{"id":359795,"date":"2019-03-22T15:27:57","date_gmt":"2019-03-22T22:27:57","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.swimmingworldmagazine.com\/news\/?p=359795"},"modified":"2019-03-28T07:04:35","modified_gmt":"2019-03-28T14:04:35","slug":"honore-collins-wins-200-fly-to-take-third-victory-of-2019-ncaa-division-iii-swimming-championships","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.swimmingworldmagazine.com\/news\/honore-collins-wins-200-fly-to-take-third-victory-of-2019-ncaa-division-iii-swimming-championships\/","title":{"rendered":"Honore Collins Wins 200 Fly to Take Third Victory of 2019 NCAA Division III Swimming Championships"},"content":{"rendered":"

By Taylor Covington, Swimming World College Intern.<\/em><\/p>\n

The Denison men and Emory women will head into Night Three of the 2019 NCAA Division III Swimming Championships with narrow point advantages, but with strong stroke games across the board, especially in dark horse schools such as Williams and NYU, the two may see their point totals stagnate. This could carve a path for Kenyon, who has been lingering in the top-three on both the men’s and women’s sides of competition, should they capitalize on arguably the most competitive night of the meet.<\/p>\n

Kenyon sophomore Crile Hart <\/strong>will appear in her marquee event, the 100 back, and has the potential to claim the championship and boost her team’s point standings considerably. Headed into tonight as the top seed, Hart will feel the pressure as Kenyon’s center of gravity in a rather loaded field.<\/p>\n

Denison’s Katherine Kustritz<\/strong> will take over the middle lane in the women’s 100 breast, hoping to defend her 2018 championship and NCAA DIII record.<\/p>\n

With a broad spread of events including the 200 fly, 100 back, 100 breast, and 1 meter diving, the meet will become a battle of which team can attain the lead going into the final night of competition tomorrow, though no one will be out of striking distance.<\/p>\n

Men’s Live Stream<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n

Women’s Live Stream<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n

Live Results<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n

Women 200 Fly<\/h3>\n

There was outside smoke in the 200 fly lanes, as NYU’s Honore Collins<\/strong> took it all with a time of 2:00.40, over three seconds faster than her prelims swim this morning. Seeded sixth going into tonight’s competition, Collins evidently sought to tweak her race strategy, as she proceeded to front-load the first 100 by splitting a 57.34, the fastest in the field. Collins managed to maintain that speed throughout, ultimately surpassing the top two seeds, Bowdoin’s Sterling Dixon<\/strong> and Williams’ Molly Craig<\/strong>, who touched in at 2:01.23 and 2:02.01 respectively.<\/p>\n

An all-around fast heat, Amy Socha’s<\/strong> finals time of 2:02.25 would have landed her as this morning’s top seed, with the Tufts swimmer shaving over 0.70 in tonight’s performance. She was followed by Denison’s Zoe Whelan<\/strong> (2:02.60), MIT’s Hanna Mahaffey<\/strong> (2:02.83), Chicago’s Hannah Eastman<\/strong> (2:02.83), and Emory’s Maria Turcanu<\/strong> (2:02.87) who put forth impressive swims of their own, all within the sub-2:03 range.<\/p>\n

Event 21  Women 200 Yard Butterfly<\/b>\r\n=========================================================================\r\n  NCAA Record: * 1:55.66  3\/23\/2012 Logan Todhunter, Williams\r\n  2018 Winner:   2:00.29            Anne Shirley Dassow, Grove City\r\n Meet Qualify:   2:04.46\r\n    Name           Year School            Prelims     Finals       Points \r\n=========================================================================\r\n                       === Championship Final ===                        <\/b>\r\n \r\n  1 Collins, Honore  JR NYU               2:03.43    2:00.40         20  \r\n                 26.84        57.34 (30.50)\r\n        1:28.35 (31.01)     2:00.40 (32.05)\r\n  2 Dixon, Sterling  SR Bowdoin           2:02.47    2:01.23         17  \r\n                 27.55        58.32 (30.77)\r\n        1:29.51 (31.19)     2:01.23 (31.72)\r\n  3 Craig, Molly     SO Williams          2:02.69    2:02.01         16  \r\n                 26.93        57.68 (30.75)\r\n        1:29.61 (31.93)     2:02.01 (32.40)\r\n  4 Socha, Amy       SO Tufts             2:03.02    2:02.25         15  \r\n                 26.81        57.89 (31.08)\r\n        1:30.17 (32.28)     2:02.25 (32.08)\r\n  5 Whelan, Zoe      JR Denison           2:03.32    2:02.60         14  \r\n                 27.44        58.27 (30.83)\r\n        1:30.05 (31.78)     2:02.60 (32.55)\r\n  6 Mahaffey, Hanna  SO MIT               2:03.59    2:02.66         13  \r\n                 27.37        58.01 (30.64)\r\n        1:29.80 (31.79)     2:02.66 (32.86)\r\n  7 Eastman, Hannah  SR Chicago           2:03.28    2:02.83         12  \r\n                 27.24        58.34 (31.10)\r\n        1:30.35 (32.01)     2:02.83 (32.48)\r\n  8 Turcanu, Maria   JR Emory             2:03.85    2:02.87         11  \r\n                 27.15        57.90 (30.75)\r\n        1:30.00 (32.10)     2:02.87 (32.87)<\/pre>\n
Men 200 Fly<\/h3>\n
A minor upset on the men’s side as well, Washington University’s\u00a0Brandon Lum\u00a0<\/strong>managed to secure the win after falling to Denison’s\u00a0Robert Williams\u00a0<\/strong>this morning. While the two entered with less than a tenth separating them, it was ultimately Lum who got his hand on the wall first with a time of 1:45.48, edging out Williams’ 1:45.62. The two were in a field all their own, as the second wave of swimmers touched in over a second and a half later, with Denison’s Noah Houskeeper\u00a0<\/strong>managing to claim his spot on the medal stand with a time of 1:47.35, followed close behind by MIT’s\u00a0Bouke Edskes<\/strong> who posted a 1:47.61. Williams’\u00a0Lucca Delcompare <\/strong>barely missed the top-four with his time of 1:47.73, over half a second faster than the junior’s preliminary swim.<\/p>\n
The men were tightly packed from there, as Johns Hopkins’ Jeffrey Vitek\u00a0<\/strong>pulled away from Lutheran’s\u00a0Andreas Nybo\u00a0<\/strong>(1:48.38) with a time of 1:47.99. Denison’s\u00a0Richard Kurlich\u00a0<\/strong>rounded out the heat with a time of 1:48.49.<\/p>\n
Event 22  Men 200 Yard Butterfly<\/b>\r\n=========================================================================\r\n  NCAA Record: * 1:44.56  3\/17\/2017 Brandon Lum, Wash U\r\n  2018 Winner:   1:46.45            Cooper Knapp, SUNY New Paltz\r\n Meet Qualify:   1:49.34\r\n    Name           Year School            Prelims     Finals       Points \r\n=========================================================================\r\n                       === Championship Final ===                        <\/b>\r\n \r\n  1 Lum, Brandon     SR Wash U. MO        1:47.56    1:45.48         20  \r\n                 23.80        50.28 (26.48)\r\n        1:17.03 (26.75)     1:45.48 (28.45)\r\n  2 Williams, Rober  JR Denison           1:47.47    1:45.62         17  \r\n                 24.07        51.34 (27.27)\r\n        1:18.40 (27.06)     1:45.62 (27.22)\r\n  3 Houskeeper, Noa  FR Denison           1:47.72    1:47.35         16  \r\n                 24.68        51.98 (27.30)\r\n        1:19.88 (27.90)     1:47.35 (27.47)\r\n  4 Edskes, Bouke    JR MIT               1:48.37    1:47.61         15  \r\n                 23.79        50.99 (27.20)\r\n        1:19.04 (28.05)     1:47.61 (28.57)\r\n  5 Delcompare, Luc  JR Williams          1:48.10    1:47.73         14  \r\n                 23.94        51.36 (27.42)\r\n        1:19.06 (27.70)     1:47.73 (28.67)\r\n  6 Vitek, Jeffrey   FR Johns Hopkins     1:48.40    1:47.99         13  \r\n                 23.64        51.27 (27.63)\r\n        1:19.41 (28.14)     1:47.99 (28.58)\r\n  7 Nybo, Andreas    SO Cal Lutheran      1:48.49    1:48.38         12  \r\n                 23.84        51.19 (27.35)\r\n        1:19.52 (28.33)     1:48.38 (28.86)\r\n  8 Kurlich, Richar  FR Denison           1:48.33    1:48.49         11  \r\n                 24.18        52.04 (27.86)\r\n        1:20.32 (28.28)     1:48.49 (28.17)<\/pre>\n
Women 100 Back<\/h3>\n
It was a breakout swim for Crile Hart<\/strong>, as the Kenyon sophomore sought to tip the scales in her team’s favor. Entering tonight’s final with a 55.16, Crile had no intention of making it a close race, as she surged to the finish to drop a 53.81, just 0.35 off of the DIII NCAA record. RIT’s Seders Zbranak<\/strong> (55.38) protected her second place seed by tying her time from this morning, while Wesleyan’s Caroline Murphy\u00a0<\/strong>jumped four placements to attain the bronze with a 55.48.<\/p>\n
Kenyon’s\u00a0Micah Otazu\u00a0<\/strong>managed to tally 15 points for the Lords and Ladies with her time of 55.50, followed by Pomona-Pitzer teammates\u00a0Angela Ling\u00a0<\/strong>(55.55) and\u00a0Sarah Jin\u00a0<\/strong>(55.71). NYU’s\u00a0May Li <\/strong>and Emory’s Carolina Olson\u00a0<\/strong>rounded out the heat with times of 56.08 and 56.74 respectively.<\/p>\n
Event 23  Women 100 Yard Backstroke<\/b>\r\n=========================================================================\r\n  NCAA Record: * 53.46  3\/22\/2013 Celia Oberholzer, Kenyon\r\n  2018 Winner:   53.61            Crile Hart, Kenyon\r\n Meet Qualify:   56.39\r\n    Name           Year School            Prelims     Finals       Points \r\n=========================================================================\r\n                       === Championship Final ===                        <\/b>\r\n \r\n  1 Hart, Crile      SO Kenyon              55.16      53.81         20  \r\n                 26.20        53.81 (27.61)\r\n  2 Zbranak, Sedera  SR RIT                 55.38      55.38         17  \r\n                 27.00        55.38 (28.38)\r\n  3 Murphy, Carolin  JR Wesleyan            55.68      55.48         16  \r\n                 27.03        55.48 (28.45)\r\n  4 Otazu, Micah     JR Kenyon              55.40      55.50         15  \r\n                 26.83        55.50 (28.67)\r\n  5 Ling, Angela     SR Pomona-Pitzer       55.63      55.55         14  \r\n                 26.63        55.55 (28.92)\r\n  6 Jin, Sarah       SR Pomona-Pitzer       55.63      55.71         13  \r\n                 26.92        55.71 (28.79)\r\n  7 Li, May          SR NYU                 55.58      56.08         12  \r\n                 27.09        56.08 (28.99)\r\n  8 Olson, Caroline  JR Emory               55.70      56.74         11  \r\n                 27.54        56.74 (29.20)<\/pre>\n
Men 100 Back<\/h3>\n
Kenyon came out on top again, as David Fitch<\/strong> left the pack to drop a 46.55, over a second and a half faster than his morning swim. WPI put one on the medal stand, as senior John Bauer<\/strong> went a 47.03 to secure the silver over JHU’s\u00a0Emile Kuyl\u00a0<\/strong>(47.60). Calvin’s\u00a0Benjamin Holstege\u00a0<\/strong>was close behind as he surged to a 47.82 finish, as Chicago’s\u00a0Albert Litschgi\u00a0<\/strong>rounded out the heat’s sub-48’s with a time of 47.89.<\/p>\n
WSTL’s\u00a0Peyton Wilson\u00a0<\/strong>posted a 48.30 to secure points at sixth, while Denison’s\u00a0Liam Picozzi\u00a0<\/strong>(48.95)\u00a0 and\u00a0Jacob Cost\u00a0<\/strong>(49.05) touched in at seventh and eighth respectively.<\/p>\n
Event 26  Men 100 Yard Breaststroke<\/b>\r\n=========================================================================\r\n  NCAA Record: * 50.94  3\/17\/2017 Andrew Wilson, Emory\r\n  2018 Winner:   53.39            Lukas Menkhoff, Pomona-Pitzer\r\n Meet Qualify:   55.41\r\n    Name           Year School            Prelims     Finals       Points \r\n=========================================================================\r\n                       === Championship Final ===                        <\/b>\r\n \r\n  1 Miller, Collin   JR UW Eau Claire       54.22      53.38         20  \r\n                 24.80        53.38 (28.58)\r\n  2 Menkhoff, Lukas  SO Pomona-Pitzer       54.28      54.20         17  \r\n                 25.17        54.20 (29.03)\r\n  3 Foster-Smith, T  SR Denison             54.53      54.30         16  \r\n                 25.17        54.30 (29.13)\r\n  4 Sonnek, Tanner   SR Gustavus            54.99      54.39         15  \r\n                 25.43        54.39 (28.96)\r\n  5 Monahan, Nolan   JR USMMA               54.45      54.71         14  \r\n                 25.36        54.71 (29.35)\r\n  6 Leckrone, Jeffr  SR Mary Washington     54.66      54.74         13  \r\n                 25.48        54.74 (29.26)\r\n  7 Culjat, Lance    JR Chicago             54.92      54.88         12  \r\n                 25.76        54.88 (29.12)\r\n  8 Sodemann, Chass  SR Coast Guard         54.92      55.08         11  \r\n                 25.82        55.08 (29.26)<\/pre>\n
Women 100 Breast<\/h3>\n
Denison’s Katherine Kustritz<\/strong> defended her 2018 title with another win, out-touching St. Kate’s freshman\u00a0Jordyn Wentzel<\/strong> (1:00.72) with a time of 1:00.60. Slightly over her NCAA record of 59.77, Kustritz still managed to boost her team’s point standings, meeting her teammates’ efforts to showcase Kenyon’s stroke strength. UW Eau Claire’s Sam Senczyszyn\u00a0<\/strong>earned a bronze a place in the 1:00 club, as she went 1:00.97 to break into the top-three.<\/p>\n
Katherine Mesaro<\/strong> (1:01.38) was the lone 1:01 of the group, as she nabbed fourth ahead of Emory’s Ashley Daniels<\/strong> (1:02.14) and Kenyon’s\u00a0Makena Markert\u00a0<\/strong>(1:02.26). Williams’\u00a0Caroline White\u00a0<\/strong>and Kenyon’s\u00a0Andre Perttula\u00a0<\/strong>put forth impressive individual performances of their own, posting times of 1:02.32 and 1:03.07 respectively.<\/p>\n
Event 25  Women 100 Yard Breaststroke<\/b>\r\n=========================================================================\r\n  NCAA Record: *   59.77  3\/23\/2018 KT Kustritz, Denison\r\n  2018 Winner:     59.77            KT Kustritz, Denison\r\n Meet Qualify:   1:04.33\r\n    Name           Year School            Prelims     Finals       Points \r\n=========================================================================\r\n                       === Championship Final ===                        <\/b>\r\n \r\n  1 Kustritz, KT     JR Denison           1:00.19    1:00.60         20  \r\n                 28.17      1:00.60 (32.43)\r\n  2 Wentzel, Jordyn  FR St. Kate's        1:01.62    1:00.72         17  \r\n                 28.59      1:00.72 (32.13)\r\n  3 Senczyszyn, Sam  SR UW Eau Claire     1:01.11    1:00.97         16  \r\n                 28.36      1:00.97 (32.61)\r\n  4 Mesaros, Kather  JR Denison           1:01.25    1:01.38         15  \r\n                 28.64      1:01.38 (32.74)\r\n  5 Daniels, Ashley  SR Emory             1:02.46    1:02.14         14  \r\n                 28.85      1:02.14 (33.29)\r\n  6 Markert, Makena  SO Kenyon            1:02.44    1:02.26         13  \r\n                 28.86      1:02.26 (33.40)\r\n  7 White, Caroline  JR Williams          1:02.71    1:02.32         12  \r\n                 29.62      1:02.32 (32.70)\r\n  8 Perttula, Andre  FR Kenyon            1:03.11    1:03.07         11  \r\n                 29.77      1:03.07 (33.30)\r\n<\/pre>\n
Men 100 Breast<\/h3>\n
UW East Claire seized another place on the podium, but this time in the form of a championship as\u00a0Collin Miller\u00a0<\/strong>went a 53.38 to cinch the win. Pomona-Pitzer’s\u00a0Lukas Menkhoff <\/strong>touched in at a 54.20 to take second, a slight drop for the sophomore. The race was on for third, as Denison’s Tiernan Foster-Smith <\/strong>and GAC’s Tanner Sonek <\/strong>(54.39) went stroke for stroke to the wall, with Foster-Smith ultimately hitting the pad first with a time of 54.30.<\/p>\n
USMMA saw a top-five finish in marquee breaststroker Nolan Monahan,\u00a0<\/strong>who dropped a 54.71 to out-touch UMW’s\u00a0Jeffrey Leckrone\u00a0<\/strong>(54.74).\u00a0Lance\u00a0<\/strong>Culjat<\/strong> put Chicago on the board with a seventh place finish and a time of 54.88, followed by CGA’s\u00a0Chasse Sodemann\u00a0<\/strong>(55.08).<\/p>\n
 Event 26  Men 100 Yard Breaststroke<\/b>\r\n=========================================================================\r\n  NCAA Record: * 50.94  3\/17\/2017 Andrew Wilson, Emory\r\n  2018 Winner:   53.39            Lukas Menkhoff, Pomona-Pitzer\r\n Meet Qualify:   55.41\r\n    Name           Year School            Prelims     Finals       Points \r\n=========================================================================\r\n                       === Championship Final ===                        <\/b>\r\n \r\n  1 Miller, Collin   JR UW Eau Claire       54.22      53.38         20  \r\n                 24.80        53.38 (28.58)\r\n  2 Menkhoff, Lukas  SO Pomona-Pitzer       54.28      54.20         17  \r\n                 25.17        54.20 (29.03)\r\n  3 Foster-Smith, T  SR Denison             54.53      54.30         16  \r\n                 25.17        54.30 (29.13)\r\n  4 Sonnek, Tanner   SR Gustavus            54.99      54.39         15  \r\n                 25.43        54.39 (28.96)\r\n  5 Monahan, Nolan   JR USMMA               54.45      54.71         14  \r\n                 25.36        54.71 (29.35)\r\n  6 Leckrone, Jeffr  SR Mary Washington     54.66      54.74         13  \r\n                 25.48        54.74 (29.26)\r\n  7 Culjat, Lance    JR Chicago             54.92      54.88         12  \r\n                 25.76        54.88 (29.12)\r\n  8 Sodemann, Chass  SR Coast Guard         54.92      55.08         11  \r\n                 25.82        55.08 (29.26)<\/pre>\n
Women 1 mtr Diving<\/h3>\n
Amherst dominated the boards as Lindsey Ruderman<\/strong> took the national championship with a score of 493.75. Her closest competitor was in MIT sophomore Deborah Wen<\/strong>, who received a 483.05. Chicago’s Agnes Lo\u00a0<\/strong>(468.45) and ITH’s Anna Belson\u00a0<\/strong>battled for a spot on the podium, with Lo proving victorious with an impressive 468.45. Denison’s\u00a0Allison Fitzgerald\u00a0<\/strong>broke into the top five with a 444.20 ahead of Chicago’s Elizabeth Cron,\u00a0<\/strong>who earned a 440.90. Senior\u00a0Jacqueline Palermo\u00a0<\/strong>finished the night with a 429.05, while GEN’s\u00a0Allison Fitzgerald\u00a0<\/strong>rounded out the top eight with a score of 421.55.<\/p>\n
Event 27  Women 1 mtr Diving<\/b>\r\n=========================================================================\r\n  NCAA Record: * 515.90  3\/25\/2011 Danica Roskos, TCNJ\r\n  2018 Winner:   467.60            Nickie Griesemer, Ithaca\r\n    Name           Year School            Prelims     Finals       Points \r\n=========================================================================\r\n                       === Championship Final ===                        <\/b>\r\n \r\n  1 Ruderman, Linds  SO Amherst            464.25     493.75         20  \r\n  2 Wen, Deborah     SO MIT                439.95     483.05         17  \r\n  3 Lo, Agnes        JR Chicago            457.90     468.45         16  \r\n  4 Belson, Anna     SR Ithaca             432.25     460.75         15  \r\n  5 Fitzgerald, All  JR Denison            421.00     444.20         14  \r\n  6 Cron, Elizabeth  FR Chicago            454.10     440.90         13  \r\n  7 Palermo, Jacque  SR Amherst            414.10     429.05         12  \r\n  8 Reichman, Saman  JR SUNY Geneseo       421.60     421.55         11  \r\n<\/pre>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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