Day two of the 2016 NCAA Division III Championships\u00a0came to a conclusion with the Emory women and Kenyon men in the lead.<\/p>\n
The Emory women hold a slim lead against Kenyon, 270-268. \u00a0Denison (182), Williams (182) and Johns Hopkins (102) rounded out the top five.<\/p>\n
The Kenyon men had a larger lead with 272.5 points, while Denison had 258 points. \u00a0Emory (205), Johns Hopkins (152) and Williams (115) held third through fifth.<\/p>\n
Women - Team Rankings - Through Event 20 \r\n \r\n 1. Emory 270 2. Kenyon 268\r\n 3. Denison 182 3. Williams 182\r\n 5. Johns Hopkins 102 6. Amherst 96\r\n 7. Wheaton IL 90 8. U W-Eau Claire 82\r\n 9. New York Univ 81 10. Mit 71\r\n 11. Bates 70 12. Wash U. MO 59\r\n 13. Pomona-Pitzer 37 14. Calvin 35\r\n 15. Connecticut 33 16. St. Thomas 28\r\n 17. Chicago 27 18. Ithaca 20\r\n 19. Illinois Wesleyan 19 19. Mount Holyoke 19\r\n 21. Suny Fredonia 17 22. Colorado College 16\r\n 22. Hope 16 24. DePauw 15\r\n 24. Keene St. 15 26. Middlebury 14\r\n 26. Rochester Inst of Tech 14 26. Mary Washington 14\r\n 26. Bowdoin 14 30. Centre 13\r\n 31. Trinity U. 12 31. Suny Brockport 12\r\n 33. Worcester Poly 11 34. Stevens 8\r\n 35. Grove City 7 35. U W-Whitewater 7\r\n 37. Wellesley 6 38. Ursinus 2\r\n 38. Washington & Lee 2 38. Gustavus 2\r\n 38. Kalamazoo 2 38. Redlands 2\r\n 43. Suny Cortland 1<\/pre>\nMen - Team Rankings - Through Event 19 \r\n \r\n 1. Kenyon 272.5 2. Denison 258\r\n 3. Emory 205 4. Johns Hopkins 152\r\n 5. Williams 115 6. Mit 99\r\n 7. Tcnj 86 8. Wash U. MO 85\r\n 9. Claremont MS 67.5 10. Rowan 63\r\n 11. New York Univ 61 12. Keene St. 47\r\n 13. Chicago 44.5 14. Washington & Lee 37\r\n 15. DePauw 29 16. Pomona-Pitzer 28\r\n 16. Tufts 28 18. Stevens 26\r\n 18. Calvin 26 20. Connecticut 24\r\n 21. Suny Geneseo 20 21. Whitworth 20\r\n 23. St. Thomas 18 24. Wheaton IL 16\r\n 24. Suny Fredonia 16 26. Buffalo St. 14\r\n 27. Merchant Marine Academy 13 27. Rose-Hulman 13\r\n 29. Amherst 12 30. St. Lawrence 11\r\n 30. Mary Washington 11 32. Carnegie Mellon 10\r\n 32. U W-Stevens Point 10 34. Union 9\r\n 35. Worcester Poly 8 36. St. Olaf 6\r\n 37. Widener 5.5 38. Bowdoin 5\r\n 39. Albion 4 39. Lake Forest 4\r\n 39. Gettysburg 4 42. Case Western 3\r\n 43. Birmingham Southern 2 43. Trinity U. 2<\/pre>\nMen’s 200 free relay<\/strong><\/p>\n
Emory’s Mathias Kolleck, Alex Hardwick, Aaron Schwartz and Oliver Smith<\/strong> captured the relay title in a time of 1:19.83. \u00a0That swim was well back of Kenyon’s 2012 NCAA D3 mark of 1:18.06.<\/p>\n
Kenyon’s Ryan Funk, Percey Gates, Joey Duronio and Austin Pu<\/strong> took second in 1:20.45 with Keene State’s Greg Youngstrom, Christopher Barriss, Cole Hogg and Ryan Boraski<\/strong> taking third in 1:21.11.<\/p>\n
=== Championship Final === <\/b>\r\n \r\n 1 Emory 1:20.75 1:19.83 40 \r\n 1) Kolleck, Mathias FR 2) Hardwick, Alex SO \r\n 3) Schwartz, Aaron SO 4) Smith, Oliver SO \r\n 20.45 40.53 (20.08)\r\n 1:00.93 (20.40) 1:19.83 (18.90)\r\n 2 Kenyon 1:20.64 1:20.45 34 \r\n 1) Funk, Ryan SR 2) Gates, Percy SR \r\n 3) Duronio, Joey SR 4) Pu, Austin JR \r\n 20.21 40.19 (19.98)\r\n 1:00.31 (20.12) 1:20.45 (20.14)\r\n 3 Keene St. 1:22.10 1:21.11 32 \r\n 1) Youngstrom, Greg SR 2) Barriss, Christopher SO \r\n 3) Hogg, Cole SR 4) Boraski, Ryan JR \r\n 20.60 40.77 (20.17)\r\n 1:01.56 (20.79) 1:21.11 (19.55)\r\n 4 Denison 1:21.20 1:21.12 30 \r\n 1) Fleming, Ryan SR 2) Wesseling, Jason SO \r\n 3) Howley, Brendan SO 4) Wuorinen, Conrad SR \r\n 20.41 40.76 (20.35)\r\n 1:01.09 (20.33) 1:21.12 (20.03)\r\n 5 CMS 1:21.66 1:21.37 28 \r\n 1) Poltash, Alex SR 2) Williams, Matthew JR \r\n 3) Hinton, Joseph SR 4) Deer, Noah SO \r\n 20.57 40.95 (20.38)\r\n 1:01.19 (20.24) 1:21.37 (20.18)\r\n 6 TCNJ 1:21.29 1:21.64 26 \r\n 1) Dunn, Joseph SR 2) Shangle, James SR \r\n 3) Gajdzisz, Ryan JR 4) Ivins, Jason JR \r\n 20.39 41.15 (20.76)\r\n 1:01.40 (20.25) 1:21.64 (20.24)\r\n 7 Wash U. MO 1:21.66 1:22.06 24 \r\n 1) Brown, Ross SO 2) Dalton, Reed SR \r\n 3) Lagieski, Michael JR 4) Morrell, Justin JR \r\n 20.76 41.17 (20.41)\r\n 1:01.68 (20.51) 1:22.06 (20.38)\r\n 8 Rowan University 1:21.51 1:22.24 22 \r\n 1) Novak, Jesse JR 2) Czar, Anthony JR \r\n 3) Marks, Nicholas JR 4) Feuerstein, Eric SO \r\n 20.19 41.09 (20.90)\r\n 1:01.78 (20.69) 1:22.24 (20.46)\r\n \r\n === Consolation Final === <\/b>\r\n \r\n 9 Chicago 1:22.49 1:21.33 18 \r\n 1) Meek, Thomas SR 2) Farrell, Alexander FR \r\n 3) Simoneau, Jonathan JR 4) Veldman, Matthew SR \r\n 20.43 40.79 (20.36)\r\n 1:01.31 (20.52) 1:21.33 (20.02)\r\n 10 Williams 1:22.52 1:21.81 14 \r\n 1) Hammond, John SR 2) McCarter, Alex SR \r\n 3) Maher, Curtis FR 4) Johnson, Grant JR \r\n 21.08 41.48 (20.40)\r\n 1:01.56 (20.08) 1:21.81 (20.25)\r\n 11 MIT 1:22.35 1:21.90 12 \r\n 1) Corcoran, Sean SR 2) Tomazin, Joshua SO \r\n 3) Erickson, Dane SO 4) Bogle, Jeremy SO \r\n 20.81 41.14 (20.33)\r\n 1:01.65 (20.51) 1:21.90 (20.25)\r\n 12 U W S P 1:22.44 1:22.02 10 \r\n 1) King, Andrew JR 2) McNair, Kyle SR \r\n 3) Englehardt, Jack SO 4) Donnellan, James FR \r\n 20.97 41.75 (20.78)\r\n 1:01.72 (19.97) 1:22.02 (20.30)\r\n 13 Pomona-Pitzer 1:22.19 1:22.18 8 \r\n 1) Hui, Adrian FR 2) Hallman, Mark SO \r\n 3) To, Samuel SO 4) Clayman, Phillip SR \r\n 20.72 40.98 (20.26)\r\n 1:01.72 (20.74) 1:22.18 (20.46)\r\n 14 Johns Hopkins 1:22.61 1:22.44 6 \r\n 1) Ashmead, Michael SO 2) Wohl, Michael FR \r\n 3) Johnson, Lukas SO 4) Bauchwitz, Jeremy JR \r\n 20.89 41.53 (20.64)\r\n 1:02.03 (20.50) 1:22.44 (20.41)\r\n 15 Albion 1:23.07 1:22.53 4 \r\n 1) Kozycki, Nathanial FR 2) Tostado, Sebastian JR \r\n 3) Bosko, Derek JR 4) Belmore, Parker SO \r\n 21.72 42.11 (20.39)\r\n 1:02.12 (20.01) 1:22.53 (20.41)\r\n -- Calvin 1:23.05 DQ \r\n Early take-off swimmer #2\r\n 1) Muma, Brandon SR 2) Holstege, Elijah JR \r\n 3) Schroder, Mitch SR 4) Britton, Jared FR \r\n 20.91 41.45 (20.54)\r\n 1:02.85 (21.40) DQ (19.99)<\/pre>\nMen - Team Rankings - Through Event 10 \r\n \r\n 1. Denison 161 2. Kenyon 151.5\r\n 3. Emory 145 4. Johns Hopkins 85\r\n 5. Wash U. MO 65 6. Williams 61\r\n 7. M I T 60 8. Claremont MS 57.5\r\n 9. Rowan 57 9. Tcnj 57\r\n 11. Chicago 42.5 12. Keene St. 32\r\n 13. Suny Geneseo 20 14. Washington & Lee 17\r\n 14. New York Univ 17 16. Whitworth 16\r\n 16. Suny Fredonia 16 18. Pomona-Pitzer 15\r\n 19. Stevens 14 19. DePauw 14\r\n 21. Buffalo St. 13 21. Merchant Marine Academy 13\r\n 23. Tufts 12 23. Calvin 12\r\n 25. St. Lawrence 11 26. Carnegie Mellon 10\r\n 26. U W-Stevens Point 10 28. Union 9\r\n 29. Wheaton IL 6 29. St. Olaf 6\r\n 31. Widener 5.5 32. Bowdoin 5\r\n 32. Connecticut 5 34. Lake Forest 4\r\n 34. Gettysburg 4 34. Albion 4\r\n 37. Case Western 3 38. Birmingham Southern 2<\/pre>\nWomen’s 200 free relay<\/strong><\/p>\n
Emory took down the NCAA D3 record in the women’s 200-yard free relay at the 2016 NCAA Division III Championships.<\/p>\n
The foursome of Fiona Muir<\/strong> (23.13), Marcela Sanchez-Aizcorbe<\/strong> (22.84), Megan Taylor<\/strong> (22.69) and Marissa Bergh<\/strong> (22.76) set the record with a 1:31.42. \u00a0That swim cleared the previous mark of 1:31.80 set by Emory back in 2010.<\/p>\n
Denison’s Carolyn Kane, Ashley Yearwood, Kate Wright and Mary Van Leuven<\/strong> also cleared the previous record with a second-place 1:31.79. \u00a0Kenyon’s Hannah Lobb, Abby Wilson, Katie Kaestner and Jenner McLeod<\/strong> finished third in 1:32.07.<\/p>\n
=== Championship Final === <\/b>\r\n \r\n 1 Emory 1:32.95 1:31.42* 40 \r\n 1) Muir, Fiona FR 2) Sanchez-Aizcorbe, Marcela JR \r\n 3) Taylor, Megan FR 4) Bergh, Marissa JR \r\n 23.13 45.97 (22.84)\r\n 1:08.66 (22.69) 1:31.42 (22.76)\r\n 2 Denison 1:33.11 1:31.79* 34 \r\n 1) Kane, Carolyn JR 2) Yearwood, Ashley SR \r\n 3) Wright, Kate SR 4) Van Leuven, Mary SR \r\n 23.11 45.91 (22.80)\r\n 1:09.09 (23.18) 1:31.79 (22.70)\r\n 3 Kenyon 1:32.91 1:32.07 32 \r\n 1) Lobb, Hannah SR 2) Wilson, Abby FR \r\n 3) Kaestner, Katie SR 4) McLeod, Jenner JR \r\n 23.14 46.06 (22.92)\r\n 1:09.35 (23.29) 1:32.07 (22.72)\r\n 4 NYU 1:34.67 1:33.78 30 \r\n 1) Kitze, Isabelle SO 2) Leung, Noelle FR \r\n 3) Stone, Sarah FR 4) Gibbs, Rebecca JR \r\n 23.50 46.68 (23.18)\r\n 1:10.28 (23.60) 1:33.78 (23.50)\r\n 5 Johns Hopkins 1:34.12 1:33.79 28 \r\n 1) Wisniewski, Anna SO 2) Jones, Kaitlin SO \r\n 3) Lamastra, Gwyneth SO 4) Cowan, Courtney SO \r\n 23.25 46.43 (23.18)\r\n 1:10.25 (23.82) 1:33.79 (23.54)\r\n 6 U W-Eau Claire 1:34.69 1:34.08 26 \r\n 1) Hable, Allie SR 2) Hostetler, Ellie SR \r\n 3) Short, Jessica FR 4) Senczyszyn, Samantha FR \r\n 23.67 47.63 (23.96)\r\n 1:11.36 (23.73) 1:34.08 (22.72)\r\n 7 Calvin 1:34.67 1:34.27 24 \r\n 1) Schroder, Megan SR 2) Mattson, Rachel SO \r\n 3) Wesselius, Adrienne JR 4) VanHarn, Abby SO \r\n 23.71 47.51 (23.80)\r\n 1:11.55 (24.04) 1:34.27 (22.72)\r\n 8 Wheaton IL 1:34.45 1:34.28 22 \r\n 1) Bagley, Erin JR 2) Coley, Sarah SR \r\n 3) Oldach, Sarah JR 4) Nitz, Kirsten SR \r\n 23.80 47.37 (23.57)\r\n 1:11.38 (24.01) 1:34.28 (22.90)\r\n \r\n === Consolation Final === <\/b>\r\n \r\n 9 Williams 1:34.94 1:34.29 18 \r\n 1) Hare, Maia FR 2) Jones, Lauren JR \r\n 3) Sultan, Faye SR 4) Nguyen, Breanna SR \r\n 23.92 47.28 (23.36)\r\n 1:10.97 (23.69) 1:34.29 (23.32)\r\n 10 Wash U. MO 1:34.84 1:34.90 14 \r\n 1) Anderson, Katie SR 2) Sapp, Lauren FR \r\n 3) McAfee, Kristalyn SR 4) Collins, Marilyn JR \r\n 24.18 47.74 (23.56)\r\n 1:11.62 (23.88) 1:34.90 (23.28)\r\n 11 MIT 1:35.22 1:35.10 12 \r\n 1) Wu, Amanda SO 2) Guo, Margaret SR \r\n 3) Chen, Jessica SO 4) Jedryka, Veronika JR \r\n 24.20 48.04 (23.84)\r\n 1:11.85 (23.81) 1:35.10 (23.25)\r\n 12 IWU 1:35.40 1:35.12 10 \r\n 1) Slaughter, Kirsten SR 2) Stanley, Meg JR \r\n 3) Hoecker, Baylee JR 4) Cheng, Lisa FR \r\n 23.40 47.80 (24.40)\r\n 1:11.53 (23.73) 1:35.12 (23.59)\r\n 13 Bowdoin 1:35.71 1:35.56 8 \r\n 1) Rawding, Mariah SO 2) Killian, Bridget SR \r\n 3) Garner, Lela SR 4) Reading, Mariah SR \r\n 23.95 47.65 (23.70)\r\n 1:11.83 (24.18) 1:35.56 (23.73)\r\n 14 St. Thomas 1:35.33 1:35.62 6 \r\n 1) Paulson, Emma JR 2) Howard, Alexandra FR \r\n 3) Smarjesse, Kathryn FR 4) Molitor, Tiana SO \r\n 23.11 47.41 (24.30)\r\n 1:11.40 (23.99) 1:35.62 (24.22)\r\n 15 Connecticut 1:35.64 1:35.69 4 \r\n 1) Haskell, Olivia FR 2) Cry, Shannon SO \r\n 3) Nixon, Charlotte SO 4) Pierce, Samantha SR \r\n 24.01 48.07 (24.06)\r\n 1:12.12 (24.05) 1:35.69 (23.57)\r\n 16 Stevens 1:35.86 1:35.75 2 \r\n 1) Jurczyk, Sarah SO 2) Rutledge, Jennifer SR \r\n 3) Jones, Courtney FR 4) Caruso, Danielle JR \r\n 24.23 47.84 (23.61)\r\n 1:11.89 (24.05) 1:35.75 (23.86)<\/pre>\nWomen - Team Rankings - Through Event 11 \r\n \r\n 1. Emory 167 2. Kenyon 151\r\n 3. Denison 113 4. Williams 82\r\n 5. U W-Eau Claire 72 6. New York Univ 59\r\n 7. Johns Hopkins 49 8. Amherst 44\r\n 8. Wheaton IL 44 10. M I T 37\r\n 11. Bates 36 12. Pomona-Pitzer 29\r\n 12. Calvin 29 14. Wash U. MO 28\r\n 15. St. Thomas 26 16. Illinois Wesleyan 19\r\n 17. Connecticut 18 18. Keene St. 15\r\n 18. DePauw 15 20. Mary Washington 14\r\n 20. Middlebury 14 22. Bowdoin 8\r\n 23. Chicago 4 24. Mount Holyoke 3\r\n 25. Washington & Lee 2 25. Gustavus 2\r\n 25. Kalamazoo 2 25. Stevens 2\r\n 29. Redlands 1<\/pre>\nMen’s 400 IM<\/strong><\/p>\n
Denison’s Jack Lindell<\/strong>, who previously set the 200 IM NCAA D3 record twice on day one, took the 400 IM title tonight in 3:47.63.<\/p>\n
Kenyon’s Ian Reardon<\/strong> (3:53.59), Arthur Conover<\/strong> (3:53.89) and Mark Newell<\/strong> (3:56.95) placed second, third and fifth to gain some huge points for Kenyon.<\/p>\n
=== Championship Final === <\/b>\r\n \r\n 1 Lindell, Jackso JR Denison 3:52.68 3:47.63 20 \r\n 24.33 52.45 (28.12)\r\n 1:21.20 (28.75) 1:49.52 (28.32)\r\n 2:22.01 (32.49) 2:54.86 (32.85)\r\n 3:21.89 (27.03) 3:47.63 (25.74)\r\n 2 Reardon, Ian JR Kenyon 3:55.97 3:53.59 17 \r\n 24.56 53.21 (28.65)\r\n 1:22.39 (29.18) 1:52.13 (29.74)\r\n 2:24.48 (32.35) 2:57.61 (33.13)\r\n 3:25.67 (28.06) 3:53.59 (27.92)\r\n 3 Conover, Arthur JR Kenyon 3:57.22 3:53.89 16 \r\n 25.58 54.28 (28.70)\r\n 1:24.21 (29.93) 1:53.76 (29.55)\r\n 2:27.67 (33.91) 3:01.15 (33.48)\r\n 3:28.01 (26.86) 3:53.89 (25.88)\r\n 4 Palmer, Austin SO NYU 3:57.75 3:55.63 15 \r\n 25.04 53.63 (28.59)\r\n 1:23.47 (29.84) 1:53.28 (29.81)\r\n 2:28.80 (35.52) 3:04.03 (35.23)\r\n 3:30.43 (26.40) 3:55.63 (25.20)\r\n 5 Newell, Mark SR Kenyon 3:56.70 3:56.95 14 \r\n 24.64 52.86 (28.22)\r\n 1:23.53 (30.67) 1:53.81 (30.28)\r\n 2:26.78 (32.97) 3:00.31 (33.53)\r\n 3:29.33 (29.02) 3:56.95 (27.62)\r\n 6 Pite, Alan SO Connecticut 3:59.15 3:57.05 13 \r\n 25.45 54.04 (28.59)\r\n 1:24.74 (30.70) 1:55.07 (30.33)\r\n 2:28.65 (33.58) 3:02.46 (33.81)\r\n 3:30.25 (27.79) 3:57.05 (26.80)\r\n 7 Anderson, Jeff SR Amherst 3:56.21 3:59.02 12 \r\n 25.08 53.36 (28.28)\r\n 1:24.33 (30.97) 1:54.67 (30.34)\r\n 2:29.91 (35.24) 3:05.22 (35.31)\r\n 3:32.87 (27.65) 3:59.02 (26.15)\r\n 8 McKenzie, Brand FR MIT 3:58.66 3:59.16 11 \r\n 25.37 54.74 (29.37)\r\n 1:25.30 (30.56) 1:55.28 (29.98)\r\n 2:28.27 (32.99) 3:02.91 (34.64)\r\n 3:31.59 (28.68) 3:59.16 (27.57)\r\n \r\n === Consolation Final === <\/b>\r\n \r\n 9 Leenhouts, Matt SO Kenyon 4:02.91 3:58.75 9 \r\n 25.02 54.22 (29.20)\r\n 1:24.91 (30.69) 1:55.34 (30.43)\r\n 2:29.25 (33.91) 3:03.68 (34.43)\r\n 3:31.48 (27.80) 3:58.75 (27.27)\r\n 10 McCoy, Brooks FR Kenyon 3:59.63 3:58.98 7 \r\n 25.59 55.22 (29.63)\r\n 1:26.55 (31.33) 1:56.85 (30.30)\r\n 2:30.69 (33.84) 3:05.33 (34.64)\r\n 3:33.32 (27.99) 3:58.98 (25.66)\r\n 11 Williams, Rober FR Denison 4:00.51 3:59.35 6 \r\n 25.25 53.80 (28.55)\r\n 1:25.17 (31.37) 1:56.07 (30.90)\r\n 2:30.73 (34.66) 3:05.44 (34.71)\r\n 3:33.14 (27.70) 3:59.35 (26.21)\r\n 12 Hensen, Reid FR NYU 3:59.62 3:59.37 5 \r\n 25.19 54.71 (29.52)\r\n 1:26.14 (31.43) 1:56.92 (30.78)\r\n 2:30.02 (33.10) 3:03.93 (33.91)\r\n 3:33.07 (29.14) 3:59.37 (26.30)\r\n 13 Walton, Wes SR Whitworth 4:00.11 4:00.49 4 \r\n 25.07 55.04 (29.97)\r\n 1:25.09 (30.05) 1:54.50 (29.41)\r\n 2:29.09 (34.59) 3:04.15 (35.06)\r\n 3:32.99 (28.84) 4:00.49 (27.50)\r\n 14 Lichtefeld, Cha SO Emory 3:59.66 4:01.32 3 \r\n 24.33 53.84 (29.51)\r\n 1:25.54 (31.70) 1:56.60 (31.06)\r\n 2:29.82 (33.22) 3:04.71 (34.89)\r\n 3:33.79 (29.08) 4:01.32 (27.53)\r\n 15 Theisse, Andrew SR Trinity U. 4:03.93 4:05.66 2 \r\n 25.55 55.20 (29.65)\r\n 1:26.05 (30.85) 1:56.56 (30.51)\r\n 2:32.37 (35.81) 3:08.92 (36.55)\r\n 3:37.47 (28.55) 4:05.66 (28.19)\r\n 16 Gravley, Bill SR Johns Hopkins 4:03.96 4:07.05 1 \r\n 26.55 56.16 (29.61)\r\n 1:27.72 (31.56) 1:58.63 (30.91)\r\n 2:34.59 (35.96) 3:10.59 (36.00)\r\n 3:39.08 (28.49) 4:07.05 (27.97)<\/pre>\nMen - Team Rankings - Through Event 12 \r\n \r\n 1. Kenyon 214.5 2. Denison 187\r\n 3. Emory 148 4. Johns Hopkins 86\r\n 5. M I T 71 6. Wash U. MO 65\r\n 7. Williams 61 8. Claremont MS 57.5\r\n 9. Rowan 57 9. Tcnj 57\r\n 11. Chicago 42.5 12. New York Univ 37\r\n 13. Keene St. 32 14. Whitworth 20\r\n 14. Suny Geneseo 20 16. Connecticut 18\r\n 17. Washington & Lee 17 18. Suny Fredonia 16\r\n 19. Pomona-Pitzer 15 20. DePauw 14\r\n 20. Stevens 14 22. Merchant Marine Academy 13\r\n 22. Buffalo St. 13 24. Tufts 12\r\n 24. Amherst 12 24. Calvin 12\r\n 27. St. Lawrence 11 28. Carnegie Mellon 10\r\n 28. U W-Stevens Point 10 30. Union 9\r\n 31. St. Olaf 6 31. Wheaton IL 6\r\n 33. Widener 5.5 34. Bowdoin 5\r\n 35. Gettysburg 4 35. Lake Forest 4\r\n 35. Albion 4 38. Case Western 3\r\n 39. Birmingham Southern 2 39. Trinity U. 2<\/pre>\nWomen’s 400 IM<\/strong><\/p>\n
Williams’ Megan Price<\/strong> grabbed the women’s 400 IM title in a time of 4:20.77. \u00a0That’s well off the NCAA D3 record of 4:13.14 set by fellow Williams swimmer Caroline Wilson<\/strong> back in 2012.<\/p>\n
Kenyon’s Marysol Arce<\/strong> took second in 4:21.96 with Mount Holyoke’s Cathleen Pruden<\/strong> racing her way to third overall in 4:22.21.<\/p>\n
=== Championship Final === <\/b>\r\n \r\n 1 Pierce, Megan JR Williams 4:20.93 4:20.77 20 \r\n 27.28 58.19 (30.91)\r\n 1:31.24 (33.05) 2:04.15 (32.91)\r\n 2:41.77 (37.62) 3:20.33 (38.56)\r\n 3:50.21 (29.88) 4:20.77 (30.56)\r\n 2 Arce, Marysol FR Kenyon 4:21.99 4:21.96 17 \r\n 27.74 59.36 (31.62)\r\n 1:33.38 (34.02) 2:06.30 (32.92)\r\n 2:44.72 (38.42) 3:24.23 (39.51)\r\n 3:54.24 (30.01) 4:21.96 (27.72)\r\n 3 Pruden, Cathlee SR Mount Holyoke 4:25.24 4:22.21 16 \r\n 28.36 1:01.41 (33.05)\r\n 1:33.64 (32.23) 2:07.21 (33.57)\r\n 2:44.58 (37.37) 3:22.44 (37.86)\r\n 3:53.06 (30.62) 4:22.21 (29.15)\r\n 4 Williamson, Mar SR Kenyon 4:22.20 4:22.56 15 \r\n 28.11 59.38 (31.27)\r\n 1:32.83 (33.45) 2:05.45 (32.62)\r\n 2:45.30 (39.85) 3:25.13 (39.83)\r\n 3:54.56 (29.43) 4:22.56 (28.00)\r\n 5 Bennett, Kather SR Williams 4:24.05 4:22.66 14 \r\n 27.89 59.51 (31.62)\r\n 1:32.50 (32.99) 2:03.94 (31.44)\r\n 2:42.46 (38.52) 3:21.67 (39.21)\r\n 3:53.41 (31.74) 4:22.66 (29.25)\r\n 6 Ong, Ming-fen SO Emory 4:26.45 4:25.47 13 \r\n 27.88 59.59 (31.71)\r\n 1:34.02 (34.43) 2:08.57 (34.55)\r\n 2:46.05 (37.48) 3:25.00 (38.95)\r\n 3:55.70 (30.70) 4:25.47 (29.77)\r\n 7 Kwong, Bridgitt FR Amherst 4:26.16 4:27.00 12 \r\n 29.22 1:02.56 (33.34)\r\n 1:34.41 (31.85) 2:06.08 (31.67)\r\n 2:45.31 (39.23) 3:25.44 (40.13)\r\n 3:56.91 (31.47) 4:27.00 (30.09)\r\n 8 Daher, Sara JR Bates 4:22.32 4:28.36 11 \r\n 28.44 1:00.52 (32.08)\r\n 1:34.92 (34.40) 2:08.19 (33.27)\r\n 2:46.91 (38.72) 3:26.30 (39.39)\r\n 3:58.03 (31.73) 4:28.36 (30.33)\r\n \r\n === Consolation Final === <\/b>\r\n \r\n 9 Garza, Halli SO Denison 4:27.37 4:24.85 9 \r\n 27.69 59.03 (31.34)\r\n 1:34.10 (35.07) 2:07.36 (33.26)\r\n 2:45.31 (37.95) 3:23.97 (38.66)\r\n 3:54.89 (30.92) 4:24.85 (29.96)\r\n 10 Bilko, Megan SR Grove City 4:26.51 4:25.12 7 \r\n 28.35 1:00.63 (32.28)\r\n 1:35.87 (35.24) 2:09.00 (33.13)\r\n 2:48.33 (39.33) 3:28.06 (39.73)\r\n 3:57.47 (29.41) 4:25.12 (27.65)\r\n 11 Wall, Megan JR Chicago 4:27.85 4:26.43 6 \r\n 28.55 1:00.99 (32.44)\r\n 1:35.46 (34.47) 2:10.00 (34.54)\r\n 2:48.13 (38.13) 3:26.82 (38.69)\r\n 3:57.39 (30.57) 4:26.43 (29.04)\r\n 12 Deysher, Katie SR Wheaton IL 4:27.17 4:27.61 5 \r\n 28.53 1:00.83 (32.30)\r\n 1:35.64 (34.81) 2:09.95 (34.31)\r\n 2:47.78 (37.83) 3:25.81 (38.03)\r\n 3:56.90 (31.09) 4:27.61 (30.71)\r\n 13 Hu, Ciara SR Chicago 4:28.96 4:27.71 4 \r\n 28.35 1:00.09 (31.74)\r\n 1:34.84 (34.75) 2:09.24 (34.40)\r\n 2:47.87 (38.63) 3:26.96 (39.09)\r\n 3:57.77 (30.81) 4:27.71 (29.94)\r\n 14 Roberson, Kayla SO Wheaton IL 4:30.11 4:30.32 3 \r\n 28.02 1:00.18 (32.16)\r\n 1:36.22 (36.04) 2:11.55 (35.33)\r\n 2:49.98 (38.43) 3:27.89 (37.91)\r\n 3:59.41 (31.52) 4:30.32 (30.91)\r\n 15 Logan, Hope SO Bates 4:29.58 4:32.59 2 \r\n 28.54 1:01.71 (33.17)\r\n 1:36.86 (35.15) 2:12.22 (35.36)\r\n 2:50.50 (38.28) 3:29.81 (39.31)\r\n 4:01.55 (31.74) 4:32.59 (31.04)\r\n 16 Jaques, Ellie JR Redlands 4:29.61 4:33.23 1 \r\n 28.48 1:00.40 (31.92)\r\n 1:35.84 (35.44) 2:11.03 (35.19)\r\n 2:50.55 (39.52) 3:30.24 (39.69)\r\n 4:02.46 (32.22) 4:33.23 (30.77)<\/pre>\nWomen - Team Rankings - Through Event 13 \r\n \r\n 1. Kenyon 183 2. Emory 180\r\n 3. Denison 122 4. Williams 116\r\n 5. U W-Eau Claire 72 6. New York Univ 59\r\n 7. Amherst 56 8. Wheaton IL 52\r\n 9. Johns Hopkins 49 9. Bates 49\r\n 11. M I T 37 12. Pomona-Pitzer 29\r\n 12. Calvin 29 14. Wash U. MO 28\r\n 15. St. Thomas 26 16. Mount Holyoke 19\r\n 16. Illinois Wesleyan 19 18. Connecticut 18\r\n 19. Keene St. 15 19. DePauw 15\r\n 21. Mary Washington 14 21. Chicago 14\r\n 21. Middlebury 14 24. Bowdoin 8\r\n 25. Grove City 7 26. Redlands 2\r\n 26. Gustavus 2 26. Kalamazoo 2\r\n 26. Washington & Lee 2 26. Stevens 2<\/pre>\nMen’s 100 fly<\/strong><\/p>\n
Washington U’s Reed Dalton<\/strong> chased down the 100 fly title in 47.22. \u00a0That’s a bit off his own NCAA D3 record of 46.97 from last year.<\/p>\n
Williams’ Ben Lin<\/strong> picked up second overall in 47.72 with Denison’s Andrew Rich<\/strong> placing third in 47.85.<\/p>\n
=== Championship Final === <\/b>\r\n \r\n 1 Dalton, Reed SR Wash U. MO 47.30 47.22 20 \r\n 21.73 47.22 (25.49)\r\n 2 Lin, Benjamin JR Williams 48.39 47.72 17 \r\n 22.31 47.72 (25.41)\r\n 3 Rich, Andrew SR Denison 48.05 47.85 16 \r\n 22.34 47.85 (25.51)\r\n 4 Lehmann, Blake SR DePauw 48.63 48.13 15 \r\n 22.44 48.13 (25.69)\r\n 5 Lanz, Mike SR St. Thomas 48.67 48.28 14 \r\n 22.54 48.28 (25.74)\r\n 6 Martin, Orion SR Rose-Hulman 48.72 48.51 13 \r\n 22.27 48.51 (26.24)\r\n 7 Josephson, Chri SR Kenyon 48.59 48.61 12 \r\n 22.87 48.61 (25.74)\r\n 8 Tarkenton, Dall JR Mary Washington 48.55 49.09 11 \r\n 22.91 49.09 (26.18)\r\n \r\n === Consolation Final === <\/b>\r\n \r\n 9 Winget, Michael SR Tufts 48.75 48.82 9 \r\n 22.63 48.82 (26.19)\r\n 10 Bowen, Kingsley FR Tufts 48.88 48.86 7 \r\n 22.82 48.86 (26.04)\r\n 11 Tilneac, George SO Connecticut 48.85 49.04 6 \r\n 23.00 49.04 (26.04)\r\n 12 Wilson, Mark SO Johns Hopkins 48.93 49.13 5 \r\n 22.85 49.13 (26.28)\r\n 13 Funk, Ryan SR Kenyon 49.13 49.25 4 \r\n 22.85 49.25 (26.40)\r\n 14 Kostolansky, Ti SO Williams 49.12 49.45 3 \r\n 22.85 49.45 (26.60)\r\n 15 Williams, Matth JR CMS 49.02 49.53 2 \r\n 23.08 49.53 (26.45)\r\n -- Martinez, Camer SR Sarah Lawrence 49.00 DQ \r\n Head did not break the surface by 15 meters\r\n 22.68 DQ (26.52)<\/pre>\nMen - Team Rankings - Through Event 14 \r\n \r\n 1. Kenyon 230.5 2. Denison 203\r\n 3. Emory 148 4. Johns Hopkins 91\r\n 5. Wash U. MO 85 6. Williams 81\r\n 7. Mit 71 8. Claremont MS 59.5\r\n 9. Tcnj 57 9. Rowan 57\r\n 11. Chicago 42.5 12. New York Univ 37\r\n 13. Keene St. 32 14. DePauw 29\r\n 15. Tufts 28 16. Connecticut 24\r\n 17. Whitworth 20 17. Suny Geneseo 20\r\n 19. Washington & Lee 17 20. Suny Fredonia 16\r\n 21. Pomona-Pitzer 15 22. Stevens 14\r\n 22. St. Thomas 14 24. Buffalo St. 13\r\n 24. Merchant Marine Academy 13 24. Rose-Hulman 13\r\n 27. Calvin 12 27. Amherst 12\r\n 29. St. Lawrence 11 29. Mary Washington 11\r\n 31. Carnegie Mellon 10 31. U W-Stevens Point 10\r\n 33. Union 9 34. St. Olaf 6\r\n 34. Wheaton IL 6 36. Widener 5.5\r\n 37. Bowdoin 5 38. Gettysburg 4\r\n 38. Lake Forest 4 38. Albion 4\r\n 41. Case Western 3 42. Trinity U. 2\r\n 42. Birmingham Southern 2<\/pre>\nWomen’s 100 fly<\/strong><\/p>\n
Wheaton’s Kirsten Nitz<\/strong> raced her way to victory in a time of 53.56. \u00a0That swim was a second off her NCAA D3 record of 52.64 from 2014.<\/p>\n
Johns Hopkins’ Anne Wisniewski<\/strong> placed second overall in 54.77 with Colorado College’s Olivia Dilorati<\/strong> claiming third in 54.83.<\/p>\n
=== Championship Final === <\/b>\r\n \r\n 1 Nitz, Kirsten SR Wheaton IL 54.01 53.56 20 \r\n 25.00 53.56 (28.56)\r\n 2 Wisniewski, Ann SO Johns Hopkins 55.15 54.77 17 \r\n 24.95 54.77 (29.82)\r\n 3 Dilorati, Olivi SR Colorado College 55.30 54.83 16 \r\n 25.77 54.83 (29.06)\r\n 4 Stadermann, Ama SR Wash U. MO 55.74 54.95 15 \r\n 26.30 54.95 (28.65)\r\n 5 Conklin, Sarah SR Amherst 55.36 55.25 14 \r\n 25.53 55.25 (29.72)\r\n 6 Kane, Carolyn JR Denison 55.45 55.58 13 \r\n 25.98 55.58 (29.60)\r\n 7 Sanchez-Aizcorb JR Emory 55.32 55.59 12 \r\n 25.63 55.59 (29.96)\r\n -- Waddell, Emma SO Williams 54.06 DQ \r\n 25.20 DQ (28.38)\r\n \r\n === Consolation Final === <\/b>\r\n \r\n 9 Downs, Madeline SO Williams 55.75 55.31 9 \r\n 26.08 55.31 (29.23)\r\n 10 Prelgovisk, Lin SR Bates 55.97 55.65 7 \r\n 26.18 55.65 (29.47)\r\n 11 Jurczyk, Sarah SO Stevens 56.01 55.68 6 \r\n 25.93 55.68 (29.75)\r\n 12 Chan, Shirley JR Johns Hopkins 55.90 55.73 5 \r\n 26.30 55.73 (29.43)\r\n 13 Hare, Maia FR Williams 55.87 55.78 4 \r\n 26.11 55.78 (29.67)\r\n 14 Campbell, Megan SO Emory 56.06 55.92 3 \r\n 26.12 55.92 (29.80)\r\n 15 Baker, Clara FR Ursinus 55.95 55.96 2 \r\n 25.92 55.96 (30.04)\r\n 16 Muir, Fiona FR Emory 56.04 56.01 1 \r\n 26.19 56.01 (29.82)<\/pre>\nWomen - Team Rankings - Through Event 15 \r\n \r\n 1. Emory 196 2. Kenyon 183\r\n 3. Denison 135 4. Williams 129\r\n 5. U W-Eau Claire 72 5. Wheaton IL 72\r\n 7. Johns Hopkins 71 8. Amherst 70\r\n 9. New York Univ 59 10. Bates 56\r\n 11. Wash U. MO 43 12. Mit 37\r\n 13. Pomona-Pitzer 29 13. Calvin 29\r\n 15. St. Thomas 26 16. Mount Holyoke 19\r\n 16. Illinois Wesleyan 19 18. Connecticut 18\r\n 19. Colorado College 16 20. DePauw 15\r\n 20. Keene St. 15 22. Middlebury 14\r\n 22. Chicago 14 22. Mary Washington 14\r\n 25. Bowdoin 8 25. Stevens 8\r\n 27. Grove City 7 28. Washington & Lee 2\r\n 28. Ursinus 2 28. Kalamazoo 2\r\n 28. Redlands 2 28. Gustavus 2<\/pre>\nMen’s 200 free<\/strong><\/p>\n
Washington & Lee’s Thomas Thetford<\/strong> just missed an ancient NCAA D3 record with a 1:36.87. \u00a0The 1:36.63 set by Kenyon’s Dennis Mulvihill<\/strong> way back in 1988 remained in the books.<\/p>\n
Johns Hopkins’ Evan Holder<\/strong> raced to second in 1:37.71 with Emory’s Christian Baker<\/strong> (1:38.33) and Thomas Gordon<\/strong> (1:38.37) taking third and fourth.<\/p>\n
=== Championship Final === <\/b>\r\n \r\n 1 Thetford, Thoma SO W&L 1:37.96 1:36.87 20 \r\n 22.90 47.55 (24.65)\r\n 1:12.31 (24.76) 1:36.87 (24.56)\r\n 2 Holder, Evan JR Johns Hopkins 1:37.32 1:37.71 17 \r\n 22.75 47.59 (24.84)\r\n 1:12.62 (25.03) 1:37.71 (25.09)\r\n 3 Baker, Christia JR Emory 1:39.03 1:38.33 16 \r\n 23.06 48.00 (24.94)\r\n 1:13.44 (25.44) 1:38.33 (24.89)\r\n 4 Gordon, Thomas FR Emory 1:38.65 1:38.37 15 \r\n 23.19 48.30 (25.11)\r\n 1:13.59 (25.29) 1:38.37 (24.78)\r\n 5 Brunk, Joe SR Denison 1:38.46 1:38.43 14 \r\n 23.07 48.05 (24.98)\r\n 1:13.27 (25.22) 1:38.43 (25.16)\r\n 6 Hallman, Mark SO Pomona-Pitzer 1:38.55 1:38.59 13 \r\n 22.85 47.98 (25.13)\r\n 1:13.61 (25.63) 1:38.59 (24.98)\r\n 7 Wohl, Michael FR Johns Hopkins 1:38.55 1:39.02 12 \r\n 23.22 48.29 (25.07)\r\n 1:13.69 (25.40) 1:39.02 (25.33)\r\n 8 Boraski, Ryan JR Keene St. 1:38.63 1:39.36 11 \r\n 22.48 47.60 (25.12)\r\n 1:13.50 (25.90) 1:39.36 (25.86)\r\n \r\n === Consolation Final === <\/b>\r\n \r\n 9 Fleming, Ryan SR Denison 1:39.27 1:38.59 8 \r\n 23.01 48.13 (25.12)\r\n 1:13.49 (25.36) 1:38.59 (25.10)\r\n 9 Bauer, Andrew JR WPI 1:39.18 1:38.59 8 \r\n 22.91 48.09 (25.18)\r\n 1:13.24 (25.15) 1:38.59 (25.35)\r\n 11 Vitabile, Scott JR TCNJ 1:39.46 1:38.84 6 \r\n 23.12 48.74 (25.62)\r\n 1:14.04 (25.30) 1:38.84 (24.80)\r\n 12 Gajdzisz, Ryan JR TCNJ 1:39.64 1:39.14 5 \r\n 23.04 48.11 (25.07)\r\n 1:13.80 (25.69) 1:39.14 (25.34)\r\n 13 Hogg, Cole SR Keene St. 1:39.04 1:39.56 4 \r\n 22.52 47.18 (24.66)\r\n 1:12.88 (25.70) 1:39.56 (26.68)\r\n 14 Stevenson, Brad FR Denison 1:39.45 1:39.82 3 \r\n 23.66 49.30 (25.64)\r\n 1:14.59 (25.29) 1:39.82 (25.23)\r\n 15 Duronio, Joey SR Kenyon 1:39.45 1:40.02 2 \r\n 22.84 48.09 (25.25)\r\n 1:13.74 (25.65) 1:40.02 (26.28)\r\n 16 Mergler, Connor SO Buffalo St. 1:39.55 1:40.90 1 \r\n 23.24 48.33 (25.09)\r\n 1:14.43 (26.10) 1:40.90 (26.47)<\/pre>\nMen - Team Rankings - Through Event 16 \r\n \r\n 1. Kenyon 232.5 2. Denison 228\r\n 3. Emory 179 4. Johns Hopkins 120\r\n 5. Wash U. MO 85 6. Williams 81\r\n 7. Mit 71 8. Tcnj 68\r\n 9. Claremont MS 59.5 10. Rowan 57\r\n 11. Keene St. 47 12. Chicago 42.5\r\n 13. New York Univ 37 13. Washington & Lee 37\r\n 15. DePauw 29 16. Tufts 28\r\n 16. Pomona-Pitzer 28 18. Connecticut 24\r\n 19. Whitworth 20 19. Suny Geneseo 20\r\n 21. Suny Fredonia 16 22. Buffalo St. 14\r\n 22. Stevens 14 22. St. Thomas 14\r\n 25. Merchant Marine Academy 13 25. Rose-Hulman 13\r\n 27. Calvin 12 27. Amherst 12\r\n 29. St. Lawrence 11 29. Mary Washington 11\r\n 31. Carnegie Mellon 10 31. U W-Stevens Point 10\r\n 33. Union 9 34. Worcester Poly 8\r\n 35. St. Olaf 6 35. Wheaton IL 6\r\n 37. Widener 5.5 38. Bowdoin 5\r\n 39. Gettysburg 4 39. Albion 4\r\n 39. Lake Forest 4 42. Case Western 3\r\n 43. Birmingham Southern 2 43. Trinity U. 2<\/pre>\nWomen’s 200 free<\/strong><\/p>\n
Emory’s Julia Wawer<\/strong> hit the wall in 1:48.88 to win the 200 free crown tonight. \u00a0Kendra Stern’s<\/strong> 1:44.82 from 2011 remained the NCAA D3 record.<\/p>\n
Williams’ Lauren Jones<\/strong> (1:49.74) and Kenyon’s Abby Wilson<\/strong> (1:49.92) closed out the top three.<\/p>\n
=== Championship Final === <\/b>\r\n \r\n 1 Wawer, Julia SO Emory 1:49.64 1:48.88 20 \r\n 25.40 52.93 (27.53)\r\n 1:21.27 (28.34) 1:48.88 (27.61)\r\n 2 Jones, Lauren JR Williams 1:49.91 1:49.74 17 \r\n 25.88 54.16 (28.28)\r\n 1:21.71 (27.55) 1:49.74 (28.03)\r\n 3 Wilson, Abby FR Kenyon 1:49.50 1:49.92 16 \r\n 25.58 53.22 (27.64)\r\n 1:21.37 (28.15) 1:49.92 (28.55)\r\n 4 Pierce, Samanth SR Connecticut 1:50.17 1:50.03 15 \r\n 26.15 54.03 (27.88)\r\n 1:22.00 (27.97) 1:50.03 (28.03)\r\n 5 Orbach-Mandel, FR Kenyon 1:50.10 1:50.07 14 \r\n 25.97 53.84 (27.87)\r\n 1:22.15 (28.31) 1:50.07 (27.92)\r\n 6 Cheng, Cindy SO Emory 1:49.27 1:50.26 13 \r\n 25.34 52.91 (27.57)\r\n 1:21.29 (28.38) 1:50.26 (28.97)\r\n 7 Costley, Campbe JR Denison 1:50.68 1:50.57 12 \r\n 25.97 53.74 (27.77)\r\n 1:22.18 (28.44) 1:50.57 (28.39)\r\n \r\n === Consolation Final === <\/b>\r\n \r\n 9 Wall, Alison JR Chicago 1:50.70 1:49.71 9 \r\n 26.00 54.24 (28.24)\r\n 1:22.32 (28.08) 1:49.71 (27.39)\r\n 10 Cowan, Courtney SO Johns Hopkins 1:51.55 1:50.05 7 \r\n 26.18 53.96 (27.78)\r\n 1:22.39 (28.43) 1:50.05 (27.66)\r\n 11 VanHarn, Abby SO Calvin 1:51.85 1:51.31 6 \r\n 25.86 54.27 (28.41)\r\n 1:22.91 (28.64) 1:51.31 (28.40)\r\n 12 Ambrosen, Delan FR Kenyon 1:51.53 1:51.33 5 \r\n 26.28 54.43 (28.15)\r\n 1:23.06 (28.63) 1:51.33 (28.27)\r\n 13 McAfee, Kristal SR Wash U. MO 1:51.56 1:51.37 4 \r\n 26.10 54.45 (28.35)\r\n 1:23.07 (28.62) 1:51.37 (28.30)\r\n 14 Elizeus, Alexan JR Denison 1:51.19 1:52.11 3 \r\n 26.48 55.13 (28.65)\r\n 1:23.55 (28.42) 1:52.11 (28.56)\r\n 15 Abdel Khalik, E FR Kenyon 1:51.80 1:52.22 2 \r\n 26.44 54.88 (28.44)\r\n 1:23.83 (28.95) 1:52.22 (28.39)\r\n 16 Bergh, Marissa JR Emory 1:50.81 1:56.62 1 \r\n 26.30 55.49 (29.19)\r\n 1:25.80 (30.31) 1:56.62 (30.82)<\/pre>\nWomen - Team Rankings - Through Event 17 \r\n \r\n 1. Emory 230 2. Kenyon 220\r\n 3. Denison 150 4. Williams 146\r\n 5. Johns Hopkins 78 6. Wheaton IL 72\r\n 6. U W-Eau Claire 72 8. Amherst 70\r\n 9. New York Univ 59 10. Bates 56\r\n 11. Wash U. MO 47 12. Mit 37\r\n 13. Calvin 35 14. Connecticut 33\r\n 15. Pomona-Pitzer 29 16. St. Thomas 26\r\n 17. Chicago 23 18. Illinois Wesleyan 19\r\n 18. Mount Holyoke 19 20. Colorado College 16\r\n 21. Keene St. 15 21. DePauw 15\r\n 23. Middlebury 14 23. Mary Washington 14\r\n 25. Bowdoin 8 25. Stevens 8\r\n 27. Grove City 7 28. Ursinus 2\r\n 28. Gustavus 2 28. Washington & Lee 2\r\n 28. Redlands 2 28. Kalamazoo 2<\/pre>\nWomen’s one-meter diving<\/strong><\/p>\n
Kenyon’s Maria Zarka<\/strong> won the diving event with a tally of 484.50 points.<\/p>\n
SUNY Fredonia’s Meghan Bartlett<\/strong> took second with 444.75 points, while Hope’s Sarah Sheridan<\/strong> claimed third with 442.55 points.<\/p>\n
Men’s 400 medley relay<\/strong><\/p>\n
The Kenyon men closed out their night with a win as Oscar Anderson, Trevor Manz, Christian Josephson and Joey Duronio<\/strong> finished with a 3:15.20 to win. \u00a0That’s well off Williams’ NCAA D3 record of 3:13.39 from last year.<\/p>\n
Washington U had won the event with a 3:15.03 but drew a disqualification.<\/p>\n
Williams’ Ben Lin, Jake Tamposi, Tim Kostolansky and Curtis Maher<\/strong> finished second in 3:15.53 with Johns Hopkins’ Emile Kuyl, Evan Holder, Mark Wilson and Michael Ashmead<\/strong> taking third in 3:16.02.<\/p>\n
=== Championship Final === <\/b>\r\n \r\n 1 Kenyon 3:17.25 3:15.20 40 \r\n 1) Anderson, Oscar JR 2) Manz, Trevor JR \r\n 3) Josephson, Christian SR 4) Duronio, Joey SR \r\n 23.69 49.15 (49.15)\r\n 1:13.88 (24.73) 1:43.15 (54.00)\r\n 2:05.00 (21.85) 2:31.19 (48.04)\r\n 2:51.94 (20.75) 3:15.20 (44.01)\r\n 2 Williams 3:16.44 3:15.53 34 \r\n 1) Lin, Benjamin JR 2) Tamposi, Jake SR \r\n 3) Kostolansky, Timothy SO 4) Maher, Curtis FR \r\n 22.23 47.63 (47.63)\r\n 1:12.43 (24.80) 1:42.29 (54.66)\r\n 2:04.18 (21.89) 2:30.76 (48.47)\r\n 2:51.95 (21.19) 3:15.53 (44.77)\r\n 3 Johns Hopkins 3:16.44 3:16.02 32 \r\n 1) Kuyl, Emile FR 2) Holder, Evan JR \r\n 3) Wilson, Mark SO 4) Ashmead, Michael SO \r\n 23.53 49.24 (49.24)\r\n 1:14.16 (24.92) 1:43.10 (53.86)\r\n 2:05.03 (21.93) 2:31.13 (48.03)\r\n 2:51.96 (20.83) 3:16.02 (44.89)\r\n 4 Denison 3:17.22 3:16.48 30 \r\n 1) Lindell, Jackson JR 2) Howley, Brendan SO \r\n 3) Fleming, Ryan SR 4) Rich, Andrew SR \r\n 23.90 49.32 (49.32)\r\n 1:14.95 (25.63) 1:44.79 (55.47)\r\n 2:06.31 (21.52) 2:32.24 (47.45)\r\n 2:53.29 (21.05) 3:16.48 (44.24)\r\n 5 MIT 3:18.93 3:16.69 28 \r\n 1) Mattix, Bo SR 2) Chiu, Justin SO \r\n 3) Corcoran, Sean SR 4) Bogle, Jeremy SO \r\n 23.30 48.78 (48.78)\r\n 1:14.36 (25.58) 1:43.82 (55.04)\r\n 2:05.98 (22.16) 2:32.15 (48.33)\r\n 2:53.30 (21.15) 3:16.69 (44.54)\r\n 6 Emory 3:18.65 3:17.45 26 \r\n 1) Cooper, Mitchell JR 2) Tollen, Cooper SO \r\n 3) Baker, Christian JR 4) Hardwick, Alex SO \r\n 24.34 50.33 (50.33)\r\n 1:15.33 (25.00) 1:44.94 (54.61)\r\n 2:06.99 (22.05) 2:33.41 (48.47)\r\n 2:53.99 (20.58) 3:17.45 (44.04)\r\n 7 NYU 3:18.74 3:18.62 24 \r\n 1) Betts, Adam SO 2) Kou, Timothy SO \r\n 3) Tay, Daniel JR 4) Moody, Chad SO \r\n 24.08 49.84 (49.84)\r\n 1:15.79 (25.95) 1:45.19 (55.35)\r\n 2:07.25 (22.06) 2:33.96 (48.77)\r\n 2:55.23 (21.27) 3:18.62 (44.66)\r\n -- Wash U. MO 3:16.49 DQ \r\n 1) Van Cleave, Kevin FR 2) Lagieski, Michael JR \r\n 3) Dalton, Reed SR 4) Brown, Ross SO \r\n 24.55 50.50 (50.50)\r\n 1:15.39 (24.89) 1:43.70 (53.20)\r\n 2:05.10 (21.40) 2:30.73 (47.03)\r\n 2:51.61 (20.88) DQ (44.30)\r\n \r\n === Consolation Final === <\/b>\r\n \r\n 9 TCNJ 3:19.14 3:17.40 18 \r\n 1) Colucci, Dante SR 2) Shangle, James SR \r\n 3) Dunn, Joseph SR 4) Vitabile, Scott JR \r\n 23.82 49.56 (49.56)\r\n 1:14.57 (25.01) 1:43.81 (54.25)\r\n 2:06.14 (22.33) 2:32.88 (49.07)\r\n 2:54.04 (21.16) 3:17.40 (44.52)\r\n 10 Calvin 3:19.52 3:18.29 14 \r\n 1) Fish, Skyler SO 2) Cochran, Johnson SR \r\n 3) Stoughton, Brett JR 4) Britton, Jared FR \r\n 24.35 50.44 (50.44)\r\n 1:15.43 (24.99) 1:45.04 (54.60)\r\n 2:07.35 (22.31) 2:33.69 (48.65)\r\n 2:54.44 (20.75) 3:18.29 (44.60)\r\n 11 Stevens 3:19.97 3:18.63 12 \r\n 1) Sun, Ravi SR 2) Lefeber, Joshua SR \r\n 3) Young, Austen JR 4) Wolinski, Tommy SR \r\n 24.43 49.67 (49.67)\r\n 1:14.91 (25.24) 1:44.45 (54.78)\r\n 2:06.68 (22.23) 2:33.79 (49.34)\r\n 2:55.02 (21.23) 3:18.63 (44.84)\r\n 12 Wheaton IL 3:19.23 3:18.77 10 \r\n 1) Szymczak, Christopher FR 2) Penson, Elliot SR \r\n 3) Clement, Jacob JR 4) O'Connor, Jack SO \r\n 23.85 49.40 (49.40)\r\n 1:15.52 (26.12) 1:44.69 (55.29)\r\n 2:07.25 (22.56) 2:33.68 (48.99)\r\n 2:54.96 (21.28) 3:18.77 (45.09)\r\n 13 CMS 3:19.51 3:19.27 8 \r\n 1) Williams, Matthew JR 2) Alleva, Zach SR \r\n 3) Valentine, Matthew SR 4) Deer, Noah SO \r\n 23.64 48.42 (48.42)\r\n 1:14.02 (25.60) 1:45.23 (56.81)\r\n 2:08.05 (22.82) 2:34.63 (49.40)\r\n 2:55.59 (20.96) 3:19.27 (44.64)\r\n 14 Rowan University 3:19.60 3:20.44 6 \r\n 1) Furze, Joseph FR 2) Long, Paul JR \r\n 3) Marks, Nicholas JR 4) Novak, Jesse JR \r\n 24.41 50.89 (50.89)\r\n 1:17.12 (26.23) 1:47.49 (56.60)\r\n 2:09.81 (22.32) 2:36.67 (49.18)\r\n 2:57.53 (20.86) 3:20.44 (43.77)\r\n 15 St. Thomas 3:20.74 3:21.21 4 \r\n 1) Osmolak, Tom SR 2) Hamilton, Max SR \r\n 3) Lanz, Mike SR 4) Biwer, Bailey SO \r\n 24.33 50.57 (50.57)\r\n 1:17.21 (26.64) 1:47.22 (56.65)\r\n 2:09.40 (22.18) 2:35.47 (48.25)\r\n 2:57.25 (21.78) 3:21.21 (45.74)\r\n 16 Chicago 3:22.97 3:22.22 2 \r\n 1) Wang, Winston FR 2) Taylor, James SR \r\n 3) Veldman, Matthew SR 4) Meek, Thomas SR \r\n 24.76 52.01 (52.01)\r\n 1:17.69 (25.68) 1:47.44 (55.43)\r\n 2:09.87 (22.43) 2:37.11 (49.67)\r\n 2:58.35 (21.24) 3:22.22 (45.11)<\/pre>\nMen - Team Rankings - Through Event 19 \r\n \r\n 1. Kenyon 272.5 2. Denison 258\r\n 3. Emory 205 4. Johns Hopkins 152\r\n 5. Williams 115 6. Mit 99\r\n 7. Tcnj 86 8. Wash U. MO 85\r\n 9. Claremont MS 67.5 10. Rowan 63\r\n 11. New York Univ 61 12. Keene St. 47\r\n 13. Chicago 44.5 14. Washington & Lee 37\r\n 15. DePauw 29 16. Pomona-Pitzer 28\r\n 16. Tufts 28 18. Stevens 26\r\n 18. Calvin 26 20. Connecticut 24\r\n 21. Suny Geneseo 20 21. Whitworth 20\r\n 23. St. Thomas 18 24. Wheaton IL 16\r\n 24. Suny Fredonia 16 26. Buffalo St. 14\r\n 27. Merchant Marine Academy 13 27. Rose-Hulman 13\r\n 29. Amherst 12 30. St. Lawrence 11\r\n 30. Mary Washington 11 32. Carnegie Mellon 10\r\n 32. U W-Stevens Point 10 34. Union 9\r\n 35. Worcester Poly 8 36. St. Olaf 6\r\n 37. Widener 5.5 38. Bowdoin 5\r\n 39. Albion 4 39. Lake Forest 4\r\n 39. Gettysburg 4 42. Case Western 3\r\n 43. Birmingham Southern 2 43. Trinity U. 2<\/pre>\nWomen’s 400 medley relay<\/strong><\/p>\n
Emory’s Cindy Cheng, Annelise Kowalsky, Marcela Sanchez-Aizcorbe and Marissa Bergh<\/strong> topped the relay in a time of 3:42.76. \u00a0That’s well off Kenyon’s NCAA D3 mark of 3:40.13.<\/p>\n
Williams’ Olivia Jackson, Breanna Nguyen, Emma Waddell and Lauren Jones<\/strong> took second in 3:43.73 with Denison’s Ashley Yearwood, Marissa Bednarek, Carolyn Kane and Mary Van Leuven<\/strong> picking up third in 3:43.93.<\/p>\n
=== Championship Final === <\/b>\r\n \r\n 1 Emory 3:43.85 3:42.76 40 \r\n 1) Cheng, Cindy SO 2) Kowalsky, Annelise JR \r\n 3) Sanchez-Aizcorbe, Marcela JR 4) Bergh, Marissa JR \r\n 26.35 54.74 (54.74)\r\n 1:23.72 (28.98) 1:56.95 (1:02.21)\r\n 2:21.62 (24.67) 2:52.43 (55.48)\r\n 3:16.20 (23.77) 3:42.76 (50.33)\r\n 2 Williams 3:45.81 3:43.73 34 \r\n 1) Jackson, Olivia JR 2) Nguyen, Breanna SR \r\n 3) Waddell, Emma SO 4) Jones, Lauren JR \r\n 27.07 55.35 (55.35)\r\n 1:25.35 (30.00) 1:59.46 (1:04.11)\r\n 2:24.29 (24.83) 2:52.97 (53.51)\r\n 3:17.11 (24.14) 3:43.73 (50.76)\r\n 3 Denison 3:44.68 3:43.93 32 \r\n 1) Yearwood, Ashley SR 2) Bednarek, Marissa SR \r\n 3) Kane, Carolyn JR 4) Van Leuven, Mary SR \r\n 27.34 56.03 (56.03)\r\n 1:24.89 (28.86) 1:58.46 (1:02.43)\r\n 2:23.75 (25.29) 2:53.70 (55.24)\r\n 3:17.58 (23.88) 3:43.93 (50.23)\r\n 4 MIT 3:47.15 3:46.35 30 \r\n 1) Jedryka, Veronika JR 2) Chen, Jessica SO \r\n 3) Guo, Margaret SR 4) Wu, Amanda SO \r\n 26.94 55.73 (55.73)\r\n 1:25.20 (29.47) 1:58.74 (1:03.01)\r\n 2:24.33 (25.59) 2:54.78 (56.04)\r\n 3:19.01 (24.23) 3:46.35 (51.57)\r\n 5 Kenyon 3:46.30 3:46.48 28 \r\n 1) Chopp, Abigail FR 2) Wilson, Julia SO \r\n 3) Townsend, Haley SR 4) Lobb, Hannah SR \r\n 28.17 57.56 (57.56)\r\n 1:26.62 (29.06) 1:59.61 (1:02.05)\r\n 2:25.69 (26.08) 2:56.65 (57.04)\r\n 3:20.35 (23.70) 3:46.48 (49.83)\r\n 6 Amherst 3:46.74 3:46.52 26 \r\n 1) Moriarty, Stephanie SO 2) Hyde, Emily SR \r\n 3) Conklin, Sarah SR 4) Pappas, Zoe FR \r\n 27.65 57.03 (57.03)\r\n 1:25.65 (28.62) 1:58.72 (1:01.69)\r\n 2:24.08 (25.36) 2:54.81 (56.09)\r\n 3:19.30 (24.49) 3:46.52 (51.71)\r\n 7 Johns Hopkins 3:47.79 3:46.98 24 \r\n 1) Wisniewski, Anna SO 2) Lamastra, Gwyneth SO \r\n 3) Brown, Abigail JR 4) Bless, Lena SO \r\n 27.39 56.22 (56.22)\r\n 1:25.62 (29.40) 1:59.88 (1:03.66)\r\n 2:25.64 (25.76) 2:55.62 (55.74)\r\n 3:19.97 (24.35) 3:46.98 (51.36)\r\n 8 NYU 3:48.30 3:49.70 22 \r\n 1) Li, May FR 2) Gibbs, Rebecca JR \r\n 3) Yan, Serena SO 4) Leung, Noelle FR \r\n 27.40 57.53 (57.53)\r\n 1:26.71 (29.18) 2:01.41 (1:03.88)\r\n 2:27.07 (25.66) 2:57.37 (55.96)\r\n 3:21.58 (24.21) 3:49.70 (52.33)\r\n \r\n === Consolation Final === <\/b>\r\n \r\n 9 Wheaton IL 3:48.78 3:47.56 18 \r\n 1) Nitz, Kirsten SR 2) Bagley, Erin JR \r\n 3) Coley, Sarah SR 4) Roberson, Kayla SO \r\n 26.66 55.80 (55.80)\r\n 1:25.17 (29.37) 1:59.13 (1:03.33)\r\n 2:24.88 (25.75) 2:55.34 (56.21)\r\n 3:20.25 (24.91) 3:47.56 (52.22)\r\n 10 Bates 3:52.06 3:47.73 14 \r\n 1) Paine, Whitney SR 2) Paione, Melissa SR \r\n 3) Prelgovisk, Lindsey SR 4) Daher, Sara JR \r\n 27.66 56.87 (56.87)\r\n 1:26.08 (29.21) 2:01.04 (1:04.17)\r\n 2:26.82 (25.78) 2:56.25 (55.21)\r\n 3:20.78 (24.53) 3:47.73 (51.48)\r\n 11 Wash U. MO 3:48.98 3:48.55 12 \r\n 1) Zanolli, Nicole SO 2) Gan, Sophie SR \r\n 3) Stadermann, Amanda SR 4) Sapp, Lauren FR \r\n 27.11 56.00 (56.00)\r\n 1:26.89 (30.89) 2:01.73 (1:05.73)\r\n 2:27.70 (25.97) 2:57.54 (55.81)\r\n 3:21.59 (24.05) 3:48.55 (51.01)\r\n 12 U W-Eau Claire 3:50.64 3:49.76 10 \r\n 1) Short, Jessica FR 2) Senczyszyn, Samantha FR \r\n 3) Sisto, Hannah FR 4) Hable, Allie SR \r\n 27.59 57.16 (57.16)\r\n 1:25.59 (28.43) 1:59.24 (1:02.08)\r\n 2:26.18 (26.94) 2:57.24 (58.00)\r\n 3:21.44 (24.20) 3:49.76 (52.52)\r\n 13 Pomona-Pitzer 3:50.45 3:50.02 8 \r\n 1) Ling, Angela FR 2) Cummings, Mackenzie FR \r\n 3) Jin, Sarah FR 4) Kauahi, Madison FR \r\n 27.30 56.45 (56.45)\r\n 1:26.76 (30.31) 2:01.96 (1:05.51)\r\n 2:28.30 (26.34) 2:59.37 (57.41)\r\n 3:23.39 (24.02) 3:50.02 (50.65)\r\n 14 Bowdoin 3:51.48 3:50.34 6 \r\n 1) Garner, Lela SR 2) Rawding, Mariah SO \r\n 3) Reading, Mariah SR 4) Killian, Bridget SR \r\n 28.29 58.07 (58.07)\r\n 1:28.03 (29.96) 2:01.67 (1:03.60)\r\n 2:28.14 (26.47) 2:58.79 (57.12)\r\n 3:23.11 (24.32) 3:50.34 (51.55)\r\n 15 Chicago 3:50.39 3:50.66 4 \r\n 1) Bischoff, Melissa SO 2) Cheng, Christina FR \r\n 3) Wick, Daria FR 4) Scheidl, Maya JR \r\n 27.46 56.73 (56.73)\r\n 1:26.83 (30.10) 2:01.98 (1:05.25)\r\n 2:28.06 (26.08) 3:00.01 (58.03)\r\n 3:23.86 (23.85) 3:50.66 (50.65)\r\n 16 St. Thomas 3:51.88 3:52.22 2 \r\n 1) Paulson, Emma JR 2) Peichel, Molly SR \r\n 3) Strauss, Katelyn FR 4) Howard, Alexandra FR \r\n 27.04 55.79 (55.79)\r\n 1:26.22 (30.43) 2:01.80 (1:06.01)\r\n 2:28.48 (26.68) 2:59.11 (57.31)\r\n 3:23.85 (24.74) 3:52.22 (53.11)<\/pre>\nWomen - Team Rankings - Through Event 20 \r\n \r\n 1. 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