Madeline Smith<\/strong> finished third in 1:36.37.<\/p>\n Event 1 Women 200 Yard Medley Relay<\/b>\r\n==================================================================================\r\n B1G Meet: # 1:34.16 2\/14\/2018 Indiana University, Indiana\r\n A Rockett, L King, C Jensen, G Haskett\r\n Pool Record: ! 1:37.34 2\/15\/2012 Wisconsin\r\n A Osten, A Wanland, R Palm, R Thompson\r\n 1:36.40 A NCAA Qualifying\r\n 1:37.05 B NCAA Provisional\r\n School Seed Finals Points \r\n==================================================================================\r\n 1 Michigan-MI 'A' 1:35.53 1:34.21!A 64 \r\n 1) MacNeil, Margaret J SO 2) r:+0.20 Tucker, Miranda SR \r\n 3) r:+0.28 Maiocco, Claire JR 4) r:+0.30 Pyshnenko, Daria JR \r\n 11.36 23.05 (23.05)\r\n 34.74 (11.69) 49.25 (26.20)\r\n 59.97 (10.72) 1:12.89 (23.64)\r\n 1:22.99 (10.10) 1:34.21 (21.32)\r\n 2 Ohio St-OH 'A' 1:37.37 1:35.17!A 56 \r\n 1) Bradley, Rebekah K SR 2) r:+0.18 Bach, Hannah FR \r\n 3) r:+0.38 Trace, Katherine JR 4) r:+0.08 Rayner, Freya JR \r\n 12.09 24.51 (24.51)\r\n 36.46 (11.95) 50.92 (26.41)\r\n 1:01.32 (10.40) 1:14.12 (23.20)\r\n 1:24.07 (9.95) 1:35.17 (21.05)\r\n 3 Northwestern-IL 'A' 1:37.60 1:36.37!A 54 \r\n 1) Sheridan, Calypso P JR 2) r:+0.27 Angus, Sophie JR \r\n 3) r:+0.24 Guevara, Miriam SO 4) r:+0.19 Smith, Madeline JR \r\n 11.80 23.92 (23.92)\r\n 36.01 (12.09) 50.54 (26.62)\r\n 1:01.33 (10.79) 1:13.97 (23.43)\r\n 1:24.45 (10.48) 1:36.37 (22.40)\r\n 4 Minnesota-MN 'A' 1:37.95 1:36.57!B 52 \r\n 1) Cook, Emily N JR 2) r:+0.22 Kozelsky, Lindsey SR \r\n 3) r:+0.29 Waddell, Tevyn SR 4) r:+0.16 Bennin, Grace FR \r\n 12.13 24.26 (24.26)\r\n 36.44 (12.18) 50.85 (26.59)\r\n 1:01.45 (10.60) 1:14.28 (23.43)\r\n 1:24.69 (10.41) 1:36.57 (22.29)\r\n 5 Penn St-MA 'A' 1:38.19 1:37.09! 50 \r\n 1) Schobel, Marie C SO 2) r:+0.15 Hart, Carly JR \r\n 3) r:+0.24 Hart, Madison SR 4) r:+0.09 Cooke, Madeleine JR \r\n 12.43 24.94 (24.94)\r\n 37.06 (12.12) 52.27 (27.33)\r\n 1:02.79 (10.52) 1:15.35 (23.08)\r\n 1:25.44 (10.09) 1:37.09 (21.74)\r\n 6 Purdue-IN 'A' 1:39.23 1:38.81 48 \r\n 1) Mudd, Natalie M SR 2) r:+0.32 Phee, Jinq En SR \r\n 3) r:+0.23 Jump, Mallory FR 4) r:+0.20 Abbasse, Claire FR \r\n 12.76 25.52 (25.52)\r\n 37.92 (12.40) 52.64 (27.12)\r\n 1:03.24 (10.60) 1:16.26 (23.62)\r\n 1:26.92 (10.66) 1:38.81 (22.55)\r\n 7 Michigan St-MI 'A' 1:40.45 1:38.88 46 \r\n 1) Villani, Samantha P SO 2) r:+0.14 Szara, Erin JR \r\n 3) r:+0.29 Venn, Kasey FR 4) r:+0.11 Heineman, Allie SR \r\n 12.48 25.43 (25.43)\r\n 37.64 (12.21) 52.67 (27.24)\r\n 1:03.18 (10.51) 1:16.28 (23.61)\r\n 1:26.84 (10.56) 1:38.88 (22.60)\r\n 8 Wisconsin-WI 'A' 1:38.92 1:39.36 44 \r\n 1) Newman, Mara S SO 2) r:+0.23 Artim, Kelsi JR \r\n 3) r:+0.22 Doty, Megan SR 4) r:+0.12 Cortina, Isabel SO \r\n 12.36 25.16 (25.16)\r\n 37.75 (12.59) 52.66 (27.50)\r\n 1:03.64 (10.98) 1:16.91 (24.25)\r\n 1:27.41 (10.50) 1:39.36 (22.45)\r\n 9 Iowa-IA 'A' 1:40.81 1:39.94 40 \r\n 1) Sansome, Emilia FR 2) r:+0.32 Ohlensehlen, Sage JR \r\n 3) r:+0.20 Drake, Kelsey JR 4) r:+0.29 Gilbertson, Kenedy FR\r\n 12.59 25.10 (25.10)\r\n 37.86 (12.76) 53.74 (28.64)\r\n 1:04.42 (10.68) 1:17.45 (23.71)\r\n 1:28.04 (10.59) 1:39.94 (22.49)\r\n 10 Rutgers-NJ 'A' 1:40.57 1:39.97 34 \r\n 1) Grusova, Tereza SO 2) r:+0.48 Ignatova, Alekndra FR\r\n 3) r:+0.26 Dymek, Kasja SO 4) r:+0.40 Phillip, Elinah FR \r\n 12.56 24.96 (24.96)\r\n 37.87 (12.91) 53.51 (28.55)\r\n 1:04.49 (10.98) 1:17.65 (24.14)\r\n 1:28.41 (10.76) 1:39.97 (22.32)\r\n 11 Nebraska-MW 'A' 1:43.37 1:40.65 32 \r\n 1) Haebig, Autumn D JR 2) r:+0.29 Worlton, Gwendolyn SR\r\n 3) r:+0.22 Murray, Isabelle JR 4) r:+0.34 Beeler, Victoria SR \r\n 12.32 24.65 (24.65)\r\n 37.77 (13.12) 53.18 (28.53)\r\n 1:04.98 (11.80) 1:17.62 (24.44)\r\n 1:28.25 (10.63) 1:40.65 (23.03)\r\n 12 Illinois-IL 'A' 1:42.53 1:41.39 30 \r\n 1) Olson, Abigayle R SR 2) r:+0.25 Kale, Divya FR \r\n 3) r:+0.39 Corzine, Rebecca SR 4) r:+0.10 Anderson, Kristin SR \r\n 12.90 25.31 (25.31)\r\n 38.16 (12.85) 53.94 (28.63)\r\n 1:05.18 (11.24) 1:18.65 (24.71)\r\n 1:29.31 (10.66) 1:41.39 (22.74)\r\n -- Indiana-IN 'A' 1:37.94 DQ \r\n 1) Haskett, Grace E JR 2) r:-0.09 Weiss, Emily FR \r\n 3) r:+0.12 Dupre, Cora FR 4) r:+0.28 Turak, Ashley FR \r\n 12.05 24.70 (24.70)\r\n 36.32 (11.62) 50.89 (26.19)\r\n 1:01.56 (10.67) 1:14.47 (23.58)\r\n 1:24.85 (10.38) DQ (21.82)\r\n\r\n<\/pre>\nBig Ten Women’s Championship: 800 Free Relay<\/strong><\/p>\nWisconsin’s Lilly Hosack, Alana Palmer, Megan Doty<\/strong> and Beata Nelson<\/strong> earned a victory in the 800 free relay, finishing in 6:55.84, a new pool record. The mark was a little less than a second off of the Big Ten meet record in the event, set by Michigan last year (6:54.58).<\/p>\nNelson split a 1:41.97 to anchor the Badgers to the victory.<\/p>\n
Ohio State’s Kathrin Demler, Lucija Jurkovic Perisa, Georgia White<\/strong> and Katherine Trace<\/strong> finished second in 7:00.30.<\/p>\nMichigan finished third behind Kaitlynn Sims, Chloe Hicks, Sierra Schmidt<\/strong> and Olivia Carter<\/strong> (7:01.22).<\/p>\n Event 2 Women 800 Yard Freestyle Relay<\/b>\r\n==================================================================================\r\n B1G Meet: # 6:54.58 2\/20\/2019 Michigan, University of, Michigan\r\n Y Bi, R Postoll, S Haughey, C DeLoof\r\n Pool Record: ! 7:00.82 2\/15\/2012 Indiana\r\n B Strumbel, L Vrooman, J White, M Farrell\r\n 7:00.86 A NCAA Qualifying\r\n 7:05.88 B NCAA Provisional\r\n School Seed Finals Points \r\n==================================================================================\r\n 1 Wisconsin-WI 'A' 7:09.81 6:55.84!A 64 \r\n 1) Hosack, Lillie A SO 2) r:+0.16 Palmer, Alana SO \r\n 3) r:+0.33 Doty, Megan SR 4) r:+0.32 Nelson, Elizabeth SR \r\n r:+0.78 24.40 50.48 (50.48)\r\n 1:16.98 (1:16.98) 1:44.00 (1:44.00)\r\n 2:08.05 (24.05) 2:34.41 (50.41)\r\n 3:01.60 (1:17.60) 3:29.50 (1:45.50)\r\n 3:53.57 (24.07) 4:19.67 (50.17)\r\n 4:46.53 (1:17.03) 5:13.87 (1:44.37)\r\n 5:37.02 (23.15) 6:02.67 (48.80)\r\n 6:28.87 (1:15.00) 6:55.84 (1:41.97)\r\n 2 Ohio St-OH 'A' 7:12.01 7:00.30!A 56 \r\n 1) Demler, Kathrin SR 2) r:+0.42 Jurkovic-Periscija SR\r\n 3) r:+0.39 White, Georgia SO 4) r:+0.39 Trace, Katherine JR \r\n r:+0.77 24.68 51.04 (51.04)\r\n 1:18.09 (1:18.09) 1:44.88 (1:44.88)\r\n 2:08.98 (24.10) 2:35.27 (50.39)\r\n 3:02.18 (1:17.30) 3:29.37 (1:44.49)\r\n 3:52.96 (23.59) 4:19.26 (49.89)\r\n 4:46.08 (1:16.71) 5:13.37 (1:44.00)\r\n 5:28.91 (15.54) 6:03.81 (50.44)\r\n 6:31.87 (1:18.50) 7:00.30 (1:46.93)\r\n 3 Michigan-MI 'A' 7:05.96 7:01.22 B 54 \r\n 1) Sims, Kaitlynn S FR 2) Hicks, Chloe A SR \r\n 3) r:+0.45 Schmidt, Sierra JR 4) r:+0.23 Carter, Olivia SO \r\n r:+0.79 25.15 51.97 (51.97)\r\n 1:19.19 (1:19.19) 1:46.40 (1:46.40)\r\n 2:10.32 (23.92) 2:36.78 (50.38)\r\n 3:03.68 (1:17.28) 3:30.72 (1:44.32)\r\n 3:55.05 (24.33) 4:21.80 (51.08)\r\n 4:49.15 (1:18.43) 5:16.25 (1:45.53)\r\n 5:32.85 (16.60) 6:06.65 (50.40)\r\n 6:33.85 (1:17.60) 7:01.22 (1:44.97)\r\n 4 Iowa-IA 'A' 7:10.50 7:04.70 B 52 \r\n 1) Burvill, Hannah J SR 2) r:+0.27 Fluit, Allyssa SR \r\n 3) r:+0.37 Sansome, Emilia FR 4) r:+0.26 Rink, Macy FR \r\n r:+0.73 24.41 51.07 (51.07)\r\n 1:18.17 (1:18.17) 1:45.29 (1:45.29)\r\n 2:09.06 (23.77) 2:35.73 (50.44)\r\n 3:02.86 (1:17.57) 3:29.99 (1:44.70)\r\n 3:54.23 (24.24) 4:21.40 (51.41)\r\n 4:49.17 (1:19.18) 5:17.03 (1:47.04)\r\n 5:33.30 (16.27) 6:07.76 (50.73)\r\n 6:35.92 (1:18.89) 7:04.70 (1:47.67)\r\n 5 Indiana-IN 'A' 7:06.27 7:05.10 B 50 \r\n 1) Heitmann, Maria Paula SR 2) r:+0.27 Grote, Josephine JR \r\n 3) r:+0.18 Peplowski, Noelle SO 4) r:+0.43 Ober, Ryley FR \r\n r:+0.74 25.28 51.95 (51.95)\r\n 1:18.96 (1:18.96) 1:46.00 (1:46.00)\r\n 2:10.22 (24.22) 2:36.58 (50.58)\r\n 3:03.91 (1:17.91) 3:32.35 (1:46.35)\r\n 3:56.99 (24.64) 4:24.04 (51.69)\r\n 4:51.44 (1:19.09) 5:18.62 (1:46.27)\r\n 5:43.15 (24.53) 6:09.97 (51.35)\r\n 6:37.48 (1:18.86) 7:05.10 (1:46.48)\r\n 6 Northwestern-IL 'A' 7:13.10 7:06.88 48 \r\n 1) Larson, Ally D FR 2) Lara, Krystal D SR \r\n 3) r:+0.26 Han, Malorie SR 4) r:+0.28 Lebl, Ilektra JR \r\n r:+0.74 24.18 50.53 (50.53)\r\n 1:17.96 (1:17.96) 1:46.74 (1:46.74)\r\n 2:10.91 (24.17) 2:37.78 (51.04)\r\n 3:05.11 (1:18.37) 3:32.73 (1:45.99)\r\n 3:56.72 (23.99) 4:24.00 (51.27)\r\n 4:52.10 (1:19.37) 5:20.22 (1:47.49)\r\n 5:44.53 (24.31) 6:11.63 (51.41)\r\n 6:39.21 (1:18.99) 7:06.88 (1:46.66)\r\n 7 Minnesota-MN 'A' 7:11.53 7:07.26 46 \r\n 1) Sullivan, Katherine SO 2) r:+0.19 McGinty, Jordan FR \r\n 3) r:+0.29 Waddell, Tevyn SR 4) r:+0.30 McCarthy, Kelli SO \r\n r:+0.80 24.87 51.35 (51.35)\r\n 1:18.65 (1:18.65) 1:46.07 (1:46.07)\r\n 2:10.15 (24.08) 2:37.11 (51.04)\r\n 3:04.79 (1:18.72) 3:33.43 (1:47.36)\r\n 3:57.49 (24.06) 4:24.38 (50.95)\r\n 4:52.21 (1:18.78) 5:19.94 (1:46.51)\r\n 5:44.88 (24.94) 6:12.05 (52.11)\r\n 6:39.75 (1:19.81) 7:07.26 (1:47.32)\r\n 8 Purdue-IN 'A' 7:14.83 7:08.67 44 \r\n 1) Seidl, Maizie R JR 2) r:+0.31 Bowen, Kendra FR \r\n 3) r:+0.22 Decoursey, Gretta JR 4) r:+0.22 Myers, Natalie JR \r\n r:+0.76 25.19 52.07 (52.07)\r\n 1:19.75 (1:19.75) 1:47.32 (1:47.32)\r\n 2:11.67 (24.35) 2:38.75 (51.43)\r\n 3:07.11 (1:19.79) 3:35.23 (1:47.91)\r\n 3:59.40 (24.17) 4:26.05 (50.82)\r\n 4:53.94 (1:18.71) 5:22.08 (1:46.85)\r\n 5:46.17 (24.09) 6:13.14 (51.06)\r\n 6:40.67 (1:18.59) 7:08.67 (1:46.59)\r\n 9 Nebraska-MW 'A' 7:20.18 7:10.77 40 \r\n 1) Haebig, Autumn D JR 2) r:+0.31 Gonzalez, Carla SR \r\n 3) r:+0.02 Savitt, Savannah SR 4) r:+0.52 Coughlen, Madison JR \r\n r:+0.83 25.01 51.57 (51.57)\r\n 1:18.20 (1:18.20) 1:44.94 (1:44.94)\r\n 2:10.07 (25.13) 2:37.85 (52.91)\r\n 3:06.18 (1:21.24) 3:34.77 (1:49.83)\r\n 3:59.69 (24.92) 4:27.13 (52.36)\r\n 4:55.40 (1:20.63) 5:24.03 (1:49.26)\r\n 5:48.36 (24.33) 6:15.09 (51.06)\r\n 6:42.58 (1:18.55) 7:10.77 (1:46.74)\r\n 10 Penn St-MA 'A' 7:20.94 7:12.38 34 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