Sammy McDonald<\/strong> teamed up for third in 1:41.35.<\/p>\nEvent 1 Women 200 Yard Medley Relay<\/b>\r\n====================================================================\r\n A-10 Conf: R 1:39.48 2\/22\/2012 University of Richmond\r\n L Hines, M Kobelja, J Smaniotto, C Brackett\r\n A-10 Meet: M 1:39.48 2\/22\/2012 University of Richmond\r\n L Hines, M Kobelja, J Smaniotto, C Brackett\r\n Pool: P 1:39.51 2\/20\/2013 University of Richmond\r\n L Hines, M Kobelja, K Yang, M Vucic\r\n 1:36.89 A\r\n 1:37.51 B\r\n School Seed Finals \r\n====================================================================\r\n 1 Duquesne 1:43.37 1:40.75 \r\n 1) Watson, Abby SR 2) Stauffer, Abby JR \r\n 3) McKnight, Kristen JR 4) Heim, Shelly SR \r\n 12.66 25.50 (25.50)\r\n 38.25 (12.75) 53.66 (28.16)\r\n 1:04.85 (11.19) 1:18.24 (24.58)\r\n 1:28.95 (10.71) 1:40.75 (22.51)\r\n 2 Richmond 1:46.09 1:40.99 \r\n 1) #Kohut, Jordan FR 2) Lane, Annie SR \r\n 3) Soulia, Morgan JR 4) Gouger, Hannah SO \r\n 12.71 24.99 (24.99)\r\n 37.78 (12.79) 53.21 (28.22)\r\n 1:04.78 (11.57) 1:18.40 (25.19)\r\n 1:29.33 (10.93) 1:40.99 (22.59)\r\n 3 Fordham 1:44.55 1:41.35 \r\n 1) #Martin, Michelle FR 2) Celia, Gabby JR \r\n 3) Bullock, Mia SO 4) McDonald, Sammy SO \r\n 12.62 25.26 (25.26)\r\n 38.52 (13.26) 54.45 (29.19)\r\n 1:05.19 (10.74) 1:18.42 (23.97)\r\n 1:29.40 (10.98) 1:41.35 (22.93)<\/pre>\nMen’s 4×50 Medley Relay<\/h1>\n
The George Washington men took down the first pair of conference and meet records that they set last year.\u00a0Gustav Hokfelt<\/strong>,\u00a0Tommi Wolst<\/strong>,\u00a0Emils Pone<\/strong>, and\u00a0Alex Auster<\/strong> swam to a time of 1:27.47, which was .06 under their previous record.<\/p>\nLa Salle’s team of\u00a0Fabian Bergman<\/strong>,\u00a0Marcus Forsgren<\/strong>,\u00a0Jakub<\/strong>\u00a0Batosiewicz<\/strong>, and\u00a0Norman Gregory<\/strong> came in second in a time of 1:28.24. Fordham’s\u00a0Auston Ramsay<\/strong>,\u00a0Travis Monahan<\/strong>,\u00a0Joseph Mercurio<\/strong>, and\u00a0Joseph Vizza<\/strong> placed third in 1:28.48.<\/p>\nEvent 2 Men 200 Yard Medley Relay<\/b>\r\n====================================================================\r\n A-10 Conf: R 1:27.53 2\/15\/2017 George Washington University\r\n G Hokfelt, A Bolognesi, E Pone, A Auster\r\n A-10 Meet: M 1:27.53 2\/15\/2017 George Washington University\r\n G Hokfelt, A Bolognesi, E Pone, A Auster\r\n Pool: P 1:26.02 3\/12\/2014 Wayne State\r\n J Molina Perez, P Jachowicz, S Holm, T Barthel\r\n 1:24.82 A\r\n 1:25.62 B\r\n School Seed Finals \r\n====================================================================\r\n 1 G. Washington 1:31.24 1:27.47R \r\n 1) Hokfelt, Gustav SR 2) Wolst, Tommi JR \r\n 3) Pone, Emils SO 4) Auster, Alex JR \r\n 10.93 21.44 (21.44)\r\n 32.67 (11.23) 46.09 (24.65)\r\n 56.22 (10.13) 1:07.61 (21.52)\r\n 1:17.34 (9.73) 1:27.47 (19.86)\r\n 2 La Salle 1:30.66 1:28.24 \r\n 1) Bergman, Fabian SR 2) Forsgren, Marcus SO \r\n 3) Batosiewicz, Jakub SR 4) Gregory, Norman SO \r\n 11.00 21.91 (21.91)\r\n 33.07 (11.16) 46.50 (24.59)\r\n 56.21 (9.71) 1:08.03 (21.53)\r\n 1:17.91 (9.88) 1:28.24 (20.21)\r\n 3 Fordham 1:30.93 1:28.48 \r\n 1) #Ramsay, Auston FR 2) Monahan, Travis JR \r\n 3) Mercurio, Joseph SR 4) Vizza, Joseph SO \r\n 11.11 22.68 (22.68)\r\n 33.51 (10.83) 47.46 (24.78)\r\n 56.57 (9.11) 1:08.28 (20.82)\r\n 1:17.92 (9.64) 1:28.48 (20.20)<\/pre>\nWomen’s 4×200 Free Relay<\/h1>\n
In the women’s 4×200 free relay, the George Washington women followed their men’s team, breaking the conference, meet and pool records with their time of 7:15.43.\u00a0Gemma Atherley<\/strong>,\u00a0Abbey Fusco<\/strong>,\u00a0Jackie Torrez<\/strong>, and\u00a0Emily Zhang<\/strong> came together to break the previous records, set in 2016 by Davidson, by over a second.<\/p>\nRichmond’s team of\u00a0Hannah Gouger<\/strong>,\u00a0Annie Lane<\/strong>,\u00a0Virginia Marsh<\/strong>, and\u00a0Nicole Piercy<\/strong> touched second in 7:17.92. From Duquesne,\u00a0Lexi Santer<\/strong>,\u00a0Carson Gross<\/strong>,\u00a0Heather Svitavsky<\/strong>, and\u00a0Lauren Devorace<\/strong> were third in 7:18.71.<\/p>\n Event 4 Women 800 Yard Freestyle Relay<\/b>\r\n====================================================================\r\n A-10 Conf: R 7:16.79 2\/17\/2016 Davidson College\r\n M Farrell, E Weldon, E Lankiewicz, A Healy\r\n A-10 Meet: M 7:16.79 2\/17\/2016 Davidson College\r\n M Farrell, E Weldon, E Lankiewicz, A Healy\r\n Pool: P 7:16.79 2\/17\/2016 Davidson College\r\n M Farrell, E Weldon, E Lankiewicz, A Healy\r\n 7:03.86 A\r\n 7:07.86 B\r\n School Seed Finals \r\n====================================================================\r\n 1 G. Washington 7:34.50 7:15.43R \r\n 1) Atherley, Gemma SO 2) Fusco, Abbey SR \r\n 3) Torrez, Jackie SO 4) Zhang, Emily JR \r\n 25.33 52.63 (52.63)\r\n 1:20.58 (1:20.58) 1:49.03 (1:49.03)\r\n 2:13.13 (24.10) 2:40.33 (51.30)\r\n 3:08.81 (1:19.78) 3:37.92 (1:48.89)\r\n 4:03.68 (25.76) 4:32.41 (54.49)\r\n 5:00.92 (1:23.00) 5:29.42 (1:51.50)\r\n 5:53.55 (24.13) 6:20.05 (50.63)\r\n 6:47.53 (1:18.11) 7:15.43 (1:46.01)\r\n 2 Richmond 7:35.59 7:17.92 \r\n 1) Gouger, Hannah SO 2) Lane, Annie SR \r\n 3) Marsh, Virginia SO 4) Piercy, Nicole JR \r\n 25.62 53.57 (53.57)\r\n 1:22.52 (1:22.52) 1:51.30 (1:51.30)\r\n 2:16.11 (24.81) 2:43.52 (52.22)\r\n 3:12.06 (1:20.76) 3:40.45 (1:49.15)\r\n 4:04.86 (24.41) 4:31.93 (51.48)\r\n 4:59.91 (1:19.46) 5:28.23 (1:47.78)\r\n 5:53.24 (25.01) 6:21.02 (52.79)\r\n 6:49.50 (1:21.27) 7:17.92 (1:49.69)\r\n 3 Duquesne 7:37.51 7:18.71 \r\n 1) Santer, Lexi SR 2) Gross, Carson SO \r\n 3) Svitavsky, Heather SO 4) Devorace, Lauren SO \r\n 25.18 52.67 (52.67)\r\n 1:21.42 (1:21.42) 1:50.83 (1:50.83)\r\n 2:15.53 (24.70) 2:42.86 (52.03)\r\n 3:10.84 (1:20.01) 3:38.88 (1:48.05)\r\n 4:05.39 (26.51) 4:33.47 (54.59)\r\n 5:01.34 (1:22.46) 5:29.77 (1:50.89)\r\n 5:54.92 (25.15) 6:22.57 (52.80)\r\n 6:50.77 (1:21.00) 7:18.71 (1:48.94)<\/pre>\nMen’s 4×200 Free Relay<\/h1>\n
St. Louis’s\u00a0Ryan McCoy<\/strong>,\u00a0Collin O’Brien<\/strong>,\u00a0Grant Streid<\/strong>, and\u00a0Isaiah Williams<\/strong> claimed first place in the men’s 4×200 free relay, by touching first in 6:32.50.\u00a0Second place went to La Salle’s\u00a0Fabian Bergman<\/strong>,\u00a0Aleksandar Nikolic<\/strong>,\u00a0Kyle McElwee<\/strong>, and\u00a0Marcus Forsgren<\/strong> in 6:33.41. George Washington’s team of\u00a0Maximilian Forstenhaeusler<\/strong>,\u00a0Adam Drury<\/strong>,\u00a0Andrew Cho<\/strong>, and\u00a0Moritz Fath<\/strong> came in third in 6:34.03.<\/p>\nEvent 5 Men 800 Yard Freestyle Relay<\/b>\r\n====================================================================\r\n A-10 Conf: R 6:29.80 2\/19\/2014 St. Bonaventure University\r\n M Pilyugin, V Shchukin, R Danner, J Martin\r\n A-10 Meet: M 6:29.80 2\/19\/2014 St. Bonaventure University\r\n M Pilyugin, V Shchukin, R Danner, J Martin\r\n Pool: P 6:28.05 3\/4\/2015 Missouri State University\r\n U Kalnins, V Baryshok, K Cwiek, I McKnight\r\n 6:20.05 A\r\n 6:23.58 B\r\n School Seed Finals \r\n====================================================================\r\n 1 Saint Louis 6:38.89 6:32.50 \r\n 1) McCoy, Ryan SR 2) O'Brien, Collin SO \r\n 3) Streid, Grant SO 4) Williams, Isaiah JR \r\n 22.43 47.23 (47.23)\r\n 1:12.31 (1:12.31) 1:37.03 (1:37.03)\r\n 1:58.84 (21.81) 2:23.45 (46.42)\r\n 2:49.24 (1:12.21) 3:15.75 (1:38.72)\r\n 3:37.69 (21.94) 4:02.64 (46.89)\r\n 4:28.45 (1:12.70) 4:54.74 (1:38.99)\r\n 5:17.22 (22.48) 5:41.57 (46.83)\r\n 6:06.63 (1:11.89) 6:32.50 (1:37.76)\r\n 2 La Salle 6:44.37 6:33.41 \r\n 1) Bergman, Fabian SR 2) Nikolic, Aleksandar JR \r\n 3) McElwee, Kyle JR 4) Forsgren, Marcus SO \r\n 22.71 47.59 (47.59)\r\n 1:12.58 (1:12.58) 1:37.69 (1:37.69)\r\n 2:00.48 (22.79) 2:25.22 (47.53)\r\n 2:50.36 (1:12.67) 3:15.89 (1:38.20)\r\n 3:37.92 (22.03) 4:02.26 (46.37)\r\n 4:28.02 (1:12.13) 4:54.73 (1:38.84)\r\n 5:16.44 (21.71) 5:40.91 (46.18)\r\n 6:06.15 (1:11.42) 6:33.41 (1:38.68)\r\n 3 G. Washington 6:49.83 6:34.03 \r\n 1) Forstenhaeusler, Maximilian S 2) Drury, Adam SR \r\n 3) Cho, Andrew SO 4) Fath, Moritz SO \r\n 22.66 47.63 (47.63)\r\n 1:12.60 (1:12.60) 1:38.09 (1:38.09)\r\n 2:00.91 (22.82) 2:25.70 (47.61)\r\n 2:50.88 (1:12.79) 3:16.37 (1:38.28)\r\n 3:38.90 (22.53) 4:03.34 (46.97)\r\n 4:29.51 (1:13.14) 4:56.86 (1:40.49)\r\n 5:19.00 (22.14) 5:43.76 (46.90)\r\n 6:08.75 (1:11.89) 6:34.03 (1:37.17)<\/pre>\nAt the end of night one, the Duquesne women lead with 72 points, while the George Washington men are in first with 118 points. Live results can be found on Meet Mobile and here<\/a>.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n
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