Sandra Alonso Rivas<\/strong> (24.00) were third with a 1:40.57.<\/p>\n Event 13 Women 200 Yard Freestyle Relay<\/b>\r\n==================================================================================\r\n NJCAA: @ 1:32.39 2016 , IRSC\r\n Lovemore, McReed, Ware, Sims\r\n School Seed Finals Points \r\n==================================================================================\r\n 1 Indian River-FL 'A' 1:34.83 1:33.12 40 \r\n 1) Perrett, Courtney 19 2) McReed, Osianna L 19 \r\n 3) Stewart, Courtney W 18 4) Wallen, Malin M 19 \r\n 23.64 46.15 (22.51)\r\n 1:09.70 (23.55) 1:33.12 (23.42)\r\n 2 SGSC-GA 'A' 1:41.51 1:40.25 34 \r\n 1) Daley, Nikki 2) Herndon, Brittany \r\n 3) Morris, Bekah 4) Smith, Delaney \r\n 24.90 50.14 (25.24)\r\n 1:15.39 (25.25) 1:40.25 (24.86)\r\n 3 Iowa Central-IA 'A' 1:42.63 1:40.57 32 \r\n 1) Burner, Jana 19 2) Valentine, Kailie 18 \r\n 3) Nordquist, Grace 19 4) Alonso Rivas, Sandra \r\n 25.27 51.37 (26.10)\r\n 1:16.57 (25.20) 1:40.57 (24.00)<\/pre>\nMen’s 200 Free Relay<\/h3>\n
On the men’s side, the race was a bit closer with the top three teams finishing within five seconds of one another.<\/p>\n
Indian River’s relay team of Cameron Newton\u00a0<\/strong>(20.73),\u00a0Gavin Erdmann<\/strong> (19.62),\u00a0John Fauteux\u00a0<\/strong>(20.16), and\u00a0Nicholas Loomis<\/strong> (20.40)\u00a0touched first overall with a 1:20.91.<\/p>\nPicking up second was Iowa Central’s\u00a0Keagan Wilson <\/strong>(21.37), Badr Bensassila <\/strong>(21.82), Nicholas Brunelli <\/strong>(21.87), and Lucas Wittmann <\/strong>(20.30)\u00a0<\/strong>with a final time of 1:25.36.<\/p>\nThird went to Southern Georgia State’s\u00a0Zac Elz <\/strong>(21.31), Kyle Martin <\/strong>(21.63), Andrew Brown <\/strong>(21.83), and Jake Davis <\/strong>(21.27) and their time of 1:26.04)<\/p>\n Event 14 Men 200 Yard Freestyle Relay<\/b>\r\n==================================================================================\r\n NJCAA: @ 1:17.70 2012 , IRSC\r\n Tandy, Mosley, Flores, Weir\r\n School Seed Finals Points \r\n==================================================================================\r\n 1 Indian River-FL 'A' 1:21.41 1:20.91 40 \r\n 1) Newton, Cameron A 20 2) Erdmann, Gavin T 20 \r\n 3) Fauteux, John S 20 4) Loomis, Nicholas R 19 \r\n 20.73 40.35 (19.62)\r\n 1:00.51 (20.16) 1:20.91 (20.40)\r\n 2 Iowa Central-IA 'A' 1:26.54 1:25.36 34 \r\n 1) Wilson, Keagan J 18 2) Benassila, Badr \r\n 3) Brunelli, Nicholas 4) Wittmann, Lucas \r\n 21.37 43.19 (21.82)\r\n 1:05.06 (21.87) 1:25.36 (20.30)\r\n 3 SGSC-GA 'A' 1:29.43 1:26.04 32 \r\n 1) Elz, Zac 2) Martin, Kyle \r\n 3) Brown, Andrew 4) Davis, Jake \r\n 21.31 42.94 (21.63)\r\n 1:04.77 (21.83) 1:26.04 (21.27)<\/pre>\n\u00a0Women’s 1-meter Diving<\/h3>\n
Adrian Warning<\/strong> led Indian River to a sweep of the podium with a top showing of 442.85 points in the women’s 1-meter diving. Teammates\u00a0Chastity Haxton<\/strong> and\u00a0Domineeka Luis<\/strong> picked up second and third place with scores of 392.80 and 380.55.<\/p>\n Event 10 Women 1 mtr Diving<\/b>\r\n=========================================================================\r\n NJCAA: @ 497.10 2008 Kayla Purkiser IRSC, IRSC\r\n Name Age School Prelims Finals Points \r\n=========================================================================\r\n === A - Final === <\/b>\r\n \r\n 1 Warning, Adrian 19 Indian River-FL 423.50 442.85 20 \r\n 2 Haxton, Chastit 18 Indian River-FL 366.25 392.80 17 \r\n 3 Luis, Domineeka 19 Indian River-FL 375.70 380.55 16 \r\n 4 Cure, Nichole Lynx-IL 369.25 380.05 15 \r\n 5 Raymond, Jessic 20 Erie-NI 353.30 353.50 14 \r\n 6 Christenson, Ma Lynx-IL 315.70 337.55 13 \r\n 7 Kuzminksi, Chri JCC-NI 339.30 323.60 12 \r\n 8 Boone, Morgan HCCC-US 238.05 255.00 11<\/pre>\n\u00a0Women’s 50 Back<\/h3>\n
Meagan Abad\u00a0<\/strong>led the Pioneers to another Indian River sweep of the podium, stopping the clock at a 26.11 for gold in the 50 back.<\/p>\nCourtney Stewart<\/strong> and\u00a0Kamryn Gallowich\u00a0<\/strong>added second and third place finishes of 26.43 and 27.48 respectively.<\/p>\nSouth Georgia State’s\u00a0Bekah Morris\u00a0<\/strong>posted a fourth place finish of 28.69, while Lynx’s\u00a0Haley McDonald\u00a0<\/strong>was fifth with a 29.59.<\/p>\nSouthwestern Oregon’s\u00a0Annessa Clear<\/strong> (29.61), Genessee’s\u00a0Angel Priest\u00a0<\/strong>(29.68), and Southern Georgia State’s\u00a0Skylar Tafelski\u00a0<\/strong>(29.89) finished sixth through eighth.<\/p>\n Event 15 Women 50 Yard Backstroke<\/b>\r\n=========================================================================\r\n NJCAA: @ 24.93 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 Abad, Meagan m 20 Indian River-FL 26.51 26.11 20 \r\n 2 Stewart, Courtn 18 Indian River-FL 26.68 26.43 17 \r\n 3 Gallowich, Kamr 19 Indian River-FL 27.69 27.48 16 \r\n 4 Morris, Bekah SGSC-GA 28.42 28.69 15 \r\n 5 McDonald, Haley Lynx-IL 29.55 29.59 14 \r\n 6 Clear, Annessa 20 SWOCC 29.45 29.61 13 \r\n 7 Priest, Angel Genesee 30.04 29.68 12 \r\n 8 Tafelski, Skyla SGSC-GA 29.71 29.89 11<\/pre>\nMen’s 50 Back<\/h3>\n
Jason van der Touw<\/strong> of Indian River collected his second individual gold in the 50 back with a 23.19 finish. Van der Touw was followed to the wall by three teammates.<\/p>\nJonas Olczyk\u00a0<\/strong>grabbed second overall with a 23.33, followed by\u00a0Guillaume Bolivard\u00a0<\/strong>(23.43) and\u00a0Joel Hansson<\/strong> (24.76).<\/p>\nSouthwestern Oregon’s\u00a0Taden Swing<\/strong> picked up fifth with a time of 25.04, while Iowa Central’s\u00a0Isaac Sauer<\/strong> was sixth with a 25.14.<\/p>\nSouthwestern Oregon teammates\u00a0Michael Fields\u00a0<\/strong>and\u00a0Darr Breshears\u00a0<\/strong>finished seventh and eighth with times of 25.29 and 25.51.<\/p>\n Event 16 Men 50 Yard Backstroke<\/b>\r\n=========================================================================\r\n NJCAA: @ 22.78 2016 Danny Hartley IRSC, IRSC\r\n Name Age School Prelims Finals Points \r\n=========================================================================\r\n === A - Final === <\/b>\r\n \r\n 1 Van Der Touw, J 21 Indian River-FL 23.15 23.19 20 \r\n 2 Olczyk, Jonas R 22 Indian River-FL 23.49 23.33 17 \r\n 3 Bolivard, Guill 19 Indian River-FL 23.80 23.43 16 \r\n 4 Hansson, Joel F 22 Indian River-FL 24.76 24.76 15 \r\n 5 Swing, Taden Z 18 SWOCC 25.39 25.04 14 \r\n 6 Sauer, Isaac Iowa Central-IA 25.09 25.14 13 \r\n 7 Fields, Michael 20 SWOCC 25.23 25.29 12 \r\n 8 Breshears, Darr 19 SWOCC 25.43 25.51 11<\/pre>\nWomen’s 400 IM<\/h3>\n
Indian River won yet again in the women’s 400 IM as Natalie Grothe <\/strong>posted\u00a0a strong time of 4:32.90 to beat out teammate\u00a0Madisyn Lyons\u00a0<\/strong>by more than three seconds.<\/p>\nLyons finished second in 4:36.03, and Southern Georgia State’s\u00a0Kiana Ocasio-Molina<\/strong> took third in 4:44.77.<\/p>\nAlso making the championship final were Iowa Lakes’\u00a0Monique Dias<\/strong> (4:45.81), Southern Georgia State’s\u00a0Jessica Dunton<\/strong> (4:47.85), MCC’s\u00a0Ashley VanDermeer\u00a0<\/strong>(4:58.44), Erie’s\u00a0Allie DeBiase\u00a0<\/strong>(5:02.72) and SGSU’s\u00a0Mira Henderson<\/strong> (5:07.11).<\/p>\nEvent 17 Women 400 Yard IM<\/b>\r\n=========================================================================\r\n NJCAA: @ 4:18.65 2014 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 4:53.50 4:32.90 20 \r\n 28.11 1:00.34 (32.23)\r\n 1:35.23 (34.89) 2:10.12 (34.89)\r\n 2:48.80 (38.68) 3:27.78 (38.98)\r\n 4:00.76 (32.98) 4:32.90 (32.14)\r\n 2 Lyons, Madisyn 20 Indian River-FL 4:40.68 4:36.03 17 \r\n 29.21 1:02.44 (33.23)\r\n 1:37.65 (35.21) 2:12.58 (34.93)\r\n 2:53.34 (40.76) 3:34.42 (41.08)\r\n 4:05.43 (31.01) 4:36.03 (30.60)\r\n 3 Ocasio-Molina, SGSC-GA 4:49.64 4:44.77 16 \r\n 29.67 1:03.64 (33.97)\r\n 1:40.52 (36.88) 2:16.98 (36.46)\r\n 2:57.94 (40.96) 3:38.51 (40.57)\r\n 4:13.25 (34.74) 4:44.77 (31.52)\r\n 4 Dias, Monique Iowa Lakes-IA 4:55.27 4:45.81 15 \r\n 29.43 1:04.19 (34.76)\r\n 1:41.50 (37.31) 2:17.87 (36.37)\r\n 2:59.23 (41.36) 3:41.56 (42.33)\r\n 4:14.79 (33.23) 4:45.81 (31.02)\r\n 5 Dunton, Jessica SGSC-GA 4:45.80 4:47.85 14 \r\n 29.08 1:02.61 (33.53)\r\n 1:38.48 (35.87) 2:14.75 (36.27)\r\n 2:57.74 (42.99) 3:40.79 (43.05)\r\n 4:15.50 (34.71) 4:47.85 (32.35)\r\n 6 VanDermeer, Ash 18 MCC 5:01.42 4:58.44 13 \r\n 30.82 1:07.49 (36.67)\r\n 1:43.84 (36.35) 2:20.27 (36.43)\r\n 3:04.48 (44.21) 3:50.49 (46.01)\r\n 4:24.77 (34.28) 4:58.44 (33.67)\r\n 7 DeBiase, Allie 19 Erie-NI 5:05.79 5:02.72 12 \r\n 31.90 1:09.99 (38.09)\r\n 1:49.21 (39.22) 2:29.82 (40.61)\r\n 3:12.86 (43.04) 3:55.43 (42.57)\r\n 4:30.26 (34.83) 5:02.72 (32.46)\r\n 8 Henderson, Mira SGSC-GA 5:04.66 5:07.11 11 \r\n 31.76 1:08.86 (37.10)\r\n 1:47.25 (38.39) 2:24.68 (37.43)\r\n 3:10.60 (45.92) 3:57.63 (47.03)\r\n 4:33.32 (35.69) 5:07.11 (33.79)<\/pre>\nMen’s 400 IM<\/h3>\n
Iowa Lakes’\u00a0Hylton Collinson<\/strong> posted a dominant win in the 400 IM, posting a time of 3:54.56. No one else in the field got under 4:00, as Indian River’s\u00a0Andrew Wojcik<\/strong> took second in 4:00.81 and his teammate\u00a0Jacob Andrasco<\/strong> was well back in third in 4:12.48.<\/p>\nIowa Central’s\u00a0Austin Monette-Waters\u00a0<\/strong>finished fourth in 4:15.78, just ahead of SWOCC’s\u00a0Shane Williams\u00a0<\/strong>(4:16.43). Also competing in the top heat were SGSC’s\u00a0Andrew Brown<\/strong> (4:17.89), Iowa Central’s\u00a0Devon Anderson<\/strong> (4:22.80) and Genesee’s\u00a0Kyle Podlaski<\/strong> (4:25.71).<\/p>\nEvent 18 Men 400 Yard IM<\/b>\r\n=========================================================================\r\n NJCAA: @ 3:47.15 1997 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 4:11.19 3:54.56 20 \r\n 23.71 51.93 (28.22)\r\n 1:22.14 (30.21) 1:52.77 (30.63)\r\n 2:24.94 (32.17) 2:57.76 (32.82)\r\n 3:26.17 (28.41) 3:54.56 (28.39)\r\n 2 Wojcik, Andrew 20 Indian River-FL 4:06.47 4:00.81 17 \r\n 24.56 52.78 (28.22)\r\n 1:24.46 (31.68) 1:55.22 (30.76)\r\n 2:28.03 (32.81) 3:01.34 (33.31)\r\n 3:31.47 (30.13) 4:00.81 (29.34)\r\n 3 Andrasco, Jacob 19 Indian River-FL 4:17.88 4:12.48 16 \r\n 26.67 57.53 (30.86)\r\n 1:29.58 (32.05) 2:01.42 (31.84)\r\n 2:35.98 (34.56) 3:12.05 (36.07)\r\n 3:42.77 (30.72) 4:12.48 (29.71)\r\n 4 Monette-Waters, 18 Iowa Central-IA 4:20.36 4:15.78 15 \r\n 25.89 55.98 (30.09)\r\n 1:28.13 (32.15) 2:00.32 (32.19)\r\n 2:36.82 (36.50) 3:14.64 (37.82)\r\n 3:45.92 (31.28) 4:15.78 (29.86)\r\n 5 Williams, Shane 18 SWOCC 4:19.93 4:16.43 14 \r\n 26.90 57.70 (30.80)\r\n 1:31.11 (33.41) 2:04.36 (33.25)\r\n 2:39.65 (35.29) 3:15.67 (36.02)\r\n 3:46.95 (31.28) 4:16.43 (29.48)\r\n 6 Brown, Andrew SGSC-GA 4:19.83 4:17.89 13 \r\n 26.21 56.47 (30.26)\r\n 1:29.40 (32.93) 2:02.69 (33.29)\r\n 2:39.29 (36.60) 3:15.93 (36.64)\r\n 3:46.62 (30.69) 4:17.89 (31.27)\r\n 7 Anderson, Devon Iowa Central-IA 4:17.78 4:22.80 12 \r\n 26.20 57.08 (30.88)\r\n 1:29.30 (32.22) 2:02.25 (32.95)\r\n 2:40.34 (38.09) 3:20.14 (39.80)\r\n 3:51.42 (31.28) 4:22.80 (31.38)\r\n 8 Podlaski, Kyle Genesee 4:22.01 4:25.71 11 \r\n 27.38 59.31 (31.93)\r\n 1:32.74 (33.43) 2:05.65 (32.91)\r\n 2:44.08 (38.43) 3:22.75 (38.67)\r\n 3:54.56 (31.81) 4:25.71 (31.15)<\/pre>\nWomen’s 100 Fly<\/h3>\n
Indian River swept the top four spots in the 100 fly, and only Indian River swimmers broke 1:00 in the event.\u00a0Osianna McReed\u00a0<\/strong>was the champion in the event, touching in 55.20, more than a second ahead of teammate\u00a0Morgan Holt<\/strong>, who grabbed second in 56.41.<\/p>\nIanthe van der Westhuizen\u00a0<\/strong>took third in 57.63, and teammate\u00a0Kamryn Gallowich<\/strong> took fourth in 59.64.<\/p>\nIowa Central’s\u00a0Kailie Valentine\u00a0<\/strong>finished fifth in 1:00.35, followed by teammates\u00a0Jana Burner\u00a0<\/strong>(1:00.52) and\u00a0Grace Nordquist\u00a0<\/strong>(1:01.36). MCC’s\u00a0Alison McGregor\u00a0<\/strong>was eighth in 1:03.32.<\/p>\nEvent 19 Women 100 Yard Butterfly<\/b>\r\n=========================================================================\r\n NJCAA: @ 53.27 2013 Yurie Nakano 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 56.87 55.20 20 \r\n 25.36 55.20 (29.84)\r\n 2 Holt, Morgan A 19 Indian River-FL 56.17 56.41 17 \r\n 26.56 56.41 (29.85)\r\n 3 Van Der Westhui 18 Indian River-FL 57.87 57.63 16 \r\n 26.98 57.63 (30.65)\r\n 4 Gallowich, Kamr 19 Indian River-FL 1:00.06 59.64 15 \r\n 27.14 59.64 (32.50)\r\n 5 Valentine, Kail 18 Iowa Central-IA 1:00.21 1:00.35 14 \r\n 28.93 1:00.35 (31.42)\r\n 6 Burner, Jana 19 Iowa Central-IA 1:00.46 1:00.52 13 \r\n 27.73 1:00.52 (32.79)\r\n 7 Nordquist, Grac 19 Iowa Central-IA 1:01.26 1:01.35 12 \r\n 28.22 1:01.35 (33.13)\r\n 8 Gregor, Alison 19 MCC 1:03.45 1:03.32 11 \r\n 28.79 1:03.32 (34.53)\r\n<\/pre>\nMen’s 100 Fly<\/h3>\n
Indian River swept the top two spots yet again as\u00a0Nicholas Loomis\u00a0<\/strong>blasted an impressive time of 4.64, and teammate\u00a0Gabriele Sasia\u00a0<\/strong>joined him under 50 seconds with a second-place time of 49.81.<\/p>\nComing in at an even 50.00 was Iowa Central’s\u00a0Lucas Wittmann<\/strong>, and that was good enough for third place overall.<\/p>\nIndian River teammates\u00a0Jonas Olczyk<\/strong> and\u00a0Harrison Howerton<\/strong> tied for fourth in 51.02, and they were followed by Iowa Lakes’\u00a0Jakub Murici<\/strong> (51.20), Indian River’s\u00a0Paul Tobin\u00a0<\/strong>(51.22) and Iowa Central’s\u00a0Keagan Wilson<\/strong> (51.40).<\/p>\nEvent 20 Men 100 Yard Butterfly<\/b>\r\n=========================================================================\r\n NJCAA: @ 46.53 3\/2\/2017 Nicholas R Loomis, Indian River\r\n Name Age School Prelims Finals Points \r\n=========================================================================\r\n === A - Final === <\/b>\r\n \r\n 1 Loomis, Nichola 19 Indian River-FL 46.53 47.64 20 \r\n 21.60 47.64 (26.04)\r\n 2 Sasia, Gabriele 19 Indian River-FL 50.21 49.81 17 \r\n 23.01 49.81 (26.80)\r\n 3 Wittmann, Lucas Iowa Central-IA 50.36 50.00 16 \r\n 23.75 50.00 (26.25)\r\n 4 Olczyk, Jonas R 22 Indian River-FL 50.88 51.02 14.5\r\n 22.88 51.02 (28.14)\r\n 4 Howerton, Harri 20 Indian River-FL 50.56 51.02 14.5\r\n 23.15 51.02 (27.87)\r\n 6 Murici, Jakub Iowa Lakes-IA 50.47 51.20 13 \r\n 23.57 51.20 (27.63)\r\n 7 Tobin, Paul C 20 Indian River-FL 51.28 51.22 12 \r\n 23.47 51.22 (27.75)\r\n 8 Wilson, Keagan 18 Iowa Central-IA 51.79 51.40 11 \r\n 23.98 51.40 (27.42)<\/pre>\nWomen’s 200 Free<\/h3>\n
Indian River again swept the three spots on the podium in the women’s 200 free, but it took a huge effort for\u00a0Courtney Perrett\u00a0<\/strong>to hold off teammate\u00a0Malin Wallen<\/strong> on the last 50. Perrett touched in 1:52.96, just ahead of Wallen’s 1:53.12.<\/p>\nAlso finishing on the podium was Indian River’s\u00a0Sarah Dostie<\/strong>, who finished in 1:55.08.<\/p>\nLynx’s\u00a0Madi Ewald<\/strong> grabbed fourth in 1:58.46, and she was followed by SGSU’s\u00a0Nikki Daley\u00a0<\/strong>(1:58.86), MCC’s\u00a0Megan Mack\u00a0<\/strong>(2:00.35) and SGSC teammates\u00a0Brittany Herndon<\/strong> (2:01.61) and\u00a0Bekah Morris<\/strong> (2:05.69).<\/p>\nEvent 21 Women 200 Yard Freestyle<\/b>\r\n=========================================================================\r\n NJCAA: @ 1:47.75 2014 Yurie Nakano 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 1:54.58 1:52.96 20 \r\n 26.17 54.77 (28.60)\r\n 1:23.83 (29.06) 1:52.96 (29.13)\r\n 2 Wallen, Malin M 19 Indian River-FL 1:53.08 1:53.12 17 \r\n 26.31 55.06 (28.75)\r\n 1:24.12 (29.06) 1:53.12 (29.00)\r\n 3 Dostie, Sarah E 19 Indian River-FL 1:55.84 1:55.08 16 \r\n 26.49 55.22 (28.73)\r\n 1:25.03 (29.81) 1:55.08 (30.05)\r\n 4 Ewald, Madi Lynx-IL 2:00.53 1:58.46 15 \r\n 27.68 57.23 (29.55)\r\n 1:28.02 (30.79) 1:58.46 (30.44)\r\n 5 Daley, Nikki SGSC-GA 1:57.39 1:58.86 14 \r\n 26.62 56.10 (29.48)\r\n 1:27.70 (31.60) 1:58.86 (31.16)\r\n 6 Mack, Megan R 20 MCC 2:01.67 2:00.35 13 \r\n 27.52 57.82 (30.30)\r\n 1:28.75 (30.93) 2:00.35 (31.60)\r\n 7 Herndon, Britta SGSC-GA 2:02.80 2:01.61 12 \r\n 28.15 58.80 (30.65)\r\n 1:30.43 (31.63) 2:01.61 (31.18)\r\n 8 Morris, Bekah SGSC-GA 2:02.05 2:05.09 11 \r\n 28.18 59.66 (31.48)\r\n 1:32.21 (32.55) 2:05.09 (32.88)<\/pre>\nMen’s 200 Free<\/h3>\n
In an amazing team performance, Indian River put seven swimmers into the championship final, and they swept the top seven spots in the event.\u00a0Luka Tomic\u00a0<\/strong>provided the fireworks as he led wire-to-wire on the way to a victory, finishing in 1:36.28. Teammate\u00a0Jason Van Der Touw<\/strong> grabbed second in 1:37.63, and\u00a0John Fauteux<\/strong> was third in 1:38.41.<\/p>\nCameron Newton\u00a0<\/strong>just missed the podium with his time of 1:38.64, and just behind were\u00a0Gavin Erdmann<\/strong> (1:40.53),\u00a0Alexander Berggren\u00a0<\/strong>(1:42.01) and\u00a0Derek Lobrutto<\/strong> (1:43.07).<\/p>\nThe only non-Indian River swimmer in the field was South Georgia State’s\u00a0Zac Elz<\/strong>, who finished eighth in 1:44.93.<\/p>\nEvent 22 Men 200 Yard Freestyle<\/b>\r\n=========================================================================\r\n NJCAA: @ 1:35.17 2008 Gideon Louw IRSC, IRSC\r\n Name Age School Prelims Finals Points \r\n=========================================================================\r\n === A - Final === <\/b>\r\n \r\n 1 Tomic, Luka 18 Indian River-FL 1:41.39 1:36.28 20 \r\n 22.48 46.55 (24.07)\r\n 1:11.09 (24.54) 1:36.28 (25.19)\r\n 2 Van Der Touw, J 21 Indian River-FL 1:38.97 1:37.63 17 \r\n 23.10 47.72 (24.62)\r\n 1:12.51 (24.79) 1:37.63 (25.12)\r\n 3 Fauteux, John S 20 Indian River-FL 1:40.43 1:38.41 16 \r\n 22.47 47.56 (25.09)\r\n 1:13.12 (25.56) 1:38.41 (25.29)\r\n 4 Newton, Cameron 20 Indian River-FL 1:40.58 1:38.64 15 \r\n 22.53 47.16 (24.63)\r\n 1:12.42 (25.26) 1:38.64 (26.22)\r\n 5 Erdmann, Gavin 20 Indian River-FL 1:41.20 1:40.53 14 \r\n 22.90 47.94 (25.04)\r\n 1:13.79 (25.85) 1:40.53 (26.74)\r\n 6 Berggren, Alexa 22 Indian River-FL 1:44.26 1:42.01 13 \r\n 23.95 49.68 (25.73)\r\n 1:15.63 (25.95) 1:42.01 (26.38)\r\n 7 Lobrutto, Derek 19 Indian River-FL 1:45.14 1:43.07 12 \r\n 23.70 49.73 (26.03)\r\n 1:16.17 (26.44) 1:43.07 (26.90)\r\n 8 Elz, Zac SGSC-GA 1:45.50 1:44.93 11 \r\n 24.31 51.21 (26.90)\r\n 1:18.26 (27.05) 1:44.93 (26.67)<\/pre>\nWomen’s 400 Medley Relay<\/h3>\n
Indian River continued to dominate the relays at the NJCAA Championships with a top showing in the women’s 400 medley relay.\u00a0Courtney Stewart<\/strong> (57.60),\u00a0Courtney Perrett<\/strong> (1:04.06),\u00a0Morgan Holt<\/strong> (57.23), and\u00a0Osianna McReed\u00a0<\/strong>posted a final time of 3:50.50 to be the only team beneath the 4-minute mark.<\/p>\nIowa Central’s\u00a0Sandra Alonso Rivas\u00a0<\/strong>(1:02.23),\u00a0AnnMarie Spiker<\/strong> (1:07.10),\u00a0Kailie Valentine<\/strong> (58.50), and\u00a0Jana Burner<\/strong> (55.03) picked up second with a final time of 4:03.86.<\/p>\nThird went to Southern Georgia State’s\u00a0Kiana Ocasio-Molina<\/strong> (1:01.51),\u00a0Delaney Smith<\/strong> (1:11.24),\u00a0Jessica Dunton<\/strong> (59.43), and\u00a0Nikki Daley<\/strong> (54.29), who posted a combined time of 4:06.47.<\/p>\n Event 23 Women 400 Yard Medley Relay<\/b>\r\n==================================================================================\r\n NJCAA: @ 3:41.92 2013 , IRSC\r\n Nakano, Casellas, Lizardi, Munoz\r\n School Seed Finals Points \r\n==================================================================================\r\n 1 Indian River-FL 'A' 3:49.80 3:50.50 40 \r\n 1) Stewart, Courtney W 18 2) Perrett, Courtney 19 \r\n 3) Holt, Morgan A 19 4) McReed, Osianna L 19 \r\n 28.02 57.60 (57.60)\r\n 1:27.65 (30.05) 2:01.66 (1:04.06)\r\n 2:28.07 (26.41) 2:58.89 (57.23)\r\n 3:22.65 (23.76) 3:50.50 (51.61)\r\n 2 Iowa Central-IA 'A' 4:10.66 4:03.86 34 \r\n 1) Alonso Rivas, Sandra 2) Spiker, AnnMarie \r\n 3) Valentine, Kailie 18 4) Burner, Jana 19 \r\n 30.30 1:02.23 (1:02.23)\r\n 1:32.92 (30.69) 2:09.33 (1:07.10)\r\n 2:36.88 (27.55) 3:08.83 (59.50)\r\n 3:34.16 (25.33) 4:03.86 (55.03)\r\n 3 SGSC-GA 'A' 4:13.93 4:06.47 32 \r\n 1) Ocasio-Molina, Kiana 2) Smith, Delaney \r\n 3) Dunton, Jessica 4) Daley, Nikki \r\n 29.49 1:01.51 (1:01.51)\r\n 1:34.62 (33.11) 2:12.75 (1:11.24)\r\n 2:39.89 (27.14) 3:12.18 (59.43)\r\n 3:37.95 (25.77) 4:06.47 (54.29)\r\n 4 SWOCC 'A' 4:14.25 4:10.58 30 \r\n 1) Lemus, Angelica Y 18 2) Cramer, Madeline M 19 \r\n 3) Falk, Mya R 18 4) Clear, Annessa K 20 \r\n 30.65 1:03.88 (1:03.88)\r\n 1:36.69 (32.81) 2:14.85 (1:10.97)\r\n 2:43.66 (28.81) 3:17.05 (1:02.20)\r\n 3:41.57 (24.52) 4:10.58 (53.53)\r\n 5 MCC 'A' 4:26.95 4:16.40 28 \r\n 1) VanDermeer, Ashley N 18 2) Chrisman, Heather I 19 \r\n 3) Gregor, Alison E 19 4) Mack, Megan R 20 \r\n 31.64 1:05.16 (1:05.16)\r\n 1:37.04 (31.88) 2:14.36 (1:09.20)\r\n 2:43.40 (29.04) 3:19.63 (1:05.27)\r\n 3:46.35 (26.72) 4:16.40 (56.77)\r\n 6 Lynx-IL 'A' 4:14.01 4:21.55 26 \r\n 1) Motta, Carla 2) Kindhart, Miranda \r\n 3) Misech, UB 4) Ewald, Madi \r\n 30.54 1:04.00 (1:04.00)\r\n 1:39.25 (35.25) 2:21.12 (1:17.12)\r\n 2:51.48 (30.36) 3:26.24 (1:05.12)\r\n 3:52.27 (26.03) 4:21.55 (55.31)\r\n 7 FIT-MR 'A' 4:46.79 4:37.02 24 \r\n 1) Fotos, Cassandra 2) Vira, Veronika \r\n 3) O'Connell, Maggie 4) Yanzsa, Courtney \r\n 32.71 1:08.22 (1:08.22)\r\n 1:46.97 (38.75) 2:30.86 (1:22.64)\r\n 3:01.14 (30.28) 3:35.53 (1:04.67)\r\n 4:04.16 (28.63) 4:37.02 (1:01.49)\r\n 8 Iowa Lakes-IA 'A' 5:00.31 4:48.26 22 \r\n 1) Harrison, Michelle 2) Dias, Monique \r\n 3) Wellard, Kylie 4) Nehring, Renee \r\n 36.31 1:13.59 (1:13.59)\r\n 1:46.59 (33.00) 2:25.07 (1:11.48)\r\n 2:57.28 (32.21) 3:38.19 (1:13.12)\r\n 4:11.06 (32.87) 4:48.26 (1:10.07)<\/pre>\nMen’s 400 Medley Relay<\/h3>\n
The Indian River men scorched the competition in the 400 medley relay, finishing more than ten seconds ahead of the competition. Teammates\u00a0Jason van der Touw<\/strong> (49.41),\u00a0John Fauteux<\/strong> (52.93),\u00a0Nicholas Loomis<\/strong> (46.88), and\u00a0Luka Tomic<\/strong> (45.04) posted a combined time of 3:14.26 for the gold.<\/p>\nIowa Central’s\u00a0Devon Anderson<\/strong> (53.39),\u00a0Dylan VanPletzen<\/strong> (56.69),\u00a0Lucas Wittmann<\/strong> (50.32), and\u00a0Keagan Wilson<\/strong> (46.87) touched second with a time of 3:27.27.<\/p>\nThe relay team of\u00a0Marko\u00a0<\/strong>Dominic<\/b> (56.15),\u00a0Hylton Collinson<\/strong> (56.56),\u00a0Keagan Blau<\/strong> (53.22), and\u00a0Jakub Murici<\/strong> (46.17) of Iowa Lakes rounded out the top three with a final time of 3:32.10.<\/p>\n Event 24 Men 400 Yard Medley Relay<\/b>\r\n==================================================================================\r\n NJCAA: @ 3:12.03 2015 , IRSC\r\n Stojmenovic, Emslie, Nakano, Wise\r\n School Seed Finals Points \r\n==================================================================================\r\n 1 Indian River-FL 'A' 3:15.06 3:14.26 40 \r\n 1) Van Der Touw, Jason S 21 2) Fauteux, John S 20 \r\n 3) Loomis, Nicholas R 19 4) Tomic, Luka 18 \r\n 23.99 49.41 (49.41)\r\n 1:14.30 (24.89) 1:42.34 (52.93)\r\n 2:03.62 (21.28) 2:29.22 (46.88)\r\n 2:50.70 (21.48) 3:14.26 (45.04)\r\n 2 Iowa Central-IA 'A' 3:30.66 3:27.27 34 \r\n 1) Anderson, Devon 2) VanPletzen, Dylan R 19 \r\n 3) Wittmann, Lucas 4) Wilson, Keagan J 18 \r\n 25.62 53.39 (53.39)\r\n 1:19.48 (26.09) 1:50.08 (56.69)\r\n 2:13.00 (22.92) 2:40.40 (50.32)\r\n 3:02.59 (22.19) 3:27.27 (46.87)\r\n 3 Iowa Lakes-IA 'A' 3:38.34 3:32.10 32 \r\n 1) Dominovic, Marko 2) Collinson, Hylton \r\n 3) Blau, Keagen 4) Murici, Jakub \r\n 26.92 56.15 (56.15)\r\n 1:22.34 (26.19) 1:52.71 (56.56)\r\n 2:17.59 (24.88) 2:45.93 (53.22)\r\n 3:07.65 (21.72) 3:32.10 (46.17)\r\n 4 SWOCC 'A' 3:42.42 3:33.72 30 \r\n 1) Breshears, Darrin C 19 2) Broschat, Christian F 20 \r\n 3) Rose, Carson M 20 4) Dean, Caleb T 18 \r\n 26.29 54.77 (54.77)\r\n 1:20.90 (26.13) 1:52.31 (57.54)\r\n 2:16.26 (23.95) 2:46.19 (53.88)\r\n 3:08.14 (21.95) 3:33.72 (47.53)\r\n 5 SGSC-GA 'A' 3:40.51 3:38.55 28 \r\n 1) Elz, Zac 2) Brown, Andrew \r\n 3) Austin, Trace 4) Davis, Jake \r\n 28.51 58.26 (58.26)\r\n 1:25.24 (26.98) 1:56.67 (58.41)\r\n 2:21.77 (25.10) 2:50.63 (53.96)\r\n 3:13.79 (23.16) 3:38.55 (47.92)\r\n 6 Lynx-IL 'A' 3:41.53 3:39.84 26 \r\n 1) McDanel, Logan 2) Johns, Oakley \r\n 3) Elaisa, Paul 4) Ament, TY \r\n 25.84 54.85 (54.85)\r\n 1:21.92 (27.07) 1:55.45 (1:00.60)\r\n 2:20.36 (24.91) 2:52.67 (57.22)\r\n 3:14.93 (22.26) 3:39.84 (47.17)\r\n 7 MCC 'A' 3:50.13 3:41.97 24 \r\n 1) Manwarren, Jon J 19 2) Conner, Maclaine W 18 \r\n 3) Metzger, Benjamin R 21 4) Marsh, Patrick J 19 \r\n 28.77 58.13 (58.13)\r\n 1:26.24 (28.11) 1:59.76 (1:01.63)\r\n 2:23.55 (23.79) 2:52.06 (52.30)\r\n 3:15.29 (23.23) 3:41.97 (49.91)\r\n 8 Genesee 'A' 3:50.49 3:49.58 22 \r\n 1) Podlaski, Kyle 2) Vacanti, Benjamin \r\n 3) Ferrer, Joan 4) Langerman, Matthew \r\n 27.48 57.45 (57.45)\r\n 1:27.87 (30.42) 2:04.25 (1:06.80)\r\n 2:28.92 (24.67) 2:58.24 (53.99)\r\n 3:22.35 (24.11) 3:49.58 (51.34)<\/pre>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"Indian River continued to dominate the competition during day two finals of the 2017 NJCAA Championships. The Pioneers won two relays each on both the men’s and women’s sides, plus<\/p>\n","protected":false},"author":56,"featured_media":244169,"comment_status":"open","ping_status":"closed","sticky":false,"template":"","format":"standard","meta":{"_monsterinsights_skip_tracking":false,"_monsterinsights_sitenote_active":false,"_monsterinsights_sitenote_note":"","_monsterinsights_sitenote_category":0,"_jetpack_memberships_contains_paid_content":false,"footnotes":"","jetpack_publicize_message":"","jetpack_publicize_feature_enabled":true,"jetpack_social_post_already_shared":false,"jetpack_social_options":{"image_generator_settings":{"template":"dois","enabled":false},"version":2}},"categories":[6],"tags":[60341,66162],"class_list":["post-244163","post","type-post","status-publish","format-standard","has-post-thumbnail","hentry","category-college","tag-2017-njcaa-championships","tag-2018-njcaa-championships"],"jetpack_publicize_connections":[],"yoast_head":"\r\n
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