{"id":353197,"date":"2019-02-21T22:49:48","date_gmt":"2019-02-22T05:49:48","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.swimmingworldmagazine.com\/news\/?p=353197"},"modified":"2019-02-21T22:49:48","modified_gmt":"2019-02-22T05:49:48","slug":"2019-mountain-west-conference-day-2-nevada-keeps-the-lead","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.swimmingworldmagazine.com\/news\/2019-mountain-west-conference-day-2-nevada-keeps-the-lead\/","title":{"rendered":"2019 Mountain West Conference Day 2: Nevada Keeps the Lead"},"content":{"rendered":"

By Kate Santilena, Swimming World College Intern.<\/span><\/em><\/p>\n

We kicked off day two of the 2019 Mountain West Conference Championship with the first day of the individual events. Thursday night\u2019s events consisted of the women\u2019s 500 free, women\u2019s 200 individual medley, women\u2019s 50 free, women\u2019s 3-meter diving and women\u2019s 400 medley relay.<\/span><\/p>\n

After the 2019 Mountain West Conference’s first full day of competition, the teams scores are as follows: <\/span><\/p>\n

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  1. University of Nevada – 530.5<\/span><\/li>\n
  2. San Diego State University – 528<\/span><\/li>\n
  3. Boise State University – 485<\/span><\/li>\n
  4. University of New Mexico – 316<\/span><\/li>\n
  5. Fresno State University – 311.5<\/span><\/li>\n
  6. Colorado State University – 251. 5<\/span><\/li>\n
  7. University of Wyoming – 241.5<\/span><\/li>\n
  8. University of Nevada, Las Vegas – 213.5<\/span><\/li>\n
  9. San Jose State University -186.5<\/span><\/li>\n
  10. U.S. Air Force Academy – 176<\/span><\/li>\n<\/ol>\n

    With the first individual races swum and meet records broken, the 2019 Mountain West Conference is currently a tight race between the University of Nevada Wolfpack and San Diego State University Aztecs. It\u2019s too soon to tell who will take home that conference ring but it will be an exciting meet to watch.<\/span><\/p>\n

    Day 2 Results.<\/a><\/span><\/p>\n

    Women\u2019s 500 Free<\/span><\/h3>\n

    For the meets first individual race, the University of New Mexico (UNM) took home the first win of the night with Lobo senior <\/span>Adriana Palomino<\/b> coming in with a final time of 4.43.63. The outside smoke from lane 7 dropped over five seconds from her seed time to take home the gold.<\/span><\/p>\n

    Following behind her was the University of Nevada, Las Vegas (UNLV) freshman <\/span>Carissa Armijo <\/b>picking up her first individual top 3 conference finish of her college career (4.46.90). Rounding up the top three was the University of Nevada\u2019s (NEV) sophomore <\/span>Caitlyn<\/b> McHugh<\/b> taking home the bronze with a final time of 4.47.95. Coming in fourth was Colorado State’s Haley Rowley <\/strong>(4.48.62)\u00a0followed by Haley Hill\u00a0<\/strong>(4.48.82), Klara Farkas\u00a0<\/strong>(4.49.19), Amanda Barnes <\/strong>(4.49.57)\u00a0and Zofia Niemczak<\/strong>\u00a0(4.50.30).<\/span><\/p>\n

    Event 4  Women 500 Yard Freestyle<\/b>\r\n=========================================================================\r\n  MW All Time: # 4:38.98  2\/16\/2017 Genevieve Miller, Air Force -CO\r\n     MW Champ: * 4:38.98  2\/16\/2017 Genevieve Miller, Air Force -CO\r\n  Pool Record: & 4:32.53  3\/20\/2014 Britta MacLean, Georgia\r\n                 4:36.30  *A Standard\r\n                 4:47.20  *B Standard\r\n    Name           Year School            Prelims     Finals       Points \r\n=========================================================================\r\n                            === A - Final ===                            <\/b>\r\n \r\n  1 Palomino, Adria  SR New Mexico        4:49.44    4:43.63 *B      32  \r\n    r:+0.83  26.37        54.60 (28.23)\r\n        1:23.19 (28.59)     1:51.71 (28.52)\r\n        2:20.34 (28.63)     2:49.31 (28.97)\r\n        3:18.17 (28.86)     3:46.69 (28.52)\r\n        4:15.59 (28.90)     4:43.63 (28.04)\r\n  2 Armijo, Carissa  FR Unlv (W)          4:48.03    4:46.90 *B      28  \r\n    r:+0.84  26.82        55.68 (28.86)\r\n        1:24.71 (29.03)     1:53.81 (29.10)\r\n        2:22.68 (28.87)     2:51.45 (28.77)\r\n        3:20.28 (28.83)     3:49.20 (28.92)\r\n        4:18.37 (29.17)     4:46.90 (28.53)\r\n  3 McHugh, Caitlyn  SO Nevada            4:49.22    4:47.95         27  \r\n    r:+0.76  26.42        55.58 (29.16)\r\n        1:24.56 (28.98)     1:53.77 (29.21)\r\n        2:22.99 (29.22)     2:52.19 (29.20)\r\n        3:21.52 (29.33)     3:50.82 (29.30)\r\n        4:19.87 (29.05)     4:47.95 (28.08)\r\n  4 Rowley, Haley C  SR Colorado St.      4:50.89    4:48.62         26  \r\n    r:+0.69  26.24        54.68 (28.44)\r\n        1:23.40 (28.72)     1:52.41 (29.01)\r\n        2:21.62 (29.21)     2:51.00 (29.38)\r\n        3:20.76 (29.76)     3:50.30 (29.54)\r\n        4:20.03 (29.73)     4:48.62 (28.59)\r\n  5 Hill, Hayley B   SO Boise St          4:50.68    4:48.82         25  \r\n    r:+0.71  26.68        55.44 (28.76)\r\n        1:24.33 (28.89)     1:53.51 (29.18)\r\n        2:23.11 (29.60)     2:52.32 (29.21)\r\n        3:21.53 (29.21)     3:51.16 (29.63)\r\n        4:20.28 (29.12)     4:48.82 (28.54)\r\n  6 Farkas, Klara    SO New Mexico        4:48.88    4:49.19         24  \r\n    r:+0.76  26.75        55.66 (28.91)\r\n        1:24.43 (28.77)     1:53.67 (29.24)\r\n        2:22.79 (29.12)     2:51.97 (29.18)\r\n        3:20.89 (28.92)     3:50.66 (29.77)\r\n        4:19.95 (29.29)     4:49.19 (29.24)\r\n  7 Barnes, Amanda   SR Boise St          4:51.76    4:49.57         23  \r\n    r:+0.81  26.59        55.03 (28.44)\r\n        1:24.05 (29.02)     1:53.30 (29.25)\r\n        2:22.91 (29.61)     2:52.42 (29.51)\r\n        3:21.85 (29.43)     3:51.56 (29.71)\r\n        4:21.14 (29.58)     4:49.57 (28.43)\r\n  8 Niemczak, Zofia  SO Fresno State      4:49.21    4:50.30         22  \r\n    r:+0.72  27.05        55.48 (28.43)\r\n        1:24.30 (28.82)     1:53.87 (29.57)\r\n        2:23.25 (29.38)     2:52.35 (29.10)\r\n        3:21.68 (29.33)     3:51.66 (29.98)\r\n        4:21.50 (29.84)     4:50.30 (28.80)\r\n<\/pre>\n
    Women\u2019s 200 Individual Medley<\/span><\/h3>\n
    In the race that utilizes all four strokes, NEV junior <\/span>Andressa Lima<\/b> showed off her multi-stroke diversity leading the race from start to finish. Pulling even farther ahead on the breaststroke leg of the race and keeping the lead, <\/span>Lima<\/b> took home the gold with a final time of 1.59.04.<\/span><\/p>\n
    A close race for the silver broke out between San Diego State University\u2019s (SDSU) junior <\/span>Courtney<\/b> Vincent<\/b> and Colorado State University\u2019s (CSU) <\/span>Madison<\/b> Ward<\/b>. At the finish, <\/span>Vincent<\/b> out touched <\/span>Ward<\/b> for the silver with a final time of 1.59.91. <\/span>Ward<\/b> took the bronze with a 2.00.04. Coming in fourth was BSU’s Robin Pinger\u00a0<\/strong>(2.01.16) followed by Mckenna Myer\u00a0<\/strong>(2.01.26), Kristina Murphy <\/strong>(2.01.36), Samantha Burke<\/strong>\u00a0(2.01.60) and Laura Williams <\/strong>(2.03.20).\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n
    Event 5  Women 200 Yard IM<\/b>\r\n=========================================================================\r\n  MW All Time: # 1:56.95  3\/20\/2014 Mikaela Macklin, San Diego State\r\n     MW Champ: * 1:57.18  2\/18\/2016 Samantha J Wicks, Boise State-SR\r\n  Pool Record: & 1:52.50  3\/20\/2014 Maya DiRado, Stanford\r\n                 1:54.31  *A Standard\r\n                 1:59.94  *B Standard\r\n    Name           Year School            Prelims     Finals       Points \r\n=========================================================================\r\n                            === A - Final ===                            <\/b>\r\n \r\n  1 Cholodovskis Li  JR Nevada            2:00.38    1:59.04 *B      32  \r\n    r:+0.75  25.46        55.35 (29.89)\r\n        1:30.34 (34.99)     1:59.04 (28.70)\r\n  2 Vincent, Courtn  JR San Diego St      2:00.25    1:59.91 *B      28  \r\n    r:+0.78  25.68        55.74 (30.06)\r\n        1:30.87 (35.13)     1:59.91 (29.04)\r\n  3 Ward, Madison W  SO Colorado St.      2:01.32    2:00.04         27  \r\n    r:+0.74  26.38        57.75 (31.37)\r\n        1:31.21 (33.46)     2:00.04 (28.83)\r\n  4 Pinger, Robin E  JR Boise St          2:01.00    2:01.16         26  \r\n    r:+0.72  25.99        57.05 (31.06)\r\n        1:31.77 (34.72)     2:01.16 (29.39)\r\n  5 Meyer, McKenna   JR San Diego St      2:01.06    2:01.26         25  \r\n    r:+0.75  26.46        56.05 (29.59)\r\n        1:32.78 (36.73)     2:01.26 (28.48)\r\n  6 Murphy, Kristin  FR San Diego St      2:01.62    2:01.36         24  \r\n    r:+0.76  26.60        57.40 (30.80)\r\n        1:32.13 (34.73)     2:01.36 (29.23)\r\n  7 Burke, Samantha  SR Wyoming (W)       2:01.49    2:01.60         23  \r\n    r:+0.74  25.88        55.64 (29.76)\r\n        1:32.35 (36.71)     2:01.60 (29.25)\r\n  8 Williams, Laura  SR Boise St          2:01.54    2:03.20         22  \r\n    r:+0.76  25.78        57.86 (32.08)\r\n        1:32.93 (35.07)     2:03.20 (30.27)<\/pre>\n
    Women\u2019s 50 Free<\/span><\/h3>\n
    During the infamous splash and dash, the field was as close as ever but at the touch Boise State University\u2019s (BSU) senior <\/span>Abbey Sorensen<\/b> snatched the gold with a final time of 22.42. Following closely behind her, SDSU sisters <\/span>Alma Thormalm<\/b> took the silver (22.60) and <\/span>Klara<\/b> Thormalm<\/b> took the bronze (22.70) rounded up the top three only a tenth of a second apart. Coming in fourth was SDSU’s Samantha Geyer\u00a0<\/strong>(22.71) followed by Osianna McReed\u00a0<\/strong>(22.82), Josien Wijkhuijs\u00a0<\/strong>(22.82), Rebecca Murray <\/strong>(22.91)\u00a0and Caitlyn Schreiber <\/strong>(23.00).\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n
    Event 6  Women 50 Yard Freestyle<\/b>\r\n=========================================================================\r\n  MW All Time: # 21.76  2\/20\/2014 Anika Apostalon, San Diego State\r\n     MW Champ: * 21.76  2\/20\/2014 Anika Apostalon, San Diego State\r\n  Pool Record: & 21.53  3\/20\/2014 Margo Geer, Arizona\r\n                 21.74  *A Standard\r\n                 22.76  *B Standard\r\n    Name           Year School            Prelims     Finals       Points \r\n=========================================================================\r\n                            === A - Final ===                            <\/b>\r\n \r\n  1 Sorensen, Abbey  SR Boise St            22.42      22.42 *B      32  \r\n    r:+0.63  10.99        22.42 (11.43)\r\n  2 Thormalm, Alma   JR San Diego St        22.79      22.60 *B      28  \r\n    r:+0.69  11.04        22.60 (11.56)\r\n  3 Thormalm, Klara  SO San Diego St        22.78      22.70 *B      27  \r\n    r:+0.75  10.93        22.70 (11.77)\r\n  4 Geyer, Samantha  FR San Diego St        22.70      22.71 *B      26  \r\n    r:+0.75  11.25        22.71 (11.46)\r\n  5 Wijkhuijs, Josi  FR Nevada              22.85      22.82         24.5\r\n    r:+0.72  10.97        22.82 (11.85)\r\n  5 McReed, Osianna  SR Fresno State        23.03      22.82         24.5\r\n    r:+0.69  10.69        22.82 (12.13)\r\n  7 Murray, Rebecca  SR Nevada              22.98      22.91         23  \r\n    r:+0.70  11.16        22.91 (11.75)\r\n  8 Schreiber, Cait  SO Unlv (W)            23.04      23.00         22  \r\n    r:+0.62  11.10        23.00 (11.90)<\/pre>\n
    Women\u2019s 3-Meter<\/span><\/h3>\n
    On the other side of the pool deck, a close 3-meter dive event took place between NEV\u2019s<\/span> Isabel Vazquez <\/b>and UNLV\u2019s <\/span>Montse Urzua<\/b> both alternating the lead throughout the event. On the final dive, <\/span>Vazquez<\/b> captured the gold with a final score of 362.05 and second medal of the Mountain West Conference. Only a point behind her was <\/span>Urzua<\/b> with a final score of 361.20. SDSU\u2019s <\/span>Ximenia Lechuga Gonzalez <\/b>took home her second medal of the Mountain West Conference with the bronze (338.70). Coming in fourth was BSU’s Martine Erlam <\/strong>(322.65)\u00a0followed by Cassidy Bose\u00a0<\/strong>(319.70), Victoria Rice <\/strong>(304.85), Skylar Williams <\/strong>(303.85)\u00a0and Linnea Sorenson <\/strong>(295.35).<\/span><\/p>\n
    Event 7  Women 3 mtr Diving<\/b>\r\n=========================================================================\r\n  MW All Time: # 424.53  2\/15\/2018 Sharae Zheng, Nevada-PC\r\n     MW Champ: * 424.53  2\/15\/2018 Sharae Zheng, Nevada-PC\r\n  Pool Record: & 612.60  2\/20\/2004 Vera Ilina, Texas\r\n                 280.00  *A Standard\r\n    Name           Year School            Prelims     Finals       Points \r\n=========================================================================\r\n                            === A - Final ===                            <\/b>\r\n \r\n  1 Vazquez, Isabel     Nevada             289.25     362.05 *A      32  \r\n  2 Urzua, Montse       Unlv (W)           289.35     361.20 *A      28  \r\n  3 Lechuga Gonzale     San Diego St       334.05     338.70 *A      27  \r\n  4 Erlam, Martine      Boise St           309.30     322.65 *A      26  \r\n  5 Bose, Cassidy       Boise St           293.20     319.70 *A      25  \r\n  6 Rice, Victoria      Nevada             292.75     304.85 *A      24  \r\n  7 Williams, Skyla  SO Colorado St.       295.95     303.85 *A      23  \r\n  8 Sorenson, Linne     Nevada             285.70     295.35 *A      22<\/pre>\n
    Women\u2019s 400 Medley Relay<\/span><\/h3>\n
    Similar to the 200 medley relay, BSU\u2019s <\/span>Ally<\/b> Kleinsorgen<\/b> led off the heat spitting a 53.16 on the backstroke leg but SDSU breastroker <\/span>Klara<\/b> Thormalm<\/b> pulled the Aztecs to the lead splitting a 58.94. With this lead, SDSU Aztecs <\/span>Elliyana Ferrin, K. Thormalm, Vincent, and A. Thormalm <\/b>took home the gold (3.32.28) over BSU (3.36.58) by over a body length. On top of that, the Aztecs broke the previous Mountain West Conference record and picked up a NCAA \u201cB\u201d cut. Coming in third was the University of Nevada with a final time of 3.37.94. Coming in fourth was Colorado State (3.40.29) followed by Fresno State (3.41.29), San Jose State (3.41.73), UNM (3.41.95), the University of Wyoming (3.42.29) and the U.S. Air Force Academy (3.44.34).<\/span><\/p>\n
    Event 8  Women 400 Yard Medley Relay<\/b>\r\n==================================================================================\r\n  MW All Time: # 3:34.40  2\/17\/2017 Boise State, Boise\r\n                          A Kleinsorgen, L Williams, B Aoyama, K Martin\r\n     MW Champ: * 3:34.40  2\/17\/2017 Boise State, Boise\r\n                          A Kleinsorgen, L Williams, B Aoyama, K Martin\r\n  Pool Record: & 3:27.51  3\/21\/2014 Stanford, Stanford\r\n                          M. DiRado, K. Olsen, F. Lee, L. Neal\r\n                 3:32.20  *A Standard\r\n                 3:34.35  *B Standard\r\n    School                           Seed     Finals       Points \r\n==================================================================================\r\n  1 San Diego St  'A'             3:35.45    3:32.28#*B      64  \r\n     1) Ferrin, Elliyana G SO         2) r:0.23 Thormalm, Klara SO    \r\n     3) r:0.43 Vincent, Courtney JR   4) r:0.22 Thormalm, Alma JR     \r\n             12.52        25.80 (25.80)\r\n          39.58 (39.58)       53.33 (53.33)\r\n        1:05.57 (12.24)     1:20.62 (27.29)\r\n        1:36.45 (43.12)     1:52.27 (58.94)\r\n        2:03.46 (11.19)     2:16.54 (24.27)\r\n        2:29.98 (37.71)     2:43.72 (51.45)\r\n        2:54.27 (10.55)     3:06.32 (22.60)\r\n        3:19.16 (35.44)     3:32.28 (48.56)\r\n  2 Boise St  'A'                 3:40.14    3:36.58         56  \r\n     1) Kleinsorgen, Allyson G SR     2) r:0.23 Pinger, Robin JR      \r\n     3) r:0.17 Jennings, Emmie JR     4) r:0.26 Sorensen, Abbey SR    \r\n             12.40        25.38 (25.38)\r\n          39.06 (39.06)       53.16 (53.16)\r\n        1:05.88 (12.72)     1:21.46 (28.30)\r\n        1:37.54 (44.38)   1:54.26 (1:01.10)\r\n        2:05.24 (10.98)     2:18.82 (24.56)\r\n        2:32.96 (38.70)     2:48.02 (53.76)\r\n        2:58.59 (10.57)     3:10.77 (22.75)\r\n        3:23.67 (35.65)     3:36.58 (48.56)\r\n  3 Nevada  'A'                   3:39.92    3:37.94         54  \r\n     1) Reynolds, Jamie H SR          2) r:0.28 Depolo, Donna SO      \r\n     3) r:0.09 Wijkhuijs, Josien FR   4) r:0.33 Murray, Rebecca SR    \r\n             12.96        26.41 (26.41)\r\n          40.91 (40.91)       55.27 (55.27)\r\n        1:08.37 (13.10)     1:23.90 (28.63)\r\n        1:40.21 (44.94)   1:56.53 (1:01.26)\r\n        2:07.23 (10.70)     2:20.51 (23.98)\r\n        2:34.71 (38.18)     2:49.41 (52.88)\r\n        3:00.33 (10.92)     3:12.54 (23.13)\r\n        3:25.41 (36.00)     3:37.94 (48.53)\r\n  4 Colorado St.  'A'             3:44.22    3:40.29         52  \r\n     1) Thomas, Tonicia N SR          2) r:0.42 Ward, Madison SO      \r\n     3) r:0.02 Box, Julia JR          4) r:0.24 Friedrichs, Kritina FR\r\n             12.45        25.89 (25.89)\r\n          39.73 (39.73)       53.76 (53.76)\r\n        1:06.30 (12.54)     1:21.93 (28.17)\r\n        1:37.65 (43.89)   1:54.08 (1:00.32)\r\n        2:05.01 (10.93)     2:18.52 (24.44)\r\n        2:33.26 (39.18)     2:49.49 (55.41)\r\n        3:00.12 (10.63)     3:13.45 (23.96)\r\n        3:26.82 (37.33)     3:40.29 (50.80)\r\n  5 Fresno State  'A'             3:43.52    3:41.29         50  \r\n     1) Mazutaityte, Ugne SR          2) r:0.25 Mendolicchio, Muela JR\r\n     3) r:0.27 Harbert, Kimberly JR   4) r:0.36 McReed, Osianna SR    \r\n    r:+5.12  13.02        26.42 (26.42)\r\n          40.72 (40.72)       54.80 (54.80)\r\n        1:08.13 (13.33)     1:24.07 (29.27)\r\n        1:40.72 (45.92)   1:56.92 (1:02.12)\r\n        2:08.21 (11.29)     2:21.61 (24.69)\r\n        2:36.07 (39.15)     2:50.80 (53.88)\r\n        3:01.67 (10.87)     3:14.37 (23.57)\r\n        3:28.02 (37.22)     3:41.29 (50.49)\r\n  6 San Jose St  'A'              3:44.54    3:41.73         48  \r\n     1) Vieira, Gabriela M JR         2) r:0.29 Limargo, Chloe FR     \r\n     3) r:0.30 Auva'A, Violani JR     4) r:0.48 Heng, Gabriella JR    \r\n             13.19        26.75 (26.75)\r\n          41.36 (41.36)       56.41 (56.41)\r\n        1:09.51 (13.10)     1:25.24 (28.83)\r\n        1:42.05 (45.64)   1:58.94 (1:02.53)\r\n        2:10.01 (11.07)     2:23.45 (24.51)\r\n        2:37.43 (38.49)     2:52.16 (53.22)\r\n        3:03.23 (11.07)     3:15.81 (23.65)\r\n        3:28.77 (36.61)     3:41.73 (49.57)\r\n  7 New Mexico  'A'               3:44.64    3:41.95         46  \r\n     1) Huffer, Emily L SR            2) r:0.18 Pollack, Katherine FR \r\n     3) r:0.22 Shinada, Konoha SR     4) r:0.52 Oritsland, Hedda FR   \r\n             13.45        27.36 (27.36)\r\n          41.69 (41.69)       55.53 (55.53)\r\n        1:08.43 (12.90)     1:11.55 (16.02)\r\n        1:41.02 (45.49)   1:58.33 (1:02.80)\r\n        2:09.74 (11.41)     2:23.41 (25.08)\r\n        2:37.98 (39.65)     2:52.21 (53.88)\r\n        3:03.46 (11.25)     3:15.85 (23.64)\r\n        3:29.08 (36.87)     3:41.95 (49.74)\r\n  8 Wyoming (W)  'A'              3:44.71    3:42.29         44  \r\n     1) Burke, Samantha A SR          2) r:0.31 Pilon, Rylie SO       \r\n     3) r:0.35 McLean-Leonard,nnah SO 4) r:0.33 Ryan, Isobel SR       \r\n             12.76        25.93 (25.93)\r\n          40.01 (40.01)       53.61 (53.61)\r\n        1:07.47 (13.86)     1:23.53 (29.92)\r\n        1:41.04 (47.43)   1:58.41 (1:04.80)\r\n        2:09.65 (11.24)     2:22.84 (24.43)\r\n        2:37.62 (39.21)     2:53.13 (54.72)\r\n        3:04.21 (11.08)     3:16.49 (23.36)\r\n        3:29.52 (36.39)     3:42.29 (49.16)\r\n  9 Air Force (W)  'A'            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