Indian River State College doubled up the second-place South Georgia State College in both the men’s and women’s team races at the 2016 NJCAA Championships.<\/p>\n
IRSC is looking to win its 42nd men\u2019s and 34th women\u2019s NJCAA team titles.<\/p>\n
Men - Team Rankings - Through Event 24<\/strong> \r\n \r\n 1. Indian River State College 670 2. South Georgia State College 281.5\r\n 3. Iowa Central Community College 254 4. Southwestern Oregon CC 241.5\r\n 5. Monroe Community College 173 6. Genesee Community College 103\r\n 7. Lincoln College 94 8. Iowa Lakes Community College 90\r\n 9. Herkimer County Community Coll 65 10. Jamestown Community College 63\r\n 11. Fashion Institute of Technolog 6<\/pre>\nWomen - Team Rankings - Through Event 23<\/strong> \r\n \r\n 1. Indian River State College 605 2. South Georgia State College 298\r\n 3. Iowa Central Community College 226 4. Monroe Community College 215\r\n 5. Southwestern Oregon CC 198 6. Lincoln College 177\r\n 7. Genesee Community College 105 8. Iowa Lakes Community College 82\r\n 9. Herkimer County Community Coll 56 10. Fashion Institute of Technolog 22\r\n 11. Jamestown Community College 14<\/pre>\nWomen’s 200 free relay<\/strong><\/p>\n
IRSC took down the NJCAA record in the event as Tayla Lovemore<\/strong> (22.47), Osianna McReed<\/strong> (23.08), Yasmine Ware<\/strong> (23.53) and Leah Sims<\/strong> (23.31) clocked a 1:32.39. \u00a0That swim beat the time of 1:32.78 set by the same squad back in November.<\/p>\n
Lincoln’s Aunyx Ashby, Madison Westhoff, Christina Vance and Madi Ewald<\/strong> placed second in 1:39.64 with South Georgia State’s Nikki Daley, Tatiana Keohan, Courtney Britt and Carolyn Ives<\/strong> claiming third in 1:40.25.<\/p>\n
1 Indian River-FL 'A' 1:32.78 1:32.39*QUAL 40 \r\n 1) Lovemore, Tayla 20 2) McReed, Osianna 18 \r\n 3) Ware, Yasmine 19 4) Sims, Leah 19 \r\n 22.47 45.55 (23.08)\r\n 1:09.08 (23.53) 1:32.39 (23.31)\r\n 2 Lincoln-IL 'A' 1:43.91 1:39.64 QUAL 34 \r\n 1) Ashby, Aunyx 2) Westhoff, Madison 19 \r\n 3) Vance, Christina 18 4) Ewald, Madi 18 \r\n 24.10 50.31 (26.21)\r\n 1:16.06 (25.75) 1:39.64 (23.58)\r\n 3 SGSC 'A' 1:42.28 1:40.25 QUAL 32 \r\n 1) Daley, Nikki 2) Keohan, Tatiana \r\n 3) Britt, Courtney 4) Ives, Carolyn \r\n 25.21 50.53 (25.32)\r\n 1:16.28 (25.75) 1:40.25 (23.97)\r\n 4 Iowa Central-IA 'A' 1:44.41 1:42.09 QUAL 30 \r\n 1) Lynch, McKenna 2) Weber, Augusta \r\n 3) Lebsock, Sarah 4) Kokemiller, Kate \r\n 25.09 50.87 (25.78)\r\n 1:16.38 (25.51) 1:42.09 (25.71)\r\n 5 MCC 'A' 1:45.09 1:43.35 QUAL 28 \r\n 1) Tripp, Abby 2) Brown, Kristin \r\n 3) Bozza, Angela 4) Mack, Megan \r\n 25.47 51.19 (25.72)\r\n 1:17.96 (26.77) 1:43.35 (25.39)\r\n 6 SWOCC 'A' 1:45.05 1:43.51 QUAL 26 \r\n 1) Smith, Sienna 19 2) Johnson, Marilyn 18 \r\n 3) Shull, Addy 18 4) Clear, Annessa 19 \r\n 26.03 52.61 (26.58)\r\n 1:19.14 (26.53) 1:43.51 (24.37)\r\n 7 Genesee 'A' 1:50.92 1:48.07 QUAL 24 \r\n 1) Silvanie, Islelie 2) Farrell, Heather \r\n 3) Dunton, Miranda 4) Carpenter, MiKenna \r\n 26.18 54.45 (28.27)\r\n 1:21.78 (27.33) 1:48.07 (26.29)\r\n 8 ILCC-IA 'A' 1:48.72 1:48.70 QUAL 22 \r\n 1) Rova, Adele 19 2) Stubbs, Maddie 20 \r\n 3) Nehring, Renee 18 4) Thompson, Tasia 19 \r\n 24.44 52.78 (28.34)\r\n 1:22.21 (29.43) 1:48.70 (26.49)\r\n 9 HCCC-US 'A' 2:04.17 2:00.91 QUAL 18 \r\n 1) Mercer, Jordan 2) Watts, Hannah \r\n 3) Richer, Corinne 4) VanNostrand, Jensen \r\n 32.29 1:03.54 (31.25)\r\n 1:32.35 (28.81) 2:00.91 (28.56)\r\n 10 JCC-AM 'A' 2:04.99 2:02.56 QUAL 14 \r\n 1) Melendez, Kaitlyn 2) Moller, Rachel \r\n 3) Panetta, Geena 4) Scarpino, Morgan \r\n 29.92 1:05.21 (35.29)\r\n 1:35.37 (30.16) 2:02.56 (27.19)\r\n -- FIT-MR 'A' 1:54.95 DQ \r\n 1) Richardson, Lindsay 2) Dunn, Cait \r\n 3) Pacult, Anna 4) Hogan, Katie<\/pre>\nMen’s 200 free relay<\/strong><\/p>\n
IRSC’s Danny Hartley<\/strong> (21.00), Gavin Erdmann<\/strong> (19.98), John Fauteux<\/strong> (19.61) and Joey Sedacca<\/strong> (20.40) won the finale by a wide margin with a time of 1:20.99. \u00a0That was still well short of the NJCAA record of 1:17.70 keyed by Brad Tandy of IRSC back in 2012.<\/p>\n
Southwestern Oregon’s Thomas Crawford, Carlos McClerkin, Wyatt Engler and Thomas Reams<\/strong> placed second in 1:25.01 with Iowa Central’s Lucas Wittman, Thomas Kappe, Nicholas Brunelli and Badr Benassila<\/strong> snaring third in 1:26.02.<\/p>\n
1 Indian River-FL 'A' 1:21.94 1:20.99 QUAL 40 \r\n 1) Hartley, Danny 21 2) Erdmann, Gavin 19 \r\n 3) Fauteux, John 19 4) Sedacca, Joey 20 \r\n 21.00 40.98 (19.98)\r\n 1:00.59 (19.61) 1:20.99 (20.40)\r\n 2 SWOCC 'A' 1:28.43 1:25.01 QUAL 34 \r\n 1) Crawford, Thomas 18 2) McClerkin, Carlos 18 \r\n 3) Engler, Wyatt 19 4) Reams, Thomas 19 \r\n 22.57 44.29 (21.72)\r\n 1:04.85 (20.56) 1:25.01 (20.16)\r\n 3 Iowa Central-IA 'A' 1:26.93 1:26.02 QUAL 32 \r\n 1) Wittmann, Lucas 2) Kappe, Thomas \r\n 3) Brunelli, Nicholas 4) Benassila, Badr \r\n 21.10 42.21 (21.11)\r\n 1:04.20 (21.99) 1:26.02 (21.82)\r\n 4 SGSC 'A' 1:28.71 1:26.49 QUAL 30 \r\n 1) Davis, Jake 2) Vines, Austin \r\n 3) Villhauer, Dylan 4) Haymond, Alex \r\n 22.09 44.22 (22.13)\r\n 1:05.66 (21.44) 1:26.49 (20.83)\r\n 5 MCC 'A' 1:32.81 1:28.96 QUAL 28 \r\n 1) Callan, Kyle 2) Shinkeyev, Ilya \r\n 3) Tahiri, Ayoub 4) Cook, Jason \r\n 22.06 44.47 (22.41)\r\n 1:07.43 (22.96) 1:28.96 (21.53)\r\n 6 ILCC-IA 'A' 1:29.19 1:29.32 QUAL 26 \r\n 1) Day, Chris 19 2) Anderson, Jayc 20 \r\n 3) Oliver, Jake 18 4) Price, Noah 20 \r\n 22.23 44.29 (22.06)\r\n 1:07.10 (22.81) 1:29.32 (22.22)\r\n 7 Lincoln-IL 'A' 1:33.09 1:31.83 QUAL 24 \r\n 1) Herzog, Ian 18 2) Ament, Ty 19 \r\n 3) Abrams, Ben 19 4) McDanel, Logan 18 \r\n 23.99 47.56 (23.57)\r\n 1:10.48 (22.92) 1:31.83 (21.35)\r\n 8 Genesee 'A' 1:43.13 1:35.16 QUAL 22 \r\n 1) Wagner, Lyle 2) Richardson, Tom \r\n 3) Woerner, Jason 4) Podlaski, Kyle \r\n 22.37 47.76 (25.39)\r\n 1:11.95 (24.19) 1:35.16 (23.21)\r\n 9 JCC-AM 'A' 1:36.78 1:35.47 QUAL 18 \r\n 1) Beckerink, Alex 2) Caldwell, Andrew \r\n 3) D'Angelo, Nick 4) Caldwell, Matthew \r\n 24.40 48.14 (23.74)\r\n 1:12.15 (24.01) 1:35.47 (23.32)<\/pre>\nMen’s three-meter diving<\/strong><\/p>\n
IRSC’s Robert Morgan<\/strong> won with 520.05 points. \u00a0Teammate Robby Costine<\/strong> took second with 519.20 points. \u00a0Herkimer County’s Nicholas Herrlett<\/strong> (281.50) and Lincoln’s Andrew Walker<\/strong> (267.65) also competed.<\/p>\n
=== A - Final === <\/b>\r\n \r\n 1 Morgan, Robert 20 Indian River-FL 457.70 520.05 20 \r\n 2 Costine, Robby 18 Indian River-FL 493.35 519.20 17 \r\n 3 Herrlett, Nicho HCCC-US 278.70 281.50 16 \r\n 4 Walker, Andrew Lincoln-IL 260.20 267.65 15<\/pre>\nWomen’s 50 back<\/strong><\/p>\n
IRSC went 1-2-3 in the sprint back. \u00a0Meagan Abad<\/strong> won in 26.47. \u00a0Emelie Stenhammar<\/strong> placed second in 26.80 with Kamryn Gallowich<\/strong> taking third overall in 27.59.<\/p>\n
=== A - Final === <\/b>\r\n \r\n 1 Abad, Meagan 19 Indian River-FL 27.03 26.47 QUAL 20 \r\n 2 Stenhammar, Eme 22 Indian River-FL 26.63 26.80 QUAL 17 \r\n 3 Gallowich, Kamr 18 Indian River-FL 27.27 27.59 QUAL 16 \r\n 4 Morris, Bekah SGSC 29.42 28.93 QUAL 15 \r\n 5 Clear, Annessa 19 SWOCC 29.64 29.81 QUAL 14 \r\n 6 Ashby, Aunyx Lincoln-IL 29.26 29.84 QUAL 13 \r\n 7 Miller, Taylor 18 Indian River-FL 30.09 30.02 QUAL 12 \r\n 8 Hogan, Katie FIT-MR 30.85 30.32 QUAL 11 \r\n \r\n === B - Final === <\/b>\r\n \r\n 9 Weber, Augusta Iowa Central-IA 31.24 31.44 QUAL 9 \r\n 10 Banks, Brittany 20 SWOCC 31.86 31.46 QUAL 7 \r\n 11 Russell, Elli Iowa Central-IA 32.41 32.52 QUAL 6 \r\n 12 Carver, Kailyn SGSC 33.65 33.75 QUAL 5<\/pre>\nMen’s 50 back\u00a0<\/strong><\/p>\n
IRSC picked up the top two spots. \u00a0Danny Hartley<\/strong> won in 22.78, while teammate Jonas Olczyk<\/strong> finished second in 23.18. \u00a0Southwestern Oregon’s Thomas Reams<\/strong> turned in a third-place time of 23.84.<\/p>\n
=== A - Final === <\/b>\r\n \r\n 1 Hartley, Danny 21 Indian River-FL 23.64 22.78*QUAL 20 \r\n 2 Olczyk, Jonas 21 Indian River-FL 23.75 23.18 QUAL 17 \r\n 3 Reams, Thomas 19 SWOCC 24.06 23.84 QUAL 16 \r\n 4 Vines, Austin SGSC 24.66 24.63 QUAL 15 \r\n 5 McDanel, Logan 18 Lincoln-IL 25.13 24.83 QUAL 14 \r\n 6 Rosta, Kyler 19 ILCC-IA 25.59 24.99 QUAL 13 \r\n 7 Day, Chris 19 ILCC-IA 25.57 25.27 QUAL 12 \r\n 8 Callan, Kyle MCC 25.70 25.71 QUAL 11 \r\n \r\n === B - Final === <\/b>\r\n \r\n 9 McClerkin, Carl 18 SWOCC 26.64 26.00 QUAL 8 \r\n 9 Fields, Michael 19 SWOCC 25.86 26.00 QUAL 8 \r\n 11 Sauer, Isaac Iowa Central-IA 25.86 26.13 QUAL 6 \r\n 12 Hitch, Casey SGSC 26.76 26.68 QUAL 5 \r\n 13 Recinos, Dannie 20 SWOCC 26.71 27.27 QUAL 4 \r\n 14 Salazar, Connor Iowa Central-IA 27.27 27.32 QUAL 3 \r\n 15 Roten, Cameron HCCC-US 27.95 27.86 QUAL 2<\/pre>\nWomen’s 400 IM<\/strong><\/p>\n
IRSC swept the top three spots again with Olivia Jacobi<\/strong> leading the way with a 4:28.22. \u00a0Madisyn Lyons<\/strong> (4:30.79) and Grace Lynch<\/strong> (4:37.50) collected the other podium spots.<\/p>\n
Barbara Caraballo’s<\/strong> 2014 NJCAA record of 4:18.65 remained in the books, and likely will be there for quite awhile.<\/p>\n
=== A - Final === <\/b>\r\n \r\n 1 Jacobi, Olivia 20 Indian River-FL 4:39.55 4:28.22 QUAL 20 \r\n 29.82 1:03.35 (33.53)\r\n 1:37.79 (34.44) 2:11.59 (33.80)\r\n 2:48.05 (36.46) 3:25.46 (37.41)\r\n 3:57.37 (31.91) 4:28.22 (30.85)\r\n 2 Lyons, Madisyn 19 Indian River-FL 4:33.83 4:30.79 QUAL 17 \r\n 28.25 1:00.88 (32.63)\r\n 1:35.53 (34.65) 2:08.97 (33.44)\r\n 2:49.06 (40.09) 3:28.52 (39.46)\r\n 3:59.87 (31.35) 4:30.79 (30.92)\r\n 3 Lynch, Grace 19 Indian River-FL 4:40.25 4:37.50 QUAL 16 \r\n 29.73 1:03.70 (33.97)\r\n 1:38.35 (34.65) 2:13.73 (35.38)\r\n 2:54.58 (40.85) 3:35.60 (41.02)\r\n 4:07.07 (31.47) 4:37.50 (30.43)\r\n 4 Ocasio-Molina, SGSC 4:56.43 4:55.76 QUAL 15 \r\n 30.95 1:06.22 (35.27)\r\n 1:44.22 (38.00) 2:22.12 (37.90)\r\n 3:04.92 (42.80) 3:47.89 (42.97)\r\n 4:23.89 (36.00) 4:55.76 (31.87)\r\n 5 Smith, Sienna 19 SWOCC 4:57.09 4:56.12 QUAL 14 \r\n 29.53 1:04.15 (34.62)\r\n 1:44.57 (40.42) 2:23.37 (38.80)\r\n 3:05.08 (41.71) 3:48.00 (42.92)\r\n 4:22.56 (34.56) 4:56.12 (33.56)\r\n 6 Bozza, Angela MCC 5:00.31 5:00.04 QUAL 13 \r\n 31.16 1:07.50 (36.34)\r\n 1:45.80 (38.30) 2:24.25 (38.45)\r\n 3:07.22 (42.97) 3:50.74 (43.52)\r\n 4:25.81 (35.07) 5:00.04 (34.23)\r\n 7 Shull, Addy 18 SWOCC 5:00.95 5:00.24 QUAL 12 \r\n 31.25 1:09.58 (38.33)\r\n 1:47.18 (37.60) 2:26.85 (39.67)\r\n 3:07.27 (40.42) 3:49.80 (42.53)\r\n 4:26.01 (36.21) 5:00.24 (34.23)\r\n 8 Babcock, Kather SGSC 5:05.19 5:01.75 QUAL 11 \r\n 30.39 1:05.46 (35.07)\r\n 1:44.98 (39.52) 2:23.83 (38.85)\r\n 3:08.08 (44.25) 3:52.69 (44.61)\r\n 4:27.89 (35.20) 5:01.75 (33.86)\r\n \r\n === B - Final === <\/b>\r\n \r\n 9 Thompson, Tasia 19 ILCC-IA 5:11.68 5:04.26 QUAL 9 \r\n 30.67 1:08.11 (37.44)\r\n 1:46.40 (38.29) 2:24.83 (38.43)\r\n 3:10.34 (45.51) 3:56.45 (46.11)\r\n 4:31.02 (34.57) 5:04.26 (33.24)\r\n 10 Fedeli, Hannah MCC 5:08.59 5:09.67 QUAL 7 \r\n 30.86 1:10.57 (39.71)\r\n 1:49.24 (38.67) 2:28.20 (38.96)\r\n 3:14.79 (46.59) 4:02.47 (47.68)\r\n 4:35.78 (33.31) 5:09.67 (33.89)\r\n 11 Smith, Shannon 21 Lincoln-IL 5:24.16 5:13.71 QUAL 6 \r\n 31.62 1:11.49 (39.87)\r\n 1:50.47 (38.98) 2:30.02 (39.55)\r\n 3:15.18 (45.16) 4:01.68 (46.50)\r\n 4:37.98 (36.30) 5:13.71 (35.73)\r\n 12 Richer, Corinne HCCC-US 5:28.94 5:28.65 QUAL 5 \r\n 35.29 1:17.00 (41.71)\r\n 1:57.78 (40.78) 2:37.62 (39.84)\r\n 3:25.13 (47.51) 4:13.38 (48.25)\r\n 4:51.93 (38.55) 5:28.65 (36.72)\r\n 13 Stubbs, Maddie 20 ILCC-IA 5:35.13 5:40.90 QUAL 4 \r\n 31.39 1:10.92 (39.53)\r\n 1:54.51 (43.59) 2:38.76 (44.25)\r\n 3:27.56 (48.80) 4:20.59 (53.03)\r\n 5:01.00 (40.41) 5:40.90 (39.90)\r\n 14 Leonard, Emma MCC 5:43.77 5:42.08 QUAL 3 \r\n 35.43 1:19.27 (43.84)\r\n 2:02.83 (43.56) 2:46.24 (43.41)\r\n 3:36.02 (49.78) 4:26.11 (50.09)\r\n 5:04.81 (38.70) 5:42.08 (37.27)\r\n 15 Farrell, Heathe Genesee 5:57.83 5:55.84 QUAL 2 \r\n 35.16 1:19.20 (44.04)\r\n 2:01.44 (42.24) 2:44.36 (42.92)\r\n 3:41.18 (56.82) 4:37.18 (56.00)\r\n 5:17.51 (40.33) 5:55.84 (38.33)<\/pre>\nMen’s 400 IM<\/strong><\/p>\n
Indian River went big with a 1-2-3-4 effort in the distance medley. Rawley Davis<\/strong> won in 3:59.70 with Matt Ankerholz<\/strong> placing second in 4:04.44.<\/p>\n
Matt Nielsen<\/strong> (4:04.66) and Jacob Andrasco<\/strong> (4:15.93) completed the top-four sweep for IRSC.<\/p>\n
Marcin Malinski’s<\/strong> 1997 NJCAA record of 3:47.15 was not threatened.<\/p>\n
=== A - Final === <\/b>\r\n \r\n 1 Davis, Rawley 19 Indian River-FL 4:03.99 3:59.70 QUAL 20 \r\n 25.56 53.69 (28.13)\r\n 1:24.15 (30.46) 1:55.31 (31.16)\r\n 2:29.63 (34.32) 3:04.96 (35.33)\r\n 3:32.09 (27.13) 3:59.70 (27.61)\r\n 2 Ankerholz, Matt 21 Indian River-FL 4:07.81 4:04.44 QUAL 17 \r\n 25.35 54.50 (29.15)\r\n 1:26.94 (32.44) 1:59.55 (32.61)\r\n 2:31.82 (32.27) 3:05.03 (33.21)\r\n 3:35.39 (30.36) 4:04.44 (29.05)\r\n 3 Nielsen, Matt 20 Indian River-FL 4:10.75 4:04.66 QUAL 16 \r\n 25.56 54.27 (28.71)\r\n 1:25.77 (31.50) 1:56.33 (30.56)\r\n 2:32.52 (36.19) 3:09.53 (37.01)\r\n 3:38.11 (28.58) 4:04.66 (26.55)\r\n 4 Andrasco, Jacob 18 Indian River-FL 4:12.27 4:15.93 QUAL 15 \r\n 26.39 56.31 (29.92)\r\n 1:28.46 (32.15) 2:00.42 (31.96)\r\n 2:36.65 (36.23) 3:13.99 (37.34)\r\n 3:45.37 (31.38) 4:15.93 (30.56)\r\n 5 Wagner, Lyle Genesee 4:21.23 4:20.93 QUAL 14 \r\n 25.43 55.12 (29.69)\r\n 1:27.88 (32.76) 2:01.68 (33.80)\r\n 2:39.78 (38.10) 3:18.24 (38.46)\r\n 3:50.16 (31.92) 4:20.93 (30.77)\r\n 6 Buisson, Tim SGSC 4:24.71 4:23.08 QUAL 13 \r\n 26.93 58.36 (31.43)\r\n 1:32.86 (34.50) 2:07.15 (34.29)\r\n 2:43.07 (35.92) 3:19.69 (36.62)\r\n 3:51.87 (32.18) 4:23.08 (31.21)\r\n 7 Anderson, Devon Iowa Central-IA 4:26.85 4:24.33 QUAL 12 \r\n 27.24 59.18 (31.94)\r\n 1:32.53 (33.35) 2:06.11 (33.58)\r\n 2:44.19 (38.08) 3:23.16 (38.97)\r\n 3:54.08 (30.92) 4:24.33 (30.25)\r\n 8 Davis, Ryan SGSC 4:24.01 4:25.83 QUAL 11 \r\n 26.93 58.08 (31.15)\r\n 1:32.92 (34.84) 2:07.23 (34.31)\r\n 2:47.77 (40.54) 3:27.85 (40.08)\r\n 3:57.44 (29.59) 4:25.83 (28.39)\r\n \r\n === B - Final === <\/b>\r\n \r\n 9 Podlaski, Kyle Genesee 4:27.49 4:24.27 QUAL 9 \r\n 27.77 59.93 (32.16)\r\n 1:33.15 (33.22) 2:07.02 (33.87)\r\n 2:43.68 (36.66) 3:22.34 (38.66)\r\n 3:53.73 (31.39) 4:24.27 (30.54)\r\n 10 Price, Noah 20 ILCC-IA 4:36.31 4:32.73 QUAL 7 \r\n 28.16 1:02.85 (34.69)\r\n 1:38.23 (35.38) 2:12.06 (33.83)\r\n 2:51.43 (39.37) 3:31.12 (39.69)\r\n 4:02.27 (31.15) 4:32.73 (30.46)\r\n 11 Diorio, Michael Iowa Central-IA 4:33.71 4:32.87 QUAL 6 \r\n 27.09 58.61 (31.52)\r\n 1:35.32 (36.71) 2:10.63 (35.31)\r\n 2:50.44 (39.81) 3:30.45 (40.01)\r\n 4:03.00 (32.55) 4:32.87 (29.87)\r\n 12 Carrillo, Luis 19 SWOCC 4:35.54 4:33.71 QUAL 5 \r\n 26.62 58.38 (31.76)\r\n 1:35.51 (37.13) 2:12.33 (36.82)\r\n 2:50.54 (38.21) 3:29.47 (38.93)\r\n 4:02.24 (32.77) 4:33.71 (31.47)\r\n 13 Musgrove, Jacob SGSC 4:33.19 4:35.00 QUAL 4 \r\n 27.31 59.82 (32.51)\r\n 1:36.52 (36.70) 2:12.55 (36.03)\r\n 2:52.34 (39.79) 3:33.59 (41.25)\r\n 4:05.53 (31.94) 4:35.00 (29.47)\r\n 14 Woerner, Austin MCC 4:34.03 4:35.16 QUAL 3 \r\n 26.93 59.62 (32.69)\r\n 1:34.59 (34.97) 2:09.12 (34.53)\r\n 2:50.31 (41.19) 3:30.93 (40.62)\r\n 4:03.88 (32.95) 4:35.16 (31.28)\r\n 15 Keating, Zachar Iowa Central-IA 4:38.43 4:37.02 QUAL 2 \r\n 27.65 59.80 (32.15)\r\n 1:35.72 (35.92) 2:10.54 (34.82)\r\n 2:50.93 (40.39) 3:32.36 (41.43)\r\n 4:04.57 (32.21) 4:37.02 (32.45)\r\n 16 Lopez, Mariano MCC 4:35.54 4:38.72 QUAL 1 \r\n 27.15 58.86 (31.71)\r\n 1:36.75 (37.89) 2:14.01 (37.26)\r\n 2:53.02 (39.01) 3:34.40 (41.38)\r\n 4:07.45 (33.05) 4:38.72 (31.27)<\/pre>\nWomen’s 100 fly<\/strong><\/p>\n
The River rolled with a top-five sweep in the 100 fly. Reminiscent of Texas’ domination of the men’s 100-yard fly at the 2015 NCAA Championships, IRSC blasted the 100 fly.<\/p>\n
Tayla Lovemore<\/strong> won in 54.05, less than a second back of Yurie Nakano’s<\/strong> NJCAA record of 53.27 from 2013. \u00a0Yasmine Ware<\/strong> (56.03), Osianna McReed<\/strong> (57.09), Morgan Holt<\/strong> (57.61) and Kamryn Gallowich<\/strong> (57.94) all broke 58 to score for Indian River.<\/p>\n
=== A - Final === <\/b>\r\n \r\n 1 Lovemore, Tayla 20 Indian River-FL 53.31 54.05 QUAL 20 \r\n 25.12 54.05 (28.93)\r\n 2 Ware, Yasmine 19 Indian River-FL 55.75 56.03 QUAL 17 \r\n 25.51 56.03 (30.52)\r\n 3 McReed, Osianna 18 Indian River-FL 57.72 57.09 QUAL 16 \r\n 25.63 57.09 (31.46)\r\n 4 Holt, Morgan 18 Indian River-FL 58.97 57.61 QUAL 15 \r\n 27.02 57.61 (30.59)\r\n 5 Gallowich, Kamr 18 Indian River-FL 57.88 57.94 QUAL 14 \r\n 26.75 57.94 (31.19)\r\n 6 Lynch, McKenna Iowa Central-IA 59.21 58.24 QUAL 13 \r\n 27.32 58.24 (30.92)\r\n 7 Ives, Carolyn SGSC 58.43 58.39 QUAL 12 \r\n 27.07 58.39 (31.32)\r\n 8 Tripp, Abby MCC 1:02.07 1:01.26 QUAL 11 \r\n 28.20 1:01.26 (33.06)\r\n \r\n === B - Final === <\/b>\r\n \r\n 9 Beacham, Ashlei Iowa Central-IA 1:03.73 1:01.24 QUAL 9 \r\n 29.87 1:01.24 (31.37)\r\n 10 Britt, Courtney SGSC 1:02.36 1:02.94 QUAL 7 \r\n 28.42 1:02.94 (34.52)\r\n 11 Rova, Adele 19 ILCC-IA 1:04.26 1:03.77 QUAL 6 \r\n 28.77 1:03.77 (35.00)\r\n 12 Westhoff, Madis 19 Lincoln-IL 1:10.60 1:05.80 QUAL 5 \r\n 30.49 1:05.80 (35.31)\r\n 13 Glendenning, Mo 19 Lincoln-IL 1:07.44 1:07.83 QUAL 4 \r\n 29.86 1:07.83 (37.97)\r\n 14 Quirino, Nicole 19 SWOCC 1:09.90 1:08.69 QUAL 3 \r\n 31.40 1:08.69 (37.29)\r\n 15 Silvanie, Islel Genesee 1:08.37 1:12.22 QUAL 2 \r\n 31.00 1:12.22 (41.22)\r\n 16 Messerly, Kassa Iowa Central-IA 1:12.25 1:13.13 QUAL 1 \r\n 32.07 1:13.13 (41.06)<\/pre>\nMen’s 100 fly<\/strong><\/p>\n
IRSC’s Nicholas Loomis<\/strong> claimed the title in 47.31 with teammate Jairo Emer<\/strong> finishing second in 48.81. \u00a0Iowa Central’s Lucas Wittman<\/strong> turned in a third-place time of 50.87.<\/p>\n
Stefan Stojmenovic’s<\/strong> 2015 NJCAA record of 46.99 withstood Loomis’ challenge.<\/p>\n
=== A - Final === <\/b>\r\n \r\n 1 Loomis, Nichola 18 Indian River-FL 47.25 47.31 QUAL 20 \r\n 21.58 47.31 (25.73)\r\n 2 Emer, Jairo 20 Indian River-FL 48.65 48.81 QUAL 17 \r\n 22.46 48.81 (26.35)\r\n 3 Wittmann, Lucas Iowa Central-IA 50.87 50.87 QUAL 16 \r\n 23.09 50.87 (27.78)\r\n 4 Olczyk, Jonas 21 Indian River-FL 51.45 50.97 QUAL 15 \r\n 23.31 50.97 (27.66)\r\n 5 Kappe, Thomas Iowa Central-IA 51.83 51.52 QUAL 14 \r\n 23.78 51.52 (27.74)\r\n 6 Villhauer, Dyla SGSC 52.64 52.40 QUAL 13 \r\n 24.08 52.40 (28.32)\r\n 7 Tahiri, Ayoub MCC 52.93 52.95 QUAL 12 \r\n 24.28 52.95 (28.67)\r\n 8 Brunelli, Nicho Iowa Central-IA 53.55 53.08 QUAL 11 \r\n 24.55 53.08 (28.53)\r\n \r\n === B - Final === <\/b>\r\n \r\n 9 Pridgen, Casey SGSC 54.89 52.32 QUAL 9 \r\n 24.11 52.32 (28.21)\r\n 10 Rose, Carson 19 SWOCC 55.24 53.97 QUAL 7 \r\n 24.53 53.97 (29.44)\r\n 11 Loucks, Michael MCC 54.53 54.21 QUAL 6 \r\n 25.06 54.21 (29.15)\r\n 12 Crawford, Thoma 18 SWOCC 54.43 54.44 QUAL 5 \r\n 24.27 54.44 (30.17)\r\n 13 Ament, Ty 19 Lincoln-IL 54.55 54.52 QUAL 4 \r\n 24.63 54.52 (29.89)\r\n 14 McClerkin, Carl 18 SWOCC 56.76 55.25 QUAL 3 \r\n 25.34 55.25 (29.91)\r\n 15 Lee, Joshua Iowa Central-IA 55.82 55.45 QUAL 2 \r\n 24.73 55.45 (30.72)\r\n 16 Caldwell, Matth JCC-AM 56.60 55.56 QUAL 1 \r\n 25.57 55.56 (29.99)<\/pre>\nWomen’s 200 free<\/strong><\/p>\n
Monroe’s Tamara Miler<\/strong> claimed her second title of the meet with a 1:51.96. \u00a0Last night, she won the 1000 free as she’s been the lone person to break through the IRSC stranglehold on NJCAA titles.<\/p>\n
IRSC’s Sarah Neely<\/strong> (1:55.71), Sarah Dostie<\/strong> (1:55.96) and Leah Sims<\/strong> (1:56.14) finished second through fourth.<\/p>\n
Yurie Nakano’s<\/strong> 1:47.75 from 2014 will remain the NJCAA record.<\/p>\n
=== A - Final === <\/b>\r\n \r\n 1 Miler, Tamara MCC 1:56.11 1:51.96 QUAL 20 \r\n 26.68 54.77 (28.09)\r\n 1:23.08 (28.31) 1:51.96 (28.88)\r\n 2 Neely, Sarah 20 Indian River-FL 1:54.20 1:55.71 QUAL 17 \r\n 26.80 55.65 (28.85)\r\n 1:25.92 (30.27) 1:55.71 (29.79)\r\n 3 Dostie, Sarah 18 Indian River-FL 1:55.26 1:55.96 QUAL 16 \r\n 26.19 54.48 (28.29)\r\n 1:24.88 (30.40) 1:55.96 (31.08)\r\n 4 Sims, Leah 19 Indian River-FL 1:57.16 1:56.14 QUAL 15 \r\n 26.94 56.33 (29.39)\r\n 1:26.56 (30.23) 1:56.14 (29.58)\r\n 5 Ewald, Madi 18 Lincoln-IL 1:58.18 1:58.58 QUAL 14 \r\n 26.23 56.46 (30.23)\r\n 1:27.55 (31.09) 1:58.58 (31.03)\r\n 6 Daley, Nikki SGSC 2:00.42 1:59.78 QUAL 13 \r\n 27.66 58.06 (30.40)\r\n 1:29.60 (31.54) 1:59.78 (30.18)\r\n 7 Mack, Megan MCC 2:01.95 2:02.47 QUAL 12 \r\n 27.55 58.30 (30.75)\r\n 1:30.14 (31.84) 2:02.47 (32.33)\r\n 8 Morris, Bekah SGSC 2:04.74 2:05.92 QUAL 11 \r\n 28.06 59.71 (31.65)\r\n 1:32.87 (33.16) 2:05.92 (33.05)\r\n \r\n === B - Final === <\/b>\r\n \r\n 9 Jentges, Casey 18 SWOCC 2:06.81 2:04.25 QUAL 9 \r\n 28.60 59.71 (31.11)\r\n 1:31.84 (32.13) 2:04.25 (32.41)\r\n 10 Dunton, Miranda Genesee 2:08.77 2:07.60 QUAL 7 \r\n 29.01 1:01.04 (32.03)\r\n 1:34.54 (33.50) 2:07.60 (33.06)\r\n 11 Lebsock, Sarah Iowa Central-IA 2:09.60 2:07.95 QUAL 6 \r\n 28.17 1:00.66 (32.49)\r\n 1:34.54 (33.88) 2:07.95 (33.41)\r\n 12 Brown, Kristin MCC 2:07.52 2:08.52 QUAL 5 \r\n 29.39 1:02.52 (33.13)\r\n 1:35.87 (33.35) 2:08.52 (32.65)\r\n 13 Richardson, Lin FIT-MR 2:11.78 2:08.86 QUAL 4 \r\n 29.25 1:01.71 (32.46)\r\n 1:35.92 (34.21) 2:08.86 (32.94)\r\n 14 Kokemiller, Kat Iowa Central-IA 2:09.58 2:10.52 QUAL 3 \r\n 29.09 1:02.18 (33.09)\r\n 1:36.47 (34.29) 2:10.52 (34.05)\r\n 15 Dunn, Cait FIT-MR 2:13.03 2:13.94 QUAL 2 \r\n 30.13 1:03.56 (33.43)\r\n 1:39.10 (35.54) 2:13.94 (34.84)\r\n 16 Carver, Kailyn SGSC 2:15.81 2:17.10 QUAL 1 \r\n 31.03 1:05.01 (33.98)\r\n 1:41.06 (36.05) 2:17.10 (36.04)<\/pre>\nMen’s 200 free<\/strong><\/p>\n
IRSC went 1 through 5 in another event this evening. \u00a0Jason Van Der Touw<\/strong> won in 1:38.10 with John Fauteux<\/strong> taking second in 1:38.62.<\/p>\n
Cameron Newton<\/strong> (1:38.88), Gavin Erdmann<\/strong> (1:40.67) and Alexander Berggren<\/strong> (1:41.20) finished third through fifth.<\/p>\n
Gideon Louw’s<\/strong> NJCAA record of 1:35.17 from 2008 went unchallenged.<\/p>\n
=== A - Final === <\/b>\r\n \r\n 1 Van Der Touw, J 20 Indian River-FL 1:38.28 1:38.10 QUAL 20 \r\n 22.71 47.30 (24.59)\r\n 1:12.44 (25.14) 1:38.10 (25.66)\r\n 2 Fauteux, John 19 Indian River-FL 1:40.63 1:38.62 QUAL 17 \r\n 23.02 47.98 (24.96)\r\n 1:13.12 (25.14) 1:38.62 (25.50)\r\n 3 Newton, Cameron 19 Indian River-FL 1:39.80 1:38.88 QUAL 16 \r\n 22.94 47.83 (24.89)\r\n 1:13.29 (25.46) 1:38.88 (25.59)\r\n 4 Erdmann, Gavin 19 Indian River-FL 1:39.59 1:40.67 QUAL 15 \r\n 22.68 47.71 (25.03)\r\n 1:14.12 (26.41) 1:40.67 (26.55)\r\n 5 Berggren, Alexa 21 Indian River-FL 1:41.78 1:41.20 QUAL 14 \r\n 23.86 49.63 (25.77)\r\n 1:15.17 (25.54) 1:41.20 (26.03)\r\n 6 Engler, Wyatt 19 SWOCC 1:42.93 1:44.63 QUAL 13 \r\n 24.19 50.99 (26.80)\r\n 1:18.11 (27.12) 1:44.63 (26.52)\r\n 7 Benassila, Badr Iowa Central-IA 1:45.62 1:45.42 QUAL 12 \r\n 24.80 51.38 (26.58)\r\n 1:18.51 (27.13) 1:45.42 (26.91)\r\n 8 Haymond, Alex SGSC 1:44.68 1:45.44 QUAL 11 \r\n 23.33 49.45 (26.12)\r\n 1:16.59 (27.14) 1:45.44 (28.85)\r\n \r\n === B - Final === <\/b>\r\n \r\n 9 Sedacca, Joey 20 Indian River-FL 1:47.77 1:45.32 QUAL 9 \r\n 23.31 49.31 (26.00)\r\n 1:16.72 (27.41) 1:45.32 (28.60)\r\n 10 Wolfe, Joshua SGSC 1:49.44 1:48.49 QUAL 7 \r\n 24.79 51.62 (26.83)\r\n 1:19.66 (28.04) 1:48.49 (28.83)\r\n 11 Shinkeyev, Ilya MCC 1:48.52 1:48.63 QUAL 6 \r\n 24.91 52.90 (27.99)\r\n 1:20.95 (28.05) 1:48.63 (27.68)\r\n 12 Davis, Jake SGSC 1:49.22 1:49.14 QUAL 5 \r\n 25.34 52.76 (27.42)\r\n 1:21.65 (28.89) 1:49.14 (27.49)\r\n 13 Maag, James Iowa Central-IA 1:49.63 1:49.67 QUAL 4 \r\n 25.07 52.59 (27.52)\r\n 1:21.17 (28.58) 1:49.67 (28.50)\r\n 14 Cook, Jason MCC 1:51.10 1:50.04 QUAL 3 \r\n 25.32 52.80 (27.48)\r\n 1:21.47 (28.67) 1:50.04 (28.57)\r\n 15 Manwarren, Jon MCC 1:50.58 1:51.27 QUAL 2 \r\n 25.81 53.48 (27.67)\r\n 1:22.26 (28.78) 1:51.27 (29.01)\r\n 16 Seevers, Chad 19 SWOCC 1:52.83 1:52.98 QUAL 1 \r\n 26.52 54.90 (28.38)\r\n 1:24.25 (29.35) 1:52.98 (28.73)<\/pre>\nWomen’s 400 medley relay<\/strong><\/p>\n
IRSC’s Tayla Lovemore<\/strong> (55.75), Christina Loh<\/strong> (1:01.93), Yasmine Ware<\/strong> (55.74) and Osianna McReed<\/strong> (51.90) claimed the medley relay with a time of 3:45.32.<\/p>\n
South Georgia State’s Kiana Ocasio-Molina, Carolyn Ives, Caitlyn Meece and Nikki Daley<\/strong> finished second in 4:03.79 with Iowa Central’s McKenna Lynch, AnnMarie Spiker, Ashleigh Beacham and Sarah Lebsock<\/strong> claimed third in 4:04.95.<\/p>\n
1 Indian River-FL 'A' 3:44.13 3:45.32 QUAL 40 \r\n 1) Lovemore, Tayla 20 2) Loh, Christina 21 \r\n 3) Ware, Yasmine 19 4) McReed, Osianna 18 \r\n 27.41 55.75 (55.75)\r\n 1:24.45 (28.70) 1:57.68 (1:01.93)\r\n 2:22.96 (25.28) 2:53.42 (55.74)\r\n 3:17.99 (24.57) 3:45.32 (51.90)\r\n 2 SGSC 'A' 4:13.42 4:03.79 QUAL 34 \r\n 1) Ocasio-Molina, Kiana 2) Ives, Carolyn \r\n 3) Meece, Caitlyn 4) Daley, Nikki \r\n 30.16 1:02.18 (1:02.18)\r\n 1:34.00 (31.82) 2:11.71 (1:09.53)\r\n 2:38.02 (26.31) 3:10.11 (58.40)\r\n 3:35.59 (25.48) 4:03.79 (53.68)\r\n 3 Iowa Central-IA 'A' 4:18.65 4:04.95 QUAL 32 \r\n 1) Lynch, McKenna 2) Spiker, AnnMarie \r\n 3) Beacham, Ashleigh 4) Lebsock, Sarah \r\n 28.94 59.79 (59.79)\r\n 1:30.71 (30.92) 2:07.97 (1:08.18)\r\n 2:36.15 (28.18) 3:08.51 (1:00.54)\r\n 3:34.60 (26.09) 4:04.95 (56.44)\r\n 4 SWOCC 'A' 4:22.88 4:28.62 QUAL 30 \r\n 1) Banks, Brittany 20 2) Jentges, Casey 18 \r\n 3) Quirino, Nicole 19 4) Clear, Annessa 19 \r\n 32.91 1:09.90 (1:09.90)\r\n 1:45.01 (35.11) 2:25.47 (1:15.57)\r\n 2:55.72 (30.25) 3:33.01 (1:07.54)\r\n 3:57.92 (24.91) 4:28.62 (55.61)\r\n 5 Lincoln-IL 'A' 4:20.02 4:33.97 QUAL 28 \r\n 1) Smith, Shannon 21 2) Westhoff, Madison 19 \r\n 3) Glendenning, Morgan 19 4) Ashby, Aunyx \r\n 33.30 1:09.41 (1:09.41)\r\n 1:45.90 (36.49) 2:28.71 (1:19.30)\r\n 2:58.91 (30.20) 3:38.47 (1:09.76)\r\n 4:04.29 (25.82) 4:33.97 (55.50)\r\n 6 Genesee 'A' 4:48.03 4:34.46 QUAL 26 \r\n 1) Farrell, Heather 2) Carpenter, MiKenna \r\n 3) Silvanie, Islelie 4) Dunton, Miranda \r\n 34.12 1:10.72 (1:10.72)\r\n 1:45.97 (35.25) 2:27.70 (1:16.98)\r\n 2:57.57 (29.87) 3:36.02 (1:08.32)\r\n 3:53.66 (17.64) 4:34.46 (58.44)\r\n 7 ILCC-IA 'A' 4:33.84 4:36.37 QUAL 24 \r\n 1) Rova, Adele 19 2) Nehring, Renee 18 \r\n 3) Thompson, Tasia 19 4) Stubbs, Maddie 20 \r\n 29.71 1:03.21 (1:03.21)\r\n 1:43.99 (40.78) 2:29.82 (1:26.61)\r\n 2:58.67 (28.85) 3:34.95 (1:05.13)\r\n 4:03.58 (28.63) 4:36.37 (1:01.42)\r\n 8 HCCC-US 'A' 5:01.01 5:00.61 QUAL 22 \r\n 1) Watts, Hannah 2) Mercer, Jordan \r\n 3) VanNostrand, Jensen 4) Richer, Corinne \r\n 38.41 1:18.80 (1:18.80)\r\n 1:59.01 (40.21) 2:44.13 (1:25.33)\r\n 3:16.39 (32.26) 3:55.07 (1:10.94)\r\n 4:26.00 (30.93) 5:00.61 (1:05.54)\r\n -- MCC 'A' 4:19.08 DQ \r\n 1) Miler, Tamara 2) Bozza, Angela \r\n 3) Tripp, Abby 4) Mack, Megan<\/pre>\nMen’s 400 medley relay<\/strong><\/p>\n
IRSC’s Danny Hartley<\/strong> (49.72), Nicholas Loomis<\/strong> (52.04), Craig Emslie<\/strong> (47.16) and John Fauteux<\/strong> (44.48) grabbed the title in 3:13.40.<\/p>\n
South Georgia State’s Austin Vines, Dylan Villhauer, Mitchell Graham and Alex Haymond<\/strong> took second in 3:29.89 with Southwestern Oregon’s Michael Fields, Carson Rose, Thomas Crawford and Danniel Recinos<\/strong> picked up third in 3:35.08.<\/p>\n
1 Indian River-FL 'A' 3:19.88 3:13.40 QUAL 40 \r\n 1) Hartley, Danny 21 2) Loomis, Nicholas 18 \r\n 3) Emslie, Craig 20 4) Fauteux, John 19 \r\n 23.84 49.72 (49.72)\r\n 1:13.89 (24.17) 1:41.76 (52.04)\r\n 2:03.49 (21.73) 2:28.92 (47.16)\r\n 2:50.16 (21.24) 3:13.40 (44.48)\r\n 2 SGSC 'A' 3:34.62 3:29.89 QUAL 34 \r\n 1) Vines, Austin 2) Villhauer, Dylan \r\n 3) Graham, Mitchell 4) Haymond, Alex \r\n 25.36 53.36 (53.36)\r\n 1:19.20 (25.84) 1:49.52 (56.16)\r\n 2:13.41 (23.89) 2:42.56 (53.04)\r\n 3:05.11 (22.55) 3:29.89 (47.33)\r\n 3 SWOCC 'A' 3:39.84 3:35.08 QUAL 32 \r\n 1) Fields, Michael 19 2) Rose, Carson 19 \r\n 3) Crawford, Thomas 18 4) Recinos, Danniel 20 \r\n 27.39 56.46 (56.46)\r\n 1:22.66 (26.20) 1:53.77 (57.31)\r\n 2:17.69 (23.92) 2:47.07 (53.30)\r\n 3:09.79 (22.72) 3:35.08 (48.01)\r\n 4 Iowa Central-IA 'A' 3:37.44 3:38.42 QUAL 30 \r\n 1) Anderson, Devon 2) Kappe, Thomas \r\n 3) Brunelli, Nicholas 4) Maag, James \r\n 26.99 56.17 (56.17)\r\n 1:23.35 (27.18) 1:55.13 (58.96)\r\n 2:19.95 (24.82) 2:49.06 (53.93)\r\n 3:12.66 (23.60) 3:38.42 (49.36)\r\n 5 MCC 'A' 3:51.49 3:41.84 QUAL 28 \r\n 1) Loucks, Michael 2) Lopez, Mariano \r\n 3) Tahiri, Ayoub 4) Cook, Jason \r\n 26.54 55.62 (55.62)\r\n 1:25.30 (29.68) 1:59.82 (1:04.20)\r\n 2:24.07 (24.25) 2:52.74 (52.92)\r\n 3:15.52 (22.78) 3:41.84 (49.10)\r\n 6 Genesee 'A' 4:10.52 3:53.68 QUAL 26 \r\n 1) Podlaski, Kyle 2) Woerner, Jason \r\n 3) Wagner, Lyle 4) Richardson, Tom \r\n 28.03 58.12 (58.12)\r\n 1:30.79 (32.67) 2:08.09 (1:09.97)\r\n 2:32.01 (23.92) 3:00.93 (52.84)\r\n 3:25.96 (25.03) 3:53.68 (52.75)\r\n 7 HCCC-US 'A' 4:16.27 4:08.07 QUAL 24 \r\n 1) Roten, Cameron 2) Lanckton, Nicholas \r\n 3) Schrider, Dean 4) Cardinal, Jacob \r\n 29.63 1:03.40 (1:03.40)\r\n 1:36.66 (33.26) 2:15.74 (1:12.34)\r\n 2:43.25 (27.51) 3:16.01 (1:00.27)\r\n 3:40.75 (24.74) 4:08.07 (52.06)\r\n 8 JCC-AM 'A' 4:11.35 4:08.24 QUAL 22 \r\n 1) Caldwell, Andrew 2) Caldwell, Matthew \r\n 3) Bryant, Konnor 4) Beckerink, Alex \r\n 29.13 1:01.30 (1:01.30)\r\n 1:36.85 (35.55) 2:18.46 (1:17.16)\r\n 2:44.49 (26.03) 3:15.04 (56.58)\r\n 3:40.25 (25.21) 4:08.24 (53.20)<\/pre>\nSCHEDULED EVENTS<\/strong><\/p>\n
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- Men’s 200 free relay<\/li>\n
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- Women’s 400 IM<\/li>\n
- Men’s 400 IM<\/li>\n
- Women’s 100 fly<\/li>\n
- Men’s 100 fly<\/li>\n
- Women’s 200 free<\/li>\n
- Men’s 200 free<\/li>\n
- Women’s 400 medley relay<\/li>\n
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