Indian River State College kept piling on the points en route to\u00a0its 42nd men\u2019s and 34th women\u2019s NJCAA team titles during day three\u00a0at the 2016 NJCAA Championships.<\/p>\n
Men - Team Rankings - Through Event 38<\/strong> \r\n \r\n 1. Indian River State College 1030 2. South Georgia State College 458.5\r\n 3. Iowa Central Community College 358 4. Southwestern Oregon CC 337.5\r\n 5. Monroe Community College 248 6. Genesee Community College 168\r\n 7. Lincoln College 150 8. Iowa Lakes Community College 110\r\n 9. Herkimer County Community Coll 91 10. Jamestown Community College 67\r\n 11. Fashion Institute of Technolog 6<\/pre>\nWomen - Team Rankings - Through Event 37 <\/strong> \r\n \r\n 1. Indian River State College 928 2. South Georgia State College 471\r\n 3. Iowa Central Community College 333 4. Monroe Community College 329\r\n 5. Southwestern Oregon CC 269 6. Lincoln College 254\r\n 7. Genesee Community College 140 8. Iowa Lakes Community College 109\r\n 9. Herkimer County Community Coll 86 10. Fashion Institute of Technolog 74\r\n 11. Jamestown Community College 37<\/pre>\nWomen’s 100 IM<\/strong><\/p>\n
Indian River’s Tayla Lovemore<\/strong> took home the sprint medley crown in a time of 56.43. \u00a0Teammate Yasmine Ware<\/strong> checked in with a second-place time of 58.19. \u00a0South Georgia State’s Carolyn Ives<\/strong> rounded out the top three in 1:00.43.<\/p>\n
=== A - Final === <\/b>\r\n \r\n 1 Lovemore, Tayla 20 Indian River-FL 1:01.52 56.43*QUAL 20 \r\n 25.46 56.43 (30.97)\r\n 2 Ware, Yasmine 19 Indian River-FL 59.01 58.19 QUAL 17 \r\n 26.31 58.19 (31.88)\r\n 3 Ives, Carolyn SGSC 1:00.61 1:00.43 QUAL 16 \r\n 27.60 1:00.43 (32.83)\r\n 4 Meyrick, Lauren 19 Indian River-FL 1:00.93 1:01.55 QUAL 15 \r\n 27.97 1:01.55 (33.58)\r\n 5 Rova, Adele 19 ILCC-IA 1:04.41 1:04.79 QUAL 14 \r\n 28.55 1:04.79 (36.24)\r\n 6 Silvanie, Islel Genesee 1:05.14 1:05.55 QUAL 13 \r\n 30.06 1:05.55 (35.49)\r\n 7 Jentges, Casey 18 SWOCC 1:06.28 1:06.67 QUAL 12 \r\n 30.08 1:06.67 (36.59)\r\n 8 Underwood, Laur Iowa Central-IA 1:09.84 1:09.59 QUAL 11 \r\n 33.21 1:09.59 (36.38)\r\n \r\n === B - Final === <\/b>\r\n \r\n 9 Hedgepeth, Alys 19 SWOCC 1:10.16 1:09.37 QUAL 9 \r\n 33.58 1:09.37 (35.79)\r\n 10 Stubbs, Maddie 20 ILCC-IA 1:09.98 1:10.14 QUAL 7 \r\n 31.69 1:10.14 (38.45)\r\n 11 Pacult, Anna FIT-MR 1:14.66 1:12.50 QUAL 6 \r\n 33.58 1:12.50 (38.92)\r\n \r\n === Preliminaries === <\/b>\r\n \r\n -- Keohan, Tatiana SGSC DQ \r\n 30.92 DQ (33.77)<\/pre>\nMen’s 100 IM<\/strong><\/p>\n
IRSC swept the podium in the men’s sprint medley. \u00a0Jairo Emer<\/strong> won in a time of 50.54, while Rawley Davis<\/strong> (51.61) and Cameron Newton<\/strong> (53.22) powered their way to second and third.<\/p>\n
=== A - Final === <\/b>\r\n \r\n 1 Emer, Jairo 20 Indian River-FL 53.00 50.54*QUAL 20 \r\n 23.01 50.54 (27.53)\r\n 2 Davis, Rawley 19 Indian River-FL 52.15 51.61*QUAL 17 \r\n 23.93 51.61 (27.68)\r\n 3 Newton, Cameron 19 Indian River-FL 52.62 53.22 QUAL 16 \r\n 24.91 53.22 (28.31)\r\n 4 Vines, Austin SGSC 54.33 53.23 QUAL 15 \r\n 24.16 53.23 (29.07)\r\n 5 Kappe, Thomas Iowa Central-IA 53.33 53.37 QUAL 14 \r\n 24.75 53.37 (28.62)\r\n 6 Villhauer, Dyla SGSC 55.90 55.44 QUAL 13 \r\n 25.81 55.44 (29.63)\r\n 7 Wagner, Lyle Genesee 55.12 55.75 QUAL 12 \r\n 25.22 55.75 (30.53)\r\n 8 Pridgen, Casey SGSC 56.29 56.21 QUAL 11 \r\n 25.06 56.21 (31.15)\r\n \r\n === B - Final === <\/b>\r\n \r\n 9 Tahiri, Ayoub MCC 56.50 56.59 QUAL 9 \r\n 26.39 56.59 (30.20)\r\n 10 Kelly, Vinny 19 SWOCC 57.29 57.49 QUAL 7 \r\n 26.60 57.49 (30.89)\r\n 11 Isaak, Grant Iowa Central-IA 57.37 57.78 QUAL 6 \r\n 26.22 57.78 (31.56)\r\n 12 Carrillo, Luis 19 SWOCC 58.06 57.87 QUAL 5 \r\n 27.30 57.87 (30.57)\r\n 13 Lee, Joshua Iowa Central-IA 57.68 58.31 QUAL 4 \r\n 26.71 58.31 (31.60)\r\n 14 Abrams, Ben 19 Lincoln-IL 1:00.03 1:01.95 QUAL 3 \r\n 28.36 1:01.95 (33.59)<\/pre>\nWomen’s 500 free<\/strong><\/p>\n
Monroe’s Tamara Miler<\/strong>, the only swimmer not on Indian River that has won a title this weekend, took home another win in 4:56.44.<\/p>\n
IRSC’s Madisyn Lyons<\/strong> (5:07.32), Grace Lynch<\/strong> (5:08.73), Sarah Dostie<\/strong> (5:11.31), Sarah Neely<\/strong> (5:15.16) and Morgan Holt<\/strong> (5:20.69) scored a huge amount of points for the defending champions with a second through sixth finish.<\/p>\n
Gwen Cross’<\/strong> 1983 NJCAA record of 4:53.48 remained in the books for another year.<\/p>\n
=== A - Final === <\/b>\r\n \r\n 1 Miler, Tamara MCC 5:08.83 4:56.44 QUAL 20 \r\n 28.18 58.17 (29.99)\r\n 1:28.13 (29.96) 1:57.97 (29.84)\r\n 2:27.87 (29.90) 2:57.70 (29.83)\r\n 3:27.40 (29.70) 3:57.28 (29.88)\r\n 4:27.02 (29.74) 4:56.44 (29.42)\r\n 2 Lyons, Madisyn 19 Indian River-FL 5:10.03 5:07.32 QUAL 17 \r\n 28.01 58.19 (30.18)\r\n 1:29.00 (30.81) 1:59.93 (30.93)\r\n 2:31.06 (31.13) 3:02.48 (31.42)\r\n 3:33.96 (31.48) 4:05.43 (31.47)\r\n 4:36.60 (31.17) 5:07.32 (30.72)\r\n 3 Lynch, Grace 19 Indian River-FL 5:11.60 5:08.73 QUAL 16 \r\n 28.52 59.10 (30.58)\r\n 1:29.74 (30.64) 2:00.97 (31.23)\r\n 2:31.98 (31.01) 3:03.07 (31.09)\r\n 3:34.52 (31.45) 4:06.36 (31.84)\r\n 4:38.09 (31.73) 5:08.73 (30.64)\r\n 4 Dostie, Sarah 18 Indian River-FL 5:14.56 5:11.31 QUAL 15 \r\n 28.65 59.15 (30.50)\r\n 1:30.12 (30.97) 2:01.01 (30.89)\r\n 2:32.20 (31.19) 3:03.90 (31.70)\r\n 3:35.55 (31.65) 4:07.56 (32.01)\r\n 4:39.94 (32.38) 5:11.31 (31.37)\r\n 5 Neely, Sarah 20 Indian River-FL 5:15.90 5:15.16 QUAL 14 \r\n 28.49 59.51 (31.02)\r\n 1:30.94 (31.43) 2:02.67 (31.73)\r\n 2:34.81 (32.14) 3:07.04 (32.23)\r\n 3:39.28 (32.24) 4:11.52 (32.24)\r\n 4:43.94 (32.42) 5:15.16 (31.22)\r\n 6 Holt, Morgan 18 Indian River-FL 5:13.45 5:20.69 QUAL 13 \r\n 28.30 59.23 (30.93)\r\n 1:31.02 (31.79) 2:03.62 (32.60)\r\n 2:35.97 (32.35) 3:08.53 (32.56)\r\n 3:41.93 (33.40) 4:14.92 (32.99)\r\n 4:48.15 (33.23) 5:20.69 (32.54)\r\n 7 Mack, Megan MCC 5:21.88 5:24.01 QUAL 12 \r\n 29.01 1:01.13 (32.12)\r\n 1:34.20 (33.07) 2:07.17 (32.97)\r\n 2:40.23 (33.06) 3:13.20 (32.97)\r\n 3:46.22 (33.02) 4:19.21 (32.99)\r\n 4:52.00 (32.79) 5:24.01 (32.01)\r\n 8 Ewald, Madi 18 Lincoln-IL 5:25.73 5:28.46 QUAL 11 \r\n 28.33 1:00.79 (32.46)\r\n 1:34.40 (33.61) 2:08.25 (33.85)\r\n 2:41.82 (33.57) 3:15.60 (33.78)\r\n 3:49.82 (34.22) 4:23.80 (33.98)\r\n 4:56.70 (32.90) 5:28.46 (31.76)\r\n \r\n === B - Final === <\/b>\r\n \r\n 9 Meece, Caitlyn SGSC 5:29.61 5:26.02 QUAL 9 \r\n 29.69 1:01.93 (32.24)\r\n 1:34.61 (32.68) 2:07.64 (33.03)\r\n 2:40.63 (32.99) 3:13.81 (33.18)\r\n 3:47.24 (33.43) 4:20.72 (33.48)\r\n 4:53.77 (33.05) 5:26.02 (32.25)\r\n 10 Fedeli, Hannah MCC 5:37.60 5:34.14 QUAL 7 \r\n 30.20 1:02.88 (32.68)\r\n 1:36.00 (33.12) 2:09.02 (33.02)\r\n 2:42.50 (33.48) 3:16.38 (33.88)\r\n 3:50.52 (34.14) 4:25.31 (34.79)\r\n 5:00.08 (34.77) 5:34.14 (34.06)\r\n 11 Elliot, Madison SGSC 5:36.75 5:39.53 QUAL 6 \r\n 30.59 1:04.31 (33.72)\r\n 1:38.41 (34.10) 2:12.90 (34.49)\r\n 2:47.72 (34.82) 3:22.67 (34.95)\r\n 3:57.51 (34.84) 4:32.13 (34.62)\r\n 5:06.23 (34.10) 5:39.53 (33.30)\r\n 12 Kincaid, Lea SGSC 5:46.57 5:43.81 QUAL 5 \r\n 31.98 1:07.52 (35.54)\r\n 1:42.47 (34.95) 2:17.53 (35.06)\r\n 2:52.45 (34.92) 3:27.10 (34.65)\r\n 4:01.72 (34.62) 4:36.27 (34.55)\r\n 5:10.60 (34.33) 5:43.81 (33.21)\r\n 13 Dunton, Miranda Genesee 5:44.94 5:44.37 QUAL 4 \r\n 29.89 1:02.90 (33.01)\r\n 1:37.23 (34.33) 2:12.39 (35.16)\r\n 2:47.92 (35.53) 3:23.12 (35.20)\r\n 3:58.21 (35.09) 4:33.46 (35.25)\r\n 5:09.36 (35.90) 5:44.37 (35.01)\r\n 14 Dunn, Cait FIT-MR 5:55.50 5:57.97 QUAL 3 \r\n 30.91 1:05.24 (34.33)\r\n 1:41.10 (35.86) 2:17.72 (36.62)\r\n 2:54.45 (36.73) 3:31.19 (36.74)\r\n 4:08.68 (37.49) 4:46.14 (37.46)\r\n 5:23.08 (36.94) 5:57.97 (34.89)\r\n 15 Richardson, Lin FIT-MR 6:05.94 5:58.81 QUAL 2 \r\n 31.31 1:06.20 (34.89)\r\n 1:42.61 (36.41) 2:19.11 (36.50)\r\n 2:55.83 (36.72) 3:33.36 (37.53)\r\n 4:10.57 (37.21) 4:48.41 (37.84)\r\n 5:25.63 (37.22) 5:58.81 (33.18)\r\n 16 Glendenning, Mo 19 Lincoln-IL 6:03.34 6:04.55 QUAL 1 \r\n 31.36 1:06.20 (34.84)\r\n 1:42.23 (36.03) 2:18.45 (36.22)\r\n 2:55.90 (37.45) 3:33.63 (37.73)\r\n 4:11.53 (37.90) 4:49.62 (38.09)\r\n 5:27.48 (37.86) 6:04.55 (37.07)<\/pre>\nMen’s 500 free<\/strong><\/p>\n
IRSC’s Jason Van Der Touw<\/strong> led a 1-2-3 sweep for The River. \u00a0He won in 4:28.60. \u00a0Teammates Matt Nielsen<\/strong> (4:30.76) and Alexander Berggren<\/strong> (4:36.63) placed second and third.<\/p>\n
Mateo DeAngulo’s<\/strong> 2009 NJCAA record of 4:22.17 stayed in the books.<\/p>\n
=== A - Final === <\/b>\r\n \r\n 1 Van Der Touw, J 20 Indian River-FL 4:32.25 4:28.60 QUAL 20 \r\n 24.40 51.14 (26.74)\r\n 1:18.44 (27.30) 1:46.01 (27.57)\r\n 2:13.27 (27.26) 2:40.51 (27.24)\r\n 3:07.76 (27.25) 3:35.03 (27.27)\r\n 4:02.39 (27.36) 4:28.60 (26.21)\r\n 2 Nielsen, Matt 20 Indian River-FL 4:46.27 4:30.76 QUAL 17 \r\n 24.80 51.40 (26.60)\r\n 1:18.83 (27.43) 1:46.28 (27.45)\r\n 2:13.69 (27.41) 2:41.15 (27.46)\r\n 3:08.57 (27.42) 3:36.16 (27.59)\r\n 4:04.15 (27.99) 4:30.76 (26.61)\r\n 3 Berggren, Alexa 21 Indian River-FL 4:37.55 4:36.63 QUAL 16 \r\n 25.11 52.36 (27.25)\r\n 1:20.41 (28.05) 1:48.52 (28.11)\r\n 2:16.79 (28.27) 2:45.04 (28.25)\r\n 3:13.57 (28.53) 3:42.03 (28.46)\r\n 4:10.06 (28.03) 4:36.63 (26.57)\r\n 4 Engler, Wyatt 19 SWOCC 4:40.35 4:38.19 QUAL 15 \r\n 24.96 52.63 (27.67)\r\n 1:20.52 (27.89) 1:48.57 (28.05)\r\n 2:16.94 (28.37) 2:45.48 (28.54)\r\n 3:14.06 (28.58) 3:42.92 (28.86)\r\n 4:11.28 (28.36) 4:38.19 (26.91)\r\n 5 Andrasco, Jacob 18 Indian River-FL 4:48.11 4:50.18 QUAL 14 \r\n 25.46 53.25 (27.79)\r\n 1:21.44 (28.19) 1:50.41 (28.97)\r\n 2:19.87 (29.46) 2:49.83 (29.96)\r\n 3:20.07 (30.24) 3:50.26 (30.19)\r\n 4:20.71 (30.45) 4:50.18 (29.47)\r\n 6 Wolfe, Joshua SGSC 4:56.77 4:58.09 QUAL 13 \r\n 25.67 53.94 (28.27)\r\n 1:23.43 (29.49) 1:53.43 (30.00)\r\n 2:23.87 (30.44) 2:54.35 (30.48)\r\n 3:25.36 (31.01) 3:56.56 (31.20)\r\n 4:27.70 (31.14) 4:58.09 (30.39)\r\n 7 Podlaski, Kyle Genesee 4:59.63 4:59.39 QUAL 12 \r\n 26.65 55.73 (29.08)\r\n 1:25.76 (30.03) 1:56.21 (30.45)\r\n 2:26.91 (30.70) 2:57.71 (30.80)\r\n 3:28.80 (31.09) 3:59.12 (30.32)\r\n 4:29.95 (30.83) 4:59.39 (29.44)\r\n 8 Manwarren, Jon MCC 5:04.82 5:04.15 QUAL 11 \r\n 26.87 55.70 (28.83)\r\n 1:25.67 (29.97) 1:56.15 (30.48)\r\n 2:26.88 (30.73) 2:57.84 (30.96)\r\n 3:29.48 (31.64) 4:01.63 (32.15)\r\n 4:33.25 (31.62) 5:04.15 (30.90)\r\n \r\n === B - Final === <\/b>\r\n \r\n 9 Maag, James Iowa Central-IA 5:06.76 5:01.96 QUAL 9 \r\n 26.36 56.08 (29.72)\r\n 1:26.62 (30.54) 1:57.68 (31.06)\r\n 2:28.96 (31.28) 3:00.27 (31.31)\r\n 3:31.07 (30.80) 4:02.36 (31.29)\r\n 4:32.58 (30.22) 5:01.96 (29.38)\r\n 10 Keeney, Walter 19 SWOCC 5:09.27 5:05.01 QUAL 7 \r\n 28.11 58.56 (30.45)\r\n 1:28.24 (29.68) 1:58.69 (30.45)\r\n 2:30.19 (31.50) 3:01.52 (31.33)\r\n 3:33.38 (31.86) 4:04.52 (31.14)\r\n 4:34.89 (30.37) 5:05.01 (30.12)\r\n 11 Musgrove, Jacob SGSC 5:05.20 5:06.64 QUAL 6 \r\n 26.04 55.85 (29.81)\r\n 1:26.43 (30.58) 1:57.90 (31.47)\r\n 2:29.44 (31.54) 3:01.32 (31.88)\r\n 3:33.32 (32.00) 4:05.65 (32.33)\r\n 4:37.26 (31.61) 5:06.64 (29.38)\r\n 12 Abrams, Ben 19 Lincoln-IL 5:05.79 5:07.33 QUAL 5 \r\n 26.64 56.33 (29.69)\r\n 1:26.92 (30.59) 1:58.35 (31.43)\r\n 2:29.99 (31.64) 3:01.78 (31.79)\r\n 3:33.17 (31.39) 4:04.94 (31.77)\r\n 4:36.78 (31.84) 5:07.33 (30.55)\r\n 13 Seevers, Chad 19 SWOCC 5:08.55 5:07.42 QUAL 4 \r\n 28.10 58.92 (30.82)\r\n 1:30.39 (31.47) 2:01.85 (31.46)\r\n 2:33.64 (31.79) 3:04.97 (31.33)\r\n 3:36.34 (31.37) 4:07.25 (30.91)\r\n 4:38.37 (31.12) 5:07.42 (29.05)\r\n 14 Price, Noah 20 ILCC-IA 5:09.89 5:09.35 QUAL 3 \r\n 26.28 56.00 (29.72)\r\n 1:26.70 (30.70) 1:57.38 (30.68)\r\n 2:28.54 (31.16) 3:00.29 (31.75)\r\n 3:32.80 (32.51) 4:05.27 (32.47)\r\n 4:37.56 (32.29) 5:09.35 (31.79)\r\n 15 Davis, Jake SGSC 5:12.20 5:11.57 QUAL 2 \r\n 26.45 56.79 (30.34)\r\n 1:27.74 (30.95) 1:59.46 (31.72)\r\n 2:31.50 (32.04) 3:03.67 (32.17)\r\n 3:36.18 (32.51) 4:08.30 (32.12)\r\n 4:40.96 (32.66) 5:11.57 (30.61)\r\n 16 Hernandez-Micha 19 SWOCC 5:06.19 5:15.14 QUAL 1 \r\n 28.02 59.22 (31.20)\r\n 1:30.70 (31.48) 2:02.28 (31.58)\r\n 2:34.25 (31.97) 3:06.06 (31.81)\r\n 3:38.19 (32.13) 4:10.56 (32.37)\r\n 4:43.05 (32.49) 5:15.14 (32.09)<\/pre>\nWomen’s 100 back<\/strong><\/p>\n
IRSC’s Meagan Abad<\/strong> won the finale in a time of 57.45, while teammate Kamryn Gallowich<\/strong> touched second in 1:00.00. \u00a0South Georgia State’s Kiana Ocasio-Molina<\/strong> rounded out the top three in 1:01.68.<\/p>\n
Yurie Nakano’s<\/strong> 2013 NJCAA record of 54.35 was not threatened.<\/p>\n
=== A - Final === <\/b>\r\n \r\n 1 Abad, Meagan 19 Indian River-FL 57.80 57.45 QUAL 20 \r\n 27.29 57.45 (30.16)\r\n 2 Gallowich, Kamr 18 Indian River-FL 58.40 1:00.00 QUAL 17 \r\n 29.14 1:00.00 (30.86)\r\n 3 Ocasio-Molina, SGSC 1:00.92 1:01.68 QUAL 16 \r\n 29.64 1:01.68 (32.04)\r\n 4 Britt, Courtney SGSC 1:03.19 1:02.33 QUAL 15 \r\n 30.51 1:02.33 (31.82)\r\n 5 Morris, Bekah SGSC 1:03.65 1:03.03 QUAL 14 \r\n 30.02 1:03.03 (33.01)\r\n 6 Vance, Christin 18 Lincoln-IL 1:03.98 1:04.14 QUAL 13 \r\n 31.49 1:04.14 (32.65)\r\n 7 Hogan, Katie FIT-MR 1:06.63 1:05.62 QUAL 12 \r\n 31.12 1:05.62 (34.50)\r\n -- Stenhammar, Eme 22 Indian River-FL 57.78 DQ \r\n \r\n === B - Final === <\/b>\r\n \r\n 9 Clear, Annessa 19 SWOCC 1:06.69 1:07.56 QUAL 9 \r\n 31.23 1:07.56 (36.33)\r\n 10 Silvanie, Islel Genesee 1:07.95 1:07.99 QUAL 7 \r\n 33.14 1:07.99 (34.85)\r\n 11 Smith, Shannon 21 Lincoln-IL 1:10.52 1:08.32 QUAL 6 \r\n 33.05 1:08.32 (35.27)\r\n 12 Farrell, Heathe Genesee 1:09.41 1:09.29 QUAL 5 \r\n 32.83 1:09.29 (36.46)\r\n 13 Banks, Brittany 20 SWOCC 1:09.54 1:09.51 QUAL 4 \r\n 33.35 1:09.51 (36.16)\r\n 14 Lebsock, Sarah Iowa Central-IA 1:11.11 1:10.66 QUAL 3 \r\n 33.18 1:10.66 (37.48)\r\n 15 Brown, Kristin MCC 1:10.90 1:12.18 QUAL 2 \r\n 34.36 1:12.18 (37.82)\r\n 16 Fussell, Rachel SGSC 1:13.06 1:15.12 QUAL 1 \r\n 35.84 1:15.12 (39.28)<\/pre>\nMen’s 100 back<\/strong><\/p>\n
IRSC went 1-2-3 again in the 100 back. \u00a0Danny Hartley<\/strong> won in 48.67 with Nicholas Loomis<\/strong> (49.75) and Jonas Olczyk<\/strong> (51.32) taking second and third.<\/p>\n
Stefan Stojmenovic’s<\/strong> 2015 NJCAA mark of 47.55 remained in the record books.<\/p>\n
=== A - Final === <\/b>\r\n \r\n 1 Hartley, Danny 21 Indian River-FL 52.26 48.67 QUAL 20 \r\n 23.30 48.67 (25.37)\r\n 2 Loomis, Nichola 18 Indian River-FL 51.97 49.75 QUAL 17 \r\n 24.06 49.75 (25.69)\r\n 3 Olczyk, Jonas 21 Indian River-FL 51.35 51.32 QUAL 16 \r\n 24.24 51.32 (27.08)\r\n 4 Reams, Thomas 19 SWOCC 52.31 51.55 QUAL 15 \r\n 24.80 51.55 (26.75)\r\n 5 Vines, Austin SGSC 52.47 52.61 QUAL 14 \r\n 25.18 52.61 (27.43)\r\n 6 Benassila, Badr Iowa Central-IA 54.53 53.27 QUAL 13 \r\n 25.84 53.27 (27.43)\r\n 7 Erdmann, Gavin 19 Indian River-FL 54.63 53.45 QUAL 12 \r\n 25.41 53.45 (28.04)\r\n 8 McDanel, Logan 18 Lincoln-IL 53.61 54.08 QUAL 11 \r\n 25.65 54.08 (28.43)\r\n \r\n === B - Final === <\/b>\r\n \r\n 9 Day, Chris 19 ILCC-IA 55.13 54.89 QUAL 9 \r\n 26.33 54.89 (28.56)\r\n 10 Sauer, Isaac Iowa Central-IA 57.80 55.04 QUAL 7 \r\n 26.46 55.04 (28.58)\r\n 11 Anderson, Devon Iowa Central-IA 55.87 55.86 QUAL 6 \r\n 26.76 55.86 (29.10)\r\n 12 Wolfe, Joshua SGSC 55.71 56.62 QUAL 5 \r\n 27.59 56.62 (29.03)\r\n 13 Loucks, Michael MCC 55.51 56.71 QUAL 4 \r\n 26.95 56.71 (29.76)\r\n 14 Rosta, Kyler 19 ILCC-IA 55.52 56.76 QUAL 3 \r\n 27.39 56.76 (29.37)\r\n 15 Callan, Kyle MCC 56.85 57.43 QUAL 2 \r\n 26.68 57.43 (30.75)\r\n 16 Fields, Michael 19 SWOCC 56.47 57.55 QUAL 1 \r\n 27.42 57.55 (30.13)<\/pre>\nWomen’s 100 breast<\/strong><\/p>\n
IRSC’s Christina Loh<\/strong> touched first in a time of 1:01.99 with teammate Lauren Meyrick<\/strong> claiming second in 1:05.17. \u00a0Iowa Central’s AnnMarie Spiker<\/strong> placed third in 1:09.05.<\/p>\n
Loh’s NJCAA record of 1:01.90 from November did not fall.<\/p>\n
=== A - Final === <\/b>\r\n \r\n 1 Loh, Christina 21 Indian River-FL 1:02.62 1:01.99 QUAL 20 \r\n 29.48 1:01.99 (32.51)\r\n 2 Meyrick, Lauren 19 Indian River-FL 1:05.35 1:05.17 QUAL 17 \r\n 30.08 1:05.17 (35.09)\r\n 3 Spiker, AnnMari Iowa Central-IA 1:09.30 1:09.05 QUAL 16 \r\n 32.02 1:09.05 (37.03)\r\n 4 Shull, Addy 18 SWOCC 1:11.05 1:09.58 QUAL 15 \r\n 32.92 1:09.58 (36.66)\r\n 5 Kokemiller, Kat Iowa Central-IA 1:10.71 1:10.16 QUAL 14 \r\n 33.29 1:10.16 (36.87)\r\n 6 Meece, Caitlyn SGSC 1:11.08 1:11.08 QUAL 13 \r\n 34.26 1:11.08 (36.82)\r\n 7 Keohan, Tatiana SGSC 1:13.37 1:13.93 QUAL 12 \r\n 34.60 1:13.93 (39.33)\r\n 8 Bozza, Angela MCC 1:12.83 1:14.44 QUAL 11 \r\n 34.72 1:14.44 (39.72)\r\n \r\n === B - Final === <\/b>\r\n \r\n 9 Miller, Taylor 18 Indian River-FL 1:14.07 1:13.55 QUAL 9 \r\n 33.52 1:13.55 (40.03)\r\n 10 Elliot, Madison SGSC 1:15.79 1:15.06 QUAL 7 \r\n 34.98 1:15.06 (40.08)\r\n 11 Carpenter, MiKe Genesee 1:15.85 1:15.29 QUAL 6 \r\n 34.36 1:15.29 (40.93)\r\n 12 Underwood, Laur Iowa Central-IA 1:19.01 1:18.47 QUAL 5 \r\n 37.07 1:18.47 (41.40)\r\n 13 Johnson, Marily 18 SWOCC 1:20.76 1:20.98 QUAL 4 \r\n 37.51 1:20.98 (43.47)\r\n 14 Pacult, Anna FIT-MR 1:22.63 1:22.08 QUAL 3 \r\n 38.43 1:22.08 (43.65)\r\n 15 Mercer, Jordan HCCC-US 1:24.80 1:24.00 QUAL 2 \r\n 40.18 1:24.00 (43.82)\r\n 16 Moller, Rachel JCC-AM 1:28.85 1:28.22 QUAL 1 \r\n 41.76 1:28.22 (46.46)<\/pre>\nMen’s 100 breast<\/strong><\/p>\n
IRSC’s Craig Emslie<\/strong> lowered his own NJCAA record in the event with a 52.57. \u00a0That swim cleared hit 52.77 set back in November.<\/p>\n
Teammates John Fauteux<\/strong> (55.30), Sergi Marten<\/strong> (55.69), Andrew Wojcik (55.81) and Matt Ankerholz (56.60) finished second through fifth.<\/p>\n
=== A - Final === <\/b>\r\n \r\n 1 Emslie, Craig 20 Indian River-FL 53.62 52.57*QUAL 20 \r\n 24.52 52.57 (28.05)\r\n 2 Fauteux, John 19 Indian River-FL 54.73 55.30 QUAL 17 \r\n 25.97 55.30 (29.33)\r\n 3 Marten, Serginn 22 Indian River-FL 56.71 55.69 QUAL 16 \r\n 25.87 55.69 (29.82)\r\n 4 Wojcik, Andrew 19 Indian River-FL 55.16 55.81 QUAL 15 \r\n 26.21 55.81 (29.60)\r\n 5 Ankerholz, Matt 21 Indian River-FL 55.44 55.90 QUAL 14 \r\n 25.89 55.90 (30.01)\r\n 6 Graham, Mitchel SGSC 57.82 56.60 QUAL 13 \r\n 26.06 56.60 (30.54)\r\n 7 Kubo, Christian 20 SWOCC 56.92 56.99 QUAL 12 \r\n 26.43 56.99 (30.56)\r\n 8 Lewis, Steven SGSC 1:00.82 1:00.93 QUAL 11 \r\n 28.48 1:00.93 (32.45)\r\n \r\n === B - Final === <\/b>\r\n \r\n 9 Buisson, Tim SGSC 1:01.04 1:01.18 QUAL 9 \r\n 28.56 1:01.18 (32.62)\r\n 10 Broschat, Chris 19 SWOCC 1:01.61 1:02.12 QUAL 7 \r\n 28.47 1:02.12 (33.65)\r\n 11 Kompaniet, Reil 20 SWOCC 1:03.04 1:02.99 QUAL 6 \r\n 29.69 1:02.99 (33.30)\r\n 12 Lopez, Mariano MCC 1:04.28 1:04.21 QUAL 5 \r\n 30.60 1:04.21 (33.61)\r\n 13 Caldwell, Matth JCC-AM 1:04.40 1:04.31 QUAL 4 \r\n 30.41 1:04.31 (33.90)\r\n 14 Carrillo, Luis 19 SWOCC 1:04.26 1:05.08 QUAL 3 \r\n 30.08 1:05.08 (35.00)\r\n 15 Schrider, Dean HCCC-US 1:08.85 1:09.58 QUAL 2 \r\n 32.64 1:09.58 (36.94)\r\n 16 Woerner, Jason Genesee 1:10.31 1:11.11 QUAL 1 \r\n 32.97 1:11.11 (38.14)<\/pre>\nWomen’s 200 fly<\/strong><\/p>\n
IRSC’s Tayla Lovemore<\/strong> claimed the 200 fly title in a time of 2:01.14. \u00a0Teammate Morgan Holt<\/strong> finished a distant second in 2:10.93. Iowa Central’s McKenna Lynch<\/strong> placed third in 2:11.01.<\/p>\n
Yurie Nakano’s<\/strong> 2013 mark of 1:59.54 was still too fast for the field.<\/p>\n
=== A - Final === <\/b>\r\n \r\n 1 Lovemore, Tayla 20 Indian River-FL 2:02.15 2:01.14 QUAL 20 \r\n 26.50 56.81 (30.31)\r\n 1:29.01 (32.20) 2:01.14 (32.13)\r\n 2 Holt, Morgan 18 Indian River-FL 2:10.28 2:10.93 QUAL 17 \r\n 28.59 1:01.76 (33.17)\r\n 1:36.79 (35.03) 2:10.93 (34.14)\r\n 3 Lynch, McKenna Iowa Central-IA 2:11.67 2:11.01 QUAL 16 \r\n 27.77 1:00.42 (32.65)\r\n 1:35.28 (34.86) 2:11.01 (35.73)\r\n 4 Ives, Carolyn SGSC 2:12.45 2:12.51 QUAL 15 \r\n 28.62 1:01.59 (32.97)\r\n 1:36.48 (34.89) 2:12.51 (36.03)\r\n 5 Beacham, Ashlei Iowa Central-IA 2:23.39 2:18.99 QUAL 14 \r\n 31.81 1:06.41 (34.60)\r\n 1:42.35 (35.94) 2:18.99 (36.64)\r\n 6 Smith, Sienna 19 SWOCC 2:20.68 2:20.19 QUAL 13 \r\n 29.07 1:03.88 (34.81)\r\n 1:41.15 (37.27) 2:20.19 (39.04)\r\n 7 Babcock, Kather SGSC 2:22.41 2:22.08 QUAL 12 \r\n 30.62 1:05.70 (35.08)\r\n 1:43.98 (38.28) 2:22.08 (38.10)\r\n 8 Tripp, Abby MCC 2:26.85 2:24.84 QUAL 11 \r\n 30.50 1:06.02 (35.52)\r\n 1:44.45 (38.43) 2:24.84 (40.39)\r\n \r\n === B - Final === <\/b>\r\n \r\n 9 Glendenning, Mo 19 Lincoln-IL 2:36.18 2:32.74 QUAL 9 \r\n 31.71 1:10.50 (38.79)\r\n 1:53.55 (43.05) 2:32.74 (39.19)\r\n 10 Westhoff, Madis 19 Lincoln-IL 2:36.72 2:32.98 QUAL 7 \r\n 31.97 1:12.02 (40.05)\r\n 1:52.14 (40.12) 2:32.98 (40.84)\r\n 11 Thompson, Tasia 19 ILCC-IA 2:41.18 2:36.61 QUAL 6 \r\n 32.65 1:13.84 (41.19)\r\n 1:57.25 (43.41) 2:36.61 (39.36)\r\n 12 Quirino, Nicole 19 SWOCC 2:44.43 2:39.16 QUAL 5 \r\n 34.18 1:14.00 (39.82)\r\n 1:56.05 (42.05) 2:39.16 (43.11)\r\n 13 Richer, Corinne HCCC-US 2:43.92 2:46.53 QUAL 4 \r\n 35.40 1:16.81 (41.41)\r\n 2:01.14 (44.33) 2:46.53 (45.39)<\/pre>\nMen’s 200 fly<\/strong><\/p>\n
IRSC’s top-three sweep happened again. \u00a0Rawley Davis<\/strong> won in 1:48.82 with Jairo Emer<\/strong> (1:51.07) and Nicholas Loomis<\/strong> (1:51.27) rounding out the podium.<\/p>\n
Robbie Sullivan’s<\/strong> 2009 NJCAA record of 1:46.18 was not touched.<\/p>\n
=== A - Final === <\/b>\r\n \r\n 1 Davis, Rawley 19 Indian River-FL 1:51.66 1:48.82 QUAL 20 \r\n 24.51 51.44 (26.93)\r\n 1:19.76 (28.32) 1:48.82 (29.06)\r\n 2 Emer, Jairo 20 Indian River-FL 1:55.82 1:51.07 QUAL 17 \r\n 24.14 51.02 (26.88)\r\n 1:19.38 (28.36) 1:51.07 (31.69)\r\n 3 Loomis, Nichola 18 Indian River-FL 1:48.24 1:51.27 QUAL 16 \r\n 23.60 50.42 (26.82)\r\n 1:19.02 (28.60) 1:51.27 (32.25)\r\n 4 Pridgen, Casey SGSC 1:59.88 1:57.04 QUAL 15 \r\n 25.01 55.13 (30.12)\r\n 1:25.62 (30.49) 1:57.04 (31.42)\r\n 5 Wagner, Lyle Genesee 1:59.19 1:58.72 QUAL 14 \r\n 25.27 54.42 (29.15)\r\n 1:25.73 (31.31) 1:58.72 (32.99)\r\n 6 Davis, Ryan SGSC 1:58.70 2:01.53 QUAL 13 \r\n 26.50 56.94 (30.44)\r\n 1:28.47 (31.53) 2:01.53 (33.06)\r\n 7 Shinkeyev, Ilya MCC 2:04.15 2:05.35 QUAL 12 \r\n 25.74 56.34 (30.60)\r\n 1:29.88 (33.54) 2:05.35 (35.47)\r\n 8 Brunelli, Nicho Iowa Central-IA 2:04.41 2:08.26 QUAL 11 \r\n 25.29 55.78 (30.49)\r\n 1:30.46 (34.68) 2:08.26 (37.80)\r\n \r\n === B - Final === <\/b>\r\n \r\n 9 Ament, Ty 19 Lincoln-IL 2:08.20 2:06.09 QUAL 9 \r\n 25.87 56.50 (30.63)\r\n 1:30.12 (33.62) 2:06.09 (35.97)\r\n 10 Villhauer, Dyla SGSC 2:06.95 2:08.13 QUAL 7 \r\n 26.65 58.60 (31.95)\r\n 1:32.96 (34.36) 2:08.13 (35.17)\r\n 11 Kelly, Vinny 19 SWOCC 2:08.49 2:10.23 QUAL 6 \r\n 26.87 1:00.05 (33.18)\r\n 1:34.88 (34.83) 2:10.23 (35.35)\r\n 12 Eisenhower, Nat 18 ILCC-IA 2:12.94 2:10.46 QUAL 5 \r\n 27.68 59.40 (31.72)\r\n 1:33.76 (34.36) 2:10.46 (36.70)\r\n 13 Wintermute, Log 19 SWOCC 2:11.34 2:12.38 QUAL 4 \r\n 27.40 1:00.06 (32.66)\r\n 1:35.25 (35.19) 2:12.38 (37.13)\r\n 14 Kyllo, Caleb 19 SWOCC 2:16.81 2:19.11 QUAL 3 \r\n 27.87 1:00.78 (32.91)\r\n 1:38.25 (37.47) 2:19.11 (40.86)<\/pre>\nWomen’s three-meter diving<\/strong><\/p>\n
IRSC’s Adrian Warning<\/strong> won with 434.80 points. \u00a0Monroe’s Kathleen Lowry<\/strong> (324.95) and IRSC’s Allison Sheehan<\/strong> (269.30) also competed.<\/p>\n
=== A - Final === <\/b>\r\n \r\n 1 Warning, Adrian 18 Indian River-FL 428.40 434.80 20 \r\n 2 Lowry, Kathleen MCC 328.30 324.95 17 \r\n 3 Sheehan, Alliso 18 Indian River-FL 257.80 269.30 16<\/pre>\nWomen’s 800 free relay<\/strong><\/p>\n
IRSC’s Leah Sims<\/strong> (1:56.03), Madisyn Lyons<\/strong> (1:56.61), Grace Lynch<\/strong> (1:58.10) and Olivia Jacobi<\/strong> (1:55.07) raced to a 7:45.81 to win the NJCAA title. \u00a0That time wasn’t even close to the record though. \u00a0IRSC’s 2009 mark of 7:21.64 will likely stand for quite awhile.<\/p>\n
Monroe’s Tamara Miler, Hannah Fedeli, Kristin Brown and Megan Mack<\/strong> placed second in 8:10.69 with South Georgia State’s Caitlyn Meece, Bekah Morris, Courtney Britt and Nikki Daley<\/strong> finishing third in 8:16.80.<\/p>\n
1 Indian River-FL 'A' 7:43.22 7:45.81 QUAL 40 \r\n 1) Sims, Leah 19 2) Lyons, Madisyn 19 \r\n 3) Lynch, Grace 19 4) Jacobi, Olivia 20 \r\n 26.82 55.70 (55.70)\r\n 1:25.94 (1:25.94) 1:56.03 (1:56.03)\r\n 2:22.16 (26.13) 2:51.36 (55.33)\r\n 3:22.26 (1:26.23) 3:52.64 (1:56.61)\r\n 4:19.40 (26.76) 4:49.20 (56.56)\r\n 5:20.11 (1:27.47) 5:50.74 (1:58.10)\r\n 6:17.48 (26.74) 6:46.74 (56.00)\r\n 7:16.38 (1:25.64) 7:45.81 (1:55.07)\r\n 2 MCC 'A' 8:39.80 8:10.69 QUAL 34 \r\n 1) Miler, Tamara 2) Fedeli, Hannah \r\n 3) Brown, Kristin 4) Mack, Megan \r\n 26.81 55.07 (55.07)\r\n 1:23.98 (1:23.98) 1:53.64 (1:53.64)\r\n 2:21.56 (27.92) 2:53.45 (59.81)\r\n 3:27.27 (1:33.63) 4:01.64 (2:08.00)\r\n 4:30.56 (28.92) 5:03.10 (1:01.46)\r\n 5:36.66 (1:35.02) 6:09.76 (2:08.12)\r\n 6:36.39 (26.63) 7:06.94 (57.18)\r\n 7:38.79 (1:29.03) 8:10.69 (2:00.93)\r\n 3 SGSC 'A' 8:15.54 8:16.80 QUAL 32 \r\n 1) Meece, Caitlyn 2) Morris, Bekah \r\n 3) Britt, Courtney 4) Daley, Nikki \r\n 28.42 59.90 (59.90)\r\n 1:32.37 (1:32.37) 2:04.87 (2:04.87)\r\n 2:32.89 (28.02) 3:04.87 (1:00.00)\r\n 3:38.16 (1:33.29) 4:10.07 (2:05.20)\r\n 4:37.46 (27.39) 5:09.41 (59.34)\r\n 5:42.90 (1:32.83) 6:16.35 (2:06.28)\r\n 6:43.59 (27.24) 7:14.29 (57.94)\r\n 7:46.09 (1:29.74) 8:16.80 (2:00.45)\r\n 4 Lincoln-IL 'A' 8:30.49 8:28.77 QUAL 30 \r\n 1) Smith, Shannon 21 2) Westhoff, Madison 19 \r\n 3) Vance, Christina 18 4) Ewald, Madi 18 \r\n 28.74 1:01.21 (1:01.21)\r\n 1:35.30 (1:35.30) 2:09.71 (2:09.71)\r\n 2:38.29 (28.58) 3:11.72 (1:02.01)\r\n 3:47.14 (1:37.43) 4:20.06 (2:10.35)\r\n 4:48.83 (28.77) 5:21.11 (1:01.05)\r\n 5:53.71 (1:33.65) 6:26.43 (2:06.37)\r\n 6:53.59 (27.16) 7:24.25 (57.82)\r\n 7:56.82 (1:30.39) 8:28.77 (2:02.34)\r\n 5 Iowa Central-IA 'A' 8:43.08 8:36.26 QUAL 28 \r\n 1) Spiker, AnnMarie 2) Lebsock, Sarah \r\n 3) Kokemiller, Kate 4) Beacham, Ashleigh \r\n 29.50 1:01.78 (1:01.78)\r\n 1:34.66 (1:34.66) 2:07.54 (2:07.54)\r\n 2:35.10 (27.56) 3:07.83 (1:00.29)\r\n 3:42.63 (1:35.09) 4:17.56 (2:10.02)\r\n 4:46.32 (28.76) 5:19.31 (1:01.75)\r\n 5:54.69 (1:37.13) 6:29.14 (2:11.58)\r\n 6:58.07 (28.93) 7:30.37 (1:01.23)\r\n 8:03.17 (1:34.03) 8:36.26 (2:07.12)\r\n 6 FIT-MR 'A' 9:34.70 9:06.64 QUAL 26 \r\n 1) Hogan, Katie 2) Dunn, Cait \r\n 3) Gorgano, Lauren 4) Richardson, Lindsay \r\n 30.25 1:03.78 (1:03.78)\r\n 1:39.80 (1:39.80) 2:16.72 (2:16.72)\r\n 2:47.97 (31.25) 3:22.46 (1:05.74)\r\n 3:59.56 (1:42.84) 4:36.26 (2:19.54)\r\n 5:06.54 (30.28) 5:41.33 (1:05.07)\r\n 6:16.21 (1:39.95) 6:52.26 (2:16.00)\r\n 7:22.62 (30.36) 7:56.94 (1:04.68)\r\n 8:32.70 (1:40.44) 9:06.64 (2:14.38)\r\n 7 HCCC-US 'A' 10:08.45 9:49.83 QUAL 24 \r\n 1) Mercer, Jordan 2) Richer, Corinne \r\n 3) Watts, Hannah 4) VanNostrand, Jensen \r\n 34.57 1:15.27 (1:15.27)\r\n 1:59.00 (1:59.00) 2:42.84 (2:42.84)\r\n 3:13.57 (30.73) 3:48.19 (1:05.35)\r\n 4:23.52 (1:40.68) 4:58.89 (2:16.05)\r\n 5:31.74 (32.85) 6:09.36 (1:10.47)\r\n 7:34.28 (2:35.39) 8:04.26 (3:05.37)\r\n 8:38.82 (34.56) 9:14.93 (1:10.67)\r\n 9:49.83 (1:45.57) \r\n 8 JCC-AM 'A' 10:24.73 10:09.22 QUAL 22 \r\n 1) Moller, Rachel 2) Panetta, Geena \r\n 3) Melendez, Kaitlyn 4) Scarpino, Morgan \r\n 33.96 1:12.21 (1:12.21)\r\n 1:52.64 (1:52.64) 2:32.76 (2:32.76)\r\n 3:09.21 (36.45) 3:52.10 (1:19.34)\r\n 4:37.54 (2:04.78) 5:24.63 (2:51.87)\r\n 5:55.60 (30.97) 6:33.52 (1:08.89)\r\n 8:23.57 (2:58.94)\r\n 8:58.27 (34.70) 9:34.49 (1:10.92)\r\n 10:09.22 (1:45.65) \r\n -- SWOCC 'A' 9:21.98 DQ \r\n 1) Jentges, Casey 18 2) Johnson, Marilyn 18 \r\n 3) Shull, Addy 18 4) Smith, Sienna 19<\/pre>\nMen’s 800 free relay<\/strong><\/p>\n
IRSC’s Craig Emslie<\/strong> (1:36.03), Jason Van Der Touw<\/strong> (1:38.51), John Fauteux<\/strong> (1:38.33) and Cameron Newton<\/strong> (1:38.97) cranked out a 6:31.84 to win the event and break the NJCAA record. \u00a0IRSC’s record previously stood at 6:31.90 set last year.<\/p>\n
Iowa Central’s Lucas Wittmann, James Maag, Badr Benassila and Nicholas Brunelli<\/strong> finished second in 7:09.13. \u00a0Monroe’s Ilya Shinkeyev, Jon Manwarren, Austin Woerner and Jason Cook<\/strong> took third in 7:21.74.<\/p>\n
1 Indian River-FL 'A' 6:34.76 6:31.84*QUAL 40 \r\n 1) Emslie, Craig 20 2) Van Der Touw, Jason 20 \r\n 3) Fauteux, John 19 4) Newton, Cameron 19 \r\n 22.14 46.36 (46.36)\r\n 1:11.12 (1:11.12) 1:36.03 (1:36.03)\r\n 1:58.23 (22.20) 2:23.01 (46.98)\r\n 2:48.86 (1:12.83) 3:14.54 (1:38.51)\r\n 3:36.63 (22.09) 4:01.36 (46.82)\r\n 4:26.76 (1:12.22) 4:52.87 (1:38.33)\r\n 5:15.05 (22.18) 5:40.09 (47.22)\r\n 6:05.92 (1:13.05) 6:31.84 (1:38.97)\r\n 2 Iowa Central-IA 'A' 7:18.18 7:09.13 QUAL 34 \r\n 1) Wittmann, Lucas 2) Maag, James \r\n 3) Benassila, Badr 4) Brunelli, Nicholas \r\n 23.41 49.36 (49.36)\r\n 1:16.43 (1:16.43) 1:44.81 (1:44.81)\r\n 2:09.48 (24.67) 2:37.07 (52.26)\r\n 3:05.82 (1:21.01) 3:36.20 (1:51.39)\r\n 3:59.96 (23.76) 4:26.23 (50.03)\r\n 4:54.37 (1:18.17) 5:22.11 (1:45.91)\r\n 5:45.42 (23.31) 6:12.11 (50.00)\r\n 6:40.62 (1:18.51) 7:09.13 (1:47.02)\r\n 3 MCC 'A' 7:44.67 7:21.74 QUAL 32 \r\n 1) Shinkeyev, Ilya 2) Manwarren, Jon \r\n 3) Woerner, Austin 4) Cook, Jason \r\n 24.71 52.87 (52.87)\r\n 1:21.35 (1:21.35) 1:49.63 (1:49.63)\r\n 2:14.76 (25.13) 2:42.64 (53.01)\r\n 3:12.25 (1:22.62) 3:42.37 (1:52.74)\r\n 4:06.85 (24.48) 4:34.29 (51.92)\r\n 5:02.75 (1:20.38) 5:31.40 (1:49.03)\r\n 5:55.70 (24.30) 6:23.74 (52.34)\r\n 6:52.39 (1:20.99) 7:21.74 (1:50.34)\r\n 4 SGSC 'A' 7:27.99 7:23.75 QUAL 30 \r\n 1) Davis, Ryan 2) Wolfe, Joshua \r\n 3) Villhauer, Dylan 4) Graham, Mitchell \r\n 25.24 53.60 (53.60)\r\n 1:23.61 (1:23.61) 1:53.87 (1:53.87)\r\n 2:17.78 (23.91) 2:45.85 (51.98)\r\n 3:15.51 (1:21.64) 3:44.84 (1:50.97)\r\n 4:09.01 (24.17) 4:36.40 (51.56)\r\n 5:05.37 (1:20.53) 5:34.07 (1:49.23)\r\n 5:57.73 (23.66) 6:25.11 (51.04)\r\n 6:54.30 (1:20.23) 7:23.75 (1:49.68)\r\n 5 Lincoln-IL 'A' 7:38.78 7:42.11 QUAL 28 \r\n 1) McDanel, Logan 18 2) Herzog, Ian 18 \r\n 3) Ament, Ty 19 4) Abrams, Ben 19 \r\n 24.49 52.36 (52.36)\r\n 1:21.43 (1:21.43) 1:51.04 (1:51.04)\r\n 2:16.37 (25.33) 2:45.84 (54.80)\r\n 3:17.65 (1:26.61) 3:50.65 (1:59.61)\r\n 4:15.72 (25.07) 4:45.16 (54.51)\r\n 5:16.96 (1:26.31) 5:49.16 (1:58.51)\r\n 6:13.63 (24.47) 6:42.32 (53.16)\r\n 7:12.90 (1:23.74) 7:42.11 (1:52.95)\r\n 6 Genesee 'A' 8:30.43 7:42.53 QUAL 26 \r\n 1) Wagner, Lyle 2) Woerner, Jason \r\n 3) Richardson, Tom 4) Podlaski, Kyle \r\n 24.07 51.47 (51.47)\r\n 1:21.05 (1:21.05) 1:50.96 (1:50.96)\r\n 2:18.06 (27.10) 2:48.81 (57.85)\r\n 3:20.83 (1:29.87) 3:52.25 (2:01.29)\r\n 4:17.91 (25.66) 4:46.86 (54.61)\r\n 5:18.18 (1:25.93) 5:50.74 (1:58.49)\r\n 6:15.57 (24.83) 6:43.14 (52.40)\r\n 7:12.73 (1:21.99) 7:42.53 (1:51.79)\r\n 7 HCCC-US 'A' 8:26.50 8:11.24 QUAL 24 \r\n 1) Lanckton, Nicholas 2) Schrider, Dean \r\n 3) Cardinal, Jacob 4) Roten, Cameron \r\n 27.73 58.64 (58.64)\r\n 1:31.22 (1:31.22) 2:03.36 (2:03.36)\r\n 2:30.14 (26.78) 3:01.09 (57.73)\r\n 3:34.02 (1:30.66) 4:06.94 (2:03.58)\r\n 4:32.90 (25.96) 5:03.57 (56.63)\r\n 5:36.23 (1:29.29) 6:10.11 (2:03.17)\r\n 6:35.99 (25.88) 7:06.96 (56.85)\r\n 7:39.32 (1:29.21) 8:11.24 (2:01.13)\r\n -- SWOCC 'A' 7:30.27 DQ \r\n 1) Kubo, Christian 20 2) Seevers, Chad 19 \r\n 3) Reams, Thomas 19 4) Engler, Wyatt 19<\/pre>\nSCHEDULED EVENTS<\/strong><\/p>\n
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- Women’s 100 IM<\/li>\n
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