{"id":189647,"date":"2016-03-05T06:46:42","date_gmt":"2016-03-05T13:46:42","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.swimmingworldmagazine.com\/news\/?p=189647"},"modified":"2016-03-05T09:15:40","modified_gmt":"2016-03-05T16:15:40","slug":"2016-njcaa-championships-day-4-prelims-live-recap","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.swimmingworldmagazine.com\/news\/2016-njcaa-championships-day-4-prelims-live-recap\/","title":{"rendered":"2016 NJCAA Championships: Day 4 Prelims Live Recap"},"content":{"rendered":"

The last day of competition at the 2016 NJCAA Championships is\u00a0complete with Indian River locking down\u00a0its 42nd men\u2019s and 34th women\u2019s NJCAA team titles. Tonight is just a formality.<\/p>\n

Women’s 50 fly<\/strong><\/p>\n

IRSC went 1-2-3-4 in the sprint fly. \u00a0Yasmine Ware<\/strong> hit the wall in 25.22 with Osianna McReed<\/strong> picking up second in 25.55. \u00a0Emelie Stenhammar<\/strong> (26.45) and Leah Sims<\/strong> (27.08) qualified third and fourth.<\/p>\n

                      === Preliminaries ===                       <\/b>\r\n \r\n  1 Ware, Yasmine    19 Indian River-FL     56.92      25.22 QUAL   \r\n  2 McReed, Osianna  18 Indian River-FL     57.61      25.55 QUAL   \r\n  3 Stenhammar, Eme  22 Indian River-FL     59.32      26.45 QUAL   \r\n  4 Sims, Leah       19 Indian River-FL   1:01.51      27.08 QUAL   \r\n  5 Tripp, Abby         MCC               1:04.59      27.16 QUAL   \r\n  6 Ashby, Aunyx        Lincoln-IL        1:07.94      27.31 QUAL   \r\n  7 Abad, Meagan     19 Indian River-FL   1:01.61      27.39 QUAL   \r\n  8 Britt, Courtney     SGSC              1:04.28      27.48 QUAL   \r\n -----------------------------------------------------------------\r\n  9 Beacham, Ashlei     Iowa Central-IA   1:01.33      27.59 QUAL   \r\n 10 Glendenning, Mo  19 Lincoln-IL        1:10.24      28.94 QUAL   \r\n 11 Westhoff, Madis  19 Lincoln-IL        1:11.16      29.26 QUAL   \r\n 12 Carpenter, MiKe     Genesee           1:15.83      29.29 QUAL   \r\n 13 Daley, Nikki        SGSC              1:09.14      29.90 QUAL   \r\n 14 Quirino, Nicole  19 SWOCC             1:08.26      30.27 QUAL   \r\n 15 Messerly, Kassa     Iowa Central-IA   1:16.44      30.90 QUAL<\/pre>\n
Men’s 50 fly<\/strong><\/p>\n
Indian River’s Nicholas Loomis<\/strong> claimed the top seed with a time of 21.44. \u00a0Iowa Central’s Lucas Wittmann<\/strong> turned in a 22.88 with IRSC’s Jonas Olczyk<\/strong> snaring third in 22.90.<\/p>\n
                     === Preliminaries ===                       <\/b>\r\n \r\n  1 Loomis, Nichola  18 Indian River-FL     48.59      21.44*QUAL   \r\n  2 Wittmann, Lucas     Iowa Central-IA     52.70      22.88 QUAL   \r\n  3 Olczyk, Jonas    21 Indian River-FL     52.38      22.90 QUAL   \r\n  4 Villhauer, Dyla     SGSC                54.58      23.16 QUAL   \r\n  5 Brunelli, Nicho     Iowa Central-IA     54.91      23.85 QUAL   \r\n  6 Crawford, Thoma  18 SWOCC               54.63      23.93 QUAL   \r\n  7 Pridgen, Casey      SGSC                53.79      23.94 QUAL   \r\n  8 Kubo, Christian  20 SWOCC               56.45      23.99 QUAL   \r\n -----------------------------------------------------------------\r\n  9 Tahiri, Ayoub       MCC                 55.32      24.06 QUAL   \r\n 10 Lee, Joshua         Iowa Central-IA     59.40      24.17 QUAL   \r\n 11 Ament, Ty        19 Lincoln-IL          55.60      24.31 QUAL   \r\n 12 Rose, Carson     19 SWOCC               55.93      24.63 QUAL   \r\n 13 Oliver, Jake     18 ILCC-IA             59.78      24.71 QUAL   \r\n 14 Sedacca, Joey    20 Indian River-FL     56.27      24.93 QUAL   \r\n 15 Kyllo, Caleb     19 SWOCC             1:00.42      25.83 QUAL   \r\n 16 Wintermute, Log  19 SWOCC               59.31      25.98 QUAL   \r\n -----------------------------------------------------------------\r\n 17 Cook, Jason         MCC               1:03.04      26.07 QUAL   \r\n 18 Nelson, Eli      20 ILCC-IA           1:05.79      26.78 QUAL<\/pre>\n
Women’s 100 free<\/strong><\/p>\n
IRSC’s Osianna McReed<\/strong> turned in a top time of 52.31, while teammate\u00a0Leah Sims<\/strong> took second overall in 53.15. \u00a0Iowa Central’s McKenna Lynch<\/strong> closed out the top three seeds in 53.19.<\/p>\n
Jennifer Marquez<\/strong> holds the NJCAA record with a 49.78 from 2009.<\/p>\n
                     === Preliminaries ===                       <\/b>\r\n \r\n  1 McReed, Osianna  18 Indian River-FL     52.61      52.31 QUAL   \r\n                 24.90        52.31 (27.41)\r\n  2 Sims, Leah       19 Indian River-FL     53.51      53.15 QUAL   \r\n                 25.86        53.15 (27.29)\r\n  3 Lynch, McKenna      Iowa Central-IA     54.86      53.19 QUAL   \r\n                 25.73        53.19 (27.46)\r\n  4 Neely, Sarah     20 Indian River-FL     53.87      53.50 QUAL   \r\n                 25.83        53.50 (27.67)\r\n  5 Dostie, Sarah    18 Indian River-FL     54.67      53.68 QUAL   \r\n                 26.16        53.68 (27.52)\r\n  6 Ewald, Madi      18 Lincoln-IL          54.23      53.71 QUAL   \r\n                 25.33        53.71 (28.38)\r\n  7 Daley, Nikki        SGSC                56.20      54.29 QUAL   \r\n                 26.82        54.29 (27.47)\r\n  8 Ashby, Aunyx        Lincoln-IL          54.33      54.55 QUAL   \r\n                 26.24        54.55 (28.31)\r\n -----------------------------------------------------------------\r\n  9 Clear, Annessa   19 SWOCC               57.71      55.91 QUAL   \r\n                 25.83        55.91 (30.08)\r\n 10 Rova, Adele      19 ILCC-IA             54.68      56.09 QUAL   \r\n                 26.12        56.09 (29.97)\r\n 11 Weber, Augusta      Iowa Central-IA     59.22      56.95 QUAL   \r\n                 26.66        56.95 (30.29)\r\n 12 Lebsock, Sarah      Iowa Central-IA     57.01      57.04 QUAL   \r\n                 26.67        57.04 (30.37)\r\n 13 Brown, Kristin      MCC                 59.50      57.99 QUAL   \r\n                 27.77        57.99 (30.22)\r\n 14 Carpenter, MiKe     Genesee             59.71      58.85 QUAL   \r\n                 27.78        58.85 (31.07)\r\n 15 Scarpino, Morga     JCC-AM            1:01.72    1:00.35 QUAL   \r\n                 28.35      1:00.35 (32.00)\r\n 16 Richardson, Lin     FIT-MR            1:01.84    1:00.40 QUAL   \r\n                 29.03      1:00.40 (31.37)<\/pre>\n
Men’s 100 free<\/strong><\/p>\n
Indian River’s John Fauteux<\/strong> paced prelims with a time of 45.27, while teammate Gavin Erdmann<\/strong> picked up second in 45.81. Southwestern Oregon’s Thomas Reams<\/strong> qualified third in 46.18.<\/p>\n
Brad Tandy<\/strong> cranked out an NJCAA record in 42.76 in 2012.<\/p>\n
                     === Preliminaries ===                       <\/b>\r\n \r\n  1 Fauteux, John    19 Indian River-FL     45.04      45.27 QUAL   \r\n                 22.04        45.27 (23.23)\r\n  2 Erdmann, Gavin   19 Indian River-FL     45.57      45.81 QUAL   \r\n                 21.80        45.81 (24.01)\r\n  3 Reams, Thomas    19 SWOCC               46.99      46.18 QUAL   \r\n                 22.25        46.18 (23.93)\r\n  4 Newton, Cameron  19 Indian River-FL     46.25      46.37 QUAL   \r\n                 22.28        46.37 (24.09)\r\n  5 Sedacca, Joey    20 Indian River-FL     47.34      46.75 QUAL   \r\n                 22.39        46.75 (24.36)\r\n  6 Haymond, Alex       SGSC                48.74      47.17 QUAL   \r\n                 22.22        47.17 (24.95)\r\n  7 Kappe, Thomas       Iowa Central-IA     48.44      47.38 QUAL   \r\n                 22.55        47.38 (24.83)\r\n  8 Wittmann, Lucas     Iowa Central-IA     47.30      47.53 QUAL   \r\n                 23.18        47.53 (24.35)\r\n -----------------------------------------------------------------\r\n  9 Benassila, Badr     Iowa Central-IA     48.69      47.90 QUAL   \r\n                 23.19        47.90 (24.71)\r\n 10 Davis, Jake         SGSC                49.63      47.96 QUAL   \r\n                 23.18        47.96 (24.78)\r\n 11 Callan, Kyle        MCC                 52.67      49.08 QUAL   \r\n                 23.02        49.08 (26.06)\r\n 12 Crawford, Thoma  18 SWOCC               51.23      49.22 QUAL   \r\n                 23.52        49.22 (25.70)\r\n 13 Shinkeyev, Ilya     MCC                 51.63      49.70 QUAL   \r\n                 23.57        49.70 (26.13)\r\n 14 Cook, Jason         MCC                 50.32      49.87 QUAL   \r\n                 23.64        49.87 (26.23)\r\n 15 Sauer, Isaac        Iowa Central-IA     51.42      50.57 QUAL   \r\n                 23.76        50.57 (26.81)\r\n 16 Roten, Cameron      HCCC-US             51.09      50.71 QUAL   \r\n                 23.81        50.71 (26.90)<\/pre>\n
Women’s 200 back<\/strong><\/p>\n
IRSC went 1-2-3-4 in prelims. \u00a0Tayla Lovemore<\/strong> turned in a top time of 2:02.51, while Kamryn Gallowich<\/strong> grabbed second in 2:09.29. \u00a0Emelie Stenhammar<\/strong> (2:10.56) and Meagan Abad<\/strong> (2:11.02) rounded out the top four for IRSC.<\/p>\n
Monica Mialka<\/strong> owns the NJCAA record with a 1:58.63 from 2008.<\/p>\n
                      === Preliminaries ===                       <\/b>\r\n \r\n  1 Lovemore, Tayla  20 Indian River-FL   2:00.71    2:02.51 QUAL   \r\n                 27.88        58.34 (30.46)\r\n        1:30.16 (31.82)     2:02.51 (32.35)\r\n  2 Gallowich, Kamr  18 Indian River-FL   2:10.82    2:09.19 QUAL   \r\n                 29.33      1:01.69 (32.36)\r\n        1:35.58 (33.89)     2:09.19 (33.61)\r\n  3 Stenhammar, Eme  22 Indian River-FL   2:06.82    2:10.56 QUAL   \r\n                 28.94      1:01.73 (32.79)\r\n        1:35.85 (34.12)     2:10.56 (34.71)\r\n  4 Abad, Meagan     19 Indian River-FL   2:07.45    2:11.02 QUAL   \r\n                 30.42      1:02.98 (32.56)\r\n        1:36.73 (33.75)     2:11.02 (34.29)\r\n  5 Ocasio-Molina,      SGSC              2:16.82    2:13.73 QUAL   \r\n                 31.37      1:05.70 (34.33)\r\n        1:41.48 (35.78)     2:13.73 (32.25)\r\n  6 Britt, Courtney     SGSC              2:22.64    2:17.49 QUAL   \r\n                 31.96      1:06.54 (34.58)\r\n        1:42.28 (35.74)     2:17.49 (35.21)\r\n  7 Morris, Bekah       SGSC              2:19.46    2:18.90 QUAL   \r\n                 31.54      1:06.19 (34.65)\r\n        1:42.21 (36.02)     2:18.90 (36.69)\r\n  8 Vance, Christin  18 Lincoln-IL        2:21.27    2:19.69 QUAL   \r\n                 32.71      1:07.62 (34.91)\r\n        1:43.56 (35.94)     2:19.69 (36.13)\r\n -----------------------------------------------------------------\r\n  9 Thompson, Tasia  19 ILCC-IA           2:24.18    2:24.10 QUAL   \r\n                 33.45      1:10.21 (36.76)\r\n        1:48.83 (38.62)     2:24.10 (35.27)\r\n 10 Smith, Shannon   21 Lincoln-IL        2:29.74    2:25.85 QUAL   \r\n                 33.55      1:10.07 (36.52)\r\n        1:47.73 (37.66)     2:25.85 (38.12)\r\n 11 Hogan, Katie        FIT-MR            2:33.98    2:28.76 QUAL   \r\n                 32.41      1:09.26 (36.85)\r\n        1:49.27 (40.01)     2:28.76 (39.49)\r\n 12 Banks, Brittany  20 SWOCC             2:34.19    2:29.87 QUAL   \r\n                 33.50      1:10.48 (36.98)\r\n        1:50.14 (39.66)     2:29.87 (39.73)\r\n 13 Farrell, Heathe     Genesee           2:36.39    2:30.49 QUAL   \r\n                 34.14      1:12.10 (37.96)\r\n        1:51.95 (39.85)     2:30.49 (38.54)\r\n 14 VanNostrand, Je     HCCC-US           2:34.35    2:33.68 QUAL   \r\n                 36.04      1:14.65 (38.61)\r\n        1:54.53 (39.88)     2:33.68 (39.15)\r\n 15 Leonard, Emma       MCC               2:40.57    2:37.25 QUAL   \r\n                 37.33      1:16.92 (39.59)\r\n        1:57.45 (40.53)     2:37.25 (39.80)\r\n 16 Russell, Elli       Iowa Central-IA   2:37.31    2:37.70 QUAL   \r\n                 34.54      1:14.26 (39.72)\r\n        1:56.08 (41.82)     2:37.70 (41.62)<\/pre>\n
Men’s 200 back<\/strong><\/p>\n
IRSC’s Jason Van Der Touw<\/strong> hit the wall in 1:55.49 for the top seed, while teammate Jairo Emer<\/strong> claimed second in 1:58.36. \u00a0Lincoln’s Logan McDanel<\/strong> put up a third-seeded 1:59.43.<\/p>\n
Stefan Stojmenovic<\/strong> holds the NJCAA record with a 1:45.19 from last year.<\/p>\n
                    === Preliminaries ===                       <\/b>\r\n \r\n  1 Van Der Touw, J  20 Indian River-FL   1:52.46    1:55.49 QUAL   \r\n                 26.65        55.08 (28.43)\r\n        1:24.61 (29.53)     1:55.49 (30.88)\r\n  2 Emer, Jairo      20 Indian River-FL   1:53.68    1:58.36 QUAL   \r\n                 26.76        56.85 (30.09)\r\n        1:28.18 (31.33)     1:58.36 (30.18)\r\n  3 McDanel, Logan   18 Lincoln-IL        2:02.65    1:59.43 QUAL   \r\n                 27.52        56.87 (29.35)\r\n        1:27.77 (30.90)     1:59.43 (31.66)\r\n  4 Hartley, Danny   21 Indian River-FL   1:54.41    1:59.55 QUAL   \r\n                 26.61        56.31 (29.70)\r\n        1:27.84 (31.53)     1:59.55 (31.71)\r\n  5 Wolfe, Joshua       SGSC              2:04.49    1:59.84 QUAL   \r\n                 28.75        59.61 (30.86)\r\n        1:30.81 (31.20)     1:59.84 (29.03)\r\n  6 Anderson, Devon     Iowa Central-IA   2:01.17    2:00.77 QUAL   \r\n                 27.55        57.19 (29.64)\r\n        1:29.26 (32.07)     2:00.77 (31.51)\r\n  7 Vines, Austin       SGSC              2:02.80    2:00.97 QUAL   \r\n                 28.13        59.13 (31.00)\r\n        1:31.26 (32.13)     2:00.97 (29.71)\r\n  8 Podlaski, Kyle      Genesee           2:07.81    2:02.33 QUAL   \r\n                 29.02        59.66 (30.64)\r\n        1:31.15 (31.49)     2:02.33 (31.18)\r\n -----------------------------------------------------------------\r\n  9 Loucks, Michael     MCC               2:08.12    2:03.60 QUAL   \r\n                 27.00        57.30 (30.30)\r\n        1:30.17 (32.87)     2:03.60 (33.43)\r\n 10 Day, Chris       19 ILCC-IA           2:08.66    2:03.88 QUAL   \r\n                 29.06        58.84 (29.78)\r\n        1:30.54 (31.70)     2:03.88 (33.34)\r\n 11 Maag, James         Iowa Central-IA   2:11.77    2:05.73 QUAL   \r\n                 28.42        59.65 (31.23)\r\n        1:32.62 (32.97)     2:05.73 (33.11)\r\n 12 Salazar, Connor     Iowa Central-IA   2:10.58    2:05.86 QUAL   \r\n                 29.06        59.92 (30.86)\r\n        1:32.66 (32.74)     2:05.86 (33.20)\r\n 13 Manwarren, Jon      MCC               2:10.85    2:07.22 QUAL   \r\n                 30.59      1:03.61 (33.02)\r\n        1:35.58 (31.97)     2:07.22 (31.64)\r\n 14 Woerner, Austin     MCC               2:17.69    2:07.39 QUAL   \r\n                 29.18      1:01.02 (31.84)\r\n        1:34.30 (33.28)     2:07.39 (33.09)\r\n 15 Isaak, Grant        Iowa Central-IA   2:12.89    2:08.12 QUAL   \r\n                 28.38        59.49 (31.11)\r\n        1:33.24 (33.75)     2:08.12 (34.88)\r\n 16 Recinos, Dannie  20 SWOCC             2:12.11    2:08.75 QUAL   \r\n                 28.91      1:00.96 (32.05)\r\n        1:34.16 (33.20)     2:08.75 (34.59)<\/pre>\n
Women’s 200 breast<\/strong><\/p>\n
IRSC grabbed the top four spots in prelims. \u00a0Christina Loh<\/strong> turned in a 2:18.68 and will be vying for her NJCAA record of 2:13.27 from November tonight.<\/p>\n
Lauren Meyrick<\/strong> (2:24.32), Olivia Jacobi<\/strong> (2;30.05) and Hannah Lynch<\/strong> (2:30.91) claimed second through fourth out of the morning.<\/p>\n
                     === Preliminaries ===                       <\/b>\r\n \r\n  1 Loh, Christina   21 Indian River-FL   2:13.27    2:18.68 QUAL   \r\n                 30.49      1:05.94 (35.45)\r\n        1:42.04 (36.10)     2:18.68 (36.64)\r\n  2 Meyrick, Lauren  19 Indian River-FL   2:26.56    2:24.32 QUAL   \r\n                 31.56      1:07.42 (35.86)\r\n        1:45.65 (38.23)     2:24.32 (38.67)\r\n  3 Jacobi, Olivia   20 Indian River-FL   2:25.74    2:30.05 QUAL   \r\n                 33.81      1:11.79 (37.98)\r\n        1:50.59 (38.80)     2:30.05 (39.46)\r\n  4 Lynch, Hannah    19 Indian River-FL   2:31.42    2:30.91 QUAL   \r\n                 33.94      1:12.16 (38.22)\r\n        1:51.24 (39.08)     2:30.91 (39.67)\r\n  5 Spiker, AnnMari     Iowa Central-IA   2:36.43    2:32.98 QUAL   \r\n                 32.72      1:10.98 (38.26)\r\n        1:51.62 (40.64)     2:32.98 (41.36)\r\n  6 Shull, Addy      18 SWOCC             2:35.00    2:33.59 QUAL   \r\n                 34.78      1:13.90 (39.12)\r\n        1:53.66 (39.76)     2:33.59 (39.93)\r\n  7 Bozza, Angela       MCC               2:45.86    2:36.22 QUAL   \r\n                 34.51      1:13.54 (39.03)\r\n        1:54.49 (40.95)     2:36.22 (41.73)\r\n  8 Kokemiller, Kat     Iowa Central-IA   2:39.53    2:36.49 QUAL   \r\n                 34.23      1:13.69 (39.46)\r\n        1:55.57 (41.88)     2:36.49 (40.92)\r\n -----------------------------------------------------------------\r\n  9 Meece, Caitlyn      SGSC              2:39.70    2:37.89 QUAL   \r\n                 34.75      1:14.66 (39.91)\r\n        1:56.51 (41.85)     2:37.89 (41.38)\r\n 10 Miller, Taylor   18 Indian River-FL   2:37.13    2:38.07 QUAL   \r\n                 34.65      1:14.55 (39.90)\r\n        1:56.11 (41.56)     2:38.07 (41.96)\r\n 11 Elliot, Madison     SGSC              2:50.43    2:43.14 QUAL   \r\n                 36.79      1:17.35 (40.56)\r\n        2:00.19 (42.84)     2:43.14 (42.95)\r\n 12 Hedgepeth, Alys  19 SWOCC             2:45.58    2:44.47 QUAL   \r\n                 35.60      1:16.80 (41.20)\r\n        2:00.31 (43.51)     2:44.47 (44.16)\r\n 13 Jentges, Casey   18 SWOCC             2:49.64    2:45.75 QUAL   \r\n                 36.59      1:18.29 (41.70)\r\n        2:01.63 (43.34)     2:45.75 (44.12)\r\n 14 Underwood, Laur     Iowa Central-IA   2:49.92    2:45.83 QUAL   \r\n                 36.30      1:18.88 (42.58)\r\n        2:02.15 (43.27)     2:45.83 (43.68)\r\n 15 Johnson, Marily  18 SWOCC             3:10.51    2:59.03 QUAL   \r\n                 39.08      1:24.84 (45.76)\r\n        2:13.37 (48.53)     2:59.03 (45.66)\r\n 16 Mercer, Jordan      HCCC-US           3:06.79    3:02.83 QUAL   \r\n                 41.54      1:27.98 (46.44)\r\n        2:16.11 (48.13)     3:02.83 (46.72)<\/pre>\n
Men’s 200 breast<\/strong><\/p>\n
IRSC grabbed the top four spots in the men’s 200 breast. \u00a0Craig Emslie<\/strong> paced prelims with a 1:59.29. \u00a0He’ll be looking for Seth Van Neerdan’s<\/strong> 1993 NJCAA record of 1:57.04 tonight.<\/p>\n
Andrew Wojcik<\/strong> (2:00.46), Matt Ankerholz<\/strong> (2:00.71) and Sergi Marten<\/strong> (2:01.48) closed out the top four.<\/p>\n
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SCHEDULED EVENTS<\/strong><\/p>\n
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  • Men’s 50 fly<\/li>\n
  • Women’s 100 free<\/li>\n
  • Men’s 100 free<\/li>\n
  • Women’s 200 back<\/li>\n
  • Men’s 200 back<\/li>\n
  • Women’s 200 breast<\/li>\n
  • Men’s 200 breast<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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