{"id":299810,"date":"2018-03-09T09:43:50","date_gmt":"2018-03-09T16:43:50","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.swimmingworldmagazine.com\/news\/?p=299810"},"modified":"2018-03-09T09:43:50","modified_gmt":"2018-03-09T16:43:50","slug":"indian-river-records-nine-more-top-seeds-during-njcaa-day-three-prelims","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.swimmingworldmagazine.com\/news\/indian-river-records-nine-more-top-seeds-during-njcaa-day-three-prelims\/","title":{"rendered":"Indian River Records Nine More Top Seeds During NJCAA Day Three Prelims"},"content":{"rendered":"

During day three prelims at the NJCAA swimming championships in Ft. Pierce, Fla., Indian River swimmers picked up top seeds in nine of ten events. The Pioneer women and men look poised to extend their lead during the finals session.<\/p>\n

In the women’s 100 IM,\u00a0Sophia Diagne\u00a0<\/strong>posted the top time at 57.46, and her Indian River teammate\u00a0Elianna Kennon<\/strong> took second in 59.94. Diagne has already won two titles this week. Iowa Central’s\u00a0Sandra Alonso Rivas\u00a0<\/strong>qualified third in 1:00.79.<\/p>\n

Event 25  Women 100 Yard IM<\/b>\r\n==================================================================\r\n NJCAA Record: * 56.43  3\/4\/2016  Tayla Lovemore, Indian River\r\n               3:00.09  QUAL Qualifying Standards\r\n    Name            Age School               Seed    Prelims              \r\n==================================================================\r\n                      === Preliminaries ===                       <\/b>\r\n \r\n  1 Diagne, Sophia   19 Indian River-FL   2:06.91      57.46 QUAL   \r\n                 26.71        57.46 (30.75)\r\n  2 Kennon, Elianna  19 Indian River-FL   2:17.37      59.94 QUAL   \r\n                 27.78        59.94 (32.16)\r\n  3 Alonso Rivas, S     Iowa Central-IA   2:16.97    1:00.79 QUAL   \r\n                 27.98      1:00.79 (32.81)\r\n  4 Furgeson, Colle  19 Lincoln-IL        2:26.88    1:02.77 QUAL   \r\n                 27.95      1:02.77 (34.82)\r\n  5 Burner, Jana     20 Iowa Central-IA   2:21.11    1:02.83 QUAL   \r\n                 28.48      1:02.83 (34.35)\r\n  6 Asuncion, Shayn     Iowa Lakes-IA     2:21.61    1:03.95 QUAL   \r\n                 29.56      1:03.95 (34.39)\r\n  7 O'Connell, Magg     FIT-MR            2:25.60    1:04.32 QUAL   \r\n                 28.85      1:04.32 (35.47)\r\n  8 Priest, Angel       Genesee           2:26.02    1:05.07 QUAL   \r\n                 28.69      1:05.07 (36.38)<\/pre>\n
Ryen Van Wyk<\/strong>, also a two-time winner for Indian River this week, topped the men’s 100 IM in prelims in 50.02. Teammate\u00a0Guillaume Bolivard\u00a0<\/strong>took second in 52.08, and Iowa Central’s\u00a0Mitch Emery<\/strong> was third (54.23) in qualifying.<\/p>\n
Event 26  Men 100 Yard IM<\/b>\r\n==================================================================\r\n NJCAA Record: * 50.54  3\/4\/2016  Jairo Emer, Indian River\r\n               2:22.09  QUAL Qualifying Standards\r\n    Name            Age School               Seed    Prelims              \r\n==================================================================\r\n                      === Preliminaries ===                       <\/b>\r\n \r\n  1 Van Wyk, Ryen    19 Indian River-FL   1:58.94      50.02 QUAL   \r\n                 22.46        50.02 (27.56)\r\n  2 Bolivard, Guill  20 Indian River-FL   2:00.85      52.08 QUAL   \r\n                 22.96        52.08 (29.12)\r\n  3 Emery, Mitch        Iowa Central-IA   2:02.90      54.23 QUAL   \r\n                 24.04        54.23 (30.19)\r\n  4 Metzger, Benjam  22 MCC               2:06.19      54.34 QUAL   \r\n                 25.21        54.34 (29.13)\r\n  5 Neinas, Macoy    19 Lincoln-IL        1:54.67      54.65 QUAL   \r\n                 25.23        54.65 (29.42)\r\n  6 Bopp, Orion         SGSC-GA           2:01.31      54.92 QUAL   \r\n                 25.49        54.92 (29.43)\r\n  7 Ferrer, Joan        Genesee           2:13.13      55.85 QUAL   \r\n                 25.25        55.85 (30.60)\r\n  8 Fujii, Shin      22 Swocc-OR          2:10.13      56.13 QUAL   \r\n                 25.84        56.13 (30.29)<\/pre>\n
Indian River’s Sule Van Der Merwe\u00a0<\/strong>topped the women’s 500 free prelims in 4:55.38, more than\u00a011 seconds ahead of teammate\u00a0Elizabeth Watts\u00a0<\/strong>(5:06.96). The Pioneers’\u00a0Molly Layde\u00a0<\/strong>took third in 5:14.89.<\/p>\n
Event 27  Women 500 Yard Freestyle<\/b>\r\n==================================================================\r\n NJCAA Record: * 4:53.48  1983      Gwen Cross, Brevard\r\n                 7:17.99  QUAL Qualifying Standards\r\n    Name            Age School               Seed    Prelims              \r\n==================================================================\r\n                      === Preliminaries ===                       <\/b>\r\n \r\n  1 Van Der Merwe,   19 Indian River-FL   5:00.14    4:55.38 QUAL   \r\n                 26.47        55.31 (28.84)\r\n        1:24.65 (29.34)     1:54.36 (29.71)\r\n        2:24.66 (30.30)     2:55.31 (30.65)\r\n        3:25.55 (30.24)     3:55.86 (30.31)\r\n        4:25.91 (30.05)     4:55.38 (29.47)\r\n  2 Watts, Elizabet  18 Indian River-FL   4:56.94    5:06.96 QUAL   \r\n                 26.48        55.66 (29.18)\r\n        1:25.87 (30.21)     1:57.03 (31.16)\r\n        2:28.53 (31.50)     3:00.23 (31.70)\r\n        3:32.28 (32.05)     4:04.56 (32.28)\r\n        4:36.62 (32.06)     5:06.96 (30.34)\r\n  3 Layde, Molly     18 Indian River-FL   5:09.82    5:14.89 QUAL   \r\n                 28.08        58.82 (30.74)\r\n        1:30.34 (31.52)     2:02.17 (31.83)\r\n        2:34.30 (32.13)     3:06.68 (32.38)\r\n        3:39.01 (32.33)     4:11.24 (32.23)\r\n        4:43.48 (32.24)     5:14.89 (31.41)\r\n  4 Herndon, Britta     SGSC-GA           5:18.80    5:21.54 QUAL   \r\n                 28.80      1:00.21 (31.41)\r\n        1:32.42 (32.21)     2:05.14 (32.72)\r\n        2:38.13 (32.99)     3:10.89 (32.76)\r\n        3:43.89 (33.00)     4:16.95 (33.06)\r\n        4:49.46 (32.51)     5:21.54 (32.08)\r\n  5 Hall, Casey         SGSC-GA           5:22.29    5:23.34 QUAL   \r\n                 29.53      1:01.66 (32.13)\r\n        1:34.40 (32.74)     2:07.35 (32.95)\r\n        2:40.15 (32.80)     3:13.33 (33.18)\r\n        3:46.46 (33.13)     4:19.47 (33.01)\r\n        4:52.08 (32.61)     5:23.34 (31.26)\r\n  6 VanDermeer, Ash  19 MCC               5:39.65    5:24.66 QUAL   \r\n                 28.87      1:00.51 (31.64)\r\n        1:33.18 (32.67)     2:06.25 (33.07)\r\n        2:39.29 (33.04)     3:12.81 (33.52)\r\n        3:46.01 (33.20)     4:19.26 (33.25)\r\n        4:52.15 (32.89)     5:24.66 (32.51)\r\n  7 Reis, Gabriela      Iowa Lakes-IA     5:37.89    5:35.93 QUAL   \r\n                 29.73      1:02.43 (32.70)\r\n        1:36.65 (34.22)     2:10.43 (33.78)\r\n        2:44.99 (34.56)     3:19.60 (34.61)\r\n        3:53.95 (34.35)     4:28.30 (34.35)\r\n        5:02.80 (34.50)     5:35.93 (33.13)\r\n  8 Nordquist, Grac  20 Iowa Central-IA   5:34.60    5:36.15 QUAL   \r\n                 29.51      1:02.13 (32.62)\r\n        1:35.88 (33.75)     2:10.20 (34.32)\r\n        2:44.80 (34.60)     3:19.33 (34.53)\r\n        3:53.97 (34.64)     4:28.31 (34.34)\r\n        5:02.79 (34.48)     5:36.15 (33.36)<\/pre>\n
Indian River’s\u00a0Ruben Van Leeuwen\u00a0<\/strong>was first in the men’s 500 free in 4:43.70, with Southwestern Oregon’s\u00a0Collin McGuire\u00a0<\/strong>(4:44.23) and Indian River’s\u00a0Nikola Milosavljevic\u00a0<\/strong>(4:45.12) not far behind.<\/p>\n
Event 28  Men 500 Yard Freestyle<\/b>\r\n==================================================================\r\n NJCAA Record: * 4:22.17  2009      Mateo DeAngulo, Indian River\r\n                 5:56.79  QUAL Qualifying Standards\r\n    Name            Age School               Seed    Prelims              \r\n==================================================================\r\n                      === Preliminaries ===                       <\/b>\r\n \r\n  1 Van Leeuwen, Ru  20 Indian River-FL   4:25.84    4:43.70 QUAL   \r\n                 24.81        52.49 (27.68)\r\n        1:20.99 (28.50)     1:49.89 (28.90)\r\n        2:19.33 (29.44)     2:48.71 (29.38)\r\n        3:17.82 (29.11)     3:46.48 (28.66)\r\n        4:15.11 (28.63)     4:43.70 (28.59)\r\n  2 McGuire, Collin  19 Swocc-OR          4:54.24    4:44.23 QUAL   \r\n                 26.20        54.90 (28.70)\r\n        1:24.16 (29.26)     1:53.02 (28.86)\r\n        2:22.07 (29.05)     2:50.98 (28.91)\r\n        3:19.85 (28.87)     3:48.38 (28.53)\r\n        4:17.19 (28.81)     4:44.23 (27.04)\r\n  3 Milosavljevic,   19 Indian River-FL   4:35.16    4:45.12 QUAL   \r\n                 26.16        54.50 (28.34)\r\n        1:23.35 (28.85)     1:52.68 (29.33)\r\n        2:22.01 (29.33)     2:51.11 (29.10)\r\n        3:20.52 (29.41)     3:49.20 (28.68)\r\n        4:17.49 (28.29)     4:45.12 (27.63)\r\n  4 Tomic, Luka      19 Indian River-FL   4:28.62    4:46.14 QUAL   \r\n                 25.95        54.59 (28.64)\r\n        1:24.03 (29.44)     1:53.46 (29.43)\r\n        2:23.10 (29.64)     2:52.98 (29.88)\r\n        3:22.75 (29.77)     3:52.07 (29.32)\r\n        4:20.69 (28.62)     4:46.14 (25.45)\r\n  5 Woith, Andrew       SGSC-GA           4:44.72    4:46.41 QUAL   \r\n                 25.67        53.66 (27.99)\r\n        1:22.94 (29.28)     1:52.68 (29.74)\r\n        2:22.27 (29.59)     2:52.14 (29.87)\r\n        3:21.82 (29.68)     3:51.00 (29.18)\r\n        4:19.91 (28.91)     4:46.41 (26.50)\r\n  6 Bargate, Kevin   19 Indian River-FL   4:31.59    4:47.72 QUAL   \r\n                 25.30        53.26 (27.96)\r\n        1:22.03 (28.77)     1:50.72 (28.69)\r\n        2:19.69 (28.97)     2:48.86 (29.17)\r\n        3:18.28 (29.42)     3:48.05 (29.77)\r\n        4:17.96 (29.91)     4:47.72 (29.76)\r\n  7 Wagner, Cameron  19 MCC               5:09.72    4:55.16 QUAL   \r\n                 27.00        56.91 (29.91)\r\n        1:27.14 (30.23)     1:57.69 (30.55)\r\n        2:27.83 (30.14)     2:57.97 (30.14)\r\n        3:28.00 (30.03)     3:58.11 (30.11)\r\n        4:27.30 (29.19)     4:55.16 (27.86)\r\n  8 Shimon, Karter      Iowa Central-IA   4:58.62    4:56.54 QUAL   \r\n                 26.75        56.10 (29.35)\r\n        1:26.02 (29.92)     1:56.26 (30.24)\r\n        2:26.69 (30.43)     2:57.47 (30.78)\r\n        3:27.96 (30.49)     3:58.13 (30.17)\r\n        4:27.99 (29.86)     4:56.54 (28.55)<\/pre>\n
Indian River’s\u00a0Courtney Stewart\u00a0<\/strong>was the top seed in the women’s 100 back in 57.04, well ahead of Monroe’s\u00a0Alicia Shenal\u00a0<\/strong>(58.56) and Indian River’s\u00a0Malin Wallen<\/strong> (59.47). Southwestern Oregon’s\u00a0Piper Engler\u00a0<\/strong>(59.61) and Indian River’s\u00a0Jillian Contich<\/strong> (59.98) also broke the 1:00 barrier.<\/p>\n
Event 29  Women 100 Yard Backstroke<\/b>\r\n==================================================================\r\n NJCAA Record: * 54.35  3\/6\/2013  Yurie Nakano, Indian River\r\n               1:16.99  QUAL Qualifying Standards\r\n    Name            Age School               Seed    Prelims              \r\n==================================================================\r\n                      === Preliminaries ===                       <\/b>\r\n \r\n  1 Stewart, Courtn  20 Indian River-FL     57.55      57.04 QUAL   \r\n                 27.46        57.04 (29.58)\r\n  2 Shenal, Alicia   19 MCC               1:00.13      58.56 QUAL   \r\n                 28.66        58.56 (29.90)\r\n  3 Wallen, Malin    20 Indian River-FL     59.65      59.47 QUAL   \r\n                 29.05        59.47 (30.42)\r\n  4 Engler, Piper    18 Swocc-OR          1:00.51      59.61 QUAL   \r\n                 28.18        59.61 (31.43)\r\n  5 Contich, Jillia  19 Indian River-FL   1:00.60      59.98 QUAL   \r\n                 29.12        59.98 (30.86)\r\n  6 Furgeson, Colle  19 Lincoln-IL        1:00.87    1:01.71 QUAL   \r\n                 29.52      1:01.71 (32.19)\r\n  7 Robinson, Jessi  19 Swocc-OR          1:01.06    1:01.77 QUAL   \r\n                 29.93      1:01.77 (31.84)\r\n  8 Hall, Casey         SGSC-GA           1:00.99    1:01.89 QUAL   \r\n                 30.66      1:01.89 (31.23)<\/pre>\n
Indian River teammates\u00a0Conor Lynch\u00a0<\/strong>(51.12) and\u00a0Jared Ingram\u00a0<\/strong>(51.93) finished 1-2 in the men’s 100 back prelims, with Iowa Central’s\u00a0Lasse Jorgensen\u00a0<\/strong>taking third in 53.22.<\/p>\n
Event 30  Men 100 Yard Backstroke<\/b>\r\n==================================================================\r\n NJCAA Record: * 47.55  3\/4\/2015  Stefan Stojmenovic, Indian River\r\n               1:09.69  QUAL Qualifying Standards\r\n    Name            Age School               Seed    Prelims              \r\n==================================================================\r\n                      === Preliminaries ===                       <\/b>\r\n \r\n  1 Lynch, Conor     19 Indian River-FL     50.63      51.12 QUAL   \r\n                 24.50        51.12 (26.62)\r\n  2 Ingram, Jared    19 Indian River-FL     51.24      51.93 QUAL   \r\n                 24.73        51.93 (27.20)\r\n  3 Jorgensen, Lass     Iowa Central-IA     54.14      53.22 QUAL   \r\n                 25.84        53.22 (27.38)\r\n  4 Sasia, Gabriele  20 Indian River-FL     50.76      53.57 QUAL   \r\n                 25.81        53.57 (27.76)\r\n  5 Gantenbein, Daw  20 Barton-ZZ           56.28      53.74 QUAL   \r\n                 26.15        53.74 (27.59)\r\n  6 Neinas, Macoy    19 Lincoln-IL          53.18      54.16 QUAL   \r\n                 26.23        54.16 (27.93)\r\n  7 Lobrutto, Derek  20 Indian River-FL     55.10      54.18 QUAL   \r\n                 25.98        54.18 (28.20)\r\n  8 Eyre, Kalen      18 Lincoln-IL          53.97      54.25 QUAL   \r\n                 26.45        54.25 (27.80)<\/pre>\n
In the women’s 100 breast, Indian River’s\u00a0Courtney Perrett\u00a0<\/strong>took the top spot in qualifying, stopping the clock in 1:03.70. Teammate\u00a0Olivia Berglund\u00a0<\/strong>was second in 1:04.63, and well back in third was Erie’s\u00a0Allie DeBiase\u00a0<\/strong>(1:09.27).<\/p>\n
Event 31  Women 100 Yard Breaststroke<\/b>\r\n==================================================================\r\n NJCAA Record: * 1:01.20  11\/20\/2015Christina Loh, Indian River\r\n                 1:30.79  QUAL Qualifying Standards\r\n    Name            Age School               Seed    Prelims              \r\n==================================================================\r\n                      === Preliminaries ===                       <\/b>\r\n \r\n  1 Perrett, Courtn  20 Indian River-FL   1:03.08    1:03.70 QUAL   \r\n                 30.49      1:03.70 (33.21)\r\n  2 Berglund, Olivi  19 Indian River-FL   1:04.65    1:04.63 QUAL   \r\n                 30.39      1:04.63 (34.24)\r\n  3 DeBiase, Allie   20 Erie-NI           1:13.08    1:09.27 QUAL   \r\n                 32.71      1:09.27 (36.56)\r\n  4 Neves, Brenda       Iowa Lakes-IA     1:10.00    1:09.67 QUAL   \r\n                 32.08      1:09.67 (37.59)\r\n  5 Kindhart, Miran     Lincoln-IL        1:12.22    1:11.47 QUAL   \r\n                 33.01      1:11.47 (38.46)\r\n  6 Graham, Jessily     SGSC-GA           1:09.36    1:11.93 QUAL   \r\n                 33.15      1:11.93 (38.78)\r\n  7 Quigley, Lexi    20 Iowa Central-IA   1:14.64    1:13.88 QUAL   \r\n                 34.52      1:13.88 (39.36)\r\n  8 Smith, Delaney      SGSC-GA           1:13.81    1:14.13 QUAL   \r\n                 35.04      1:14.13 (39.09)<\/pre>\n
Iowa Lakes’\u00a0Hylton Collinson<\/strong>, the 400 IM champion from Thursday evening, was the only non-Indian River top seed of the session as he led the men’s 100 breast prelims with a time of 57.05. South Georgia State’s\u00a0Andrew Brown\u00a0<\/strong>(57.24) and Indian River’s\u00a0Eric Veit\u00a0<\/strong>(57.47) rounded out the top three qualifiers.<\/p>\n
Event 32  Men 100 Yard Breaststroke<\/b>\r\n==================================================================\r\n NJCAA Record: * 52.57  3\/4\/2016  Craig Emslie, Indian River\r\n               1:20.99  QUAL Qualifying Standards\r\n    Name            Age School               Seed    Prelims              \r\n==================================================================\r\n                      === Preliminaries ===                       <\/b>\r\n \r\n  1 Collinson, Hylt     Iowa Lakes-IA       59.26      57.05 QUAL   \r\n                 26.72        57.05 (30.33)\r\n  2 Brown, Andrew       SGSC-GA             58.90      57.24 QUAL   \r\n                 26.75        57.24 (30.49)\r\n  3 Veit, Eric       19 Indian River-FL     57.26      57.47 QUAL   \r\n                 26.33        57.47 (31.14)\r\n  4 Nishimura, Chri  19 Indian River-FL     57.54      57.87 QUAL   \r\n                 27.23        57.87 (30.64)\r\n  5 Williams, Shane  19 Swocc-OR            59.82      58.44 QUAL   \r\n                 27.45        58.44 (30.99)\r\n  6 Scaglione, Chri  18 Swocc-OR          1:03.91      59.59 QUAL   \r\n                 28.08        59.59 (31.51)\r\n  7 Sanders, Gregor  19 MCC               1:02.56    1:00.47 QUAL   \r\n                 28.12      1:00.47 (32.35)\r\n  8 Johns, Oakley    20 Lincoln-IL        1:01.17    1:01.21 QUAL   \r\n                 28.74      1:01.21 (32.47)<\/pre>\n
In the women’s 200 fly, Indian River’s\u00a0Ianthe Van Der Westhuizen\u00a0<\/strong>grabbed the top seed with a time of 2:08.81, and the only woman within three seconds was South Georgia State’s\u00a0Jessica Dunton\u00a0<\/strong>(2:11.57). Iowa Lakes’\u00a0Monique Dias\u00a0<\/strong>finished third in 2:20.53.<\/p>\n
Event 33  Women 200 Yard Butterfly<\/b>\r\n==================================================================\r\n NJCAA Record: * 1:59.54  12\/6\/2013 Yurie Nakano, Indian River\r\n                 3:09.39  QUAL Qualifying Standards\r\n    Name            Age School               Seed    Prelims              \r\n==================================================================\r\n                      === Preliminaries ===                       <\/b>\r\n \r\n  1 Van Der Westhui  19 Indian River-FL   2:08.54    2:08.81 QUAL   \r\n                 28.26      1:01.39 (33.13)\r\n        1:34.40 (33.01)     2:08.81 (34.41)\r\n  2 Dunton, Jessica     SGSC-GA           2:11.62    2:11.57 QUAL   \r\n                 30.08      1:03.19 (33.11)\r\n        1:37.14 (33.95)     2:11.57 (34.43)\r\n  3 Dias, Monique       Iowa Lakes-IA     2:16.90    2:20.53 QUAL   \r\n                 30.18      1:05.94 (35.76)\r\n        1:43.59 (37.65)     2:20.53 (36.94)\r\n  4 Garrison, Linds     SGSC-GA           2:18.43    2:21.26 QUAL   \r\n                 31.26      1:06.13 (34.87)\r\n        1:42.36 (36.23)     2:21.26 (38.90)\r\n  5 Shiozawa, Nanak     Genesee           2:24.55    2:22.87 QUAL   \r\n                 30.17      1:05.24 (35.07)\r\n        1:42.76 (37.52)     2:22.87 (40.11)\r\n  6 Aldridge, Abiga     SGSC-GA           2:22.07    2:23.41 QUAL   \r\n                 29.94      1:06.39 (36.45)\r\n        1:44.62 (38.23)     2:23.41 (38.79)\r\n  7 Valentine, Kail  19 Iowa Central-IA   2:25.04    2:27.61 QUAL   \r\n                 30.55      1:06.52 (35.97)\r\n        1:47.03 (40.51)     2:27.61 (40.58)\r\n  8 Misech, UB       20 Lincoln-IL        2:29.12    2:31.72 QUAL   \r\n                 31.96      1:10.70 (38.74)\r\n        1:50.71 (40.01)     2:31.72 (41.01)<\/pre>\n
Finally, Indian River teammates\u00a0Tucker Adams\u00a0<\/strong>and\u00a0Tiger Pilkington\u00a0<\/strong>qualified first and second, respectively, in the men’s 200 fly. Adams put up a time of 1:52.45, followed by Pilkington in 1:53.30. Emery grabbed his second top-three finish of the morning, touching in 1:54.91.<\/p>\n
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