Zachary Lorson<\/strong> (15:38.12) took eighth.<\/p>\n Event 31 Men 1650 Yard Freestyle<\/b>\r\n=========================================================================\r\n NCAA Record: * 14:56.44 12\/1\/2016 Arthur Conover, Kenyon\r\n Meet Record: ! 14:59.56 3\/18\/2017 Arthur Conover, Kenyon\r\n 2018 Winner: 15:15.60 Thomas Gordon, Emory\r\n Meet Qualify: 15:44.28\r\n Name Year School Seed Finals Points \r\n=========================================================================\r\n 1 Gordon, Thomas SR Emory 15:24.20 15:14.84 20 \r\n 24.60 51.76 (27.16)\r\n 1:19.26 (27.50) 1:47.21 (27.95)\r\n 2:15.02 (27.81) 2:42.98 (27.96)\r\n 3:10.98 (28.00) 3:38.87 (27.89)\r\n 4:06.77 (27.90) 4:34.91 (28.14)\r\n 5:02.68 (27.77) 5:30.61 (27.93)\r\n 5:58.62 (28.01) 6:26.65 (28.03)\r\n 6:54.83 (28.18) 7:22.80 (27.97)\r\n 7:50.92 (28.12) 8:19.02 (28.10)\r\n 8:47.15 (28.13) 9:15.37 (28.22)\r\n 9:43.24 (27.87) 10:11.05 (27.81)\r\n 10:39.17 (28.12) 11:07.21 (28.04)\r\n 11:35.08 (27.87) 12:02.93 (27.85)\r\n 12:30.94 (28.01) 12:58.96 (28.02)\r\n 13:26.51 (27.55) 13:53.90 (27.39)\r\n 14:21.63 (27.73) 14:49.00 (27.37) 15:14.84 (25.84)\r\n 2 Hedman, Matthew SR Denison 15:18.98 15:19.60 17 \r\n 25.07 52.11 (27.04)\r\n 1:19.53 (27.42) 1:47.34 (27.81)\r\n 2:15.20 (27.86) 2:43.32 (28.12)\r\n 3:11.40 (28.08) 3:39.30 (27.90)\r\n 4:07.30 (28.00) 4:35.29 (27.99)\r\n 5:03.26 (27.97) 5:31.12 (27.86)\r\n 5:59.04 (27.92) 6:26.99 (27.95)\r\n 6:54.99 (28.00) 7:23.22 (28.23)\r\n 7:51.19 (27.97) 8:19.22 (28.03)\r\n 8:47.35 (28.13) 9:15.47 (28.12)\r\n 9:43.54 (28.07) 10:11.43 (27.89)\r\n 10:39.66 (28.23) 11:07.74 (28.08)\r\n 11:35.83 (28.09) 12:03.79 (27.96)\r\n 12:31.81 (28.02) 12:59.98 (28.17)\r\n 13:28.17 (28.19) 13:56.17 (28.00)\r\n 14:24.22 (28.05) 14:52.40 (28.18) 15:19.60 (27.20)\r\n 3 Karofsky, Jacks SO Williams 15:31.01 15:23.06 16 \r\n 24.77 51.77 (27.00)\r\n 1:19.27 (27.50) 1:46.94 (27.67)\r\n 2:14.86 (27.92) 2:42.70 (27.84)\r\n 3:10.59 (27.89) 3:38.72 (28.13)\r\n 4:06.94 (28.22) 4:35.27 (28.33)\r\n 5:03.51 (28.24) 5:31.63 (28.12)\r\n 5:59.78 (28.15) 6:28.00 (28.22)\r\n 6:55.94 (27.94) 7:24.20 (28.26)\r\n 7:52.43 (28.23) 8:20.72 (28.29)\r\n 8:48.82 (28.10) 9:17.07 (28.25)\r\n 9:45.22 (28.15) 10:13.18 (27.96)\r\n 10:41.45 (28.27) 11:09.75 (28.30)\r\n 11:37.88 (28.13) 12:06.17 (28.29)\r\n 12:34.50 (28.33) 13:02.82 (28.32)\r\n 13:31.05 (28.23) 13:59.38 (28.33)\r\n 14:27.50 (28.12) 14:55.52 (28.02) 15:23.06 (27.54)\r\n 4 Baylis, Paddy FR Pomona-Pitzer 15:34.45 15:25.66 15 \r\n 25.91 53.89 (27.98)\r\n 1:22.03 (28.14) 1:49.83 (27.80)\r\n 2:17.95 (28.12) 2:46.18 (28.23)\r\n 3:14.43 (28.25) 3:42.66 (28.23)\r\n 4:10.88 (28.22) 4:39.29 (28.41)\r\n 5:07.59 (28.30) 5:35.77 (28.18)\r\n 6:03.97 (28.20) 6:32.06 (28.09)\r\n 7:00.26 (28.20) 7:28.63 (28.37)\r\n 7:56.87 (28.24) 8:25.55 (28.68)\r\n 8:53.70 (28.15) 9:22.18 (28.48)\r\n 9:50.06 (27.88) 10:18.22 (28.16)\r\n 10:46.18 (27.96) 11:14.33 (28.15)\r\n 11:42.73 (28.40) 12:11.27 (28.54)\r\n 12:39.68 (28.41) 13:08.08 (28.40)\r\n 13:36.37 (28.29) 14:05.00 (28.63)\r\n 14:32.54 (27.54) 15:00.58 (28.04) 15:25.66 (25.08)\r\n 5 Fitzgerald, Bry FR Kenyon 15:40.18 15:28.56 14 \r\n 25.14 53.17 (28.03)\r\n 1:21.56 (28.39) 1:50.23 (28.67)\r\n 2:18.71 (28.48) 2:47.42 (28.71)\r\n 3:15.69 (28.27) 3:44.21 (28.52)\r\n 4:12.72 (28.51) 4:41.42 (28.70)\r\n 5:09.66 (28.24) 5:38.11 (28.45)\r\n 6:06.42 (28.31) 6:34.59 (28.17)\r\n 7:02.84 (28.25) 7:30.96 (28.12)\r\n 7:59.19 (28.23) 8:27.30 (28.11)\r\n 8:55.65 (28.35) 9:24.31 (28.66)\r\n 9:52.37 (28.06) 10:20.32 (27.95)\r\n 10:48.35 (28.03) 11:16.46 (28.11)\r\n 11:44.62 (28.16) 12:12.65 (28.03)\r\n 12:40.98 (28.33) 13:09.21 (28.23)\r\n 13:37.31 (28.10) 14:05.68 (28.37)\r\n 14:33.68 (28.00) 15:01.66 (27.98) 15:28.56 (26.90)\r\n 6 Rumpit, Connor JR Kenyon 15:34.43 15:29.34 13 \r\n 24.91 52.39 (27.48)\r\n 1:20.23 (27.84) 1:48.03 (27.80)\r\n 2:15.90 (27.87) 2:44.02 (28.12)\r\n 3:12.32 (28.30) 3:40.49 (28.17)\r\n 4:08.57 (28.08) 4:36.88 (28.31)\r\n 5:05.03 (28.15) 5:33.44 (28.41)\r\n 6:01.79 (28.35) 6:30.05 (28.26)\r\n 6:58.52 (28.47) 7:26.92 (28.40)\r\n 7:55.30 (28.38) 8:23.96 (28.66)\r\n 8:52.81 (28.85) 9:21.37 (28.56)\r\n 9:49.95 (28.58) 10:18.69 (28.74)\r\n 10:47.47 (28.78) 11:15.94 (28.47)\r\n 11:44.65 (28.71) 12:13.06 (28.41)\r\n 12:42.03 (28.97) 13:10.68 (28.65)\r\n 13:39.55 (28.87) 14:07.60 (28.05)\r\n 14:35.19 (27.59) 15:02.46 (27.27) 15:29.34 (26.88)\r\n 7 Baker, James JR Denison 15:31.71 15:32.77 12 \r\n 25.39 53.09 (27.70)\r\n 1:21.58 (28.49) 1:50.29 (28.71)\r\n 2:18.97 (28.68) 2:47.68 (28.71)\r\n 3:16.18 (28.50) 3:44.92 (28.74)\r\n 4:13.37 (28.45) 4:41.86 (28.49)\r\n 5:10.23 (28.37) 5:38.80 (28.57)\r\n 6:07.39 (28.59) 6:35.86 (28.47)\r\n 7:04.41 (28.55) 7:32.69 (28.28)\r\n 8:01.03 (28.34) 8:29.50 (28.47)\r\n 8:57.70 (28.20) 9:25.96 (28.26)\r\n 9:53.81 (27.85) 10:21.62 (27.81)\r\n 10:49.60 (27.98) 11:17.60 (28.00)\r\n 11:45.81 (28.21) 12:14.01 (28.20)\r\n 12:42.27 (28.26) 13:10.69 (28.42)\r\n 13:39.21 (28.52) 14:07.52 (28.31)\r\n 14:35.84 (28.32) 15:04.53 (28.69) 15:32.77 (28.24)\r\n 8 Lorson, Zachary FR Emory 15:33.55 15:38.12 11 \r\n 25.47 52.75 (27.28)\r\n 1:20.68 (27.93) 1:48.54 (27.86)\r\n 2:16.42 (27.88) 2:44.54 (28.12)\r\n 3:12.54 (28.00) 3:40.76 (28.22)\r\n 4:09.07 (28.31) 4:37.31 (28.24)\r\n 5:05.53 (28.22) 5:33.75 (28.22)\r\n 6:02.27 (28.52) 6:30.56 (28.29)\r\n 6:59.01 (28.45) 7:27.61 (28.60)\r\n 7:56.16 (28.55) 8:24.82 (28.66)\r\n 8:53.52 (28.70) 9:22.40 (28.88)\r\n 9:51.22 (28.82) 10:20.18 (28.96)\r\n 10:48.92 (28.74) 11:17.92 (29.00)\r\n 11:46.96 (29.04) 12:15.90 (28.94)\r\n 12:44.72 (28.82) 13:13.85 (29.13)\r\n 13:43.00 (29.15) 14:11.86 (28.86)\r\n 14:40.91 (29.05) 15:09.90 (28.99) 15:38.12 (28.22)<\/pre>\nWomen’s 100 Freestyle<\/h2>\n
Fiona Muir<\/strong> completed her perfect meet with her third National Title of the week. Muir out-split the field in both fifties, coming in at 49.37 for the win. Denison’s Madison Hopkins<\/strong> also broke the 50-second barrier, greatly improving on her twenty-eighth place finish in 2018.<\/p>\nBSC’s Rebecca Erwin<\/strong> took the third spot in 50.50 just ahead of Emory senior Megan Taylor<\/strong> in 50.53. Teammate Lucena Daro<\/strong> was seventh in 51.28. Kenyon also placed two swimmers in the top eight with efforts from Hannah Orbach-Mandel<\/strong> in 51.03 and Abigail Wilson<\/strong> in 51.39. Brooke Barnes<\/strong> rounded out the heat with her fifth-place finish in 50.54.<\/p>\n Event 32 Women 100 Yard Freestyle<\/b>\r\n=========================================================================\r\n NCAA Record: * 48.98 3\/20\/2010 Kendra Stern, Amherst\r\n 2018 Winner: 49.29 Fiona Muir, Emory\r\n Meet Qualify: 51.37\r\n Name Year School Prelims Finals Points \r\n=========================================================================\r\n === Championship Final === <\/b>\r\n \r\n 1 Muir, Fiona SR Emory 50.14 49.37 20 \r\n 23.56 49.37 (25.81)\r\n 2 Hopkins, Madiso SO Denison 50.33 49.97 17 \r\n 23.94 49.97 (26.03)\r\n 3 Erwin, Rebecca JR BSC 50.60 50.50 16 \r\n 24.42 50.50 (26.08)\r\n 4 Taylor, Megan SR Emory 50.54 50.53 15 \r\n 23.87 50.53 (26.66)\r\n 5 Barnes, Brooke SR Wheaton (IL) 50.73 50.54 14 \r\n 24.10 50.54 (26.44)\r\n 6 Orbach-Mandel, SR Kenyon 50.79 51.03 13 \r\n 24.52 51.03 (26.51)\r\n 7 Daro, Lucena SO Emory 50.75 51.28 12 \r\n 24.56 51.28 (26.72)\r\n 8 Wilson, Abigail SR Kenyon 50.57 51.39 11 \r\n 24.38 51.39 (27.01)\r\n<\/pre>\nMen’s 100 Freestyle<\/h2>\n
Emory senior Trey Kolleck<\/strong> capped off his career with his first NCAA individual title in the 100 Freestyle. In third place at the fifty, Kolleck out-split the field in the second fifty at 22.73 to give him the edge in 43.31. Teammate Sage Ono<\/strong> also scored big points for the Eagles, coming in eighth at 44.91.<\/p>\nTufts junior Roger Gu<\/strong> added another runner-up finish in this event to his resume coming in at 43.70.UW Eau Claire’s Collin Miller<\/strong> and F&M’s Chris Schiavone<\/strong> were also in the mix at 43.88 and 43.97.<\/p>\nDenison’s Kymani Senior<\/strong> (44.63), Rowan’s Kevin Gillooly<\/strong> (44.72) and Coast Guard’s Jose Rodriguez<\/strong> (44.88) placed fifth through seventh.<\/p>\n Event 33 Men 100 Yard Freestyle<\/b>\r\n=========================================================================\r\n NCAA Record: * 42.98 3\/24\/2018 Oliver Smith, Emory\r\n 2018 Winner: 43.32 Oliver Smith, Emory\r\n Meet Qualify: 44.86\r\n Name Year School Prelims Finals Points \r\n=========================================================================\r\n === Championship Final === <\/b>\r\n \r\n 1 Kolleck, Trey SR Emory 43.98 43.31 20 \r\n 20.58 43.31 (22.73)\r\n 2 Gu, Roger JR Tufts 43.87 43.70 17 \r\n 20.36 43.70 (23.34)\r\n 3 Miller, Collin JR UW Eau Claire 44.19 43.88 16 \r\n 21.09 43.88 (22.79)\r\n 4 Schiavone, Chri SO F&M 44.16 43.97 15 \r\n 20.56 43.97 (23.41)\r\n 5 Senior, Kymani JR Denison 44.56 44.63 14 \r\n 21.01 44.63 (23.62)\r\n 6 Gillooly, Kevin SO Rowan 44.56 44.72 13 \r\n 21.33 44.72 (23.39)\r\n 7 Rodriguez, Jose JR Coast Guard 44.53 44.88 12 \r\n 21.06 44.88 (23.82)\r\n 8 Ono, Sage JR Emory 44.54 44.91 11 \r\n 21.33 44.91 (23.58)\r\n<\/pre>\nWomen’s 200 Backstroke<\/h2>\n
Kenyon’s Crile Hart<\/strong> kept the trend going of women defending their National Titles on night four in Greensboro. The sophomore finished the 200 Backstroke in 1:56.62, slightly off her winning time from 2018. The swim was still enough to dominate the field. Teammate Delaney Ambrosen<\/strong> also repeated her third-place finish from 2018, this time in 1:59.58.<\/p>\nHope’s Meghan Peel<\/strong>, who took twenty-third in this event as a freshman in 2018, earned runner-up honors with a best time of 1:58.50. Vassar freshman Jessilyn Ecklund<\/strong> dipped under the two-minute mark for the first time to take fourth place in 1:59.60.<\/p>\nEcklund had three classmates in the final, as MIT’s Laura Rosado<\/strong> was fifth (2:00.96), Johns Hopkins’ Sydney Okubo<\/strong> was seventh (2:01.70) and Emory’s Gaige Elms<\/strong> was eighth (2:03.91). Chicago’s Gillian Gagnard<\/strong> also took sixth in 2:01.35.<\/p>\nMen’s 200 Backstroke<\/h2>\n
Chicago junior Albert Litschgi<\/strong> dropped a 1:44.04 to win the 200 Backstroke after placing twenty-first in this event in 2017 and not qualifying for it in 2018. Classmate Bebe Wang<\/strong> of Denison also swam a best time of 1:44.93 for second. The swim was under his winning time of 1:45.37 from 2018. Teammate Liam Picozzi<\/strong> raced to a 1:46.93 for fifth.<\/p>\nWPI’s John Bauer<\/strong> took third in 1:45.48, also a season-best time. Kenyon’s Michael Bartholomew<\/strong> took fourth in 1:46.65 and was followed by Wash U MO’s Peyton Wilson<\/strong> (1:47.53), Amherst’s Craig Smith<\/strong> (1:48.60) and Johns Hopkins’ Emile Kuyl<\/strong> (1:48.84) in sixth through eighth.<\/p>\nWomen’s 200 Breaststroke<\/h2>\n
Denison’s Katherine Kustritz<\/strong> won another breaststroke title for the Big Red, this time with a 2:12.33 in the 200. Despite closing hard in the back half, St. Kate’s freshman Jordyn Wentzel<\/strong> ran out of room to take the win. She ultimately finished second in 2:12.59.<\/p>\nWilliams junior Caroline White<\/strong> and Emory senior Ashley Daniels<\/strong> had a similar battle for the third spot, with White getting the edge 2:13.91 to 2:14.10.<\/p>\nW & L junior Emily Hageboeck<\/strong> put up a big time drop for the fifth position, while Denison’s Katherine Mesaros<\/strong> took sixth after missing the finals by one spot in 2018. Amherst’s Nina Fitzgerald<\/strong> finished in seventh with a 2:18.09 and Pomona-Pitzer’s Alexandra Werner<\/strong> was eighth in 1:18.15.<\/p>\nMen’s 200 Breaststroke<\/h2>\n
Emory’s Jason Hamilton<\/strong> was the first freshman of the night to win an individual title. Hamilton dropped nearly two seconds from his season best to beat Chicago junior Lance Culjat<\/strong> to the wall 1:57.34 to 1:57.77. Culjat was first to the wall at the 100 mark, but could not withstand a 1:01.05 closing split from Hamilton. The swim was still a great improvement for Culjat who finished fourth in 2018.<\/p>\nGustavus’ Tanner Sonnek<\/strong> (1:58.88) led a trio of men under 1:59 as well, including UMW’s Jeffrey Leckrone<\/strong> (1:58.89) and Amherst’s Sean Mebust<\/strong> (1:58.92).<\/p>\nDenison’s Richard Kurlich<\/strong> (1:59.45), Wash U MO’s Simon Deshusses<\/strong> (1:59.51) and USMM’s Nolan Monahan<\/strong> (2:00.83) rounded out the heat.<\/p>\nWomen’s 400 Freestyle Relay<\/h2>\n
The Kenyon Ladies squad of Abigail Wilson<\/strong>, Hannah Orbach-Mandel<\/strong>, Emmerson Mirus<\/strong> and Crile Hart<\/strong> combined for a winning time of 3:20.05 in the 400 Freestyle Relay. Despite a blazing 48.77 from Emory’s Fiona Muir<\/strong>, the Eagle finished second in 3:22.90. The swim was still enough to secure the overall team title for the women. Denison’s squad of Madison Hopkins<\/strong>, Gabriella Nutter<\/strong>, Casey Kirby<\/strong> and Katherine Kustritz<\/strong> took third in 3:22.24.<\/p>\nMen’s 400 Freestyle Relay<\/h2>\n
The Denison men claimed their first event of the night in the final race of the meet. The team of Kymani Senior<\/strong>, Eric Gerlach<\/strong>, Drake Horton<\/strong> and Bebe Wang<\/strong> finished in 2:57.52, only three tenths ahead of Emory. The Eagles’ squad of Sage Ono<\/strong>, Colin Lafave<\/strong>, Matthew Rogers<\/strong> and Trey Kolleck<\/strong> earned necessary points for their team to take second in the overall standings. Kenyon’s third place finish gave them the same results in the overall team race. Kolleck’s anchor leg of 42.81 was the fastest in the field by nearly one full second.<\/p>\n Event 40 Men 400 Yard Freestyle Relay<\/b>\r\n==================================================================================\r\n NCAA Record: * 2:53.59 3\/24\/2012 , Kenyon\r\n Somers, Turk, Ramsey, Richardson\r\n 2018 Winner: 2:56.72 Emory\r\n Meet Qualify: 3:01.77\r\n School Prelims Finals Points \r\n==================================================================================\r\n === Championship Final === <\/b>\r\n \r\n 1 Denison 2:59.60 2:57.52 40 \r\n 1) Senior, Kymani JR 2) Gerlach, Eric JR \r\n 3) Horton, Drake SO 4) Wang, Robert JR \r\n 21.19 44.67 (44.67)\r\n 1:05.83 (21.16) 1:29.24 (44.57)\r\n 1:50.06 (20.82) 2:13.54 (44.30)\r\n 2:34.52 (20.98) 2:57.52 (43.98)\r\n 2 Emory 2:58.72 2:57.90 34 \r\n 1) Ono, Sage JR 2) Lafave, Colin FR \r\n 3) Rogers, Matthew SR 4) Kolleck, Trey SR \r\n 21.38 45.11 (45.11)\r\n 1:05.91 (20.80) 1:30.25 (45.14)\r\n 1:51.44 (21.19) 2:15.09 (44.84)\r\n 2:35.13 (20.04) 2:57.90 (42.81)\r\n 3 Kenyon 3:00.20 3:00.00 32 \r\n 1) Black, Joseph FR 2) Reid, AJ SR \r\n 3) Weiss, Thomas JR 4) Williams, Robert SR \r\n 21.31 45.23 (45.23)\r\n 1:06.37 (21.14) 1:30.25 (45.02)\r\n 1:51.50 (21.25) 2:14.92 (44.67)\r\n 2:36.10 (21.18) 3:00.00 (45.08)\r\n 4 Johns Hopkins 3:00.88 3:00.13 30 \r\n 1) Corbitt, Noah FR 2) Kuyl, Emile SR \r\n 3) Davenport, Nathaniel SO 4) Fabian, Brandon JR \r\n 22.04 45.40 (45.40)\r\n 1:06.83 (21.43) 1:31.20 (45.80)\r\n 1:52.47 (21.27) 2:16.23 (45.03)\r\n 2:37.00 (20.77) 3:00.13 (43.90)\r\n 5 Calvin 3:00.45 3:00.31 28 \r\n 1) Iturbe, Julian SO 2) Britton, Jared SR \r\n 3) Fish, Skyler SR 4) Holstege, Benjamin SR \r\n 21.71 45.46 (45.46)\r\n 1:06.28 (20.82) 1:30.16 (44.70)\r\n 1:51.94 (21.78) 2:15.48 (45.32)\r\n 2:36.60 (21.12) 3:00.31 (44.83)\r\n 6 MIT 3:00.91 3:00.39 26 \r\n 1) Chen, Kyri FR 2) Ubellacker, Samuel JR \r\n 3) Liu, Justin SO 4) Edskes, Bouke JR \r\n 21.68 45.23 (45.23)\r\n 1:06.33 (21.10) 1:30.68 (45.45)\r\n 1:51.72 (21.04) 2:15.79 (45.11)\r\n 2:36.79 (21.00) 3:00.39 (44.60)\r\n 7 Tufts 3:00.54 3:01.07 24 \r\n 1) Tatro, Tyler SO 2) Gu, Roger JR \r\n 3) Bowen, Kingsley SR 4) Vollbrechthausen, Victor FR \r\n 21.75 45.66 (45.66)\r\n 1:06.17 (20.51) 1:29.29 (43.63)\r\n 1:50.61 (21.32) 2:14.99 (45.70)\r\n 2:36.71 (21.72) 3:01.07 (46.08)\r\n 8 Pomona-Pitzer 3:00.77 3:01.47 22 \r\n 1) Menkhoff, Lukas SO 2) Abele, Will JR \r\n 3) Spindler, Archie FR 4) Drover, Ryan SR \r\n 21.58 44.91 (44.91)\r\n 1:06.29 (21.38) 1:29.98 (45.07)\r\n 1:52.02 (22.04) 2:15.88 (45.90)\r\n 2:37.36 (21.48) 3:01.47 (45.59)\r\n<\/pre>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"The final night of competition at the 2019 NCAA Division III Swimming & Diving Championships at the Greensboro Aquatic Center featured four individual swimming events, men’s three-meter diving finals and<\/p>\n","protected":false},"author":46,"featured_media":290954,"comment_status":"open","ping_status":"closed","sticky":false,"template":"","format":"standard","meta":{"_monsterinsights_skip_tracking":false,"_monsterinsights_sitenote_active":false,"_monsterinsights_sitenote_note":"","_monsterinsights_sitenote_category":0,"_jetpack_memberships_contains_paid_content":false,"footnotes":"","jetpack_publicize_message":"","jetpack_publicize_feature_enabled":true,"jetpack_social_post_already_shared":false,"jetpack_social_options":{"image_generator_settings":{"template":"dois","enabled":false},"version":2}},"categories":[3,6],"tags":[75343,74105,58963,59063,58962,58819,59742],"class_list":["post-360065","post","type-post","status-publish","format-standard","has-post-thumbnail","hentry","category-featured","category-college","tag-2019-division-iii-swimming-championships","tag-2019-ncaa-division-iii-championships","tag-denison-swimming","tag-emory-swimming","tag-kenyon-swimming","tag-nyu-swimming","tag-williams-swimming"],"jetpack_publicize_connections":[],"yoast_head":"\r\n
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