.5) finished third through fifth.<\/p>\n
It’s the first title for Michigan since the squad beat Penn State in 2004, 604.5-590.5.<\/p>\n
Women - Team Rankings - Through Event 21 \r\n \r\n 1. Michigan, University of 1361 2. Indiana University 1207.5\r\n 3. University of Minnesota 927.5 4. Ohio State University 859\r\n 5. Purdue University 766.5 6. Wisconsin, University of, Madi 712\r\n 7. Pennsylvania State University 687.5 8. Northwestern University 467\r\n 9. University of Nebraska-Lincoln 411.5 10. Rutgers University 385\r\n 11. Iowa, University of 369.5 12. University of Illinois 234\r\n 13. Michigan State University 210<\/pre>\n1650 free<\/strong><\/p>\n
Ohio State’s Lindsey Clary<\/strong> followed up her 400 IM victory with a win in the 1650-yard freestyle event. \u00a0She clocked a 15:49.98 to break the meet and pool records. \u00a0She downed the meet record of 15:51.20 set by Indiana’s Lindsay Vrooman<\/strong> back in 2013, while also beating Ashley Steenvoorden’s<\/strong> 15:55.78 facility record from 2009.<\/p>\n
Michigan had a huge event with a 2-3 finish with Bi Yirong (15:50.56) and Gillian Ryan (15:59.35) downing the Indiana swimmers in the key team-battle races. \u00a0IU’s Haley Lips settled for fourth in 16:01.67.<\/p>\n
Michigan pushed its lead to 970-888.5 against Indiana in the 1650 free. \u00a0Minnesota (676.5), Ohio State (620) and Purdue (551.5) rounded out the top five.<\/p>\n
1 Clary, Lindsey 20 Ohio State-OH 16:11.09 15:49.98@A 32 \r\n r:+0.75 27.28 55.99 (28.71)\r\n 1:24.84 (28.85) 1:53.88 (29.04)\r\n 2:22.94 (29.06) 2:52.00 (29.06)\r\n 3:21.18 (29.18) 3:50.56 (29.38)\r\n 4:19.86 (29.30) 4:49.13 (29.27)\r\n 5:18.17 (29.04) 5:47.16 (28.99)\r\n 6:16.23 (29.07) 6:45.16 (28.93)\r\n 7:14.11 (28.95) 7:42.89 (28.78)\r\n 8:11.71 (28.82) 8:40.53 (28.82)\r\n 9:09.33 (28.80) 9:38.15 (28.82)\r\n 10:06.93 (28.78) 10:35.79 (28.86)\r\n 11:04.48 (28.69) 11:33.24 (28.76)\r\n 12:01.92 (28.68) 12:30.52 (28.60)\r\n 12:59.19 (28.67) 13:28.13 (28.94)\r\n 13:56.89 (28.76) 14:25.68 (28.79)\r\n 14:54.45 (28.77) 15:22.71 (28.26) 15:49.98 (27.27)\r\n 2 Bi, Yirong 19 Michigan-MI 16:10.58 15:50.56@A 28 \r\n r:+0.67 26.64 55.72 (29.08)\r\n 1:24.88 (29.16) 1:54.22 (29.34)\r\n 2:23.46 (29.24) 2:52.61 (29.15)\r\n 3:22.11 (29.50) 3:51.52 (29.41)\r\n 4:21.08 (29.56) 4:50.46 (29.38)\r\n 5:19.50 (29.04) 5:48.78 (29.28)\r\n 6:17.89 (29.11) 6:47.02 (29.13)\r\n 7:15.87 (28.85) 7:44.70 (28.83)\r\n 8:13.35 (28.65) 8:42.03 (28.68)\r\n 9:10.78 (28.75) 9:39.05 (28.27)\r\n 10:07.70 (28.65) 10:36.50 (28.80)\r\n 11:05.11 (28.61) 11:33.68 (28.57)\r\n 12:02.45 (28.77) 12:31.21 (28.76)\r\n 12:59.76 (28.55) 13:28.38 (28.62)\r\n 13:57.44 (29.06) 14:26.16 (28.72)\r\n 14:54.65 (28.49) 15:23.70 (29.05) 15:50.56 (26.86)\r\n 3 Ryan, Gillian R 20 Michigan-MI 15:58.54 15:59.35 B 27 \r\n r:+0.77 26.55 55.34 (28.79)\r\n 1:24.10 (28.76) 1:52.99 (28.89)\r\n 2:22.08 (29.09) 2:51.24 (29.16)\r\n 3:20.85 (29.61) 3:50.46 (29.61)\r\n 4:19.95 (29.49) 4:49.70 (29.75)\r\n 5:19.21 (29.51) 5:48.93 (29.72)\r\n 6:18.27 (29.34) 6:47.81 (29.54)\r\n 7:17.52 (29.71) 7:47.29 (29.77)\r\n 8:16.82 (29.53) 8:46.32 (29.50)\r\n 9:15.92 (29.60) 9:45.28 (29.36)\r\n 10:14.78 (29.50) 10:44.05 (29.27)\r\n 11:13.34 (29.29) 11:42.41 (29.07)\r\n 12:11.59 (29.18) 12:40.63 (29.04)\r\n 13:09.48 (28.85) 13:37.97 (28.49)\r\n 14:06.87 (28.90) 14:35.66 (28.79)\r\n 15:04.47 (28.81) 15:32.43 (27.96) 15:59.35 (26.92)\r\n 4 Lips, Haley C 22 Indiana-IN 16:11.59 16:01.67 B 26 \r\n r:+0.68 26.87 55.83 (28.96)\r\n 1:25.15 (29.32) 1:54.56 (29.41)\r\n 2:24.09 (29.53) 2:53.53 (29.44)\r\n 3:22.83 (29.30) 3:52.15 (29.32)\r\n 4:21.65 (29.50) 4:51.09 (29.44)\r\n 5:20.36 (29.27) 5:49.65 (29.29)\r\n 6:19.09 (29.44) 6:48.50 (29.41)\r\n 7:17.70 (29.20) 7:46.79 (29.09)\r\n 8:15.97 (29.18) 8:45.12 (29.15)\r\n 9:14.16 (29.04) 9:43.12 (28.96)\r\n 10:12.21 (29.09) 10:41.46 (29.25)\r\n 11:10.68 (29.22) 11:40.09 (29.41)\r\n 12:09.61 (29.52) 12:39.12 (29.51)\r\n 13:08.74 (29.62) 13:38.16 (29.42)\r\n 14:07.36 (29.20) 14:36.65 (29.29)\r\n 15:05.45 (28.80) 15:34.04 (28.59) 16:01.67 (27.63)\r\n 5 Meitz, Kaersten 20 Purdue-IN 16:09.96 16:04.04 B 25 \r\n r:+0.85 27.13 56.08 (28.95)\r\n 1:25.27 (29.19) 1:54.41 (29.14)\r\n 2:23.83 (29.42) 2:53.18 (29.35)\r\n 3:22.46 (29.28) 3:51.87 (29.41)\r\n 4:21.30 (29.43) 4:50.60 (29.30)\r\n 5:19.84 (29.24) 5:49.06 (29.22)\r\n 6:18.38 (29.32) 6:47.75 (29.37)\r\n 7:17.01 (29.26) 7:46.43 (29.42)\r\n 8:15.83 (29.40) 8:45.12 (29.29)\r\n 9:14.65 (29.53) 9:44.23 (29.58)\r\n 10:13.83 (29.60) 10:43.33 (29.50)\r\n 11:12.94 (29.61) 11:42.40 (29.46)\r\n 12:11.90 (29.50) 12:41.38 (29.48)\r\n 13:10.89 (29.51) 13:40.13 (29.24)\r\n 14:09.40 (29.27) 14:38.74 (29.34)\r\n 15:08.04 (29.30) 15:36.77 (28.73) 16:04.04 (27.27)\r\n 6 Valley, Daniell 20 Wisconsin-WI 16:14.59 16:04.18 B 24 \r\n r:+0.80 27.14 55.92 (28.78)\r\n 1:25.28 (29.36) 1:54.55 (29.27)\r\n 2:24.00 (29.45) 2:53.51 (29.51)\r\n 3:22.91 (29.40) 3:52.30 (29.39)\r\n 4:21.66 (29.36) 4:51.15 (29.49)\r\n 5:20.36 (29.21) 5:49.63 (29.27)\r\n 6:19.09 (29.46) 6:48.35 (29.26)\r\n 7:17.82 (29.47) 7:47.05 (29.23)\r\n 8:16.42 (29.37) 8:45.78 (29.36)\r\n 9:15.22 (29.44) 9:44.75 (29.53)\r\n 10:14.19 (29.44) 10:43.59 (29.40)\r\n 11:13.01 (29.42) 11:42.56 (29.55)\r\n 12:11.94 (29.38) 12:41.29 (29.35)\r\n 13:10.41 (29.12) 13:39.46 (29.05)\r\n 14:08.47 (29.01) 14:37.61 (29.14)\r\n 15:06.91 (29.30) 15:36.25 (29.34) 16:04.18 (27.93)\r\n 7 Harding, Samant 21 Minnesota-MN 16:36.33 16:05.48 B 23 \r\n r:+0.71 26.73 55.14 (28.41)\r\n 1:23.77 (28.63) 1:52.70 (28.93)\r\n 2:21.73 (29.03) 2:50.70 (28.97)\r\n 3:19.70 (29.00) 3:48.68 (28.98)\r\n 4:17.74 (29.06) 4:46.79 (29.05)\r\n 5:16.18 (29.39) 5:45.62 (29.44)\r\n 6:15.10 (29.48) 6:44.71 (29.61)\r\n 7:14.20 (29.49) 7:43.60 (29.40)\r\n 8:12.93 (29.33) 8:42.30 (29.37)\r\n 9:11.87 (29.57) 9:41.29 (29.42)\r\n 10:11.06 (29.77) 10:40.50 (29.44)\r\n 11:09.86 (29.36) 11:39.23 (29.37)\r\n 12:08.76 (29.53) 12:38.22 (29.46)\r\n 13:08.10 (29.88) 13:37.77 (29.67)\r\n 14:07.69 (29.92) 14:37.73 (30.04)\r\n 15:07.20 (29.47) 15:36.75 (29.55) 16:05.48 (28.73)\r\n 8 Zeiger, Brooke 20 Minnesota-MN NT 16:09.83 B 22 \r\n r:+0.83 28.07 57.90 (29.83)\r\n 1:27.89 (29.99) 1:57.94 (30.05)\r\n 2:27.76 (29.82) 2:57.29 (29.53)\r\n 3:26.88 (29.59) 3:56.47 (29.59)\r\n 4:26.00 (29.53) 4:55.58 (29.58)\r\n 5:24.99 (29.41) 5:54.56 (29.57)\r\n 6:24.12 (29.56) 6:53.85 (29.73)\r\n 7:23.44 (29.59) 7:52.84 (29.40)\r\n 8:22.19 (29.35) 8:51.37 (29.18)\r\n 9:20.62 (29.25) 9:49.81 (29.19)\r\n 10:18.97 (29.16) 10:47.99 (29.02)\r\n 11:17.16 (29.17) 11:46.18 (29.02)\r\n 12:15.47 (29.29) 12:44.59 (29.12)\r\n 13:13.93 (29.34) 13:43.41 (29.48)\r\n 14:12.88 (29.47) 14:42.39 (29.51)\r\n 15:11.74 (29.35) 15:41.10 (29.36) 16:09.83 (28.73)<\/pre>\n200 back<\/strong><\/p>\n
In another key battle, Michigan’s Clara Smiddy<\/strong> beat Indiana’s Kennedy Goss<\/strong> to the wall in the 200-yard backstroke. \u00a0Smiddy won in an NCAA A cut time of 1:51.57 with Goss falling to second in 1:52.18. \u00a0Ohio State’s Halime Zeren<\/strong> finished third in 1:54.52.<\/p>\n
Michigan’s Gabrielle DeLoof<\/strong> (1:54.71) took fourth, while IU’s Marie Chamberlain <\/strong>wound up eighth\u00a0in 1:57.35.<\/p>\n
Michigan owned a 1050-968.5 lead after the 200 back. \u00a0Minnesota (682.5), Ohio State (671) and Purdue (571.5) were the rest of the top five.<\/p>\n
=== A - Final === <\/b>\r\n \r\n 1 Smiddy, Clara M 20 Michigan-MI 1:52.11 1:51.57 A 32 \r\n r:+0.62 26.32 54.17 (27.85)\r\n 1:22.38 (28.21) 1:51.57 (29.19)\r\n 2 Goss, Kennedy A 19 Indiana-IN 1:52.95 1:52.18 B 28 \r\n r:+0.58 27.04 55.82 (28.78)\r\n 1:24.10 (28.28) 1:52.18 (28.08)\r\n 3 Zeren, Halime Z 20 Ohio State-OH 1:54.99 1:54.52 B 27 \r\n r:+0.64 27.00 56.10 (29.10)\r\n 1:25.40 (29.30) 1:54.52 (29.12)\r\n 4 Deloof, Gabriel 19 Michigan-MI 1:54.89 1:54.71 B 26 \r\n r:+0.62 27.49 56.04 (28.55)\r\n 1:25.13 (29.09) 1:54.71 (29.58)\r\n 5 Koprivova, Vera 20 Rutgers-NJ 1:56.12 1:55.02 B 25 \r\n r:+0.61 26.92 55.59 (28.67)\r\n 1:25.12 (29.53) 1:55.02 (29.90)\r\n 6 Unicomb, Jessic 18 Wisconsin-WI 1:55.21 1:55.73 B 24 \r\n r:+0.55 27.24 56.46 (29.22)\r\n 1:26.11 (29.65) 1:55.73 (29.62)\r\n 7 Postoll, Meliss 20 Northwestern-IL 1:56.41 1:55.99 B 23 \r\n r:+0.65 28.28 57.83 (29.55)\r\n 1:27.03 (29.20) 1:55.99 (28.96)\r\n 8 Chamberlain, Ma 19 Indiana-IN 1:55.48 1:57.35 B 22 \r\n r:+0.54 27.47 57.16 (29.69)\r\n 1:27.26 (30.10) 1:57.35 (30.09)<\/pre>\n100 free<\/strong><\/p>\n
The Wolverines kept on marching to the team title with another victory in the 100-yard free.<\/p>\n
Siobhan Haughey<\/strong> threw down a 47.71 to touchout 50 free winner Li Zhesi<\/strong> of Ohio State (47.72), as both cleared the NCAA A cut and broke the pool record of 48.08 shared by Stacy Busack<\/strong> and Ali DeLoof<\/strong>.<\/p>\n
With her third win, Haughey becomes the first Michigan swimmer to pick up a trio of individual titles since Kaitlyn Brady<\/strong> in 2006.<\/p>\n
DeLoof, meanwhile, took third overall in 47.96. Indiana’s lone swimmer in the field, Holly Spears<\/strong>, finished eighth overall in 49.77.<\/p>\n
Michigan pushed its lead to 1138-1009.5 against Indiana. \u00a0Ohio State (730), Minnesota (723.5) and Purdue (587.5) comprised the rest of the top five.<\/p>\n
=== A - Final === <\/b>\r\n \r\n 1 Haughey, Siobha 18 Michigan-MI 48.57 47.71#A 32 \r\n r:+0.70 11.15 23.21 (12.06)\r\n 35.58 (12.37) 47.71 (12.13)\r\n 2 Li, Zhesi 20 Ohio State-OH 48.38 47.72#A 28 \r\n r:+0.74 10.91 22.96 (12.05)\r\n 35.33 (12.37) 47.72 (12.39)\r\n 3 Deloof, Alexand 21 Michigan-MI 48.08 47.96#B 27 \r\n r:+0.72 10.88 22.77 (11.89)\r\n 35.45 (12.68) 47.96 (12.51)\r\n 4 Votava, Lauren 22 Minnesota-MN 48.81 48.48 B 26 \r\n r:+0.73 11.38 23.54 (12.16)\r\n 36.13 (12.59) 48.48 (12.35)\r\n 5 Ackman, Alyson 23 Penn State-MA 48.70 48.67 B 25 \r\n r:+0.65 11.31 23.66 (12.35)\r\n 36.19 (12.53) 48.67 (12.48)\r\n 6 Kinney, Chase A 20 Wisconsin-WI 48.59 48.70 B 24 \r\n r:+0.74 11.08 23.27 (12.19)\r\n 35.93 (12.66) 48.70 (12.77)\r\n 7 Winsnes, Annika 20 Northwestern-IL 49.41 49.72 B 23 \r\n r:+0.80 11.27 23.57 (12.30)\r\n 36.41 (12.84) 49.72 (13.31)\r\n 8 Spears, Holly K 19 Indiana-IN 49.19 49.77 B 22 \r\n r:+0.73 11.43 23.72 (12.29)\r\n 36.72 (13.00) 49.77 (13.05)<\/pre>\n200 breast<\/strong><\/p>\n
Indiana’s Lilly King<\/strong> moved to seventh all time in the 200-yard breast, while teammate Miranda Tucker<\/strong> (2:06.52) finished second for the Hoosiers.<\/p>\n
King clocked a sizzling time of 2:05.58. \u00a0It downed the meet record of 2:05.98 from Minnesota’s Haley Spencer<\/strong> in 2013, and eclipsed Tucker’s prelims pool mark of 2:07.63.<\/p>\n
More importantly, King’s time jumped her to seventh all time. \u00a0Only Emma Reaney<\/strong> (2:04.06), Breeja Larson<\/strong> (2:04.48), Kierra Smith<\/strong> (2:04.56), Rebecca Soni<\/strong> (2:04.75), Caitlin Leverenz<\/strong> (2:04.76) and Laura Sogar<\/strong> (2:05.04) have finished faster.<\/p>\n
Purdue’s Emily Fogle<\/strong> raced her way into third in 2:08.07, while Michigan’s Emily Kopas<\/strong> (2:09.48) and Carolyn McCann<\/strong> (2:12.22) collected some important team points with fifth and seventh-place efforts.<\/p>\n
Michigan remained in the lead, 1217-1069.5, against Indiana. \u00a0Ohio State (778), Minnesota (757.5) and Purdue (617.5) held steady in the top five.<\/p>\n
=== A - Final === <\/b>\r\n \r\n 1 King, Lillia C 19 Indiana-IN 2:09.64 2:05.58!A 32 \r\n r:+0.67 27.78 59.60 (31.82)\r\n 1:32.43 (32.83) 2:05.58 (33.15)\r\n 2 Tucker, Miranda 18 Indiana-IN 2:07.63 2:06.52#A 28 \r\n r:+0.74 28.46 1:00.44 (31.98)\r\n 1:33.06 (32.62) 2:06.52 (33.46)\r\n 3 Fogle, Emily E 24 Purdue-IN 2:08.94 2:08.07 B 27 \r\n r:+0.72 28.79 1:01.30 (32.51)\r\n 1:34.65 (33.35) 2:08.07 (33.42)\r\n 4 Rodriguez, Byan 21 Penn State-MA 2:10.44 2:09.43 B 26 \r\n r:+0.74 29.13 1:01.91 (32.78)\r\n 1:35.20 (33.29) 2:09.43 (34.23)\r\n 5 Kopas, Emily M 19 Michigan-MI 2:10.03 2:09.48 B 25 \r\n r:+0.73 29.09 1:02.23 (33.14)\r\n 1:35.47 (33.24) 2:09.48 (34.01)\r\n 6 Sougstad, Emma 21 IOWA-IA 2:11.12 2:10.81 B 24 \r\n r:+0.74 29.83 1:02.89 (33.06)\r\n 1:36.15 (33.26) 2:10.81 (34.66)\r\n 7 McCann, Carolyn 20 Michigan-MI 2:11.62 2:12.22 B 23 \r\n r:+0.79 29.54 1:03.18 (33.64)\r\n 1:37.50 (34.32) 2:12.22 (34.72)\r\n 8 Vargo, Taylor K 21 Ohio State-OH 2:11.23 2:12.75 B 22 \r\n r:+0.68 29.55 1:02.58 (33.03)\r\n 1:37.18 (34.60) 2:12.75 (35.57)<\/pre>\n200 fly<\/strong><\/p>\n
Indiana’s Gia Dalesandro<\/strong> hit the wall in 1:54.77 to win the 200-yard fly, while Minnesota’s Danielle Nack<\/strong> took second in 1:56.55. \u00a0Wisconsin’s Dana Grindall<\/strong> placed third in 1:56.60.<\/p>\n
Michigan remained in the lead with 1234 points. \u00a0Indiana held second with 1132.5 points. \u00a0Ohio State (798), Minnesota (785.5) and Purdue (663.5) stayed in their respective positions.<\/p>\n
=== A - Final === <\/b>\r\n \r\n 1 Dalesandro, Gia 20 Indiana-IN 1:56.13 1:54.77 B 32 \r\n r:+0.62 25.76 54.82 (29.06)\r\n 1:24.60 (29.78) 1:54.77 (30.17)\r\n 2 Nack, Danielle 19 Minnesota-MN 1:57.84 1:56.55 B 28 \r\n r:+0.77 25.68 54.94 (29.26)\r\n 1:25.35 (30.41) 1:56.55 (31.20)\r\n 3 Grindall, Dana 20 Wisconsin-WI 1:57.07 1:56.60 B 27 \r\n r:+0.72 25.99 55.33 (29.34)\r\n 1:25.52 (30.19) 1:56.60 (31.08)\r\n 4 Stoppa, Frances 19 Rutgers-NJ 1:58.13 1:57.74 B 26 \r\n r:+0.64 26.30 56.17 (29.87)\r\n 1:26.93 (30.76) 1:57.74 (30.81)\r\n 5 Rawson, Emmy L 20 Purdue-IN 1:57.81 1:57.96 B 25 \r\n r:+0.82 26.55 56.44 (29.89)\r\n 1:26.85 (30.41) 1:57.96 (31.11)\r\n 6 Rowe, Kathryn A 22 Penn State-MA 1:58.47 1:58.27 B 24 \r\n r:+0.81 26.38 56.46 (30.08)\r\n 1:27.42 (30.96) 1:58.27 (30.85)\r\n 7 Pfaff, Morgan S 21 Rutgers-NJ 1:58.46 1:58.59 B 23 \r\n r:+0.76 26.50 56.48 (29.98)\r\n 1:27.46 (30.98) 1:58.59 (31.13)\r\n 8 Sowinski, Katel 20 Penn State-MA 1:57.57 2:01.27 22 \r\n r:+0.68 27.11 57.47 (30.36)\r\n 1:29.27 (31.80) 2:01.27 (32.00)<\/pre>\nPlatform Diving<\/strong><\/p>\n
Minnesota’s Zhou Yu<\/strong> won the event with 363.20 points, while Northwestern’s Olivia Rosendahl<\/strong> took second with 321.45 points. \u00a0Iowa’s Calli Head<\/strong> finished third with 312.20 points.<\/p>\n
Michigan held the lead with 1297 points after the event. \u00a0Indiana (1159.5), Minnesota (875.5), Ohio State (805) and Purdue (720.5) held second through fifth.<\/p>\n
=== A - Final === <\/b>\r\n \r\n 1 Zhou, Yu Minnesota-MN 360.20 363.20 32 \r\n 2 Rosendahl, Oliv Northwestern-IL 329.95 321.45 28 \r\n 3 Head, Calli IOWA-IA 280.40 312.20 27 \r\n 4 Tenenbaum, Lexi Minnesota-MN 273.50 305.40 26 \r\n 5 Vincent, Lexi Purdue-IN 267.55 279.20 25 \r\n 6 Ramberg, Jessic Minnesota-MN 257.80 274.50 24 \r\n 7 Peterson, Ashle Wisconsin-WI 262.15 239.35 23 \r\n 8 Walkowiak, Addi Rutgers-NJ 269.95 224.55 22<\/pre>\n400 free relay<\/strong><\/p>\n
Michigan put an exclamation point on its first Big Ten team title since 2004 with a pool record time in the 400-yard free relay.<\/p>\n
Siobhan Haughey (48.22), Clara Smiddy (49.21), Gabrielle DeLoof (48.72) and Ali DeLoof (47.66) raced to a 3:13.81. \u00a0That swim cleared the 3:14.53 set by Minnesota back in 2009.<\/p>\n
Penn State (3:15.88) and Ohio State (3:16.65) took second and third.<\/p>\n
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