Miranda Kindhart\u00a0<\/strong>finished seventh and eighth with times of 33.01 and 33.79.<\/p>\n Event 1 Women 50 Yard Breaststroke<\/b>\r\n=========================================================================\r\n NJCAA: @ 28.98 2015 Christina Loh IRSC, IRSC\r\n Name Age School Prelims Finals Points \r\n=========================================================================\r\n === A - Final === <\/b>\r\n \r\n 1 Perrett, Courtn 19 Indian River-FL 29.06 29.28 20 \r\n 2 Meyrick, Lauren 20 Indian River-FL 30.80 29.47 17 \r\n 3 Spiker, AnnMari Iowa Central-IA 30.97 30.95 16 \r\n 4 Cramer, Madelin 19 SWOCC 32.40 32.22 15 \r\n 5 Quigley, Lexi 19 Iowa Central-IA 32.50 32.58 14 \r\n 6 Miller, Taylor 19 Indian River-FL 33.10 32.97 13 \r\n 7 Smith, Delaney SGSC-GA 33.32 33.01 12 \r\n 8 Kindhart, Miran Lynx-IL 33.29 33.79 11<\/pre>\nMen’s 50 Breast<\/h3>\n
Indian River swept the top of the podium with a 1-2-3 finish in the men’s 50 breast.<\/p>\n
Andrew Wojcik\u00a0<\/strong>picked up the gold medal with a 25.33, followed closely teammate\u00a0Joel Hansson’s\u00a0<\/strong>25.53.\u00a0Jonas Olczyk\u00a0<\/strong>rounded out the top three with a 25.81, making them the only three athletes beneath the 26-second mark.<\/p>\nSouthwestern Oregon’s\u00a0Chris Broschat\u00a0<\/strong>grabbed fourth with a 26.26, just ahead of Southern Georgia State’s\u00a0Kyle Martin’s\u00a0<\/strong>26.42.<\/p>\nIowa Central’s\u00a0Dylan Van Pletzen<\/strong> (26.66), Lynx’s\u00a0Oakley Johns\u00a0<\/strong>(27.63), and Monroe’s\u00a0Maclain Conner\u00a0<\/strong>(28.15) rounded out the top eight.<\/p>\n Event 2 Men 50 Yard Breaststroke<\/b>\r\n=========================================================================\r\n NJCAA: @ 24.20 2016 Craig Emslie IRSC, IRSC\r\n Name Age School Prelims Finals Points \r\n=========================================================================\r\n === A - Final === <\/b>\r\n \r\n 1 Wojcik, Andrew 20 Indian River-FL 24.87 25.33 20 \r\n 2 Hansson, Joel F 22 Indian River-FL 25.48 25.53 17 \r\n 3 Olczyk, Jonas R 22 Indian River-FL 26.10 25.81 16 \r\n 4 Broschat, Chris 20 SWOCC 26.31 26.26 15 \r\n 5 Martin, Kyle SGSC-GA 26.28 26.42 14 \r\n 6 VanPletzen, Dyl 19 Iowa Central-IA 26.56 26.66 13 \r\n 7 Johns, Oakley Lynx-IL 27.82 27.63 12 \r\n 8 Conner, Maclain 18 MCC 28.52 28.15 11<\/pre>\nWomen’s 1000 Free<\/h3>\n
Ianthe van der Westhuisen\u00a0<\/strong>of Indian River picked up the title in the women’s 1000 free with a final time of 10:22.78. Teammate\u00a0Madisyn Lyons\u00a0<\/strong>finished second overall with a 10:28.97.<\/p>\nMegan Mack\u00a0<\/strong>of Monroe added a third place finish of 11:04.87.<\/p>\n Event 3 Women 1000 Yard Freestyle<\/b>\r\n=========================================================================\r\n NJCAA: @ 10:05.15 2016 Tamara Miler MCC, MCC\r\n Name Age School Seed Finals Points \r\n=========================================================================\r\n 1 Van Der Westhui 18 Indian River-FL 17:27.71 10:22.78 20 \r\n 27.50 57.33 (29.83)\r\n 1:27.55 (30.22) 1:58.29 (30.74)\r\n 2:29.28 (30.99) 3:00.50 (31.22)\r\n 3:31.89 (31.39) 4:03.32 (31.43)\r\n 4:35.03 (31.71) 5:06.87 (31.84)\r\n 5:38.53 (31.66) 6:10.34 (31.81)\r\n 6:42.19 (31.85) 7:14.03 (31.84)\r\n 7:45.78 (31.75) 8:17.62 (31.84)\r\n 8:49.38 (31.76) 9:21.18 (31.80)\r\n 9:52.56 (31.38) 10:22.78 (30.22)\r\n 2 Lyons, Madisyn 20 Indian River-FL 18:27.73 10:28.97 17 \r\n 27.86 57.93 (30.07)\r\n 1:28.55 (30.62) 1:59.72 (31.17)\r\n 2:31.29 (31.57) 3:02.80 (31.51)\r\n 3:34.44 (31.64) 4:06.14 (31.70)\r\n 4:38.12 (31.98) 5:10.05 (31.93)\r\n 5:42.26 (32.21) 6:14.05 (31.79)\r\n 6:46.04 (31.99) 7:17.88 (31.84)\r\n 7:49.59 (31.71) 8:21.66 (32.07)\r\n 8:53.56 (31.90) 9:25.83 (32.27)\r\n 9:57.97 (32.14) 10:28.97 (31.00)\r\n 3 Mack, Megan R 20 MCC 19:37.81 11:04.87 16 \r\n 29.33 1:01.35 (32.02)\r\n 1:34.51 (33.16) 2:07.83 (33.32)\r\n 2:41.34 (33.51) 3:15.11 (33.77)\r\n 3:48.73 (33.62) 4:22.87 (34.14)\r\n 4:57.03 (34.16) 5:30.79 (33.76)\r\n 6:04.91 (34.12) 6:38.63 (33.72)\r\n 7:12.15 (33.52) 7:45.63 (33.48)\r\n 8:19.14 (33.51) 8:52.76 (33.62)\r\n 9:26.49 (33.73) 9:59.91 (33.42)\r\n 10:33.01 (33.10) 11:04.87 (31.86)<\/pre>\nMen’s 1000 Free<\/h3>\n
Indian River finished 1-2 in the men’s 1000 free as\u00a0Luka Tomic\u00a0<\/strong>posted a 9:21.92 for the gold. Teammate\u00a0Jacob Andrasco\u00a0<\/strong>posted a 10:05.77 for second, while Southwestern Oregon’s\u00a0Cas Sheridan<\/strong> finished third with a 10:14.87.<\/p>\n Event 4 Men 1000 Yard Freestyle<\/b>\r\n=========================================================================\r\n NJCAA: @ 9:14.36 2016 Jason Van Der Tauw IRSC, IRSC\r\n Name Age School Seed Finals Points \r\n=========================================================================\r\n 1 Tomic, Luka 18 Indian River-FL 17:07.89 9:21.92 20 \r\n 24.01 50.98 (26.97)\r\n 1:18.35 (27.37) 1:45.84 (27.49)\r\n 2:13.60 (27.76) 2:41.46 (27.86)\r\n 3:09.61 (28.15) 3:38.24 (28.63)\r\n 4:06.99 (28.75) 4:35.86 (28.87)\r\n 5:04.81 (28.95) 5:33.60 (28.79)\r\n 6:02.39 (28.79) 6:31.17 (28.78)\r\n 7:00.04 (28.87) 7:28.94 (28.90)\r\n 7:57.70 (28.76) 8:26.61 (28.91)\r\n 8:54.79 (28.18) 9:21.92 (27.13)\r\n 2 Andrasco, Jacob 19 Indian River-FL 16:31.97 10:05.77 17 \r\n 25.96 54.02 (28.06)\r\n 1:22.86 (28.84) 1:52.21 (29.35)\r\n 2:21.85 (29.64) 2:51.86 (30.01)\r\n 3:22.27 (30.41) 3:52.73 (30.46)\r\n 4:23.48 (30.75) 4:53.97 (30.49)\r\n 5:24.44 (30.47) 5:55.47 (31.03)\r\n 6:26.55 (31.08) 6:57.90 (31.35)\r\n 7:29.39 (31.49) 8:01.09 (31.70)\r\n 8:32.63 (31.54) 9:03.75 (31.12)\r\n 9:34.81 (31.06) 10:05.77 (30.96)\r\n 3 Sheridan, Cas A 19 SWOCC 18:04.11 10:14.87 16 \r\n 26.04 54.34 (28.30)\r\n 1:23.89 (29.55) 1:53.03 (29.14)\r\n 2:22.17 (29.14) 2:51.82 (29.65)\r\n 3:21.74 (29.92) 3:52.68 (30.94)\r\n 4:23.86 (31.18) 4:55.60 (31.74)\r\n 5:27.62 (32.02) 5:59.91 (32.29)\r\n 6:32.32 (32.41) 7:04.73 (32.41)\r\n 7:37.21 (32.48) 8:09.97 (32.76)\r\n 8:41.59 (31.62) 9:13.62 (32.03)\r\n 9:45.16 (31.54) 10:14.87 (29.71)<\/pre>\nWomen’s 200 IM<\/h3>\n
Natalie Grothe\u00a0<\/strong>of Indiana River led a 1-2-3 finish for the Pioneers, maintaining her spot atop the podium with a final time of 2:05.95. Teammates\u00a0Malin Wallen<\/strong> and\u00a0Morgan Holt\u00a0<\/strong>grabbed the silver and bronze medals with times of 2:07.04 and 2:08.47 respectively.<\/p>\nSouthern Georgia State’s\u00a0Kiana Ocasio-Molina<\/strong> picked up a fourth place finish of 2:13.61, while Iowa Lakes’\u00a0Monique Dias\u00a0<\/strong>was fifth with a 2:14.15.<\/p>\nSouthern Georgia State’s\u00a0Jessica Dunton<\/strong> (2:14.64), Southwestern Oregon’s\u00a0Sienna Smith<\/strong> (2:14.46), and Southwestern Oregon’s\u00a0Angelica Lemus<\/strong> (2:18.49) completed the top eight.<\/p>\n Event 5 Women 200 Yard IM<\/b>\r\n=========================================================================\r\n NJCAA: @ 2:01.05 2015 Barbara Caraballo IRSC, IRSC\r\n Name Age School Prelims Finals Points \r\n=========================================================================\r\n === A - Final === <\/b>\r\n \r\n 1 Grothe, Natalie 21 Indian River-FL 2:07.15 2:05.95 20 \r\n 27.43 59.96 (32.53)\r\n 1:35.57 (35.61) 2:05.95 (30.38)\r\n 2 Wallen, Malin M 19 Indian River-FL 2:09.00 2:07.04 17 \r\n 28.36 1:00.39 (32.03)\r\n 1:38.17 (37.78) 2:07.04 (28.87)\r\n 3 Holt, Morgan A 19 Indian River-FL 2:07.31 2:08.47 16 \r\n 26.52 1:00.28 (33.76)\r\n 1:37.74 (37.46) 2:08.47 (30.73)\r\n 4 Ocasio-Molina, SGSC-GA 2:12.78 2:13.61 15 \r\n 28.62 1:02.17 (33.55)\r\n 1:42.01 (39.84) 2:13.61 (31.60)\r\n 5 Dias, Monique Iowa Lakes-IA 2:16.89 2:14.15 14 \r\n 28.59 1:03.89 (35.30)\r\n 1:42.84 (38.95) 2:14.15 (31.31)\r\n 6 Dunton, Jessica SGSC-GA 2:17.43 2:14.64 13 \r\n 28.15 1:02.40 (34.25)\r\n 1:43.07 (40.67) 2:14.64 (31.57)\r\n 7 Smith, Sienna L 20 SWOCC 2:14.46 2:14.66 12 \r\n 27.83 1:02.51 (34.68)\r\n 1:43.19 (40.68) 2:14.66 (31.47)\r\n 8 Lemus, Angelica 18 SWOCC 2:18.08 2:18.49 11 \r\n 29.33 1:02.61 (33.28)\r\n 1:44.78 (42.17) 2:18.49 (33.71)<\/pre>\n\u00a0Men’s 200 IM<\/h3>\n
Hylton Collinson<\/strong>\u00a0of Iowa Lakes maintained his spot as the top seed in the men’s 200 IM with a final time of 1:49.64, improving upon his prelims time of 1:52.10 by more than two seconds.<\/p>\nIndian River finished second through fourth with top swims by\u00a0Cameron Newton\u00a0<\/strong>(1:50.00),\u00a0Harrison Howerton<\/strong> (1:53.24), and\u00a0Gabriele Sasia<\/strong> (1:54.65).<\/p>\nSouthern Georgia State’s\u00a0Andrew Brown\u00a0<\/strong>finished fifth overall with a 1:57.43, just ahead of Iowa Central teammates\u00a0Dylan Van Pletzen<\/strong> (1:57.47) and\u00a0Austin Monette-Waters\u00a0<\/strong>(1:57.80).<\/p>\nShane Williams\u00a0<\/strong>of Southwestern Oregon was eighth with a time of 1:58.84.<\/p>\n Event 6 Men 200 Yard IM<\/b>\r\n=========================================================================\r\n NJCAA: @ 1:47.68 1998 Marcin Malinski IRSC, IRSC\r\n Name Age School Prelims Finals Points \r\n=========================================================================\r\n === A - Final === <\/b>\r\n \r\n 1 Collinson, Hylt Iowa Lakes-IA 1:52.10 1:49.64 20 \r\n 23.31 51.47 (28.16)\r\n 1:22.46 (30.99) 1:49.64 (27.18)\r\n 2 Newton, Cameron 20 Indian River-FL 1:55.16 1:50.00 17 \r\n 23.65 52.05 (28.40)\r\n 1:23.78 (31.73) 1:50.00 (26.22)\r\n 3 Howerton, Harri 20 Indian River-FL 1:54.35 1:53.24 16 \r\n 23.30 51.29 (27.99)\r\n 1:26.28 (34.99) 1:53.24 (26.96)\r\n 4 Sasia, Gabriele 19 Indian River-FL 1:52.56 1:54.65 15 \r\n 23.12 51.17 (28.05)\r\n 1:25.82 (34.65) 1:54.65 (28.83)\r\n 5 Brown, Andrew SGSC-GA 1:57.12 1:57.43 14 \r\n 25.00 54.88 (29.88)\r\n 1:28.60 (33.72) 1:57.43 (28.83)\r\n 6 VanPletzen, Dyl 19 Iowa Central-IA 1:57.06 1:57.47 13 \r\n 24.70 55.39 (30.69)\r\n 1:28.08 (32.69) 1:57.47 (29.39)\r\n 7 Monette-Waters, 18 Iowa Central-IA 1:57.28 1:57.80 12 \r\n 25.14 54.47 (29.33)\r\n 1:29.63 (35.16) 1:57.80 (28.17)\r\n 8 Williams, Shane 18 SWOCC 1:59.89 1:58.84 11 \r\n 25.24 55.23 (29.99)\r\n 1:29.46 (34.23) 1:58.84 (29.38)<\/pre>\nWomen’s 50 Free<\/h3>\n
Osianna McReed<\/strong> and\u00a0Courtney Stewart\u00a0<\/strong>of Indian River\u00a0maintained their spots as the top two seeds in the women’s 50 free with the only sub-24 second finals swims. McReed sprinted to gold with a 23.13 finish, followed by Stewart and her time of 23.85.<\/p>\nSouthwestern Oregon’s\u00a0Anessa Clear\u00a0<\/strong>picked up third with a 24.16, followed by a tie for fourth. Lynx’s\u00a0Madi Ewald<\/strong> and Iowa Central’s\u00a0Sandra Alonso Rivas<\/strong> delivered matching times of 24.50 for fourth.<\/p>\nSarah Dostie\u00a0<\/strong>of Indian River finished sixth with a 24.82, while Southern Georgia State’s\u00a0Nikki Daley\u00a0<\/strong>was seventh with a 24.84.<\/p>\nErie’s\u00a0Tabby Smith\u00a0<\/strong>took eighth with a 25.35.<\/p>\n Event 7 Women 50 Yard Freestyle<\/b>\r\n=========================================================================\r\n NJCAA: @ 22.47 2016 Tayla Lovemore IRSC, IRSC\r\n Name Age School Prelims Finals Points \r\n=========================================================================\r\n === A - Final === <\/b>\r\n \r\n 1 McReed, Osianna 19 Indian River-FL 23.29 23.13 20 \r\n 2 Stewart, Courtn 18 Indian River-FL 24.03 23.85 17 \r\n 3 Clear, Annessa 20 SWOCC 24.07 24.16 16 \r\n 4 Ewald, Madi Lynx-IL 24.67 24.50 14.5\r\n 4 Alonso Rivas, S Iowa Central-IA 24.51 24.50 14.5\r\n 6 Dostie, Sarah E 19 Indian River-FL 24.51 24.82 13 \r\n 7 Daley, Nikki SGSC-GA 24.57 24.84 12 \r\n 8 Smith, Tabby 19 Erie-NI 25.07 25.35 11<\/pre>\n\u00a0Men’s 50 Free<\/h3>\n
Indian River swept the top five spots in the men’s 50 free final, led by\u00a0Gavin Erdmann<\/strong>. All five Pioneers stopped the clock somewhere along the 20-second mark, with Erdmann claiming gold with a 20.26.<\/p>\nJohn Fauteux\u00a0<\/strong>was second with a 20.33, followed by teammates\u00a0Nicholas Loomis<\/strong> (20.67),\u00a0Guillaume Bolivard<\/strong> (20.73), and\u00a0Paul Tobin<\/strong> (20.83).<\/p>\nIowa Lakes’\u00a0Jakub Murici\u00a0<\/strong>finished sixth overall with a 21.01, while Southern Georgia State’s\u00a0Zac Elz\u00a0<\/strong>was seventh with a 21.20.<\/p>\nLucas Wittmann<\/strong> of Iowa Central rounded out the top eight with a 21.47.<\/p>\n Event 8 Men 50 Yard Freestyle<\/b>\r\n=========================================================================\r\n NJCAA: @ 19.06 2012 Bradley Tandy IRSC, IRSC\r\n Name Age School Prelims Finals Points \r\n=========================================================================\r\n === A - Final === <\/b>\r\n \r\n 1 Erdmann, Gavin 20 Indian River-FL 20.33 20.26 20 \r\n 2 Fauteux, John S 20 Indian River-FL 20.53 20.33 17 \r\n 3 Loomis, Nichola 19 Indian River-FL 20.76 20.67 16 \r\n 4 Bolivard, Guill 19 Indian River-FL 20.82 20.73 15 \r\n 5 Tobin, Paul C 20 Indian River-FL 20.89 20.83 14 \r\n 6 Murici, Jakub Iowa Lakes-IA 21.09 21.01 13 \r\n 7 Elz, Zac SGSC-GA 20.99 21.20 12 \r\n 8 Wittmann, Lucas Iowa Central-IA 20.92 21.47 11<\/pre>\nMen’s 3-Meter Diving<\/h3>\n
The men’s 3-meter diving finals was highlighted by a new NJCAA record by\u00a0Robby Costine<\/strong> of Indian River. Costine finished with an accumulated 623.65 points to blast past the previous record of 614.50 set in 2008 by IRSC’s\u00a0Michael Wright<\/strong>.<\/p>\nTeammate\u00a0Gavrilo Blijden<\/strong> added a second place finish of 519.70, while Herkimer County Community College’s (HCCC)\u00a0Nicholas Herrlett\u00a0<\/strong>finished third with a total of 382.15 points.<\/p>\nLynx teammates\u00a0Josh Kelch<\/strong> (342.82),\u00a0Juan Maldanado<\/strong> (313.55), and\u00a0Andrew Walker\u00a0<\/strong>(283.95) were fourth through sixth, while Genesee’s\u00a0Thomas Slenker\u00a0<\/strong>finished seventh with a total of 269.80.<\/p>\n Event 9 Men 3 mtr Diving<\/b>\r\n=========================================================================\r\n NJCAA: @ 614.50 2008 Michael Wright IRSC, IRSC\r\n Name Age School Prelims Finals Points \r\n=========================================================================\r\n === A - Final === <\/b>\r\n \r\n 1 Costine, Robby 19 Indian River-FL 598.20 623.65@ 20 \r\n 2 Blijden, Gavril 20 Indian River-FL 487.75 519.70 17 \r\n 3 Herrlett, Nicho HCCC-US 317.95 382.15 16 \r\n 4 Kelch, Josh Lynx-IL 306.65 342.82 15 \r\n 5 Maldanado, Juan Lynx-IL 317.40 313.55 14 \r\n 6 Walker, Andrew Lynx-IL 275.35 283.95 13 \r\n 7 Slenker, Thomas Genesee 245.50 269.80 12<\/pre>\nWomen’s 200 Medley Relay<\/h3>\n
Indian River powered past the competition in timed finals of the women’s 200 medley relay. The relay team of\u00a0Courtney Stewart<\/strong> (26.59),\u00a0Courtney Perrett<\/strong> (28.46),\u00a0Osianna McReed\u00a0<\/strong>(24.74), and\u00a0Malin Wallen\u00a0<\/strong>(23.70) touched first with a 1:43.49, finishing close to ten seconds ahead of the competition.<\/p>\nJordyn DuBois<\/strong> (29.26),\u00a0Ann Marie Spiker\u00a0<\/strong>(30.99),\u00a0Kailie Valentine<\/strong> (26.80), and\u00a0Lexi Quigley<\/strong> (26.15) of Iowa Central picked up second with a final time of 1:53.20.<\/p>\nSouthwestern Oregon’s\u00a0Angelica Lemus\u00a0<\/strong>(30.01),\u00a0Madeline Cramer<\/strong> (32.34),\u00a0Sienna Smith<\/strong> (26.98), and\u00a0Annessa Clear\u00a0<\/strong>(24.26) rounded out the top three with a combined time of 1:53.59.<\/p>\n Event 11 Women 200 Yard Medley Relay<\/b>\r\n==================================================================================\r\n NJCAA: @ 1:41.18 2016 , IRSC\r\n Lovemore, Loh, Ware, McReed\r\n School Seed Finals Points \r\n==================================================================================\r\n 1 Indian River-FL 'A' 1:43.50 1:43.49 40 \r\n 1) Stewart, Courtney W 18 2) Perrett, Courtney 19 \r\n 3) McReed, Osianna L 19 4) Wallen, Malin M 19 \r\n 26.59 55.05 (28.46)\r\n 1:19.79 (24.74) 1:43.49 (23.70)\r\n 2 Iowa Central-IA 'A' 1:52.50 1:53.20 34 \r\n 1) DuBois, Jordyn 18 2) Spiker, AnnMarie \r\n 3) Valentine, Kailie 18 4) Quigley, Lexi 19 \r\n 29.26 1:00.25 (30.99)\r\n 1:27.05 (26.80) 1:53.20 (26.15)\r\n 3 SWOCC 'A' 1:56.79 1:53.59 32 \r\n 1) Lemus, Angelica Y 18 2) Cramer, Madeline M 19 \r\n 3) Smith, Sienna L 20 4) Clear, Annessa K 20 \r\n 30.01 1:02.35 (32.34)\r\n 1:29.33 (26.98) 1:53.59 (24.26)\r\n 4 SGSC-GA 'A' 1:55.98 1:53.85 30 \r\n 1) Ocasio-Molina, Kiana 2) Elliott, Madison \r\n 3) Dunton, Jessica 4) Smith, Delaney \r\n 28.82 1:02.31 (33.49)\r\n 1:29.01 (26.70) 1:53.85 (24.84)\r\n 5 MCC 'A' 2:00.74 1:56.55 28 \r\n 1) VanDermeer, Ashley N 18 2) Chrisman, Heather I 19 \r\n 3) Gregor, Alison E 19 4) Marquart, Hallie A 19 \r\n 31.12 1:03.11 (31.99)\r\n 1:31.35 (28.24) 1:56.55 (25.20)\r\n 6 Lynx-IL 'A' 1:58.20 2:00.66 26 \r\n 1) McDonald, Haley 2) Kindhart, Miranda \r\n 3) Westhoff, Madison 4) Motta, Carla \r\n 29.67 1:03.49 (33.82)\r\n 1:34.30 (30.81) 2:00.66 (26.36)\r\n 7 Erie-NI 'A' 2:11.70 2:04.60 24 \r\n 1) Slimak, Alexis 19 2) DeBiase, Allie 19 \r\n 3) Smith, Tabby 19 4) Klein, Kristin 19 \r\n 33.36 1:05.14 (31.78)\r\n 1:33.29 (28.15) 2:04.60 (31.31)\r\n 8 Genesee 'A' 2:02.01 2:05.51 22 \r\n 1) Carpenter, MiKenna 2) Harloff, Lindsay \r\n 3) Priest, Angel 4) Dunton, Miranda \r\n 30.67 1:11.60 (40.93)\r\n 1:39.01 (27.41) 2:05.51 (26.50)\r\n 9 Iowa Lakes-IA 'A' 2:16.16 2:09.04 18 \r\n 1) Harrison, Michelle 2) Dias, Monique \r\n 3) Wellard, Kylie 4) Nehring, Renee \r\n 36.17 1:08.49 (32.32)\r\n 1:39.06 (30.57) 2:09.04 (29.98)\r\n 10 JCC-NI 'A' 2:14.85 2:11.34 14 \r\n 1) Moller, Rachel 2) Ridout, Autumn \r\n 3) Schneggenberger, Jessica 18 4) Kuzminksi, Christine \r\n 35.65 1:13.98 (38.33)\r\n 1:45.19 (31.21) 2:11.34 (26.15)\r\n 11 FIT-MR 'A' 2:09.05 2:11.92 12 \r\n 1) Fotos, Cassandra 2) Vira, Veronika \r\n 3) Landis, Alexa 4) Bello, Natalia Loren \r\n 31.89 1:09.74 (37.85)\r\n 1:42.08 (32.34) 2:11.92 (29.84)\r\n 12 HCCC-US 'A' 2:16.97 2:22.01 10 \r\n 1) Barrera, Daniela 2) Boone, Morgan \r\n 3) VanNostrand, Jensen 4) Han, Mai \r\n 33.16 1:15.42 (42.26)\r\n 1:47.98 (32.56) 2:22.01 (34.03)<\/pre>\nMen’s 200 Medley Relay<\/h3>\n
The Pioneer men followed the women’s success with a second relay gold for Indian River.\u00a0Jason van der Touw<\/strong> (22.97),\u00a0Andrew Wojcik<\/strong> (25.08),\u00a0Nicholas Loomis<\/strong> (20.99), and\u00a0Gavin Erdmann\u00a0<\/strong>(19.58) combined to post a first place finish of 1:28.62.<\/p>\nSouthwestern Oregon’s\u00a0Michael Fields<\/strong> (25.29),\u00a0Christian Broschat\u00a0<\/strong>(26.22),\u00a0Carson Rose<\/strong> (23.49), and\u00a0Thomas Crawford<\/strong> (21.17) turned in a final time of 1:36.17 for second place.<\/p>\nThe relay team of\u00a0Marko Dominovic\u00a0<\/strong>(26.05),\u00a0Hylton Collinson<\/strong> (25.63),\u00a0Keagen Blau\u00a0<\/strong>(24.08), and\u00a0Jakub Murici\u00a0<\/strong>(20.48) from Iowa Lakes finished third overall with a time of 1:36.24.<\/p>\n Event 12 Men 200 Yard Medley Relay<\/b>\r\n==================================================================================\r\n NJCAA: @ 1:26.65 2012 , IRSC\r\n Mosley, Hildebrand, Tandy, Weir\r\n School Seed Finals Points \r\n==================================================================================\r\n 1 Indian River-FL 'A' 1:28.58 1:28.62 40 \r\n 1) Van Der Touw, Jason S 21 2) Wojcik, Andrew C 20 \r\n 3) Loomis, Nicholas R 19 4) Erdmann, Gavin T 20 \r\n 22.97 48.05 (25.08)\r\n 1:09.04 (20.99) 1:28.62 (19.58)\r\n 2 SWOCC 'A' 1:40.05 1:36.17 34 \r\n 1) Fields, Michael S 20 2) Broschat, Christian F 20 \r\n 3) Rose, Carson M 20 4) Crawford, Thomas L 19 \r\n 25.29 51.51 (26.22)\r\n 1:15.00 (23.49) 1:36.17 (21.17)\r\n 3 Iowa Lakes-IA 'A' 1:38.14 1:36.24 32 \r\n 1) Dominovic, Marko 2) Collinson, Hylton \r\n 3) Blau, Keagen 4) Murici, Jakub \r\n 26.05 51.68 (25.63)\r\n 1:15.76 (24.08) 1:36.24 (20.48)\r\n 4 Iowa Central-IA 'A' 1:35.49 1:36.79 30 \r\n 1) Anderson, Devon 2) VanPletzen, Dylan R 19 \r\n 3) Brunelli, Nicholas 4) Benassila, Badr \r\n 25.04 51.47 (26.43)\r\n 1:15.38 (23.91) 1:36.79 (21.41)\r\n 5 SGSC-GA 'A' 1:40.02 1:37.41 28 \r\n 1) Bohr, Kevin 2) Martin, Kyle \r\n 3) Austin, Trace 4) Davis, Jake \r\n 26.77 52.87 (26.10)\r\n 1:16.53 (23.66) 1:37.41 (20.88)\r\n 6 Lynx-IL 'A' 1:41.72 1:38.67 26 \r\n 1) McDanel, Logan 2) Johns, Oakley \r\n 3) Kelch, Josh 4) Elaisa, Paul \r\n 25.94 53.13 (27.19)\r\n 1:17.32 (24.19) 1:38.67 (21.35)\r\n 7 MCC 'A' 1:42.74 1:40.33 24 \r\n 1) Puzio, Caleb J 18 2) Conner, Maclaine W 18 \r\n 3) Metzger, Benjamin R 21 4) Parks, Alexander C 18 \r\n 26.64 54.68 (28.04)\r\n 1:17.78 (23.10) 1:40.33 (22.55)\r\n 8 Genesee 'A' 1:47.82 1:45.01 22 \r\n 1) Podlaski, Kyle 2) Vacanti, Benjamin \r\n 3) Ferrer, Joan 4) Richardson, Thomas \r\n 26.35 56.36 (30.01)\r\n 1:20.96 (24.60) 1:45.01 (24.05)\r\n 9 Erie-NI 'A' 1:46.89 1:45.32 18 \r\n 1) May, Charlie 18 2) Zifra, Brad 18 \r\n 3) Oldman, Mike 18 4) Achenbach, Andrew 18 \r\n 27.09 55.61 (28.52)\r\n 1:22.02 (26.41) 1:45.32 (23.30)\r\n 10 Tigers 'A' 1:51.34 1:50.52 14 \r\n 1) Michael, Timothy 2) Skukauskas, Tomas \r\n 3) Sanchez, Kevin 4) Kuznetsov, Nikita \r\n 28.93 58.65 (29.72)\r\n 1:25.62 (26.97) 1:50.52 (24.90)\r\n 11 HCCC-US 'A' 1:51.91 1:53.08 12 \r\n 1) Roten, Cameron 2) Lanckton, Nicholas \r\n 3) Rawl, Daniel 4) Jory, Austin \r\n 27.79 1:01.79 (34.00)\r\n 1:28.65 (26.86) 1:53.08 (24.43)\r\n\r\n<\/pre>\nWomen’s Team Scores:<\/strong>
\n1. Indian River State College – 230
\n2. Southwestenr Oregon CC – 128
\n3. Iowa Central Community College – 123.5
\n4. South Georgia State College – 116
\n5. Monroe Community College – 77
\n6. Lincoln College – 52.5
\n7. Genesee Community College – 47
\n8. Erie Community College – 41
\n9. Iowa Lakes Community College – 39
\n10. Fashion Institute of Technology – 23
\n11. Jamestown Community College – 22
\n12. Herkimer County Community College – 10<\/p>\nMen’s Team Scores:<\/strong>
\n1. Indian River State College – 303
\n2. South Georgia State College – 102
\n3. Southwestern Oregon CC – 101
\n4. Lincoln College – 100
\n5. Iowa Central Community College – 99
\n6. Iowa Lakes Community College – 88
\n7. Monroe Community College – 74
\n8. Genesee Community College – 65
\n9. Herkimer County Community College – 29
\n10. Erie Community College – 25
\n11. Queensborough Tigers – 14
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