The third morning session of the NCAA Division II Championships set up some intriguing finals for Friday night, with a tone of points on offer in the championship races. Records also hang in the balance.<\/p>\n
Women - Team Rankings - Through Event 30 \r\n \r\n 1. Queens (Nc) 517.5 2. Drury 333\r\n 3. Lindenwood 292 4. Indy 284\r\n 5. Grand Valley 203 6. Tampa 181.5\r\n 7. Wingate 166 8. Delta State 162\r\n 9. Carson-Newman 157 10. Nova S'Eastern 147<\/pre>\nNCAA Division II Championships Men’s Team Scores<\/h4>\n
Men - Team Rankings - Through Event 31 \r\n \r\n 1. Queens (Nc) 456 2. Drury 391\r\n 3. McKendree 240 4. Lindenwood 237.5\r\n 5. Indy 233 6. Delta State 217\r\n 7. Wingate 174 8. Grand Valley 147\r\n 9. Wayne State 119 10. Florida Southern 117<\/pre>\nWomen\u2019s 500 freestyle<\/h4>\n
In the team battle, Drury spoiled the Queens party a tad. The team competition leaders had posted the top three times in prelims, but they were forced to settle for 1-3-5 with Drury inserting itself into second and fourth. It was very close to nabbing 1-3.<\/p>\n
Giulia Grasso<\/strong> won in 4:48.80, just .03 ahead of Drury\u2019s Bec Cross. Sophie Lange<\/strong> of Queens, who still has the 200 fly to come, was third, .02 ahead of Allison Weber. Francesca Bains<\/strong> took fifth.<\/p>\n
Event 21 Women 500 Yard Freestyle<\/b>\r\n==================================================================\r\n Name Year School Prelims Finals \r\n==================================================================\r\n === A - Final === <\/b>\r\n \r\n 1 Grasso, Giulia SO Queens (NC) 4:53.59 4:48.80 \r\n 27.18 56.48 (29.30)\r\n 1:25.86 (29.38) 1:55.08 (29.22)\r\n 2:24.60 (29.52) 2:53.85 (29.25)\r\n 3:22.99 (29.14) 3:51.63 (28.64)\r\n 4:20.46 (28.83) 4:48.80 (28.34)\r\n 2 Cross, Bec JR Drury 4:54.86 4:48.83 \r\n 27.01 56.56 (29.55)\r\n 1:26.38 (29.82) 1:56.01 (29.63)\r\n 2:25.71 (29.70) 2:55.22 (29.51)\r\n 3:23.46 (28.24) 3:52.17 (28.71)\r\n 4:20.89 (28.72) 4:48.83 (27.94)\r\n 3 Lange, Sophie FR Queens (NC) 4:52.47 4:49.97 \r\n 27.09 56.32 (29.23)\r\n 1:25.62 (29.30) 1:55.38 (29.76)\r\n 2:24.73 (29.35) 2:54.22 (29.49)\r\n 3:23.45 (29.23) 3:53.03 (29.58)\r\n 4:22.07 (29.04) 4:49.97 (27.90)\r\n 4 Weber, Allison JR Drury 4:54.00 4:49.99 \r\n 27.25 56.47 (29.22)\r\n 1:25.95 (29.48) 1:55.39 (29.44)\r\n 2:24.87 (29.48) 2:54.25 (29.38)\r\n 3:23.54 (29.29) 3:52.97 (29.43)\r\n 4:22.00 (29.03) 4:49.99 (27.99)\r\n 5 Bains, Francesca SR Queens (NC) 4:51.80 4:50.17 \r\n 27.28 56.37 (29.09)\r\n 1:25.73 (29.36) 1:55.19 (29.46)\r\n 2:24.60 (29.41) 2:54.05 (29.45)\r\n 3:23.41 (29.36) 3:52.58 (29.17)\r\n 4:21.94 (29.36) 4:50.17 (28.23)\r\n 6 Hellenschmidt, Jana JR Lindenwood 4:55.23 4:52.46 \r\n 27.39 56.86 (29.47)\r\n 1:26.46 (29.60) 1:56.29 (29.83)\r\n 2:26.01 (29.72) 2:55.54 (29.53)\r\n 3:25.15 (29.61) 3:54.86 (29.71)\r\n 4:24.29 (29.43) 4:52.46 (28.17)\r\n 7 Agger, Kate JR Wingate 4:54.57 4:53.85 \r\n 27.21 56.64 (29.43)\r\n 1:26.46 (29.82) 1:56.29 (29.83)\r\n 2:26.03 (29.74) 2:55.97 (29.94)\r\n 3:25.75 (29.78) 3:55.48 (29.73)\r\n 4:25.17 (29.69) 4:53.85 (28.68)\r\n 8 Amorim, Marina SO Drury 4:54.10 4:54.25 \r\n 27.76 57.06 (29.30)\r\n 1:26.74 (29.68) 1:56.73 (29.99)\r\n 2:26.28 (29.55) 2:55.98 (29.70)\r\n 3:25.33 (29.35) 3:54.87 (29.54)\r\n 4:24.83 (29.96) 4:54.25 (29.42)<\/pre>\nMen\u2019s 500 freestyle<\/h4>\n
McKendree\u2019s Fabio Dalu<\/strong> picked up his third individual win of the meet, easing past the field in 4:19.88, a margin of more than three seconds. Queens\u2019 Luke Erwee<\/strong> was second with Indy\u2019s Christian Heeden<\/strong> in third.<\/p>\n
Event 22 Men 500 Yard Freestyle<\/b>\r\n==================================================================\r\n Name Year School Prelims Finals \r\n==================================================================\r\n === A - Final === <\/b>\r\n \r\n 1 Dalu, Fabio SO McKendree 4:23.86 4:19.88 \r\n 23.75 49.13 (25.38)\r\n 1:15.24 (26.11) 1:41.75 (26.51)\r\n 2:08.27 (26.52) 2:35.01 (26.74)\r\n 3:01.54 (26.53) 3:28.22 (26.68)\r\n 3:54.34 (26.12) 4:19.88 (25.54)\r\n 2 Erwee, Luke JR Queens (NC) 4:24.03 4:23.20 \r\n 24.22 50.81 (26.59)\r\n 1:17.37 (26.56) 1:44.21 (26.84)\r\n 2:11.15 (26.94) 2:38.14 (26.99)\r\n 3:05.14 (27.00) 3:31.65 (26.51)\r\n 3:58.02 (26.37) 4:23.20 (25.18)\r\n 3 Hedeen, Christian SO Indy 4:23.11 4:23.28 \r\n 24.33 50.39 (26.06)\r\n 1:17.13 (26.74) 1:44.16 (27.03)\r\n 2:11.00 (26.84) 2:37.92 (26.92)\r\n 3:04.94 (27.02) 3:31.91 (26.97)\r\n 3:58.03 (26.12) 4:23.28 (25.25)\r\n 4 Mikesell, Luke FR IUP 4:24.92 4:24.67 \r\n 24.33 51.03 (26.70)\r\n 1:17.86 (26.83) 1:44.88 (27.02)\r\n 2:11.89 (27.01) 2:39.14 (27.25)\r\n 3:05.89 (26.75) 3:32.82 (26.93)\r\n 3:59.25 (26.43) 4:24.67 (25.42)\r\n 5 Wenk, Sebastian JR Indy 4:25.61 4:24.70 \r\n 24.62 51.28 (26.66)\r\n 1:18.13 (26.85) 1:45.10 (26.97)\r\n 2:12.11 (27.01) 2:39.30 (27.19)\r\n 3:05.98 (26.68) 3:33.03 (27.05)\r\n 3:59.53 (26.50) 4:24.70 (25.17)\r\n 6 Faber, Hendrik SR Queens (NC) 4:25.37 4:26.93 \r\n 24.39 51.25 (26.86)\r\n 1:18.60 (27.35) 1:45.83 (27.23)\r\n 2:13.11 (27.28) 2:39.36 (26.25)\r\n 3:06.01 (26.65) 3:33.10 (27.09)\r\n 4:00.55 (27.45) 4:26.93 (26.38)\r\n 7 Soerensen, Jonas JR Wingate 4:25.67 4:27.40 \r\n 24.68 51.76 (27.08)\r\n 1:19.17 (27.41) 1:46.35 (27.18)\r\n 2:13.72 (27.37) 2:40.87 (27.15)\r\n 3:07.81 (26.94) 3:34.77 (26.96)\r\n 4:01.59 (26.82) 4:27.40 (25.81)\r\n 8 Hegazy, Mohamed JR Queens (NC) 4:24.79 4:30.38 \r\n 24.43 51.31 (26.88)\r\n 1:18.48 (27.17) 1:45.92 (27.44)\r\n 2:13.49 (27.57) 2:40.90 (27.41)\r\n 3:08.37 (27.47) 3:35.93 (27.56)\r\n 4:03.52 (27.59) 4:30.38 (26.86)<\/pre>\nWomen\u2019s 100 backstroke<\/h4>\n
Lauren Pareja<\/strong> was the quickest this morning and again was the only one to crack 53 seconds, her time of 52.98 good enough for the win. She pulled away in the last 50 from Queens\u2019 Rachel Massaro. Cassie Wright<\/strong> of Nova Southeastern was third.<\/p>\n
Event 23 Women 100 Yard Backstroke<\/b>\r\n==================================================================\r\n Name Year School Prelims Finals \r\n==================================================================\r\n === A - Final === <\/b>\r\n \r\n 1 Pareja, Laura JR Drury 52.93 52.98 \r\n 25.52 52.98 (27.46)\r\n 2 Massaro, Rachel SR Queens (NC) 53.44 53.18 \r\n 25.48 53.18 (27.70)\r\n 3 Wright, Cassie SR Nova S'eastern 54.24 53.73 \r\n 25.91 53.73 (27.82)\r\n 4 McCoy, Katie JR Indy 54.46 54.18 \r\n 26.36 54.18 (27.82)\r\n 5 Baker, Lexie SR Queens (NC) 54.89 54.60 \r\n 26.42 54.60 (28.18)\r\n 6 Marks, Stephanie SO Lindenwood 55.20 54.66 \r\n 26.54 54.66 (28.12)\r\n 7 Maznytska, Vladyslava SR Queens (NC) 54.94 55.07 \r\n 26.08 55.07 (28.99)\r\n 8 De Cort, Melina JR Grand Valley 55.15 55.72 \r\n 26.84 55.72 (28.88)<\/pre>\nMen\u2019s 100 backstroke<\/h4>\n
A tight prelims bestowed a surprise at night. Well two surprises.<\/p>\n
The third seed from prelims, Giulio Burgnoni,<\/strong> surged in the final, using the fastest final 50 to clock in at 46.77 and earn the Delta State senior the victory. Tim Stollings,<\/strong> the 100 fly champ, was second, while 200 IM champ Emanuel Fava<\/strong> and Drury\u2019s Nathan Bighetti<\/strong> tied for third in 47.07.<\/p>\n
The second surprise? The fastest time of the whole shebang came from the B final: Karol Ostrowski,<\/strong> who failed to make the A final with a lackluster swim this morning, vented his anger with a 46.55, the quickest in the evening. It was good for ninth.<\/p>\n
Event 24 Men 100 Yard Backstroke<\/b>\r\n==================================================================\r\n Name Year School Prelims Finals \r\n==================================================================\r\n === A - Final === <\/b>\r\n \r\n 1 Brugnoni, Giulio SR Delta State 47.08 46.77 \r\n 22.45 46.77 (24.32)\r\n 2 Stollings, Tim SO Findlay 46.96 46.97 \r\n 22.40 46.97 (24.57)\r\n 3 Fava, Emanuel JR Delta State 47.04 47.07 \r\n 22.55 47.07 (24.52)\r\n 3 Bighetti, Nathan JR Drury 47.41 47.07 \r\n 22.52 47.07 (24.55)\r\n 5 Dyck, Brandon SR Florida Southern 47.66 47.26 \r\n 22.82 47.26 (24.44)\r\n 6 Aizenberg, Daniel SO Florida Tech 47.53 47.27 \r\n 22.10 47.27 (25.17)\r\n 7 Taylor, Lamar FR Henderson St. 47.50 47.29 \r\n 22.90 47.29 (24.39)\r\n 8 Howard, Finn SO Queens (NC) 47.18 47.59 \r\n 22.65 47.59 (24.94)\r\n<\/pre>\nWomen\u2019s 100 breaststroke<\/h4>\n
Danielle Melilli<\/strong> grabbed her second individual gold of the meet, going from the sixth seed after prelims to the victory in 1:01.32. Kailee Morgan<\/strong> or Carson-Newman was .12 back in 1:01.44. After six-tenths separated the top eight finishers in the morning, Melilli and Morgan ended up seventh-tenths ahead of the field at night. Third was Natalie Galluzzo<\/strong> of Truman State and Julia Augustsson<\/strong> of Tampa, tied at 1:02.28.<\/p>\n
Event 25 Women 100 Yard Breaststroke<\/b>\r\n==================================================================\r\n Name Year School Prelims Finals \r\n==================================================================\r\n === A - Final === <\/b>\r\n \r\n 1 Melilli, Danielle SO Queens (NC) 1:02.31 1:01.32 \r\n 28.75 1:01.32 (32.57)\r\n 2 Morgan, Kailee SO Carson-Newman 1:02.25 1:01.44 \r\n 29.18 1:01.44 (32.26)\r\n 3 Galluzzo, Natalie SR Truman St. 1:02.27 1:02.28 \r\n 29.47 1:02.28 (32.81)\r\n 3 Augustsson, Julia SO TAMPA 1:02.58 1:02.28 \r\n 29.37 1:02.28 (32.91)\r\n 5 Borgenheimer, Lily JR Colorado Mesa 1:01.97 1:02.29 \r\n 29.37 1:02.29 (32.92)\r\n 6 Best, Savanna JR Nova S'eastern 1:02.14 1:02.35 \r\n 29.15 1:02.35 (33.20)\r\n 7 Winnett, Lexie SR Lindenwood 1:02.62 1:02.47 \r\n 29.52 1:02.47 (32.95)\r\n 8 Tolman, Meghan FR Biola University 1:02.18 1:03.22 \r\n 29.61 1:03.22 (33.61)<\/pre>\nMen\u2019s 100 breaststroke<\/h4>\n
No one was able to get close to Joao Santos<\/strong> in prelims. Not so in finals.<\/p>\n
Santos, a senior from Emmanuel, and Lindenwood senior Gerald Brown<\/strong> tied for the victory in 52.77. Santos was first at the 50 by fourth-tenths, but Brown delivered the fastest second 50 (27.96) to get to the wall even with Santos.<\/p>\n
McKendree freshman Filipe Pinhiero<\/strong> took third place.<\/p>\n
Event 26 Men 100 Yard Breaststroke<\/b>\r\n==================================================================\r\n Name Year School Prelims Finals \r\n==================================================================\r\n === A - Final === <\/b>\r\n \r\n 1 Brown, Gerald SR Lindenwood 53.43 52.77 \r\n 24.81 52.77 (27.96)\r\n 1 Santos, Joao SR Emmanuel 52.40 52.77 \r\n 24.33 52.77 (28.44)\r\n 3 Pinheiro, Filipe FR McKendree 53.83 53.48 \r\n 25.55 53.48 (27.93)\r\n 4 Elgayar, Mahmoud JR Colorado Mesa 53.95 53.54 \r\n 25.11 53.54 (28.43)\r\n 5 Nowodworski, Dawid JR Drury 53.56 53.88 \r\n 24.75 53.88 (29.13)\r\n 6 Zuchowicz, Jan SR Indy 53.76 54.01 \r\n 24.95 54.01 (29.06)\r\n 7 Delkeskamp, Jan JR Queens (NC) 53.89 54.04 \r\n 25.19 54.04 (28.85)\r\n 8 Camera, Roberto SO NMU 54.02 54.12 \r\n 25.21 54.12 (28.91)<\/pre>\nWomen\u2019s 200 butterfly<\/h4>\n
After pulling a surprise in the 200 free Thursday night, Paige Mikesell<\/strong> had a surprise pulled on her in the 200 fly Friday. Celeste Turner,<\/strong> the fourth seed out of prelims from Delta State, charged early and hung on to win the race in 1:58.29. Second was IUPs Mikesell, the fastest seed this morning by nearly a second who still cut time to 1:58.92. Indy\u2019s Marizel van Jaarsveld<\/strong> was second in 1:58.97 no one else cracking two minutes.<\/p>\n
Event 27 Women 200 Yard Butterfly<\/b>\r\n==================================================================\r\n Name Year School Prelims Finals \r\n==================================================================\r\n === A - Final === <\/b>\r\n \r\n 1 Turner, Celeste JR Delta State 2:01.01 1:58.29 \r\n 26.77 56.65 (29.88)\r\n 1:27.25 (30.60) 1:58.29 (31.04)\r\n 2 Mikesell, Paige JR IUP 1:59.13 1:58.92 \r\n 27.21 57.34 (30.13)\r\n 1:27.73 (30.39) 1:58.92 (31.19)\r\n 3 Van Jaarsveld, Marize SR Indy 2:00.10 1:58.97 \r\n 26.75 57.18 (30.43)\r\n 1:28.37 (31.19) 1:58.97 (30.60)\r\n 4 Jensen, Cecilie SR Carson-Newman 2:01.79 2:00.56 \r\n 27.60 58.28 (30.68)\r\n 1:29.62 (31.34) 2:00.56 (30.94)\r\n 5 Lange, Sophie FR Queens (NC) 2:00.78 2:00.89 \r\n 27.20 57.80 (30.60)\r\n 1:29.14 (31.34) 2:00.89 (31.75)\r\n 6 Tennant, Kayla JR Queens (NC) 2:01.05 2:01.38 \r\n 27.01 57.36 (30.35)\r\n 1:29.20 (31.84) 2:01.38 (32.18)\r\n 7 Sherwood, Courtney JR TAMPA 2:01.44 2:02.36 \r\n 27.39 58.53 (31.14)\r\n 1:30.42 (31.89) 2:02.36 (31.94)\r\n 8 Martelli, Lucia SR Delta State 2:01.59 2:03.02 \r\n 26.92 57.54 (30.62)\r\n 1:29.56 (32.02) 2:03.02 (33.46)<\/pre>\nMen\u2019s 200 butterfly<\/h4>\n
Queens\u2019 Alex Kunert<\/strong> pulled away in the final 50 yards to get the victory and defend his top seed, a time of 1:42.85 just .03 quicker than what he turned in with a very fast morning swim.<\/p>\n
Second was Wingate\u2019s Iran Almeida,<\/strong> who kept it close in 1:44.50, though Kunert pulled away with a 27.88 final 50 to Almeida\u2019s 28.36. Third was Kunert\u2019s teammate Yannick Plasil,<\/strong> using a 27.41 final 50 go jump past Drury\u2019s Dominik Karacic<\/strong> into third.<\/p>\n
Event 28 Men 200 Yard Butterfly<\/b>\r\n==================================================================\r\n Name Year School Prelims Finals \r\n==================================================================\r\n === A - Final === <\/b>\r\n \r\n 1 Kunert, Alex JR Queens (NC) 1:42.88 1:42.85 \r\n 22.46 48.40 (25.94)\r\n 1:14.97 (26.57) 1:42.85 (27.88)\r\n 2 Almeida, Iran SR Wingate 1:44.80 1:43.50 \r\n 23.11 49.34 (26.23)\r\n 1:15.14 (25.80) 1:43.50 (28.36)\r\n 3 Plasil, Yannick FR Queens (NC) 1:45.39 1:44.60 \r\n 23.21 49.78 (26.57)\r\n 1:17.19 (27.41) 1:44.60 (27.41)\r\n 4 Karacic, Dominik SO Drury 1:45.52 1:44.63 \r\n 22.99 49.58 (26.59)\r\n 1:17.10 (27.52) 1:44.63 (27.53)\r\n 5 Winiatowski, Patryk SO Lindenwood 1:47.29 1:46.51 \r\n 23.91 51.25 (27.34)\r\n 1:18.99 (27.74) 1:46.51 (27.52)\r\n 6 Huffman, Andy JR Missouri S & T 1:46.50 1:46.55 \r\n 24.16 51.23 (27.07)\r\n 1:18.77 (27.54) 1:46.55 (27.78)\r\n 7 Brown, James JR Drury 1:47.34 1:47.15 \r\n 24.01 51.35 (27.34)\r\n 1:19.49 (28.14) 1:47.15 (27.66)\r\n 8 Bernotti, Miguel SR Florida Southern 1:47.06 1:47.77 \r\n 23.85 51.20 (27.35)\r\n 1:19.38 (28.18) 1:47.77 (28.39)<\/pre>\nWomen\u2019s 3-meter diving<\/h4>\n
Graycn Segard<\/strong> added a second diving title, again by a miniscule margin. After a .05-point victory in one-meter, this time she won by a full point, but not much more. She scored 487.15 to outdistance herself from Madison Brinkman<\/strong> of St. Cloud State (485.50). Third was West Florida\u2019s Kelsey DeJesus.<\/strong><\/p>\n
Event 29 Women 3 mtr Diving<\/b>\r\n=========================================================================\r\n NCAA DII: N 555.70 3\/14\/2015 Elizabeth Rawlings, Wayne State\r\n Meet: M 555.70 3\/14\/2015 Elizabeth Rawlings, Wayne State\r\n Name Year School Prelims Finals Points \r\n=========================================================================\r\n === Finals === <\/b>\r\n \r\n 1 Graycn Segard Grand Valley 474.00 487.15 20 \r\n 2 Madison Brinkman St. Cloud St.-M 443.10 485.50 17 \r\n 3 Kelsey DeJesus West Florida 450.65 470.70 16 \r\n 4 Nicole Taormina Grand Valley 462.30 468.05 15 \r\n 5 Mandy Baird NMU 442.20 458.40 14 \r\n 6 Mikaela Starr Indy 428.50 444.40 13 \r\n 7 Katie Werkema Lindenwood 424.10 422.00 12 \r\n 8 Alyssa Doherty St. Cloud St.-M 440.20 421.50 11<\/pre>\nWomen\u2019s 800 free relay<\/h4>\n
Queens ended the night by emphatically extending its already large lead with a relay triumph. The foursome of Giulia Grasso, Hannah Foster, Anna De Boer<\/strong> and Francesca Bains<\/strong> went 7:16.98, 4.5 seconds faster than the field. Indy was second with Lindenwood third. With Drury falling to fourth, the lead entering the last day of the meet is nearly 200 points.<\/p>\n
Event 30 Women 800 Yard Freestyle Relay<\/b>\r\n==================================================================================\r\n NCAA DII: N 7:12.96 2\/10\/2016 Queens (NC)\r\n Castro Ortega, Arakelian, Lorda, Stevens\r\n Meet: M 7:14.69 3\/13\/2015 Queens (NC)\r\n Castro Ortega, Gordy, Stevens, Arakelian\r\n School Seed Finals Points \r\n==================================================================================\r\n 1 Queens (NC) 7:17.87 7:16.98 40 \r\n 1) Grasso, Giulia SO 2) Foster, Hannah JR \r\n 3) De Boer, Anna JR 4) Bains, Francesca SR \r\n 25.47 52.79 (52.79)\r\n 1:20.36 (1:20.36) 1:48.10 (1:48.10)\r\n 2:13.23 (25.13) 2:40.94 (52.84)\r\n 3:09.41 (1:21.31) 3:37.48 (1:49.38)\r\n 4:02.38 (24.90) 4:30.47 (52.99)\r\n 4:59.26 (1:21.78) 5:28.35 (1:50.87)\r\n 5:53.35 (25.00) 6:20.77 (52.42)\r\n 6:48.88 (1:20.53) 7:16.98 (1:48.63)\r\n 2 Indy 7:23.06 7:21.54 34 \r\n 1) McCoy, Katie JR 2) Vaselli, Leticia SO \r\n 3) Van Jaarsveld, Marizel SR 4) Caylor, Krystal SR \r\n 25.90 53.44 (53.44)\r\n 1:21.72 (1:21.72) 1:50.13 (1:50.13)\r\n 2:14.88 (24.75) 2:42.88 (52.75)\r\n 3:11.36 (1:21.23) 3:40.52 (1:50.39)\r\n 4:05.89 (25.37) 4:33.75 (53.23)\r\n 5:02.67 (1:22.15) 5:30.62 (1:50.10)\r\n 5:55.81 (25.19) 6:23.71 (53.09)\r\n 6:52.45 (1:21.83) 7:21.54 (1:50.92)\r\n 3 Lindenwood 7:24.12 7:25.83 32 \r\n 1) Rimmereide, Camilla SO 2) Maruszczyk, Beata SO \r\n 3) Rodrigues, Leticia Maria SR 4) Hellenschmidt, Jana JR \r\n 26.01 53.89 (53.89)\r\n 1:22.30 (1:22.30) 1:50.90 (1:50.90)\r\n 2:16.67 (25.77) 2:45.20 (54.30)\r\n 3:13.92 (1:23.02) 3:41.92 (1:51.02)\r\n 4:08.00 (26.08) 4:36.43 (54.51)\r\n 5:05.65 (1:23.73) 5:35.11 (1:53.19)\r\n 6:00.86 (25.75) 6:28.51 (53.40)\r\n 6:57.21 (1:22.10) 7:25.83 (1:50.72)\r\n 4 Drury 7:23.56 7:26.21 30 \r\n 1) Cross, Bec JR 2) Reinertsen, Karianne JR \r\n 3) Harris, Mackenzie JR 4) Weber, Allison JR \r\n 25.64 53.69 (53.69)\r\n 1:22.19 (1:22.19) 1:50.22 (1:50.22)\r\n 2:15.77 (25.55) 2:43.84 (53.62)\r\n 3:12.45 (1:22.23) 3:41.11 (1:50.89)\r\n 4:06.80 (25.69) 4:35.23 (54.12)\r\n 5:04.45 (1:23.34) 5:33.58 (1:52.47)\r\n 5:59.33 (25.75) 6:27.70 (54.12)\r\n 6:56.76 (1:23.18) 7:26.21 (1:52.63)\r\n 5 Colorado Mesa 7:22.40 7:28.40 28 \r\n 1) White, Lauren SO 2) Wright, Kelsea JR \r\n 3) Matoskova, Katerina FR 4) Borgenheimer, Lily JR \r\n 25.36 53.17 (53.17)\r\n 1:22.34 (1:22.34) 1:51.53 (1:51.53)\r\n 2:17.42 (25.89) 2:45.30 (53.77)\r\n 3:13.65 (1:22.12) 3:42.69 (1:51.16)\r\n 4:07.95 (25.26) 4:36.32 (53.63)\r\n 5:05.53 (1:22.84) 5:34.98 (1:52.29)\r\n 6:01.05 (26.07) 6:29.62 (54.64)\r\n 6:58.81 (1:23.83) 7:28.40 (1:53.42)\r\n 6 Carson-Newman NT 7:28.64 26 \r\n 1) Peden, Rachel SO 2) Jensen, Cecilie SR \r\n 3) Ginn, Meredith JR 4) Compagner, Manon SO \r\n 26.60 55.45 (55.45)\r\n 1:24.62 (1:24.62) 1:53.16 (1:53.16)\r\n 2:18.58 (25.42) 2:46.76 (53.60)\r\n 3:14.72 (1:21.56) 3:43.41 (1:50.25)\r\n 4:08.67 (25.26) 4:37.09 (53.68)\r\n 5:06.60 (1:23.19) 5:36.88 (1:53.47)\r\n 6:01.74 (24.86) 6:29.92 (53.04)\r\n 6:59.10 (1:22.22) 7:28.64 (1:51.76)<\/pre>\nMen\u2019s 800 free relay<\/h4>\n
The battle was more pitched in the men\u2019s relay, befitting the team race, but it still left Queens on top. Seeded within a second of each other, Queens pulled away on the second leg, the team of Balazs Berecz, Skyler Cook-Weeks, Luke Erwee<\/strong> and Alex Kunert<\/strong> going 6:22.59 for the win. Drury was second in 6:23.89 (Karol Ostrowski<\/strong> made it interesting with a 1:32.45 off the end). Grand Valley was third.<\/p>\n
It leaves Queens up by 65 points after three days.<\/p>\n
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