Results<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\nWomen’s 4×50 Free Relay<\/h3>\n
The Indian River women opened the evening with a dominant win in the 4×50 free relay. The team of\u00a0Sophia Diagne<\/strong>, Courtney Stewart<\/strong>,\u00a0Courtney Perrett<\/strong> and\u00a0Camryn Wheals\u00a0<\/strong>put up a time of 1:32.77, just off the NAIA record of 1:32.39 set by Indian River in 2016.<\/p>\nIowa Central’s team of\u00a0Jana Burner<\/strong>,\u00a0Grace Nordquist<\/strong>,\u00a0Kailie Valentine\u00a0<\/strong>and\u00a0Sandra Alonso Rivas\u00a0<\/strong>took second in 1:40.61, and South Georgia State’s\u00a0Jessilyn Graham<\/strong>,\u00a0Skylar Tafelski<\/strong>,\u00a0Brittany Herndon<\/strong> and\u00a0Delaney Smith\u00a0<\/strong>took third in 1:41.28.<\/p>\nEvent 13 Women 200 Yard Freestyle Relay<\/b>\r\n==================================================================================\r\n NJCAA Record: * 1:32.39 3\/3\/2016 Indian River State College\r\n T Lovemore, O McReed, Y Ware, L Sims\r\n 2:14.99 QUAL Qualifying Standards\r\n School Seed Finals Points \r\n==================================================================================\r\n 1 Indian River-FL 'A' 1:34.39 1:32.77 QUAL 40 \r\n 1) Diagne, Sophia 19 2) Stewart, Courtney 20 \r\n 3) Perrett, Courtney 20 4) Wheals, Camryn 20 \r\n 23.11 46.42 (23.31)\r\n 1:09.64 (23.22) 1:32.77 (23.13)\r\n 2 Iowa Central-IA 'A' 1:41.13 1:40.61 QUAL 34 \r\n 1) Burner, Jana 20 2) Nordquist, Grace 20 \r\n 3) Valentine, Kailie 19 4) Alonso Rivas, Sandra \r\n 24.84 50.78 (25.94)\r\n 1:16.99 (26.21) 1:40.61 (23.62)\r\n 3 SGSC-GA 'A' 1:40.48 1:41.28 QUAL 32 \r\n 1) Graham, Jessilyn 2) Tafelski, Skylar \r\n 3) Herndon, Brittany 4) Smith, Delaney \r\n 24.78 50.58 (25.80)\r\n 1:15.86 (25.28) 1:41.28 (25.42)\r\n 4 Swocc-OR 'A' 1:45.85 1:43.02 QUAL 30 \r\n 1) Krahn, Rena 19 2) Falk, Mya 19 \r\n 3) Robinson, Jessica 19 4) Hoyer, Khalani 20 \r\n 26.60 52.59 (25.99)\r\n 1:18.08 (25.49) 1:43.02 (24.94)\r\n 5 Erie-NI 'A' 1:46.96 1:44.01 QUAL 28 \r\n 1) Roblee, Haley 19 2) DeBiase, Allie 20 \r\n 3) Ettinger, Abbie 18 4) Smith, Tabby 20 \r\n 27.54 53.20 (25.66)\r\n 1:19.27 (26.07) 1:44.01 (24.74)\r\n 6 Lincoln-IL 'A' 1:44.01 1:47.03 QUAL 26 \r\n 1) Kindhart, Miranda 2) Neuhaus, Kayleigh 18 \r\n 3) Homann, Nicole 18 4) Chalifoux, Kenzie 18 \r\n 26.65 53.67 (27.02)\r\n 1:20.86 (27.19) 1:47.03 (26.17)\r\n 7 FIT-MR 'A' 1:48.05 1:47.61 QUAL 24 \r\n 1) Smith, Sabine 2) Miglino, Julia \r\n 3) King, Leah 4) O'Connell, Maggie \r\n 27.37 54.97 (27.60)\r\n 1:21.00 (26.03) 1:47.61 (26.61)\r\n 8 Genesee 'A' 1:50.74 1:48.58 QUAL 22 \r\n 1) Priest, Angel 2) Alberto, Zuwena \r\n 3) Amico, Natalie 4) Shiozawa, Nanako \r\n 26.28 55.81 (29.53)\r\n 1:22.81 (27.00) 1:48.58 (25.77)<\/pre>\nMen’s 4×50 Free Relay<\/strong><\/h3>\nThe Indian River men also opened up their Friday night session with a relay win as the team of\u00a0Ruben Van Leeuwen<\/strong>,\u00a0Ryen Van Wyk<\/strong>,\u00a0Guillaume Bolivard\u00a0<\/strong>and\u00a0Luka Tomic\u00a0<\/strong>put up a time of 1:20.97, more than five seconds ahead of their closest competiton.<\/p>\nSouth Georgia State’s\u00a0Zac Elz<\/strong>,\u00a0Jackson Bloom<\/strong>,\u00a0Ryan Buczkowski\u00a0<\/strong>and\u00a0Andrew Brown\u00a0<\/strong>took second in 1:25.98. Third went to the Barton squad of\u00a0Elijae Draper<\/strong>,\u00a0Dawson Gantenbein<\/strong>,\u00a0William Spitz<\/strong> and\u00a0Keagan Wilson\u00a0<\/strong>in 1:26.75.<\/p>\nEvent 14 Men 200 Yard Freestyle Relay<\/b>\r\n==================================================================================\r\n NJCAA Record: * 1:17.70 3\/8\/2012 Indian River State College\r\n B. Tandy, L. Mosley, L. Flores, C. Weir\r\n 1:58.99 QUAL Qualifying Standards\r\n School Seed Finals Points \r\n==================================================================================\r\n 1 Indian River-FL 'A' 1:20.92 1:20.97 QUAL 40 \r\n 1) Van Leeuwen, Ruben 20 2) Van Wyk, Ryen 19 \r\n 3) Bolivard, Guillaume 20 4) Tomic, Luka 19 \r\n 20.66 40.36 (19.70)\r\n 1:00.41 (20.05) 1:20.97 (20.56)\r\n 2 SGSC-GA 'A' 1:28.02 1:25.98 QUAL 34 \r\n 1) Elz, Zac 2) Bloom, Jackson \r\n 3) Buczkowski, Ryan 4) Brown, Andrew \r\n 21.11 42.39 (21.28)\r\n 1:04.13 (21.74) 1:25.98 (21.85)\r\n 3 Barton Cougars-ZZ 'A' 1:30.28 1:26.75 QUAL 32 \r\n 1) Draper, Elijae 20 2) Gantenbein, Dawson 20 \r\n 3) Spitz, William 20 4) Wilson, Keagan 19 \r\n 23.01 44.42 (21.41)\r\n 1:05.79 (21.37) 1:26.75 (20.96)\r\n 4 MCC 'A' 1:29.04 1:26.89 QUAL 30 \r\n 1) Knaut, Gabriel 19 2) Parks, Alexander 19 \r\n 3) Stone, Parker 19 4) Metzger, Benjamin 22 \r\n 21.20 43.42 (22.22)\r\n 1:05.68 (22.26) 1:26.89 (21.21)\r\n 5 Iowa Central-IA 'A' 1:28.08 1:27.45 QUAL 28 \r\n 1) Emery, Mitch 2) Shimon, Karter \r\n 3) Sunberg, Joshua 4) Jorgensen, Lasse \r\n 21.41 44.08 (22.67)\r\n 1:06.71 (22.63) 1:27.45 (20.74)\r\n 6 Lincoln-IL 'A' 1:31.83 1:30.04 QUAL 26 \r\n 1) Neinas, Macoy 19 2) Eyre, Kalen 18 \r\n 3) Kidd, Nick 4) Dominovic, Marko 20 \r\n 22.07 43.80 (21.73)\r\n 1:07.07 (23.27) 1:30.04 (22.97)\r\n 7 Swocc-OR 'A' 1:31.95 1:30.38 QUAL 24 \r\n 1) Scaglione, Christian 18 2) Hole, Timothy 18 \r\n 3) Kraemer, Timmy 18 4) Fujii, Shin 22 \r\n 22.65 45.88 (23.23)\r\n 1:08.02 (22.14) 1:30.38 (22.36)\r\n 8 Genesee 'A' 1:32.05 1:32.52 QUAL 22 \r\n 1) Vacanti, Benjamin 2) Mahaney, Ryan \r\n 3) Langerman, Matthew 4) Brown, Brandon \r\n 23.82 51.44 (27.62)\r\n 1:09.88 (18.44) 1:32.52 (22.64)<\/pre>\nMen’s 3-meter diving<\/strong><\/h3>\nIndian River’s Gavrilo Blijden\u00a0<\/strong>took home the title in men’s 3-meter diving, recording a score of 480.40. Rounding out the top three were Indian River’s\u00a0Jordan Grovers\u00a0<\/strong>(402.10) and Lincoln’s\u00a0Logan Santiago\u00a0<\/strong>(396.40).<\/p>\nEvent 10 Men 3 mtr Diving<\/b>\r\n=========================================================================\r\n NJCAA Record: * 623.65 3\/1\/2017 Robbie Costine, Indian River\r\n Name Age School Prelims Finals Points \r\n=========================================================================\r\n === Finals === <\/b>\r\n \r\n 1 Blijden, Gavril 21 Indian River-FL 474.60 480.40 20 \r\n 2 Groves, Jordan 18 Indian River-FL 419.70 402.10 17 \r\n 3 Santiago, Logan 19 Lincoln-IL 367.50 396.40 16 \r\n 4 Rosinski, Casey 18 Erie-NI 311.05 307.05 15 \r\n 5 Maldonado, Juan 20 Lincoln-IL 286.25 298.20 14 \r\n 6 Searle, Loren 18 MCC 308.20 275.40 13 \r\n<\/pre>\nWomen’s 50 Back<\/strong><\/h3>\nIndian River’s\u00a0Courtney Stewart\u00a0<\/strong>finished two tenths ahead of Southwestern Oregon’s\u00a0Piper Engler\u00a0<\/strong>for the title in the women’s 50 back, 26.56 to 26.78. Third place went to another Indian River Pioneer,\u00a0Jullian Contich<\/strong> in 27.29.<\/p>\nEvent 15 Women 50 Yard Backstroke<\/b>\r\n=========================================================================\r\n NJCAA Record: * 24.93 3\/2\/2016 Tayla Lovemore, Indian River\r\n 1:16.99 QUAL Qualifying Standards\r\n Name Age School Prelims Finals Points \r\n=========================================================================\r\n === A - Final === <\/b>\r\n \r\n 1 Stewart, Courtn 20 Indian River-FL 26.64 26.56 QUAL 20 \r\n 2 Engler, Piper 18 Swocc-OR 27.57 26.78 QUAL 17 \r\n 3 Contich, Jillia 19 Indian River-FL 27.44 27.29 QUAL 16 \r\n 4 Shenal, Alicia 19 MCC 28.11 27.85 QUAL 15 \r\n 5 Furgeson, Colle 19 Lincoln-IL 28.01 27.92 QUAL 14 \r\n 6 Kornowski, Kail SGSC-GA 29.16 29.12 QUAL 13 \r\n 7 Priest, Angel Genesee 29.11 29.45 QUAL 12 \r\n 8 O'Connell, Magg FIT-MR 29.58 29.75 QUAL 11<\/pre>\nMen’s 50 Back<\/strong><\/h3>\nIndian River’s\u00a0Ryen Van Wyk\u00a0<\/strong>took home his second title of the meet, finishing a half-second ahead of the field in the men’s 50 back. He recorded a time of 23.37, and a pair of his teammates,\u00a0Jared Ingram\u00a0<\/strong>(23.81) and\u00a0Guillaume Bolivard\u00a0<\/strong>(23.97), finished second and third, respectively, for a Pioneers sweep.<\/p>\nEvent 16 Men 50 Yard Backstroke<\/b>\r\n=========================================================================\r\n NJCAA Record: * 22.38 12\/15\/2017Ruben van Leeuwen, Indian River\r\n 1:09.69 QUAL Qualifying Standards\r\n Name Age School Prelims Finals Points \r\n=========================================================================\r\n === A - Final === <\/b>\r\n \r\n 1 Van Wyk, Ryen 19 Indian River-FL 23.07 23.37 QUAL 20 \r\n 2 Ingram, Jared 19 Indian River-FL 23.99 23.81 QUAL 17 \r\n 3 Bolivard, Guill 20 Indian River-FL 23.86 23.97 QUAL 16 \r\n 4 Gantenbein, Daw 20 Barton Cougars-Z 24.81 24.94 QUAL 15 \r\n 5 Neinas, Macoy 19 Lincoln-IL 24.78 24.95 QUAL 14 \r\n 6 Lobrutto, Derek 20 Indian River-FL 25.60 25.11 QUAL 13 \r\n 7 Buczkowski, Rya SGSC-GA 25.56 25.46 QUAL 12 \r\n 8 Eyre, Kalen 18 Lincoln-IL 25.19 25.67 QUAL 11<\/pre>\nWomen’s 400 IM<\/strong><\/h3>\nIndian River’s\u00a0Malin Wallen\u00a0<\/strong>put forth a dominant effort and touched the wall in 4:26.43 to secure a title. South Georgia’s\u00a0Jessica Dunton<\/strong> finished second in 4:43.57, and third went to Iowa Lakes’\u00a0Monique Dias\u00a0<\/strong>in 4:47.20.<\/p>\nAlso swimming in the final were\u00a0Iowa Lakes’\u00a0Shayna Anderson<\/strong> (4:52.65), Monroe’s\u00a0Ashley VanDermeer\u00a0<\/strong>(4:53.74), Erie’s\u00a0Allie DeBiase\u00a0<\/strong>(5:02.03), South Georgia’s\u00a0Miranda Henderson\u00a0<\/strong>(5:08.00) and Southwestern Oregon’s\u00a0Rena Krahn<\/strong> (5:10.07).<\/p>\nMen’s 400 IM<\/strong><\/h3>\nIowa Lakes’\u00a0Hylton Collinson\u00a0<\/strong>dominated the men’s 400 IM final, winning the race by more than six seconds in 3:57.25. Indian River did not win the event, but Pioneers swimmers did finish 2-3 with\u00a0Conor Lynch\u00a0<\/strong>taking second (4:03.36) and\u00a0Nikola Milosavljevic\u00a0<\/strong>(4:08.00).<\/p>\nEvent 18 Men 400 Yard IM<\/b>\r\n=========================================================================\r\n NJCAA Record: * 3:47.15 1997 Marcin Malinski, Indian River\r\n 5:31.09 QUAL Qualifying Standards\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 4:03.33 3:57.25 QUAL 20 \r\n 24.57 52.75 (28.18)\r\n 1:23.39 (30.64) 1:54.20 (30.81)\r\n 2:26.41 (32.21) 2:59.44 (33.03)\r\n 3:28.23 (28.79) 3:57.25 (29.02)\r\n 2 Lynch, Conor 19 Indian River-FL 4:10.50 4:03.36 QUAL 17 \r\n 24.82 53.02 (28.20)\r\n 1:24.05 (31.03) 1:54.30 (30.25)\r\n 2:29.53 (35.23) 3:06.42 (36.89)\r\n 3:35.18 (28.76) 4:03.36 (28.18)\r\n 3 Milosavljevic, 19 Indian River-FL 4:04.77 4:08.00 QUAL 16 \r\n 24.72 53.83 (29.11)\r\n 1:25.08 (31.25) 1:55.75 (30.67)\r\n 2:32.36 (36.61) 3:10.09 (37.73)\r\n 3:40.09 (30.00) 4:08.00 (27.91)\r\n 4 Martinez, Ferra Genesee 4:06.76 4:08.94 QUAL 15 \r\n 25.13 54.10 (28.97)\r\n 1:26.31 (32.21) 1:58.35 (32.04)\r\n 2:33.10 (34.75) 3:09.03 (35.93)\r\n 3:39.63 (30.60) 4:08.94 (29.31)\r\n 5 Nishimura, Chri 19 Indian River-FL 4:05.79 4:11.44 QUAL 14 \r\n 25.08 53.30 (28.22)\r\n 1:26.56 (33.26) 2:00.12 (33.56)\r\n 2:34.64 (34.52) 3:10.91 (36.27)\r\n 3:41.37 (30.46) 4:11.44 (30.07)\r\n 6 McGuire, Collin 19 Swocc-OR 4:14.39 4:15.14 QUAL 13 \r\n 26.48 57.23 (30.75)\r\n 1:31.01 (33.78) 2:04.39 (33.38)\r\n 2:42.04 (37.65) 3:19.66 (37.62)\r\n 3:47.83 (28.17) 4:15.14 (27.31)\r\n 7 Williams, Shane 19 Swocc-OR 4:15.96 4:16.23 QUAL 12 \r\n 26.38 57.38 (31.00)\r\n 1:31.98 (34.60) 2:05.46 (33.48)\r\n 2:40.79 (35.33) 3:16.76 (35.97)\r\n 3:46.94 (30.18) 4:16.23 (29.29)\r\n 8 Bopp, Orion SGSC-GA 4:12.39 4:24.35 QUAL 11 \r\n 26.63 56.53 (29.90)\r\n 1:30.74 (34.21) 2:04.43 (33.69)\r\n 2:41.67 (37.24) 3:19.38 (37.71)\r\n 3:52.66 (33.28) 4:24.35 (31.69)<\/pre>\nWomen’s 100 Fly<\/strong><\/h3>\nIndian River’s\u00a0Sophia Diagne\u00a0<\/strong>won her second title of the meet, touching first in the 100 fly at 56.37. Teammate\u00a0Ianthe Van Der Westhuizen\u00a0<\/strong>joined Diagne under 1:00, finishing second in 59.30, and Indian River’s\u00a0Olivia Berglund\u00a0<\/strong>made it a 1-2-3 sweep when she beat out Iowa Central’s\u00a0Jana Burner\u00a0<\/strong>for third, 1:00.68 to 1:00.89.<\/p>\nEvent 19 Women 100 Yard Butterfly<\/b>\r\n=========================================================================\r\n NJCAA Record: * 53.27 3\/8\/2013 Yurie Nakano, Indian River\r\n 1:23.99 QUAL Qualifying Standards\r\n Name Age School Prelims Finals Points \r\n=========================================================================\r\n === A - Final === <\/b>\r\n \r\n 1 Diagne, Sophia 19 Indian River-FL 57.04 56.37 QUAL 20 \r\n 26.02 56.37 (30.35)\r\n 2 Van Der Westhui 19 Indian River-FL 1:00.36 59.30 QUAL 17 \r\n 27.27 59.30 (32.03)\r\n 3 Berglund, Olivi 19 Indian River-FL 1:01.58 1:00.68 QUAL 16 \r\n 28.30 1:00.68 (32.38)\r\n 4 Burner, Jana 20 Iowa Central-IA 1:00.81 1:00.89 QUAL 15 \r\n 27.98 1:00.89 (32.91)\r\n 5 Shiozawa, Nanak Genesee 1:01.81 1:01.40 QUAL 14 \r\n 28.46 1:01.40 (32.94)\r\n 6 Garrison, Linds SGSC-GA 1:01.91 1:01.86 QUAL 13 \r\n 29.40 1:01.86 (32.46)\r\n 7 Aldridge, Abiga SGSC-GA 1:01.25 1:02.09 QUAL 12 \r\n 28.92 1:02.09 (33.17)\r\n 8 Nordquist, Grac 20 Iowa Central-IA 1:02.11 1:02.60 QUAL 11 \r\n 28.80 1:02.60 (33.80)<\/pre>\nMen’s 100 Fly<\/strong><\/h3>\nIndian River’s\u00a0Ruben Van Leeuwen<\/strong> took first in the men’s edition of the four-lap fly race, dominating start-to-finish and touching in 48.07. SEcond place went to his IRSC teammate\u00a0Gabriele Sasia\u00a0<\/strong>in 49.36, and Iowa Central’s\u00a0Mitch Emery\u00a0<\/strong>took third in 49.98.<\/p>\nEvent 20 Men 100 Yard Butterfly<\/b>\r\n=========================================================================\r\n NJCAA Record: * 46.53 3\/2\/2017 Nicholas Loomis, Indian River\r\n 1:05.79 QUAL Qualifying Standards\r\n Name Age School Prelims Finals Points \r\n=========================================================================\r\n === A - Final === <\/b>\r\n \r\n 1 Van Leeuwen, Ru 20 Indian River-FL 50.27 48.07 QUAL 20 \r\n 22.37 48.07 (25.70)\r\n 2 Sasia, Gabriele 20 Indian River-FL 50.26 49.36 QUAL 17 \r\n 23.06 49.36 (26.30)\r\n 3 Emery, Mitch Iowa Central-IA 49.76 49.98 QUAL 16 \r\n 23.15 49.98 (26.83)\r\n 4 Adams, Tucker 19 Indian River-FL 50.84 50.57 QUAL 15 \r\n 23.64 50.57 (26.93)\r\n 5 Wilson, Keagan 19 Barton Cougars-Z 52.09 51.54 QUAL 14 \r\n 23.80 51.54 (27.74)\r\n 6 Jorgensen, Lass Iowa Central-IA 52.46 51.71 QUAL 13 \r\n 23.82 51.71 (27.89)\r\n 7 Metzger, Benjam 22 MCC 52.55 51.91 QUAL 12 \r\n 24.09 51.91 (27.82)\r\n 8 Bloom, Jackson SGSC-GA 52.20 51.94 QUAL 11 \r\n 24.22 51.94 (27.72)<\/pre>\nWomen’s 200 Free<\/strong><\/h3>\nCamryn Wheals\u00a0<\/strong>picked up a two-second victory in the women’s 200 free, touching in 1:51.58. Wheals and three of her Indian River teammates swept the top four spots in the race, as she was followed by\u00a0Elizabeth Watts\u00a0<\/strong>(1:53.68),\u00a0Kenzy Green\u00a0<\/strong>(1:55.82) and\u00a0Molly Layde\u00a0<\/strong>(1:56.34).<\/p>\nEvent 21 Women 200 Yard Freestyle<\/b>\r\n=========================================================================\r\n NJCAA Record: * 1:47.75 3\/5\/2014 Yurie Nakano, Indian River\r\n 2:47.29 QUAL Qualifying Standards\r\n Name Age School Prelims Finals Points \r\n=========================================================================\r\n === A - Final === <\/b>\r\n \r\n 1 Wheals, Camryn 20 Indian River-FL 1:53.61 1:51.68 QUAL 20 \r\n 25.67 53.34 (27.67)\r\n 1:22.43 (29.09) 1:51.68 (29.25)\r\n 2 Watts, Elizabet 18 Indian River-FL 1:53.59 1:53.68 QUAL 17 \r\n 25.53 53.65 (28.12)\r\n 1:23.24 (29.59) 1:53.68 (30.44)\r\n 3 Green, Kenzy 18 Indian River-FL 1:56.31 1:55.82 QUAL 16 \r\n 26.11 54.96 (28.85)\r\n 1:24.99 (30.03) 1:55.82 (30.83)\r\n 4 Layde, Molly 18 Indian River-FL 1:57.03 1:56.34 QUAL 15 \r\n 26.69 55.68 (28.99)\r\n 1:25.86 (30.18) 1:56.34 (30.48)\r\n 5 Neves, Brenda Iowa Lakes-IA 2:00.64 1:56.98 QUAL 14 \r\n 26.82 55.98 (29.16)\r\n 1:26.59 (30.61) 1:56.98 (30.39)\r\n 6 Herndon, Britta SGSC-GA 2:04.55 1:59.21 QUAL 13 \r\n 27.31 57.28 (29.97)\r\n 1:28.37 (31.09) 1:59.21 (30.84)\r\n 7 Alonso Rivas, S Iowa Central-IA 2:01.79 2:02.15 QUAL 12 \r\n 28.31 59.09 (30.78)\r\n 1:31.33 (32.24) 2:02.15 (30.82)\r\n 8 Kornowski, Kail SGSC-GA 2:04.65 2:03.64 QUAL 11 \r\n 28.23 59.18 (30.95)\r\n 1:31.19 (32.01) 2:03.64 (32.45)<\/pre>\nMen’s 200 Free<\/strong><\/h3>\nIndian River’s\u00a0Luka Tomic\u00a0<\/strong>snagged the win in the final individual event of the night, winning the men’s 200 free in 1:37.09. Tomic led yet another Indian River sweep, with teammates\u00a0Kevin Bargate\u00a0<\/strong>(1:39.37) and\u00a0Tiger Pilkington\u00a0<\/strong>(1:40.43) finishing second and third, respectively.<\/p>\nThe rest of the field included Monroe’s\u00a0Gabriel Knaut\u00a0<\/strong>(1:42.85), South Georgia State’s\u00a0Zac Elz<\/strong> (1:45.90), South Georgia State’s\u00a0Andrew Woith\u00a0<\/strong>(1:45.98), Monroe’s\u00a0Cameron Wagner\u00a0<\/strong>(1:48.02) and South Georgia State’s\u00a0Ryan Buczkowski\u00a0<\/strong>(1:50.08).<\/p>\nWomen’s 4×100 Medley Relay<\/strong><\/h3>\nThe Indian River women completed an undefeated night as the team of\u00a0Courtney Stewart<\/strong>,\u00a0Courtney Perrett<\/strong>,\u00a0Elizabeth Watts\u00a0<\/strong>and\u00a0Malin Wallen<\/strong>\u00a0dominated\u00a0<\/strong>the 4×100 medley relay in 3:49.19.<\/p>\nSouth Georgia State’s team of\u00a0Casey Hall<\/strong>,\u00a0Jessilyn Graham<\/strong>,\u00a0Abigal Aldridge\u00a0<\/strong>and\u00a0Delaney Smith<\/strong> took second in 4:07.75, and third went to Southwestern Oregon’s\u00a0Jessica Robinson<\/strong>,\u00a0Piper Engler<\/strong>,\u00a0Mya Falk<\/strong> and\u00a0Khalani Hoyer\u00a0<\/strong>in 4:11.69.<\/p>\nMen’s 4×100 Medley Relay<\/strong><\/h3>\nThe Indian River men won the final event of the night by 10 seconds, with\u00a0Gabriele Sasia<\/strong>,\u00a0Christian Nishimura<\/strong>,\u00a0Kevin Bargate\u00a0<\/strong>and\u00a0Ryen Van Wyk<\/strong> stopping the clock at 3:30.32.<\/p>\nSouth Georgia State’s\u00a0Ryan Buczkowski<\/strong>,\u00a0Andrew Brown<\/strong>,\u00a0Jackson Bloom\u00a0<\/strong>and\u00a0Zac Elz<\/strong> took second in 3:30.81, and the team of\u00a0Noah Burr<\/strong>,\u00a0Gregory Sanders<\/strong>,\u00a0Benjamin Metzger\u00a0<\/strong>and\u00a0Gabriel Knaut\u00a0<\/strong>took third for Monroe in 3:32.44.<\/p>\nHit refresh for updates.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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