{"id":299737,"date":"2018-03-08T19:45:04","date_gmt":"2018-03-09T02:45:04","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.swimmingworldmagazine.com\/news\/?p=299737"},"modified":"2018-03-09T09:04:08","modified_gmt":"2018-03-09T16:04:08","slug":"denver-comes-up-big-on-first-night-of-cscaa-nit","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.swimmingworldmagazine.com\/news\/denver-comes-up-big-on-first-night-of-cscaa-nit\/","title":{"rendered":"Denver Comes Up Big On First Night of CSCAA NIT"},"content":{"rendered":"

The first night of the CSCAA NIT meet saw six meet records fall in Annapolis. Denver won four total races out of the ten contested on Thursday night. The meet is an open invitational for swimmers with NCAA B cuts and did not make the NCAA meet. It is a virtual NIT, except the swimmers are not meeting in Madison Square Garden.<\/p>\n

Women’s 200 Free Relay<\/h3>\n

The first event of the night saw a meet record fall at the hands of Florida International, who swam a 1:31.41 ahead of Denver (1:31.52) and Boise State (1:31.92).\u00a0Letizia Bertelli\u00a0<\/strong>(22.61),\u00a0Sara Gyertyanffy\u00a0<\/strong>(22.96),\u00a0Kelsie Campbell\u00a0<\/strong>(23.40) and\u00a0Alexandra Mayhew\u00a0<\/strong>(22.44) were on the winning team for the Golden Panthers. South Carolina (1:32.28), San Jose State (1:32.70), Rice (1:33.13), San Diego (1:33.50) and Campbell (1:33.67) also placed in the top eight.<\/p>\n

 Event 7  Women 200 Yard Freestyle Relay<\/b>\r\n====================================================================\r\n        CSCAA: # 1:31.41  3\/8\/2018  Florida International, Florida Int'l-FG\r\n                          L Bertelli, S Gyertyanffy, K Campbell, A Mayhew\r\n         Pool: & 1:30.94  2016      Navy, Navy\r\n                          Thompson, Briant, Warnimont, Margroum\r\n    Team                             Seed     Finals              \r\n====================================================================\r\n  1 Florida Int'l  'A'            1:28.99    1:31.41#       \r\n     1) Bertelli, Letizia 23          2) Gyertyanffy, Sara 20         \r\n     3) Campbell, Kelsie 19           4) Mayhew, Alexandra C 22       \r\n                 22.61        45.57 (22.96)\r\n        1:08.97 (23.40)     1:31.41 (22.44)\r\n  2 Denver  'A'                   1:29.35    1:31.52        \r\n     1) Leckie, Aysia 19              2) Moden, Lauren T 20           \r\n     3) Bradley, Heidi M 21           4) Valette, Josiane D 19        \r\n                 23.23        46.07 (22.84)\r\n        1:09.04 (22.97)     1:31.52 (22.48)\r\n  3 Boise State Swim  'A'         1:29.39    1:31.92        \r\n     1) Kleinsorgen, Allyson G 20     2) Jennings, Emmie T 20         \r\n     3) Hogg, Molly 19                4) Evans, Cody C 21             \r\n                 23.15        46.04 (22.89)\r\n        1:09.27 (23.23)     1:31.92 (22.65)\r\n  4 South Carolina  'A'           1:30.88    1:32.28        \r\n     1) Lappin, Christina M 19        2) Lingmann, Edith 20           \r\n     3) Gerlock, Hannah M 19          4) Otten, Emma R 18             \r\n                 22.57        45.54 (22.97)\r\n        1:09.15 (23.61)     1:32.28 (23.13)\r\n  5 San Jose St  'A'              1:31.88    1:32.70        \r\n     1) Humel, Colleen V 21           2) Loya, Antoinette M 19        \r\n     3) Heng, Gabriella R 19          4) Heng, Brittany R 21          \r\n                 23.60        46.78 (23.18)\r\n        1:10.24 (23.46)     1:32.70 (22.46)\r\n  6 Rice  'A'                     1:31.91    1:33.13        \r\n     1) Caldwell, Alicia D 22         2) Rhodes, Lauren E 21          \r\n     3) Parham, Jaecey L 22           4) Mathys, Lindsay R 18         \r\n                 24.00        46.64 (22.64)\r\n        1:09.89 (23.25)     1:33.13 (23.24)\r\n  7 San Diego  'A'                1:34.29    1:33.50        \r\n     1) Hubel, Alexandria R 20        2) Briggs, Mackenna L 20        \r\n     3) Evans, Kailyn E 18            4) Taylor, Danielle M 20        \r\n                 23.80        47.09 (23.29)\r\n        1:10.16 (23.07)     1:33.50 (23.34)\r\n  8 Campbell  'A'                 1:32.60    1:33.67        \r\n     1) Case, Michelle E 22           2) Kendall, Hannah L 20         \r\n     3) Wilson, Sarah K 20            4) Silina, Sindija 22           \r\n                 23.37        47.07 (23.70)\r\n        1:10.61 (23.54)     1:33.67 (23.06)<\/pre>\n
Men’s 200 Free Relay<\/h3>\n
Denver won its first race of the night with a 1:20.57 in the men’s sprint free relay with\u00a0Jackson Gainer\u00a0<\/strong>(20.77),\u00a0Adriel Sanes\u00a0<\/strong>(19.56),\u00a0Hugo Sykes\u00a0<\/strong>(20.27) and\u00a0Peter Webster\u00a0<\/strong>(19.97) on the winning relay. Navy was second in their home pool at 1:21.15 while George Washington was third at 1:21.54.<\/p>\n
Gardner-Webb (1:21.82), La Salle (1:21.86), Cal State Bakersfield (1:22.25), Army (1:22.44) and South Carolina (1:22.45) also finished in the top eight.<\/p>\n
 Event 8  Men 200 Yard Freestyle Relay<\/b>\r\n====================================================================\r\n        CSCAA: # 1:18.99  3\/23\/2014 Grand Canyon, Grand\r\n                          Glazunov, Kamash, Jacob A. Lambros, Branning\r\n         Pool: & 1:18.92  2004      Navy, Navy\r\n                          White, Smutz, Linn, Fenningham\r\n    Team                             Seed     Finals              \r\n====================================================================\r\n  1 Denver  'A'                   1:17.61    1:20.57        \r\n     1) Gainer, Jackson 18            2) Sanes, Adriel N 18           \r\n     3) Sykes, Hugo J 19              4) Webster, Peter 20            \r\n                 20.77        40.33 (19.56)\r\n        1:00.60 (20.27)     1:20.57 (19.97)\r\n  2 Navy  'A'                     1:19.57    1:21.15        \r\n     1) Wilson, James T 20            2) Crossley, Maclean L 18       \r\n     3) Nguyen, Dean D 19             4) Cook, Daniel J 19            \r\n                 20.74        40.49 (19.75)\r\n        1:00.94 (20.45)     1:21.15 (20.21)\r\n  3 GW  'A'                       1:20.41    1:21.54        \r\n     1) Auster, Alexander G 20        2) Wolst, Tommi 21              \r\n     3) Forstenhaeusler, Maximilian 2 4) Lersch, Patrick D 21         \r\n                 20.70        40.89 (20.19)\r\n        1:01.09 (20.20)     1:21.54 (20.45)\r\n  4 Gardner-Webb  'A'             1:21.63    1:21.82        \r\n     1) Coan, Eli P 19                2) Dingfield, Zachary R 20      \r\n     3) Bernandina, Seggio 18         4) Gomez, Tyler J 22            \r\n                 20.72        41.00 (20.28)\r\n        1:01.19 (20.19)     1:21.82 (20.63)\r\n  5 La Salle  'A'                 1:22.04    1:21.86        \r\n     1) Forsgren, Marcus 21           2) Bergman, Fabian A 23         \r\n     3) Gregory, Norman L 20          4) Batosiewicz, Jakub 22        \r\n                 20.55        40.93 (20.38)\r\n        1:01.50 (20.57)     1:21.86 (20.36)\r\n  6 CSUB  'A'                     1:21.59    1:22.25        \r\n     1) Rogic, Kristofer M 18         2) Gillilan, Loren 19           \r\n     3) Hart, Michael J 20            4) Kramer, Justice D 20         \r\n                 20.61        40.95 (20.34)\r\n        1:01.53 (20.58)     1:22.25 (20.72)\r\n  7 Army  'A'                     1:20.01    1:22.44        \r\n     1) Webber, William T 18          2) Zock, Joshua L 19            \r\n     3) McKenrick, Brian C 18         4) Martin, Sean A 21            \r\n                 20.97        41.12 (20.15)\r\n        1:02.04 (20.92)     1:22.44 (20.40)\r\n  8 South Carolina  'A'           1:20.31    1:22.45        \r\n     1) Ross, Allen J 19              2) Rose, Justin S 20            \r\n     3) Novoszath, Tamas 20           4) Liu, Kevin H 19              \r\n                 20.55        40.73 (20.18)\r\n        1:01.82 (21.09)     1:22.45 (20.63)<\/pre>\n
Women’s 500 Free<\/h3>\n
Denver came back with a win in the 500 at the hands of\u00a0Annelyse Tullier\u00a0<\/strong>in the 500 as she back-halfed her race well with a 4:44.01 winning time. She pulled away from Boise State’s\u00a0Hayley Hill\u00a0<\/strong>(4:45.30) and Rice’s\u00a0Alicia Caldwell\u00a0<\/strong>(4:45.89). The top three along with\u00a0Ellery Parish\u00a0<\/strong>of Rice (4:46.73) finished under the meet record that Caldwell set this morning of 4:48.32.<\/p>\n
Denver’s\u00a0Andi Johnston\u00a0<\/strong>(4:49.97), Southern Illinois’\u00a0Bryn Handley\u00a0<\/strong>(4:50.04), Navy’s Erin Scudder\u00a0<\/strong>(4:50.06) and Florida International’s\u00a0Oceanne Peretti\u00a0<\/strong>(4:51.40) also competed in the A-final.<\/p>\n
 Event 9  Women 500 Yard Freestyle<\/b>\r\n==================================================================\r\n        CSCAA: # 4:48.32  3\/8\/2018  Alicia D Caldwell, Rice-GU\r\n         Pool: & 4:30.47  2007      Katie Hoff, NBAC\r\n    Name            Age Team              Prelims     Finals              \r\n==================================================================\r\n                        === A - Final ===                         <\/b>\r\n \r\n  1 Tullier, Annely  21 Denver            4:48.55    4:44.01#       \r\n                 26.29        55.25 (28.96)\r\n        1:24.27 (29.02)     1:53.56 (29.29)\r\n        2:22.26 (28.70)     2:51.08 (28.82)\r\n        3:19.76 (28.68)     3:48.52 (28.76)\r\n        4:16.85 (28.33)     4:44.01 (27.16)\r\n  2 Hill, Hayley B   19 Boise State Swim  4:50.85    4:45.30#       \r\n                 27.04        55.77 (28.73)\r\n        1:24.73 (28.96)     1:53.77 (29.04)\r\n        2:23.18 (29.41)     2:51.97 (28.79)\r\n        3:20.48 (28.51)     3:49.18 (28.70)\r\n        4:17.57 (28.39)     4:45.30 (27.73)\r\n  3 Caldwell, Alici  22 Rice              4:48.32    4:45.89#       \r\n                 26.00        54.62 (28.62)\r\n        1:23.54 (28.92)     1:52.46 (28.92)\r\n        2:21.44 (28.98)     2:50.33 (28.89)\r\n        3:19.46 (29.13)     3:48.65 (29.19)\r\n        4:17.68 (29.03)     4:45.89 (28.21)\r\n  4 Parish, Ellery   19 Rice              4:50.71    4:46.73#       \r\n                 27.53        56.54 (29.01)\r\n        1:25.06 (28.52)     1:54.01 (28.95)\r\n        2:22.68 (28.67)     2:51.32 (28.64)\r\n        3:20.14 (28.82)     3:49.15 (29.01)\r\n        4:18.11 (28.96)     4:46.73 (28.62)\r\n  5 Johnston, Andi   19 Denver            4:49.27    4:49.97        \r\n                 27.56        56.79 (29.23)\r\n        1:25.95 (29.16)     1:55.41 (29.46)\r\n        2:24.49 (29.08)     2:53.16 (28.67)\r\n        3:21.98 (28.82)     3:51.43 (29.45)\r\n        4:21.04 (29.61)     4:49.97 (28.93)\r\n  6 Handley, Bryn C  21 Siuc              4:49.86    4:50.04        \r\n                 27.09        56.13 (29.04)\r\n        1:25.45 (29.32)     1:54.91 (29.46)\r\n        2:24.24 (29.33)     2:53.69 (29.45)\r\n        3:22.94 (29.25)     3:52.67 (29.73)\r\n        4:21.73 (29.06)     4:50.04 (28.31)\r\n  7 Scudder, Erin E  19 Navy              4:50.82    4:50.06        \r\n                 26.80        55.61 (28.81)\r\n        1:24.93 (29.32)     1:54.47 (29.54)\r\n        2:23.86 (29.39)     2:53.60 (29.74)\r\n        3:23.19 (29.59)     3:52.91 (29.72)\r\n        4:21.63 (28.72)     4:50.06 (28.43)\r\n  8 Peretti, Oceane  20 Florida Int'l     4:50.27    4:51.40        \r\n                 26.85        55.35 (28.50)\r\n        1:24.44 (29.09)     1:53.78 (29.34)\r\n        2:23.66 (29.88)     2:53.08 (29.42)\r\n        3:22.89 (29.81)     3:52.85 (29.96)\r\n        4:22.47 (29.62)     4:51.40 (28.93)<\/pre>\n
Men’s 500 Free<\/h3>\n
Denver’s\u00a0Colin Gilbert\u00a0<\/strong>continued the winning streak of Denver swimmers in the pool with a 4:19.86 in the 500. He lowered the meet record he set this morning at 4:21.15. The meet record he set this morning had been a 4:25.15 by\u00a0Connor Hennessy\u00a0<\/strong>of Incarnate Word.<\/p>\n
Gilbert got pressure late from\u00a0Thomas Ottman\u00a0<\/strong>of Army but pulled away late as Ottman was second at 4:20.66. Incarnate Word’s\u00a0Kyrylo Shvets\u00a0<\/strong>(4:21.78) placed third.<\/p>\n
Navy’s\u00a0Lucas Johnson\u00a0<\/strong>(4:24.21), South Carolina’s\u00a0Tamas Novoszath\u00a0<\/strong>(4:25.78),\u00a0Will Riggs\u00a0<\/strong>(4:28.15), George Washington’s\u00a0Moritz Fath\u00a0<\/strong>(4:29.74) and Navy’s\u00a0William Cadigan\u00a0<\/strong>(4:29.83) also placed in the top eight.<\/p>\n
 Event 10  Men 500 Yard Freestyle<\/b>\r\n==================================================================\r\n        CSCAA: # 4:21.15  3\/8\/2018  Colin Gilbert, Denver-CO\r\n         Pool: & 4:14.04  3\/27\/2014 Navy\r\n    Name            Age Team              Prelims     Finals              \r\n==================================================================\r\n                        === A - Final ===                         <\/b>\r\n \r\n  1 Gilbert, Colin   19 Denver            4:21.15    4:19.86#       \r\n                 23.79        49.96 (26.17)\r\n        1:16.71 (26.75)     1:43.63 (26.92)\r\n        2:10.59 (26.96)     2:36.69 (26.10)\r\n        3:02.55 (25.86)     3:28.82 (26.27)\r\n        3:55.24 (26.42)     4:19.86 (24.62)\r\n  2 Ottman, Thomas   20 Army              4:22.88    4:20.66        \r\n                 23.94        50.04 (26.10)\r\n        1:16.46 (26.42)     1:43.08 (26.62)\r\n        2:09.52 (26.44)     2:36.15 (26.63)\r\n        3:03.14 (26.99)     3:29.92 (26.78)\r\n        3:55.60 (25.68)     4:20.66 (25.06)\r\n  3 Shvets, Kyrylo   24 Incarnate Word    4:25.50    4:21.78        \r\n                 24.08        50.13 (26.05)\r\n        1:16.59 (26.46)     1:43.15 (26.56)\r\n        2:09.66 (26.51)     2:36.34 (26.68)\r\n        3:03.18 (26.84)     3:29.91 (26.73)\r\n        3:56.35 (26.44)     4:21.78 (25.43)\r\n  4 Johnson, Lucas   18 Navy              4:25.55    4:24.21        \r\n                 24.13        50.48 (26.35)\r\n        1:17.18 (26.70)     1:44.04 (26.86)\r\n        2:10.83 (26.79)     2:37.76 (26.93)\r\n        3:04.54 (26.78)     3:31.46 (26.92)\r\n        3:58.23 (26.77)     4:24.21 (25.98)\r\n  5 Novoszath, Tama  20 South Carolina    4:25.10    4:25.78        \r\n                 23.72        49.88 (26.16)\r\n        1:16.10 (26.22)     1:42.40 (26.30)\r\n        2:08.44 (26.04)     2:35.04 (26.60)\r\n        3:02.33 (27.29)     3:30.32 (27.99)\r\n        3:58.47 (28.15)     4:25.78 (27.31)\r\n  6 Riggs, Will H    20 South Carolina    4:26.98    4:28.15        \r\n                 24.29        50.95 (26.66)\r\n        1:17.95 (27.00)     1:45.09 (27.14)\r\n        2:12.58 (27.49)     2:39.83 (27.25)\r\n        3:07.32 (27.49)     3:34.59 (27.27)\r\n        4:01.73 (27.14)     4:28.15 (26.42)\r\n  7 Fath, Moritz D   21 GW                4:30.14    4:29.74        \r\n                 24.35        50.81 (26.46)\r\n        1:17.90 (27.09)     1:45.20 (27.30)\r\n        2:12.78 (27.58)     2:40.44 (27.66)\r\n        3:08.17 (27.73)     3:35.75 (27.58)\r\n        4:03.28 (27.53)     4:29.74 (26.46)\r\n  8 Cadigan, Willia  20 Navy              4:27.44    4:29.83        \r\n                 24.29        51.03 (26.74)\r\n        1:18.01 (26.98)     1:44.76 (26.75)\r\n        2:11.82 (27.06)     2:38.86 (27.04)\r\n        3:06.34 (27.48)     3:34.14 (27.80)\r\n        4:02.22 (28.08)     4:29.83 (27.61)<\/pre>\n
Women’s 200 IM<\/h3>\n
Rice went 1-2 in the women’s 200 IM final with\u00a0Kaitlyn Swinney\u00a0<\/strong>(1:59.86) just out-touching teammate\u00a0Jaecey Parham\u00a0<\/strong>(1:59.87) as they were the only swimmers under two minutes in the final. George Washington’s\u00a0Emily Zhang\u00a0<\/strong>(2:00.56), Duquesne’s\u00a0Emma Brinton\u00a0<\/strong>(2:01.26), Tulane’s\u00a0Kate McDonald\u00a0<\/strong>(2:01.35), George Washington’s\u00a0Jacqueline Torrez\u00a0<\/strong>(2:02.26), San Jose State’s\u00a0Colleen Humel\u00a0<\/strong>(2:02.32) and South Carolina’s\u00a0Emma Otten\u00a0<\/strong>(2:05.90) also swam in the A-final.<\/p>\n
 Event 11  Women 200 Yard IM<\/b>\r\n==================================================================\r\n        CSCAA: # 1:58.36  3\/23\/2015 Hannah Kastigar, Grand Canyon\r\n         Pool: & 1:53.77  2007      Katie Hoff, NBAC\r\n    Name            Age Team              Prelims     Finals              \r\n==================================================================\r\n                        === A - Final ===                         <\/b>\r\n \r\n  1 Swinney, Kaitly  22 Rice              2:01.00    1:59.86        \r\n                 26.61        56.87 (30.26)\r\n        1:31.95 (35.08)     1:59.86 (27.91)\r\n  2 Parham, Jaecey   22 Rice              2:01.23    1:59.87        \r\n                 26.51        55.88 (29.37)\r\n        1:31.00 (35.12)     1:59.87 (28.87)\r\n  3 Zhang, Emily     21 GW                2:01.62    2:00.56        \r\n                 26.55        57.18 (30.63)\r\n        1:32.66 (35.48)     2:00.56 (27.90)\r\n  4 Brinton, Emma E  19 Duquesne          2:01.95    2:01.26        \r\n                 26.67        56.33 (29.66)\r\n        1:32.78 (36.45)     2:01.26 (28.48)\r\n  5 McDonald, Kathe  19 Tulane            2:01.08    2:01.35        \r\n                 26.81        57.42 (30.61)\r\n        1:32.08 (34.66)     2:01.35 (29.27)\r\n  6 Torrez, Jacquel  20 GW                2:02.20    2:02.26        \r\n                 26.71        56.94 (30.23)\r\n        1:32.73 (35.79)     2:02.26 (29.53)\r\n  7 Humel, Colleen   21 San Jose St       2:01.79    2:02.32        \r\n                 26.38        55.56 (29.18)\r\n        1:33.76 (38.20)     2:02.32 (28.56)\r\n  8 Otten, Emma R    18 South Carolina    2:02.88    2:05.90        \r\n                 25.85        55.76 (29.91)\r\n        1:35.74 (39.98)     2:05.90 (30.16)<\/pre>\n
Men’s 200 IM<\/h3>\n
Another meet record went down in the men’s 200 IM at the hands of Army’s\u00a0Peter Mikheyev\u00a0<\/strong>(1:45.48), breaking his 1:46.14 he set this morning. Mikheyev originally broke the meet record that was held by\u00a0Daniel Torres\u00a0<\/strong>of Incarnate Word from 2014 at 1:47.00.<\/p>\n
Mikheyev pulled away from South Carolina’s\u00a0Jackson Smith\u00a0<\/strong>(1:47.08) and La Salle’s\u00a0Fabian Bergman\u00a0<\/strong>(1:47.37). Incarnate Word’s\u00a0Hector Ruvalcaba Cruz\u00a0<\/strong>(1:49.40), George Washington’s\u00a0Tommi Wolst\u00a0<\/strong>(1:49.74), George Washington’s\u00a0Maximilian Forstenhaeusler\u00a0<\/strong>(1:49.83), Army’s\u00a0Brian McKenrick\u00a0<\/strong>(1:50.71) and CSUB’s\u00a0Justice Kramer\u00a0<\/strong>(1:51.09) also competed in the final.<\/p>\n
 Event 12  Men 200 Yard IM<\/b>\r\n==================================================================\r\n        CSCAA: # 1:46.14  3\/8\/2018  Peter P Mikheyev, Army-MR\r\n         Pool: & 1:44.49  2\/26\/2009 Navy\r\n    Name            Age Team              Prelims     Finals              \r\n==================================================================\r\n                        === A - Final ===                         <\/b>\r\n \r\n  1 Mikheyev, Peter  20 Army              1:46.14    1:45.48#       \r\n                 23.27        49.88 (26.61)\r\n        1:20.57 (30.69)     1:45.48 (24.91)\r\n  2 Smith, Jackson   21 South Carolina    1:47.88    1:47.08        \r\n                 23.19        49.76 (26.57)\r\n        1:20.41 (30.65)     1:47.08 (26.67)\r\n  3 Bergman, Fabian  23 La Salle          1:48.84    1:47.37        \r\n                 23.21        49.79 (26.58)\r\n        1:21.50 (31.71)     1:47.37 (25.87)\r\n  4 Ruvalcaba Cruz,  20 Incarnate Word    1:49.62    1:49.40        \r\n                 23.38        51.52 (28.14)\r\n        1:23.49 (31.97)     1:49.40 (25.91)\r\n  5 Wolst, Tommi     21 GW                1:49.38    1:49.74        \r\n                 24.26        52.07 (27.81)\r\n        1:23.29 (31.22)     1:49.74 (26.45)\r\n  6 Forstenhaeusler  21 GW                1:49.68    1:49.83        \r\n                 23.38        51.60 (28.22)\r\n        1:24.36 (32.76)     1:49.83 (25.47)\r\n  7 McKenrick, Bria  18 Army              1:48.74    1:50.71        \r\n                 24.58        52.23 (27.65)\r\n        1:24.69 (32.46)     1:50.71 (26.02)\r\n  8 Kramer, Justice  20 CSUB              1:49.53    1:51.09        \r\n                 23.15        51.39 (28.24)\r\n        1:24.01 (32.62)     1:51.09 (27.08)<\/pre>\n
Women’s 50 Free<\/h3>\n
New Hampshire got its first win of the meet from\u00a0Liza Baykova\u00a0<\/strong>in the 50 free as she won in a 22.60 just ahead of\u00a0Christina Lappin\u00a0<\/strong>(22.63) and\u00a0Brittany Heng\u00a0<\/strong>(22.70) in the final. Lappin broke the meet record this morning at 22.39 but ultimately came up short in the final.<\/p>\n
Florida International’s\u00a0Letizia Bertelli\u00a0<\/strong>(22.85), Rice’s\u00a0Lauren Rhodes\u00a0<\/strong>(22.91), Grand Canyon’s\u00a0Diana Jaruseviciute\u00a0<\/strong>(23.09), Florida International’s\u00a0Alexandra Mayhew\u00a0<\/strong>(23.18) and Grand Canyon’s\u00a0Samiha Mohsen\u00a0<\/strong>(23.42) also competed in the A-final.<\/p>\n
 Event 13  Women 50 Yard Freestyle<\/b>\r\n==================================================================\r\n        CSCAA: # 22.39  3\/8\/2018  Christina M Lappin, South Carolina-S\r\n         Pool: & 22.37  2008      Thuy-Mi Dinh, Navy\r\n    Name            Age Team              Prelims     Finals              \r\n==================================================================\r\n                        === A - Final ===                         <\/b>\r\n \r\n  1 Baykova, Elizav  21 New Hampshire       22.91      22.60        \r\n  2 Lappin, Christi  19 South Carolina      22.39      22.63        \r\n  3 Heng, Brittany   21 San Jose St         22.93      22.70        \r\n  4 Bertelli, Letiz  23 Florida Int'l       22.57      22.85        \r\n  5 Rhodes, Lauren   21 Rice                22.88      22.91        \r\n  6 Jaruseviciute,   18 Grand Canyon        23.18      23.09        \r\n  7 Mayhew, Alexand  22 Florida Int'l       23.16      23.18        \r\n  8 Mohsen, Samiha   19 Grand Canyon        23.05      23.42<\/pre>\n
Men’s 50 Free<\/h3>\n
South Carolina’s\u00a0Allen Ross\u00a0<\/strong>won the 50 final at 20.36 ahead of La Salle’s\u00a0Marcus Forsgren\u00a0<\/strong>(20.37) and Gardner-Webb’s\u00a0Eli Coan\u00a0<\/strong>(20.47) in the 50 free final.\u00a0Maclean Crossley\u00a0<\/strong>(20.62),\u00a0Alexander Auster\u00a0<\/strong>(20.63),\u00a0Jackson Gainer\u00a0<\/strong>(20.67),\u00a0Viktor Kertesz\u00a0<\/strong>(20.76) and\u00a0Colton Hall\u00a0<\/strong>(20.77) also swam in the A-final.<\/p>\n
 Event 14  Men 50 Yard Freestyle<\/b>\r\n==================================================================\r\n        CSCAA: # 19.85  3\/24\/2014 Illya Glazunov, Grand Canyon\r\n         Pool: & 19.73  2\/20\/2014 Navy\r\n    Name            Age Team              Prelims     Finals              \r\n==================================================================\r\n                        === A - Final ===                         <\/b>\r\n \r\n  1 Ross, Allen J    19 South Carolina      20.40      20.36        \r\n  2 Forsgren, Marcu  21 La Salle            20.53      20.37        \r\n  3 Coan, Eli P      19 Gardner-Webb        20.48      20.47        \r\n  4 Crossley, Macle  18 Navy                20.55      20.62        \r\n  5 Auster, Alexand  20 GW                  20.61      20.63        \r\n  6 Gainer, Jackson  18 Denver              20.70      20.67        \r\n  7 Kertesz, Viktor  21 Grand Canyon        20.77      20.76        \r\n  8 Hall, Colton M   19 Colgate             20.75      20.77<\/pre>\n
Women’s 400 medley relay<\/h3>\n
Denver broke another meet record in the women’s 400 medley relay with a 3:39.65 on Thursday night in Annapolis.\u00a0Heidi Bradley\u00a0<\/strong>(55.15),\u00a0Courtney Laird\u00a0<\/strong>(1:02.26),\u00a0Kylie Cronin\u00a0<\/strong>(52.96) and\u00a0Aysia Leckie\u00a0<\/strong>(49.28) swam for Denver as they broke the meet record set by Western Kentucky (3:40.08) in 2014. They finished just ahead of Florida International (3:39.86) and Boise State (3:40.38).<\/p>\n
San Jose State (3:40.78), Navy (3:43.01), Rice (3:43.42), South Carolina (3:43.60) and San Diego (3:44.84) also placed in the top eight.<\/p>\n
 Event 15  Women 400 Yard Medley Relay<\/b>\r\n====================================================================\r\n        CSCAA: # 3:40.08  3\/23\/2014 Western Kentucky, Weste\r\n                          Laemmler, Conlon, Marx, Marquess\r\n         Pool: & 3:38.45  2\/15\/2018 U.S. Naval Academy, U.S.\r\n                          K O'Reilly, L Barber, D Walz, C Lawson\r\n    Team                             Seed     Finals              \r\n====================================================================\r\n  1 Denver  'A'                   3:37.43    3:39.65#       \r\n     1) Bradley, Heidi M 21           2) Laird, Courtney R 21         \r\n     3) Cronin, Kylie E 19            4) Leckie, Aysia 19             \r\n                 26.62        55.15 (55.15)\r\n        1:24.28 (29.13)   1:57.41 (1:02.26)\r\n        2:21.40 (23.99)     2:50.37 (52.96)\r\n        3:13.66 (23.29)     3:39.65 (49.28)\r\n  2 Florida Int'l  'A'            3:35.94    3:39.86#       \r\n     1) Carey, Skye A 21              2) Luukkanen, Carita 21         \r\n     3) Mayhew, Alexandra C 22        4) Bertelli, Letizia 23         \r\n                 26.67        55.20 (55.20)\r\n        1:23.77 (28.57)   1:56.69 (1:01.49)\r\n        2:21.06 (24.37)     2:50.21 (53.52)\r\n        3:13.64 (23.43)     3:39.86 (49.65)\r\n  3 Boise State Swim  'A'         3:36.03    3:40.38        \r\n     1) Kleinsorgen, Allyson G 20     2) Mathis, Emily D 21           \r\n     3) Jennings, Emmie T 20          4) Evans, Cody C 21             \r\n                 26.20        54.31 (54.31)\r\n        1:23.80 (29.49)   1:57.43 (1:03.12)\r\n        2:22.09 (24.66)     2:51.16 (53.73)\r\n        3:14.78 (23.62)     3:40.38 (49.22)\r\n  4 San Jose St  'A'              3:39.43    3:40.78        \r\n     1) Humel, Colleen V 21           2) Hanf, Katelyn R 20           \r\n     3) Bushey, Brenna M 21           4) Heng, Brittany R 21          \r\n                 25.85        53.34 (53.34)\r\n        1:23.47 (30.13)   1:58.27 (1:04.93)\r\n        2:22.62 (24.35)     2:51.26 (52.99)\r\n        3:14.97 (23.71)     3:40.78 (49.52)\r\n  5 Navy  'A'                     3:38.45    3:43.01        \r\n     1) Miller, Jamie C 19            2) Macisaac, Elyse K 19         \r\n     3) Walz, Delaney R 19            4) Lawson, Casey J 20           \r\n                 26.66        54.77 (54.77)\r\n        1:23.82 (29.05)   1:57.75 (1:02.98)\r\n        2:23.15 (25.40)     2:52.86 (55.11)\r\n        3:16.72 (23.86)     3:43.01 (50.15)\r\n  6 Rice  'A'                     3:41.95    3:43.42        \r\n     1) Beall, Kiley E 21             2) Renken, Cailey A 18          \r\n     3) Bui, Brittany M 18            4) Rhodes, Lauren E 21          \r\n                 26.63        54.73 (54.73)\r\n        1:24.24 (29.51)   1:58.24 (1:03.51)\r\n        2:24.00 (25.76)     2:53.07 (54.83)\r\n        3:16.83 (23.76)     3:43.42 (50.35)\r\n  7 South Carolina  'A'           3:35.50    3:43.60        \r\n     1) Otten, Emma R 18              2) Menendez Nava, Ana 19        \r\n     3) Shannahan, Kathleen M 21      4) Lappin, Christina M 19       \r\n                 26.44        55.37 (55.37)\r\n        1:24.47 (29.10)   1:59.12 (1:03.75)\r\n        2:24.34 (25.22)     2:54.55 (55.43)\r\n        3:17.93 (23.38)     3:43.60 (49.05)\r\n  8 San Diego  'A'                3:43.97    3:44.84        \r\n     1) Taylor, Danielle M 20         2) Evans, Kailyn E 18           \r\n     3) Hubel, Alexandria R 20        4) Briggs, Mackenna L 20        \r\n                 27.90        58.17 (58.17)\r\n        1:26.94 (28.77)   2:00.38 (1:02.21)\r\n        2:25.34 (24.96)     2:54.27 (53.89)\r\n        3:18.31 (24.04)     3:44.84 (50.57)<\/pre>\n
Men’s 400 medley relay<\/h3>\n
La Salle closed out the night with a win in the men’s 400 medley relay at 3:14.84 with\u00a0Fabian Bergman\u00a0<\/strong>(47.28),\u00a0Marcus Forsgren\u00a0<\/strong>(54.16),\u00a0Jakub Batosiewicz\u00a0<\/strong>(48.38) and\u00a0Norman Gregory\u00a0<\/strong>(45.02) winning for the Explorers. Denver was second at 3:15.00 and Incarnate Word finished third at 3:16.74.<\/p>\n
Cal State Bakersfield\u00a0(3:17.04), South Carolina (3:17.77), George Washington (3:17.88), Navy (3:17.92) and Army (3:18.43) also placed in the top eight.<\/p>\n
 Event 16  Men 400 Yard Medley Relay<\/b>\r\n====================================================================\r\n        CSCAA: # 3:14.03  3\/23\/2015 Grand Canyon, Grand\r\n                          Lytvenok, El Kamash, Glazunov, El Kamash\r\n         Pool: & 3:09.84  2014      Navy, Navy\r\n                          Walsh, Murphy, Debaugh, Bomberger\r\n    Team                             Seed     Finals              \r\n====================================================================\r\n  1 La Salle  'A'                 3:15.52    3:14.84        \r\n     1) Bergman, Fabian A 23          2) Forsgren, Marcus 21          \r\n     3) Batosiewicz, Jakub 22         4) Gregory, Norman L 20         \r\n                 22.72        47.28 (47.28)\r\n        1:12.28 (25.00)     1:41.44 (54.16)\r\n        2:03.73 (22.29)     2:29.82 (48.38)\r\n        2:51.13 (21.31)     3:14.84 (45.02)\r\n  2 Denver  'A'                   3:09.36    3:15.00        \r\n     1) Wachtler, Neil T 19           2) Jager, Cy T 19               \r\n     3) Webster, Peter 20             4) Sykes, Hugo J 19             \r\n                 23.15        48.11 (48.11)\r\n        1:12.87 (24.76)     1:42.43 (54.32)\r\n        2:04.49 (22.06)     2:30.80 (48.37)\r\n        2:51.57 (20.77)     3:15.00 (44.20)\r\n  3 Incarnate Word  'A'           3:15.57    3:16.74        \r\n     1) Shvets, Kyrylo 24             2) Karpenko, Oleksandr 22       \r\n     3) Kuchan, Bryce M 20            4) Lestage, Christopher D 20    \r\n                 23.74        49.03 (49.03)\r\n        1:14.08 (25.05)     1:42.83 (53.80)\r\n        2:05.47 (22.64)     2:31.93 (49.10)\r\n        2:52.97 (21.04)     3:16.74 (44.81)\r\n  4 CSUB  'A'                     3:17.70    3:17.04        \r\n     1) Rogic, Kristofer M 18         2) Chir, Jake A 20              \r\n     3) Kramer, Justice D 20          4) Gillilan, Loren 19           \r\n                 23.47        48.70 (48.70)\r\n        1:13.88 (25.18)     1:43.39 (54.69)\r\n        2:05.73 (22.34)     2:32.23 (48.84)\r\n        2:53.26 (21.03)     3:17.04 (44.81)\r\n  5 South Carolina  'A'           3:10.42    3:17.77        \r\n     1) Liu, Kevin H 19               2) Smith, Jackson C 21          \r\n     3) Rose, Justin S 20             4) Ross, Allen J 19             \r\n                 23.80        49.25 (49.25)\r\n        1:15.17 (25.92)     1:44.41 (55.16)\r\n        2:06.98 (22.57)     2:33.22 (48.81)\r\n        2:54.63 (21.41)     3:17.77 (44.55)\r\n  6 GW  'A'                       3:12.46    3:17.88        \r\n     1) Pone, Emils 20                2) Wolst, Tommi 21              \r\n     3) Forstenhaeusler, Maximilian 2 4) Auster, Alexander G 20       \r\n                 23.99        49.68 (49.68)\r\n        1:15.23 (25.55)     1:44.68 (55.00)\r\n        2:07.02 (22.34)     2:33.14 (48.46)\r\n        2:54.22 (21.08)     3:17.88 (44.74)\r\n  7 Navy  'A'                     3:11.66    3:17.92        \r\n     1) Wilson, James T 20            2) Nguyen, Dean D 19            \r\n     3) Everman, Vincent P 21         4) Macgregor, Andrew R 19       \r\n                 23.48        49.26 (49.26)\r\n        1:14.88 (25.62)     1:43.98 (54.72)\r\n        2:06.29 (22.31)     2:33.80 (49.82)\r\n        2:54.83 (21.03)     3:17.92 (44.12)\r\n  8 Army  'A'                     3:15.01    3:18.43        \r\n     1) McKenrick, Brian C 18         2) Mikheyev, Peter P 20         \r\n     3) Doo, Kevin D 19               4) Martin, Sean A 21            \r\n                 24.52        49.62 (49.62)\r\n        1:15.77 (26.15)     1:45.23 (55.61)\r\n        2:07.88 (22.65)     2:33.39 (48.16)\r\n        2:54.69 (21.30)     3:18.43 (45.04)<\/pre>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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