{"id":525076,"date":"2023-03-18T17:07:11","date_gmt":"2023-03-19T00:07:11","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.swimmingworldmagazine.com\/news\/?p=525076"},"modified":"2023-03-18T21:32:24","modified_gmt":"2023-03-19T04:32:24","slug":"ncaa-division-iii-championships-night-4-denison-start-fast-in-title-quest","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.swimmingworldmagazine.com\/news\/ncaa-division-iii-championships-night-4-denison-start-fast-in-title-quest\/","title":{"rendered":"NCAA Division III Championships, Night 4: Denison Claim Women&#8217;s Title; Emory Surges Late to Take Men&#8217;s Crown"},"content":{"rendered":"<p><strong>NCAA Division III Championships, Night 4: Denison Claim Women&#8217;s Title; Emory Surges Late to Take Men&#8217;s Crown<\/strong><\/p>\n<p>The Denison women\u2019s team had a relatively quiet third day of the NCAA Division III Championships on Friday, not scoring in two of the early events. But the Big Red\u2019s depth, and its renowned distance prowess, leaves plenty of opportunity to strike big when they have the chance.<\/p>\n<p>With the mile starting Saturday\u2019s final session at the Greensboro Aquatic Center and the 400 free relay capping it, Denison put itself in position <a href=\"https:\/\/denisonbigred.com\/news\/2023\/3\/18\/womens-swimming-and-diving-denison-womens-swimming-diving-captures-second-national-championship.aspx\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noopener\">to win its second national title<\/a>, joining the 2001 crown.<\/p>\n<p>It would take until breaststroke for the men\u2019s team race to be decided, and only then with a stellar showing from Emory wresting a back-and-forth duel away from Kenyon <a href=\"https:\/\/www.emoryathletics.com\/sports\/mswimdive\/2022-23\/releases\/20230318y1vfcz\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noopener\">to claim their second consecutive national title<\/a>.<\/p>\n<p>Action from the final night of competition:<\/p>\n<h4>2023 Division III Championships Links<\/h4>\n<ul>\n<li><a href=\"http:\/\/meetresults.greensboroaquaticcenter.com\/2023NCAAD3\/\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noopener\">Live Results<\/a><\/li>\n<li><a href=\"https:\/\/www.ncaa.com\/liveschedule\/2023\/03\/16\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noopener\">Live Stream Hub<\/a><\/li>\n<li><a href=\"https:\/\/odac.prestosports.com\/ncaachampionships\/swimdive\/2022-23\/meet-results\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noopener\">Meet Page<\/a><\/li>\n<li><a href=\"https:\/\/www.swimmingworldmagazine.com\/meet\/ncaa-division-iii-coverage\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noopener\">Division III Coverage<\/a><\/li>\n<li><a href=\"https:\/\/www.swimmingworldmagazine.com\/results\/2023-ncaa-division-iii-championships-full-results\/ncaa-college\/2023\/March\/15?rtn=%2Fresults%2Fall\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noopener\">FULL RESULTS<\/a><\/li>\n<li><a href=\"https:\/\/www.swimmingworldmagazine.com\/news\/2023-division-iii-championships-emory-men-take-relay-record-day-1-lead\/\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noopener\">Night 1 Recap<\/a><\/li>\n<li><a href=\"https:\/\/www.swimmingworldmagazine.com\/news\/ncaa-division-iii-championships-tcnjs-james-mcchesney-blasts-200-free-record\/\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noopener\">Night 2 Recap<\/a><\/li>\n<li><a href=\"https:\/\/www.swimmingworldmagazine.com\/news\/ncaa-division-iii-championships-night-3-three-mens-records-fall-as-emory-kenyon-jockey\/\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noopener\">Night 3 Recap<\/a><\/li>\n<\/ul>\n<h4>2023 Division III Championships Team Scores<\/h4>\n<pre>Women - Team Rankings - FINAL\r\n  1. Denison                         464.5   2. Emory                             385\r\n  3. Kenyon                            383   4. Williams                          307\r\n  5. Nyu                               301   6. Tufts                           296.5\r\n  7. Chicago                         266.5   8. Mit                               222\r\n  9. Pomona-Pitzer                   202.5  10. Hope College                      132\r\n 11. Johns Hopkins                   126.5  12. Amherst                           101\r\n 13. Claremont MS                       74  14. Ithaca                             69\r\n 15. Carnegie Mellon                    68  16. Bowdoin                            58\r\n 16. St. Kate's                         58  18. Calvin                             45\r\n 19. Trinity University                 42  20. Bates                            39.5\r\n 21. Mary Washington                    36  22. Gustavus                         30.5\r\n 23. Swarthmore                         28  24. Hamilton                           22\r\n 25. Colorado College                   20  26. Case Western                       19\r\n 27. Wash U. MO                         16  28. Wheaton (Ma)                       12\r\n 28. Springfield                        12  30. St Olaf                             9\r\n 31. Suny Geneseo                        8  32. Colby                             6.5\r\n 33. Kean                                4  33. Centre                              4\r\n 35. Rowan                               2  36. Albion                              1<\/pre>\n<pre> Men - Team Rankings - Through Event 40                      \r\n  1. Emory                             532   2. Kenyon                          495.5\r\n  3. Chicago                           318   4. Johns Hopkins                     217\r\n  5. Williams                        214.5   5. Mit                             214.5\r\n  7. Wash U. MO                      187.5   8. Denison                           163\r\n  9. Calvin                          153.5  10. Tufts                           148.5\r\n 11. Carnegie Mellon                   140  12. Tcnj                            137.5\r\n 13. Nyu                               132  14. Bates                             104\r\n 15. John Carroll                       87  16. Pomona-Pitzer                      84\r\n 17. Suny Geneseo                       71  18. Whitman                            56\r\n 19. Conn College                       51  20. Claremont MS                       47\r\n 21. Colby                              37  22. Birmingham Southern                31\r\n 23. Trinity University                 25  24. Wheaton (Il)                       21\r\n 25. Brandeis                           19  26. Rowan                              18\r\n 27. Alfred State                       17  27. Swarthmore                         17\r\n 29. Bowdoin                            16  30. Rhodes                             14\r\n 31. Millsaps                           13  32. Rit                                12\r\n 33. Coast Guard                        10  34. Redlands                            9\r\n 35. Usmma                               8  36. Franklin                            7\r\n 36. Ithaca                              7  38. Caltech                             6\r\n 39. Hamilton                            5  39. St. Mary's MD                       5\r\n 39. Washington &amp; Lee                    5  42. Whitworth                         4.5\r\n 43. Chapman                             4  43. Drew                                4\r\n 45. UW Eau Claire                       2  45. Wpi                                 2<\/pre>\n<h4>Women\u2019s 1,650 freestyle<\/h4>\n<p><strong>Kristin Cornish<\/strong> is the mile champ again, the Johns Hopkins sophomore clocking in three seconds quicker than she did last year. Her time was 16:29.78.<\/p>\n<p>Denison is the big winner though, with <strong>Taryn Wisner<\/strong> second and <strong>Tara Witkowski<\/strong> third. That\u2019s 33 points to extend a lead over Emory to 79.5.<\/p>\n<pre><b>Event 30  Women 1650 Yard Freestyle<\/b>\r\n=========================================================================\r\n  NCAA Record: * 16:21.44  3\/21\/2015 Sarah Thompson, Williams\r\n Meet Qualify:   17:18.75\r\n  2022 Winner:   16:33.24            Kristin Cornish, Johns Hopkins\r\n                 16:27.52  A A-cut\r\n                 17:21.20  B B-cut\r\n    Name           Year School               Seed     Finals       Points \r\n=========================================================================\r\n  1 Cornish, Kristi  SO JHU              16:29.52   16:29.78 B       20  \r\n                 26.18        54.68 (28.50)\r\n       15:29.74 (30.51)    16:00.33 (30.59)    16:29.78 (29.45)\r\n  2 Wisner, Taryn    SO Denison          16:34.89   16:40.24 B       17  \r\n                 27.52        57.15 (29.63)\r\n       15:39.71 (30.61)    16:10.48 (30.77)    16:40.24 (29.76)\r\n  3 Witkowski, Tara  JR Denison          16:50.81   16:45.27 B       16  \r\n                 27.83        57.82 (29.99)\r\n       15:44.85 (30.36)    16:15.32 (30.47)    16:45.27 (29.95)\r\n  4 Codd, Lily       FR Williams         17:00.40   16:51.49 B       15  \r\n                 27.22        57.23 (30.01)\r\n       15:50.85 (30.93)    16:21.60 (30.75)    16:51.49 (29.89)\r\n  5 Marshall, Caitl  SO NYU              17:39.41   16:56.74 B       14  \r\n                 27.68        58.00 (30.32)\r\n       15:56.47 (30.90)    16:26.99 (30.52)    16:56.74 (29.75)\r\n  6 Chatoor, Jada    SO Emory            17:02.74   16:58.04 B       13  \r\n                 27.78        57.63 (29.85)\r\n       15:57.33 (31.32)    16:28.51 (31.18)    16:58.04 (29.53)\r\n  7 Basil, Georgia   SO NYU              17:04.02   17:00.13 B       12  \r\n                                  59.75 ( )\r\n       15:59.77 (30.87)    16:30.71 (30.94)    17:00.13 (29.42)\r\n  8 Haag, Molly      FR Kenyon           16:56.83   17:01.60 B       11  \r\n                 27.69        57.62 (29.93)\r\n       16:04.61 (30.78)    16:34.20 (29.59)    17:01.60 (27.40)<\/pre>\n<h4>Men\u2019s 1,650 freestyle<\/h4>\n<p>For a second straight year, it\u2019s a Johns Hopkins mile sweep. <strong>Kellen Roddy<\/strong> repeated as the 1,650 champ in 15:15.86, nearly 10 seconds quicker than his seed time (though 2.5 slower than his winning time last year). It was still more than three seconds clear of Washington University\u2019s <strong>Mason Kelber. Connor Vincent<\/strong> of NYU finished third.<\/p>\n<pre><b> 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 Meet Qualify:   15:46.24\r\n  2022 Winner:   15:13.37            Kellen Roddy, Johns Hopkins\r\n                 15:02.59  A A-cut\r\n                 16:16.65  B B-cut\r\n    Name           Year School               Seed     Finals       Points \r\n=========================================================================\r\n  1 Roddy, Kellen    JR JHU              15:25.15   15:15.86 B       20  \r\n                 24.93        51.67 (26.74)\r\n       14:20.93 (28.38)    14:48.81 (27.88)    15:15.86 (27.05)\r\n  2 Kelber, Mason    SR Wash U. MO       15:32.00   15:19.50 B       17  \r\n                 24.19        50.97 (26.78)\r\n       14:26.47 (27.92)    14:53.42 (26.95)    15:19.50 (26.08)\r\n  3 Vincent, Connor  SO NYU              15:18.69   15:22.02 B       16  \r\n                 24.45        51.38 (26.93)\r\n       14:27.29 (28.34)    14:54.98 (27.69)    15:22.02 (27.04)\r\n  4 Dienstag, Samue  JR Brandeis         15:25.93   15:26.49 B       15  \r\n                 24.40        51.31 (26.91)\r\n       14:31.18 (28.22)    14:58.86 (27.68)    15:26.49 (27.63)\r\n  5 Lang, Lucas      SO C-M-S            15:30.01   15:28.47 B       14  \r\n                 23.67        50.35 (26.68)\r\n       14:32.75 (28.12)    15:01.11 (28.36)    15:28.47 (27.36)\r\n  6 Pritchard, Thom  SR NYU              15:23.51   15:31.21 B       13  \r\n                 24.80        51.96 (27.16)\r\n       14:35.78 (28.21)    15:03.78 (28.00)    15:31.21 (27.43)\r\n  7 Landis, Luke     SR Denison          15:41.10   15:33.43 B       12  \r\n                 26.21        54.00 (27.79)\r\n       14:38.64 (27.83)    15:06.37 (27.73)    15:33.43 (27.06)\r\n  8 Conrads, Lucas   SO Denison          15:29.90   15:34.50 B       11  \r\n                 25.11        52.26 (27.15)\r\n       14:38.75 (28.62)    15:07.12 (28.37)    15:34.50 (27.38)<\/pre>\n<h4>Women\u2019s 100 freestyle<\/h4>\n<p>A fast prelims turned into a thrilling final, with freshman <strong>Lily Klinginsmith<\/strong> emerging on top. She was third in prelims, but she sped ahead of the field by four tenths in 49.28. She was one of three swimmers to break 50 seconds, with Emory\u2019s <strong>Caroline Maki<\/strong> second in 49.71 and Denison\u2019s <strong>Tara Culibrk,<\/strong> who had been the top seed in prelims, in 49.88.<\/p>\n<pre><b> Event 32  Women 100 Yard Freestyle<\/b>\r\n=========================================================================\r\n  NCAA Record: * 48.98  3\/20\/2010 Kendra Stern, Amherst\r\n Meet Qualify:   51.31\r\n  2022 Winner:   49.90            Emmie Mirus, Kenyon\r\n                 49.31  A A-cut\r\n                 51.55  B B-cut\r\n    Name           Year School            Prelims     Finals       Points \r\n=========================================================================\r\n<b>                       === Championship Final ===                        <\/b>\r\n \r\n  1 Klinginsmith, L  FR Tufts               50.14      49.28 A       20  \r\n                 23.78        49.28 (25.50)\r\n  2 Maki, Caroline   SR Emory               50.00      49.71 B       17  \r\n                 23.72        49.71 (25.99)\r\n  3 Culibrk, Tara    SR Denison             49.86      49.88 B       16  \r\n                 23.99        49.88 (25.89)\r\n  4 Xu, Emily        FR Chicago             50.41      50.33 B       15  \r\n                 24.09        50.33 (26.24)\r\n  5 White, Alexandr  SR Kenyon              50.80      50.41 B       14  \r\n                 24.35        50.41 (26.06)\r\n  6 Leone, Taylor    5Y Emory               50.52      50.45 B       13  \r\n                 23.91        50.45 (26.54)\r\n  7 Karlson, Sam     SR Hamilton            50.45      50.46 B       12  \r\n                 24.19        50.46 (26.27)\r\n  8 Turvey, Alex     JR Pomona-Pitzer       50.62      50.91 B       11  \r\n                 24.31        50.91 (26.60)<\/pre>\n<h4>Men\u2019s 100 freestyle<\/h4>\n<p>Kenyon wins the battle, but Emory might have taken a step toward winning the warm.<\/p>\n<p><strong>Djordje Dragojlovic<\/strong> won the 100 free for the Lords in 43.32 seconds. But Emory extended its lead atop the team standings by finishing third, fourth and sixth.<\/p>\n<p><strong>Nick Goudie<\/strong> led the way in 43.58. <strong>Pat Pema<\/strong> was fourth in 44.44, tied with Calvin\u2019s <strong>Jacob Heeres,<\/strong> and <strong>Colin Lafave<\/strong> was sixth. That bodes well for the 400 free relay which could decide the meet, though Kenyon had swimmers finish ninth (<strong>Cherantha De Silva<\/strong> in 43.84) and 11th in what sets up a tremendous finale. Emory leads by 10.5 points in the team competition.<\/p>\n<p>TCNJ\u2019s <strong>James McChesney,<\/strong> the 200 free champ, was the runner-up in the 100 in 43.46.<\/p>\n<pre><b>Event 33  Men 100 Yard Freestyle<\/b>\r\n=========================================================================\r\n  NCAA Record: * 42.98  3\/24\/2018 Oliver Smith, Emory\r\n Meet Qualify:   44.63\r\n  2022 Winner:   43.36            Tobe Obochi, MIT\r\n                 43.31  A A-cut\r\n                 45.11  B B-cut\r\n    Name           Year School            Prelims     Finals       Points \r\n=========================================================================\r\n<b>                       === Championship Final ===                        <\/b>\r\n \r\n  1 Dragojlovic, Dj  FR Kenyon              43.39      43.32 B       20  \r\n                 20.65        43.32 (22.67)\r\n  2 McChesney, Jame  JR TCNJ                43.85      43.46 B       17  \r\n                 21.04        43.46 (22.42)\r\n  3 Goudie, Nick     JR Emory               43.65      43.58 B       16  \r\n                 20.98        43.58 (22.60)\r\n  4 Pema, Pat        SR Emory               44.22      44.44 B       14.5\r\n                 21.04        44.44 (23.40)\r\n  4 Heeres, Jacob    SR Calvin              44.29      44.44 B       14.5\r\n                 21.11        44.44 (23.33)\r\n  6 Lafave, Colin    SR Emory               44.17      44.70 B       13  \r\n                 21.02        44.70 (23.68)\r\n  7 Holstege, Noah   5Y Calvin              44.21      44.96 B       12  \r\n                 21.25        44.96 (23.71)\r\n  8 Berry, Nathanie  SR Bates               44.34      45.05 B       11  \r\n                 21.70        45.05 (23.35)<\/pre>\n<h4>Women\u2019s 200 backstroke<\/h4>\n<p><strong>Sophia Verkleeren<\/strong> and <strong>Kate Augustyn<\/strong> went stroke for stroke the entire way, the sophomore from Williams ending up on top in 1:57.66. MIT\u2019s Augustyn was second, .31 back. <strong>Jess Flynn<\/strong> of NYU took home bronze.<\/p>\n<pre><b> Event 34  Women 200 Yard Backstroke<\/b>\r\n=========================================================================\r\n  NCAA Record: * 1:55.67  3\/24\/2018 Crile Hart, Kenyon\r\n Meet Qualify:   2:02.67\r\n  2022 Winner:   1:56.54            Crile Hart, Kenyon\r\n                 1:55.94  A A-cut\r\n                 2:03.30  B B-cut\r\n    Name           Year School            Prelims     Finals       Points \r\n=========================================================================\r\n<b>                       === Championship Final ===                        <\/b>\r\n \r\n  1 Verkleeren, Sop  SO Williams          1:58.10    1:57.66 B       20  \r\n                 27.82        57.22 (29.40)\r\n        1:27.11 (29.89)     1:57.66 (30.55)\r\n  2 Augustyn, Kate   SO MIT               1:59.95    1:57.97 B       17  \r\n                 27.58        57.24 (29.66)\r\n        1:27.46 (30.22)     1:57.97 (30.51)\r\n  3 Flynn, Jess      SR NYU               2:00.56    1:59.21 B       16  \r\n                 27.80        57.93 (30.13)\r\n        1:28.53 (30.60)     1:59.21 (30.68)\r\n  4 Smith, Olivia    SR Kenyon            2:00.88    2:00.51 B       15  \r\n                 27.41        57.59 (30.18)\r\n        1:29.54 (31.95)     2:00.51 (30.97)\r\n  5 Forest, Elisabe  SO Chicago           1:59.83    2:00.64 B       14  \r\n                 27.30        57.17 (29.87)\r\n        1:29.10 (31.93)     2:00.64 (31.54)\r\n  6 Xu, Savannah     FR Carnegie Mellon   2:00.40    2:00.78 B       13  \r\n                 28.13        58.05 (29.92)\r\n        1:29.25 (31.20)     2:00.78 (31.53)\r\n  7 Kraus, Sara      SO Hope College      2:00.90    2:00.80 B       12  \r\n                 28.13        58.10 (29.97)\r\n        1:29.44 (31.34)     2:00.80 (31.36)\r\n  8 Hermann, Katie   FR Hope College      2:01.35    2:01.85 B       11  \r\n                 28.40        59.29 (30.89)\r\n        1:30.62 (31.33)     2:01.85 (31.23)<\/pre>\n<h4>Men\u2019s 200 backstroke<\/h4>\n<p><strong>Tanner Fillion<\/strong> capped the backstroke double, the Whitman senior repeating as champion and lowering his NCAA record by three tenths to 1:41.49. His margin of victory was two-plus seconds over a second-place tie between MIT\u2019s <strong>Adam Janicki<\/strong> and <strong>Alex McCormick<\/strong> of Washington University.<\/p>\n<p>Kenyon made some headway on the team race, with <strong>Yurii Kosian<\/strong> fifth and <strong>Oliver Pruett<\/strong> seventh, but Emory remains 6.5 points to the good thanks to four B finalists.<\/p>\n<pre><b> Event 35  Men 200 Yard Backstroke<\/b>\r\n=========================================================================\r\n  NCAA Record: * 1:41.49  3\/19\/2022 Tanner Filion, Whitman\r\n Meet Qualify:   1:47.45\r\n  2022 Winner:   1:41.49            Tanner Filion, Whitman\r\n                 1:43.63  A A-cut\r\n                 1:49.86  B B-cut\r\n    Name           Year School            Prelims     Finals       Points \r\n=========================================================================\r\n<b>                       === Championship Final ===                        <\/b>\r\n \r\n  1 Filion, Tanner   SR Whitman           1:42.84    1:41.17*A       20  \r\n                 22.91        47.81 (24.90)\r\n        1:14.25 (26.44)     1:41.17 (26.92)\r\n  2 Janicki, Adam    SR MIT               1:44.77    1:43.59 A       16.5\r\n                 24.14        50.67 (26.53)\r\n        1:17.17 (26.50)     1:43.59 (26.42)\r\n  2 McCormick, Alex  JR Wash U. MO        1:44.19    1:43.59 A       16.5\r\n                 24.19        50.31 (26.12)\r\n        1:16.88 (26.57)     1:43.59 (26.71)\r\n  4 Lundgren, Eric   SO Tufts             1:44.99    1:44.76 B       15  \r\n                 24.15        50.51 (26.36)\r\n        1:17.79 (27.28)     1:44.76 (26.97)\r\n  5 Kosian, Yurii    JR Kenyon            1:47.00    1:44.94 B       14  \r\n                 23.83        49.98 (26.15)\r\n        1:16.74 (26.76)     1:44.94 (28.20)\r\n  6 Clapp, Avery     FR JHU               1:46.12    1:45.37 B       13  \r\n                 24.97        51.47 (26.50)\r\n        1:18.65 (27.18)     1:45.37 (26.72)\r\n  7 Pruett, Oliver   SR Kenyon            1:46.00    1:45.39 B       12  \r\n                 24.92        51.63 (26.71)\r\n        1:18.65 (27.02)     1:45.39 (26.74)\r\n  8 Rua, Steven      SR JHU               1:46.95    1:47.39 B       11  \r\n                 24.06        50.70 (26.64)\r\n        1:18.57 (27.87)     1:47.39 (28.82)<\/pre>\n<h4>Women\u2019s 200 breaststroke<\/h4>\n<p><strong>Jenna Fadely<\/strong> did the breaststroke double for Kenyon, delivering a torrid final 50 to pull from third to first. She split 33.79 off the end, outdistancing second-place <strong>Amanda Wager<\/strong> of Williams (35.00 final 50) and <strong>Jordyn Wentzel<\/strong> of St. Kate\u2019s (34.55 coming home).<\/p>\n<p>Fadely went 2:11.22. Wager was second in 2:11.92. Wentzel, last year\u2019s champ and the Division III record-holder, added a bronze in 2:12.04, 1.98 slower than last year\u2019s winning time.<\/p>\n<pre><b>Event 36  Women 200 Yard Breaststroke<\/b>\r\n=========================================================================\r\n  NCAA Record: * 2:10.06  3\/19\/2022 Jordyn Wentzel, St. Kate's\r\n Meet Qualify:   2:19.42\r\n  2022 Winner:   2:10.06            Jordyn Wentzel, St. Kate's\r\n                 2:11.55  A A-cut\r\n                 2:21.44  B B-cut\r\n    Name           Year School            Prelims     Finals       Points \r\n=========================================================================\r\n<b>                       === Championship Final ===                        <\/b>\r\n \r\n  1 Fadely, Jennah   SO Kenyon            2:13.79    2:11.22 A       20  \r\n                 29.32      1:03.13 (33.81)\r\n        1:37.43 (34.30)     2:11.22 (33.79)\r\n  2 Wager, Amanda    JR Williams          2:12.50    2:11.92 B       17  \r\n                 29.82      1:02.90 (33.08)\r\n        1:36.92 (34.02)     2:11.92 (35.00)\r\n  3 Wentzel, Jordyn  5Y St. Kate's        2:13.69    2:12.04 B       16  \r\n                 30.14      1:03.61 (33.47)\r\n        1:37.49 (33.88)     2:12.04 (34.55)\r\n  4 Wishnack, Charl  SO Williams          2:15.51    2:14.55 B       15  \r\n                 30.44      1:04.21 (33.77)\r\n        1:39.20 (34.99)     2:14.55 (35.35)\r\n  5 Gill, Alex       SR Pomona-Pitzer     2:15.73    2:15.34 B       14  \r\n                 30.75      1:04.90 (34.15)\r\n        1:39.70 (34.80)     2:15.34 (35.64)\r\n  6 Thielking, Drue  FR Denison           2:16.12    2:16.50 B       13  \r\n                 30.61      1:05.20 (34.59)\r\n        1:40.58 (35.38)     2:16.50 (35.92)\r\n  7 Wei, Gabriella   SO Kenyon            2:16.70    2:16.54 B       12  \r\n                 30.25      1:04.67 (34.42)\r\n        1:40.16 (35.49)     2:16.54 (36.38)\r\n  8 Burns, Neely     FR Trinity (TX)      2:16.49    2:17.03 B       11  \r\n                 31.03      1:05.29 (34.26)\r\n        1:40.60 (35.31)     2:17.03 (36.43)\r\n<\/pre>\n<h4>Men\u2019s 200 breaststroke<\/h4>\n<p>From 6.5 points up to 61.5 points up, breaststroke would decide a title for Emory. <strong>Jason Hamilton<\/strong> blitzed the field to repeat as champ, the fifth-year winning in 1:53.77. But more important for the Eagles was <strong>Jake Meyer<\/strong> coming in third and <strong>Justin Lum<\/strong> leaping from seventh to fourth in final sin 1:58.03. Coupled with Kenyon managing a solitary B finalist, the Eagles take control of the team standings.<\/p>\n<p>The other medalist was <strong>Jacob Grover<\/strong> of Williams in third.<\/p>\n<pre><b>Event 37  Men 200 Yard Breaststroke<\/b>\r\n=========================================================================\r\n  NCAA Record: * 1:50.80  3\/18\/2017 Andrew Wilson, Emory\r\n Meet Qualify:   2:00.14\r\n  2022 Winner:   1:55.83            Jason Hamilton, Emory\r\n                 1:53.85  A A-cut\r\n                 2:02.30  B B-cut\r\n    Name           Year School            Prelims     Finals       Points \r\n=========================================================================\r\n<b>                       === Championship Final ===                        <\/b>\r\n \r\n  1 Hamilton, Jason  5Y Emory             1:57.38    1:53.77 A       20  \r\n                 25.75        54.76 (29.01)\r\n        1:24.02 (29.26)     1:53.77 (29.75)\r\n  2 Meyer, Jake      JR Emory             1:57.95    1:56.65 B       17  \r\n                 26.00        55.20 (29.20)\r\n        1:25.23 (30.03)     1:56.65 (31.42)\r\n  3 Grover, Jacob    JR Williams          1:58.21    1:57.63 B       16  \r\n                 26.16        56.45 (30.29)\r\n        1:27.06 (30.61)     1:57.63 (30.57)\r\n  4 Lum, Justin      5Y Emory             1:58.22    1:58.03 B       15  \r\n                 26.77        56.37 (29.60)\r\n        1:26.94 (30.57)     1:58.03 (31.09)\r\n  5 Fitzgerald, Ant  JR Wheaton (IL)      1:58.10    1:58.24 B       14  \r\n                 26.66        56.33 (29.67)\r\n        1:27.18 (30.85)     1:58.24 (31.06)\r\n  6 Yu, Larry        JR Pomona-Pitzer     1:58.05    1:58.82 B       13  \r\n                 26.88        56.79 (29.91)\r\n        1:27.59 (30.80)     1:58.82 (31.23)\r\n  7 Kurlich, Richar  5Y Denison           1:57.75    1:59.11 B       12  \r\n                 26.98        57.15 (30.17)\r\n        1:27.82 (30.67)     1:59.11 (31.29)\r\n  8 Karpenko, Andre  JR Swarthmore        1:58.37    2:00.72 B       11  \r\n                 26.60        56.56 (29.96)\r\n        1:28.24 (31.68)     2:00.72 (32.48)<\/pre>\n<h4>Men\u2019s 3-meter diving<\/h4>\n<p>Kenyon fought back a tad with <strong>Israel Zavaleta<\/strong> doubling up on diving titles. He scored 595.15 to sweep for the second straight year. The junior edged out <strong>Lucas Bumgarner<\/strong> by just over four points, but the Emory senior got valuable points for his team. <strong>Kobe Tray<\/strong> of Williams was a distant third in 508.50, with no one else over 500 points.<\/p>\n<pre><b>Event 38  Men 3 mtr Diving<\/b>\r\n=========================================================================\r\n  NCAA Record: * 645.70  2\/12\/2014 Connor Dignan, Denison\r\n  Meet Record: ! 613.90  3\/19\/2014 Connor Dignan, Denison\r\n  2022 Winner:   561.80            Israel Zavaleta, Kenyon\r\n    Name           Year School            Prelims     Finals       Points \r\n=========================================================================\r\n<b>                       === Championship Final ===                        <\/b>\r\n \r\n  1 Zavaleta, Israe  JR Kenyon             571.20     595.15         20  \r\n  2 Bumgarner, Luca  SR Emory              563.00     590.80         17  \r\n  3 Tray, Kobe       SR Williams           500.45     508.05         16  \r\n  4 Balch, Avery     SO 'Southern          503.65     493.25         15  \r\n  5 Kyle, James      5Y Carnegie Mellon    506.35     462.15         14  \r\n  6 Beuerlein, John  SO Rhodes             480.85     454.55         13  \r\n  7 Compton, Conor   FR Alfred State       467.25     453.60         12  \r\n  8 Fishell, Mason   SR Kenyon             473.95     437.95         11<\/pre>\n<h4>Women\u2019s 400 freestyle relay<\/h4>\n<p>A safe finish is all Denison needed, and that\u2019s what they delivered. The team of <strong>Tara Culibrk, Phoebe Ferguson, Esme Wright<\/strong> and <strong>Amber Croonquist<\/strong> finished third in a scintillating finale, two teams rallying past them on the final leg. Winning was Tufts, thanks to <strong>Lily Klinginsmith<\/strong> splitting 49.04 on the anchor to take them from third to first. She joined <strong>Claire Brennan, Katelin Isakoff<\/strong> and <strong>Jillian Cudney<\/strong> on the top step of the podium.<\/p>\n<p>NYU finished second in 3:21.71, .12 up on Denison.<\/p>\n<pre><b>Event 39  Women 400 Yard Freestyle Relay<\/b>\r\n==================================================================================\r\n  NCAA Record: * 3:18.46  3\/24\/2018 , Emory\r\n                          Muir, Cheng, Ong, Taylor\r\n Meet Qualify:   3:28.68\r\n  2022 Winner:   3:20.86\r\n                 3:29.60  B B-cut\r\n    School                        Prelims     Finals       Points \r\n==================================================================================\r\n<b>                            === Championship Final ===                            <\/b>\r\n \r\n  1 Tufts                         3:23.78    3:21.66 B       40  \r\n     1) Brennan, Claire SR            2) Isakoff, Katelin SR          \r\n     3) Cudney, Jillian JR            4) Klinginsmith, Lily FR        \r\n                 24.52        50.94 (50.94)\r\n        1:14.90 (23.96)     1:41.62 (50.68)\r\n        2:05.65 (24.03)     2:32.62 (51.00)\r\n        2:55.93 (23.31)     3:21.66 (49.04)\r\n  2 NYU                           3:24.33    3:21.71 B       34  \r\n     1) McIntyre, Kaley FR            2) Oldham, Isabel SO            \r\n     3) Brosvik, Bella SR             4) Flynn, Jess SR               \r\n                 23.73        49.35 (49.35)\r\n        1:13.17 (23.82)     1:39.81 (50.46)\r\n        2:04.51 (24.70)     2:31.62 (51.81)\r\n        2:55.33 (23.71)     3:21.71 (50.09)\r\n  3 Denison                       3:23.74    3:21.82 B       32  \r\n     1) Culibrk, Tara SR              2) Ferguson, Phoebe FR          \r\n     3) Wright, Esme JR               4) Croonquist, Amber SO         \r\n                 23.90        49.66 (49.66)\r\n        1:13.45 (23.79)     1:40.29 (50.63)\r\n        2:04.28 (23.99)     2:31.03 (50.74)\r\n        2:54.92 (23.89)     3:21.82 (50.79)\r\n  4 Emory                         3:24.85    3:23.06 B       30  \r\n     1) Maki, Caroline SR             2) Kass, Sammi SR               \r\n     3) Borjigin, Moshelle JR         4) Leone, Taylor 5Y             \r\n                 23.93        50.21 (50.21)\r\n        1:14.34 (24.13)     1:41.38 (51.17)\r\n        2:05.94 (24.56)     2:32.89 (51.51)\r\n        2:56.22 (23.33)     3:23.06 (50.17)\r\n  5 Chicago                       3:24.42    3:24.59 B       28  \r\n     1) Xu, Emily FR                  2) Olivo, Annabel FR            \r\n     3) Kolokotsa, Filippa-Leoni SR   4) Zhao, Karen SO               \r\n                 24.84        51.41 (51.41)\r\n        1:15.73 (24.32)     1:42.60 (51.19)\r\n        2:06.83 (24.23)     2:33.80 (51.20)\r\n        2:57.90 (24.10)     3:24.59 (50.79)\r\n  6 Pomona-Pitzer                 3:25.92    3:25.00 B       26  \r\n     1) Gould, Katie JR               2) Turvey, Alex JR              \r\n     3) Kirtland, Haley JR            4) Gill, Alex SR                \r\n                 24.36        51.83 (51.83)\r\n        1:15.41 (23.58)     1:41.64 (49.81)\r\n        2:06.09 (24.45)     2:33.24 (51.60)\r\n        2:57.55 (24.31)     3:25.00 (51.76)\r\n  7 Kenyon                        3:26.12    3:26.29 B       24  \r\n     1) Smith, Olivia SR              2) Geboy, Sydney SO             \r\n     3) Fadely, Jennah SO             4) White, Alexandra SR          \r\n                 24.62        51.30 (51.30)\r\n        1:15.84 (24.54)     1:42.89 (51.59)\r\n        2:08.06 (25.17)     2:35.71 (52.82)\r\n        2:59.72 (24.01)     3:26.29 (50.58)\r\n  8 Williams                      3:25.59    3:26.41 B       22  \r\n     1) Verkleeren, Sophia SO         2) Kilcoyne, Samantha JR        \r\n     3) Panitz, Georgia SR            4) Schulman, Emma SO            \r\n                 24.87        51.46 (51.46)\r\n        1:15.71 (24.25)     1:42.66 (51.20)\r\n        2:07.01 (24.35)     2:34.33 (51.67)\r\n        2:59.25 (24.92)     3:26.41 (52.08)<\/pre>\n<h4>Men\u2019s 400 freestyle relay<\/h4>\n<p>Kenyon took care of business in the final relay, but it was too little too late. The gold medal is fine consolation, though, <strong>Marko Krtinic, Daniel Brooks, Cherantha de Silva<\/strong> and <strong>Djordje Dragojlovic<\/strong> winning in 2:54.39, within a second of the record that has stood since 2012.<\/p>\n<p>The University of Chicago finished second, already guaranteed to finish third in the team standings, and Emory glided home third in 2:56.87 to seal the national title.<\/p>\n<pre><b>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 Meet Qualify:   3:00.61\r\n  2022 Winner:   2:54.38            , MIT\r\n                 3:02.40  B B-cut\r\n    School                        Prelims     Finals       Points \r\n==================================================================================\r\n<b>                            === Championship Final ===                            <\/b>\r\n \r\n  1 Kenyon                        2:55.74    2:54.34 B       40  \r\n     1) Krtinic, Marko JR             2) Brooks, Daniel JR            \r\n     3) De Silva, Cherantha SR        4) Dragojlovic, Djordje FR      \r\n                 21.00        44.12 (44.12)\r\n        1:04.72 (20.60)     1:28.13 (44.01)\r\n        1:48.38 (20.25)     2:11.72 (43.59)\r\n        2:31.73 (20.01)     2:54.34 (42.62)\r\n  2 Chicago                       2:57.05    2:55.79 B       34  \r\n     1) Clasen, Garrett JR            2) Vernhes, Sebastien SO        \r\n     3) Garcia, Kyle JR               4) Kiselnikov, Arthur SR        \r\n                 20.99        44.30 (44.30)\r\n        1:04.76 (20.46)     1:28.36 (44.06)\r\n        1:49.40 (21.04)     2:12.29 (43.93)\r\n        2:32.84 (20.55)     2:55.79 (43.50)\r\n  3 Emory                         2:56.76    2:56.87 B       32  \r\n     1) Goudie, Nick JR               2) Pema, Pat SR                 \r\n     3) Bjornstad, Caden FR           4) Lafave, Colin SR             \r\n                 20.87        43.75 (43.75)\r\n        1:04.58 (20.83)     1:27.91 (44.16)\r\n        1:48.88 (20.97)     2:12.67 (44.76)\r\n        2:33.20 (20.53)     2:56.87 (44.20)\r\n  4 Tufts                         3:00.50    2:58.77 B       30  \r\n     1) Labarge, Peter SR             2) Adams, Emmett SO             \r\n     3) Stearns, Will JR              4) Sikka, Armaan FR             \r\n                 21.10        44.47 (44.47)\r\n        1:05.45 (20.98)     1:29.76 (45.29)\r\n        1:50.66 (20.90)     2:14.60 (44.84)\r\n        2:35.49 (20.89)     2:58.77 (44.17)\r\n  5 Calvin                        2:58.46    2:58.97 B       28  \r\n     1) Heeres, Jacob SR              2) Holstege, Noah 5Y            \r\n     3) Platt, Charles FR             4) Miner, Bryce 5Y              \r\n                 21.11        44.33 (44.33)\r\n        1:05.43 (21.10)     1:28.87 (44.54)\r\n        1:50.34 (21.47)     2:14.24 (45.37)\r\n        2:35.18 (20.94)     2:58.97 (44.73)\r\n  6 Carnegie Mellon               3:00.10    2:59.37 B       26  \r\n     1) Nagler, Matt SR               2) Feldmann, Erik SR            \r\n     3) Deshpande, Arnav FR           4) Tarczynski, Aleksander SR    \r\n                 21.89        45.78 (45.78)\r\n        1:06.50 (20.72)     1:30.42 (44.64)\r\n        1:51.05 (20.63)     2:14.52 (44.10)\r\n        2:36.32 (21.80)     2:59.37 (44.85)\r\n  7 Pomona-Pitzer                 3:00.05    2:59.69 B       24  \r\n     1) Clement, Adrian FR            2) Hwang, Ted JR                \r\n     3) Curwen, Tag JR                4) Yu, Larry JR                 \r\n                 21.64        45.28 (45.28)\r\n        1:06.50 (21.22)     1:30.37 (45.09)\r\n        1:51.50 (21.13)     2:15.58 (45.21)\r\n        2:36.40 (20.82)     2:59.69 (44.11)\r\n  8 TCNJ                          3:00.29    3:01.24 B       22  \r\n     1) Kahler, Dixon SR              2) Watts, Matt SR               \r\n     3) Park, Richard FR              4) McChesney, James JR          \r\n                 22.17        46.25 (46.25)\r\n        1:07.73 (21.48)     1:32.14 (45.89)\r\n        1:53.66 (21.52)     2:18.11 (45.97)\r\n        2:38.48 (20.37)     3:01.24 (43.13)<\/pre>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"<p>NCAA Division III Championships, Night 4: Denison Claim Women&#8217;s Title; 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