{"id":581500,"date":"2024-03-21T17:00:48","date_gmt":"2024-03-22T00:00:48","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.swimmingworldmagazine.com\/news\/?p=581500"},"modified":"2024-03-21T19:44:21","modified_gmt":"2024-03-22T02:44:21","slug":"ncaa-division-iii-championships-night-2-james-mcchesney-repeats-as-200-free-champion","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.swimmingworldmagazine.com\/news\/ncaa-division-iii-championships-night-2-james-mcchesney-repeats-as-200-free-champion\/","title":{"rendered":"NCAA Division III Championships, Night 2: James McChesney Repeats as 200 Free Champion"},"content":{"rendered":"<p><strong>NCAA Division III Championships, Night 2: James McChesney Repeats as 200 Free Champion<\/strong><\/p>\n<p>Before <strong>James McChesney,<\/strong> The College of New Jersey had two NCAA champions. Now McChesney has two of his own.<\/p>\n<p>McChesney won the men\u2019s 200 freestyle at the NCAA Division III Championships on Friday night, his time of 1:34.94 just two tenths off his national record from last year.<\/p>\n<p>All the action from the second night of finals:<\/p>\n<ul>\n<li><a href=\"http:\/\/meetresults.greensboroaquaticcenter.com\/2024NCAA\/\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noopener\">Live Results<\/a><\/li>\n<li><a href=\"https:\/\/www.swimmingworldmagazine.com\/results\/2024-ncaa-division-iii-psych-sheets-and-invite-list\/ncaa-college\/2024\/February\/29?rtn=%2Fresults%2Fall\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noopener\">Psych Sheets<\/a><\/li>\n<li><a href=\"https:\/\/www.swimmingworldmagazine.com\/news\/ncaa-division-iii-championships-preview-denison-women-emory-men-seeking-to-stay-on-top\/\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noopener\">Meet Preview<\/a><\/li>\n<li><a href=\"https:\/\/www.swimmingworldmagazine.com\/news\/ncaa-division-iii-championships-day-1-prelims-garrett-clasen-derek-maas-set-for-im-showdown\/\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noopener\">Day 1 Prelims Recap<\/a><\/li>\n<li><a href=\"https:\/\/www.swimmingworldmagazine.com\/news\/ncaa-division-iii-championships-night-1-kaley-mcintyre-derek-maas-set-ncaa-records\/\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noopener\">Night 1 Finals Recap<\/a><\/li>\n<li><a href=\"https:\/\/www.swimmingworldmagazine.com\/news\/ncaa-division-iii-championships-day-2-jesse-ssengonzi-looking-for-100-fly-redemption\/\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noopener\">Day 2 Prelims Recap<\/a><\/li>\n<li><a href=\"https:\/\/www.ncaa.com\/news\/swimming-men\/article\/2024-02-21\/2024-ncaa-diii-swimming-and-diving-championships-schedule-results-selections\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noopener\">NCAA Division III Championships Hub<\/a><\/li>\n<li><a href=\"https:\/\/www.swimmingworldmagazine.com\/meet\/ncaa-division-iii-coverage\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noopener\">Division III News Home<\/a><\/li>\n<\/ul>\n<h4>Men\u2019s team scores<\/h4>\n<pre>Men - Team Rankings - Through Event 19                      \r\n  1. Emory                             214   2. Kenyon                            177\r\n  3. Chicago                           167   4. Nyu                               164\r\n  5. Williams                        154.5   6. Calvin                            108\r\n  7. Tufts                            92.5   8. Carnegie Mellon                    89\r\n  9. C-M-S                              86  10. Mit                                84\r\n 11. Tcnj                               81  12. Denison                            78\r\n 13. Wash U. MO                         51  14. Johns Hopkins                      44\r\n 15. Suny Geneseo                       37  16. Conn College                       35\r\n 17. Pomona-Pitzer                      34  18. Coast Guard                        33\r\n 19. Hamilton                           30  20. Birmingham Southern                29\r\n 21. Hope College                       24  22. Colby                              21\r\n 22. Rit                                21  24. Washington &amp; Lee                   18\r\n 25. Brandeis                           17  25. Trinity U.                         17\r\n 27. Centre                             15  28. St. Mary's MD                      14\r\n 28. Alfred State                       14  30. Rhodes                             12\r\n 30. Case Western                       12  32. Bates                              11\r\n 33. Bowdoin                             6  34. Franklin &amp; Marshall                 4\r\n 35. Chapman                             3  36. Whitworth                           2\r\n 36. Usmma                               2  38. Rose-Hulman                         1<\/pre>\n<h4>Women\u2019s team scores<\/h4>\n<pre>Women - Team Rankings - Through Event 20                     \r\n  1. Denison                           244   2. Kenyon                            212\r\n  3. Nyu                               195   4. Williams                          189\r\n  5. Mit                               163   6. Pomona-Pitzer                     140\r\n  7. Emory                             121   8. Chicago                           110\r\n  9. Swarthmore                         82  10. Tufts                            64.5\r\n 11. Trinity U.                         59  12. Hope College                       51\r\n 13. Calvin                             40  14. Johns Hopkins                      36\r\n 14. Case Western                       36  16. Amherst                            30\r\n 17. Suny Geneseo                     27.5  18. Ithaca                             27\r\n 19. Bates                              24  20. C-M-S                              20\r\n 21. Nazareth                           16  21. Albion                             16\r\n 23. Austin College                     15  23. Wash U. MO                         15\r\n 25. Mary Washington                    12  25. Middlebury                         12\r\n 25. Bowdoin                            12  25. Rhodes                             12\r\n 29. Springfield                        10  29. Gettysburg                         10\r\n 31. Rit                                 9  32. Luther                              5<\/pre>\n<h4>Men\u2019s 200 freestyle relay<\/h4>\n<p>Kenyon won the 200 free relay for the second straight year, <strong>Djordje Dragojlovic, Daniel Brooks, Marko Krtinic<\/strong> and <strong>Aleksa Dobric<\/strong> clocking in at 1:19.19 to win by nearly three tenths. NYU was second in 1:19.48. Emory went 1:19.52 for bronze. Chicago, Carnegie Mellon and MIT also broke 1:20.<\/p>\n<p>Dragojlovic was just .01 behind MIT\u2019s <strong>Tobe Obochi<\/strong> off the front. <strong>Derek Maas<\/strong> had the fastest split of the meet in 19.02 for NYU, bring them from sixth to second.<\/p>\n<pre><b>Event 10  Men 200 Yard Freestyle Relay<\/b>\r\n==================================================================================\r\n         1:21.98  B B-cut\r\n    School                        Prelims     Finals       Points \r\n==================================================================================\r\n<b>                            === Championship Final ===                            <\/b>\r\n \r\n  1 Kenyon                        1:20.30    1:19.19 B       40  \r\n     1) Dragojlovic, Djordje SO       2) Brooks, Daniel SR            \r\n     3) Krtinic, Marko SR             4) Dobric, Aleksa JR            \r\n                 19.82        39.60 (19.78)\r\n          59.58 (19.98)     1:19.19 (19.61)\r\n  2 NYU                           1:19.88    1:19.48 B       34  \r\n     1) Watanakun, Ajay JR            2) Wehbe, Greg FR               \r\n     3) Ralston, Emmett FR            4) Maas, Derek 5Y               \r\n                 20.18        40.12 (19.94)\r\n        1:00.46 (20.34)     1:19.48 (19.02)\r\n  3 Emory                         1:19.71    1:19.52 B       32  \r\n     1) Yin, Dylan JR                 2) Goudie, Nick SR              \r\n     3) Meyer, Jake SR                4) Bjornstad, Caden SO          \r\n                 20.33        39.88 (19.55)\r\n          59.74 (19.86)     1:19.52 (19.78)\r\n  4 Chicago                       1:20.08    1:19.54 B       30  \r\n     1) Tang, Jonathan JR             2) Starbuck, Jason SR           \r\n     3) Benderskii, Igor FR           4) Vernhes, Sebastien JR        \r\n                 20.38        40.13 (19.75)\r\n        1:00.02 (19.89)     1:19.54 (19.52)\r\n  5 Carnegie Mellon               1:20.21    1:19.72 B       28  \r\n     1) Tarczynski, Aleksander 5Y     2) Morford, Brayden FR          \r\n     3) Lloyd, David SO               4) Deshpande, Arnav SO          \r\n                 20.40        40.32 (19.92)\r\n        1:00.28 (19.96)     1:19.72 (19.44)\r\n  6 MIT                           1:19.95    1:19.82 B       26  \r\n     1) Obochi, Tobe SR               2) Luo, Jaden SR                \r\n     3) Jiang, Eugene SO              4) Roberts, Bryce FR            \r\n                 19.81        40.10 (20.29)\r\n        1:00.02 (19.92)     1:19.82 (19.80)\r\n  7 Calvin                        1:20.61    1:20.48 B       24  \r\n     1) Bajwa, David JR               2) Peterson, Forrest SR         \r\n     3) Platt, Charles SO             4) Campbell, Corey SR           \r\n                 20.38        40.55 (20.17)\r\n        1:00.38 (19.83)     1:20.48 (20.10)\r\n  8 Williams                      1:21.09    1:20.54 B       22  \r\n     1) Schalet, Oliver JR            2) Nichol, Ev SR                \r\n     3) Randall, Theo FR              4) Heritage, Barrett JR         \r\n                 20.61        40.52 (19.91)\r\n        1:00.52 (20.00)     1:20.54 (20.02)<\/pre>\n<h4>Women\u2019s 200 freestyle Relay<\/h4>\n<p>Pomona-Pitzer won in dominant fashion. <strong>Sabrina Wang, Alex Turvey, Francesca Coppo<\/strong> and <strong>Valerie Mello<\/strong> comprised the quartet. Turvey went 22.50 on the second leg, which was impressive until Mello brought them home in 22.45. They were more than a second clear of the field. They had been quickest in prelims and tied for fourth last year. Turvey and Mello had the two fastest splits of the A final.<\/p>\n<p>Denison finished second in 1:32.60, with Swarthmore jumping up to third in 1:32.99. Williams was fourth and Emory, the reigning champ, was fifth. <strong>Kaley McIntyre<\/strong> had the fastest leadoff leg in 22.81, but NYU faded to seventh.<\/p>\n<pre><b>Event 11  Women 200 Yard Freestyle Relay<\/b>\r\n==================================================================================\r\n         1:35.37  B B-cut\r\n    School                        Prelims     Finals       Points \r\n==================================================================================\r\n<b>                            === Championship Final ===                            <\/b>\r\n \r\n  1 Pomona-Pitzer                 1:32.25    1:31.54 B       40  \r\n     1) Wang, Sabrina SO              2) Turvey, Alex SR              \r\n     3) Coppo, Francesca FR           4) Mello, Valerie JR            \r\n                 23.60        46.10 (22.50)\r\n        1:09.09 (22.99)     1:31.54 (22.45)\r\n  2 Denison                       1:32.90    1:32.60 B       34  \r\n     1) Kadlecik, Grace JR            2) Palmroos, Maja JR            \r\n     3) Ferguson, Phoebe SO           4) Croonquist, Amber JR         \r\n                 23.09        46.33 (23.24)\r\n        1:09.59 (23.26)     1:32.60 (23.01)\r\n  3 Swarthmore                    1:33.30    1:32.99 B       32  \r\n     1) Collins, Genine FR            2) Tambling, Ainsley SO         \r\n     3) Rotival, Sophie JR            4) Anthony, Elle SO             \r\n                 23.21        46.94 (23.73)\r\n        1:10.22 (23.28)     1:32.99 (22.77)\r\n  4 Williams                      1:33.19    1:33.06 B       30  \r\n     1) Vujovic, Zora JR              2) Kilcoyne, Samantha SR        \r\n     3) Yang, Irene SO                4) Dimter, Emma FR              \r\n                 24.02        47.01 (22.99)\r\n        1:10.17 (23.16)     1:33.06 (22.89)\r\n  5 Emory                         1:33.62    1:33.54 B       28  \r\n     1) Sanderson, Jane SO            2) Jungers, Megan SR            \r\n     3) Huang, Izzy SO                4) Celtnieks, Penny SO          \r\n                 23.79        46.93 (23.14)\r\n        1:10.09 (23.16)     1:33.54 (23.45)\r\n  6 MIT                           1:33.46    1:33.56 B       26  \r\n     1) Simons, Kailey FR             2) Naveen, Annika SO            \r\n     3) Wen, Melody SR                4) Roberson, Ella FR            \r\n                 24.07        47.46 (23.39)\r\n        1:10.92 (23.46)     1:33.56 (22.64)\r\n  7 NYU                           1:33.59    1:33.70 B       24  \r\n     1) McIntyre, Kaley SO            2) Xayaveth, Hope FR            \r\n     3) Le Fauve, Jolie SR            4) Oldham, Isabel JR            \r\n                 22.81        46.58 (23.77)\r\n        1:10.36 (23.78)     1:33.70 (23.34)\r\n  8 Case Western                  1:33.86    1:34.08 B       22  \r\n     1) Kozma, Claire SO              2) Dixon, Eliza SO              \r\n     3) Vann, Kelly JR                4) Chambers, Gaby JR            \r\n                 23.70        47.19 (23.49)\r\n        1:10.60 (23.41)     1:34.08 (23.48)<\/pre>\n<h4>Men\u2019s 400 individual medley<\/h4>\n<p><strong>Benjamin Thorsen<\/strong> is the new 400 IM champ, and it was a classic.<\/p>\n<p>Thorsen went 3:51.48 to win the race, holding off a late charge from runner-up <strong>Ryan Higgins<\/strong> of TCNJ. The Emory junior got his hand to the wall .04 seconds ahead of Higgins. Higgins had led by 15 at 300 yards, but a 27.40 from Thorsen on his seventh 50 took nearly eight tenths out of Higgins, and he clawed back .59 of that in the final 50.<\/p>\n<p>Kenyon\u2019s <strong>Ethan Manske<\/strong> was third in 3:52.04, nearly finding his way into the leading pack. He finished fifth last year. Coast Guard Academy\u2019s <strong>Sean Lyman<\/strong> was fourth in 3:53.34, up from 24th last year. Washington University\u2019s <strong>Daniel Sibley,<\/strong> last year\u2019s silver medalist, dropped to eighth.<\/p>\n<p>Brother <strong>Harrison Thorsen<\/strong> won the B final in 3:53.85.<\/p>\n<pre><b>Event 12  Men 400 Yard IM<\/b>\r\n=========================================================================\r\n         3:47.19  A A-cut\r\n         3:59.21  B B-cut\r\n    Name           Year School            Prelims     Finals       Points \r\n=========================================================================\r\n<b>                       === Championship Final ===                        <\/b>\r\n \r\n  1 Thorsen, Benjam  JR Emory             3:53.08    3:51.84 B       20  \r\n                 23.86        51.80 (27.94)\r\n        1:21.92 (30.12)     1:51.23 (29.31)\r\n        2:24.44 (33.21)     2:57.81 (33.37)\r\n        3:25.21 (27.40)     3:51.84 (26.63)\r\n  2 Higgins, Ryan    JR TCNJ              3:52.42    3:51.88 B       17  \r\n                 24.41        52.96 (28.55)\r\n        1:23.19 (30.23)     1:51.97 (28.78)\r\n        2:24.48 (32.51)     2:57.66 (33.18)\r\n        3:25.84 (28.18)     3:51.88 (26.04)\r\n  3 Manske, Ethan    SO Kenyon            3:53.69    3:52.04 B       16  \r\n                 24.28        51.99 (27.71)\r\n        1:21.49 (29.50)     1:50.87 (29.38)\r\n        2:24.80 (33.93)     2:59.26 (34.46)\r\n        3:26.00 (26.74)     3:52.04 (26.04)\r\n  4 Lyman, Sean      JR Coast Guard       3:52.57    3:53.34 B       15  \r\n                 23.75        52.09 (28.34)\r\n        1:22.17 (30.08)     1:51.59 (29.42)\r\n        2:24.61 (33.02)     2:58.03 (33.42)\r\n        3:26.55 (28.52)     3:53.34 (26.79)\r\n  5 Hargrove, Noah   SR Kenyon            3:54.51    3:53.49 B       14  \r\n                 24.78        52.82 (28.04)\r\n        1:23.75 (30.93)     1:54.35 (30.60)\r\n        2:27.31 (32.96)     3:00.54 (33.23)\r\n        3:27.90 (27.36)     3:53.49 (25.59)\r\n  6 Derani, Victor   FR NYU               3:54.45    3:55.05 B       13  \r\n                 24.94        53.35 (28.41)\r\n        1:25.45 (32.10)     1:55.87 (30.42)\r\n        2:27.91 (32.04)     3:00.07 (32.16)\r\n        3:28.76 (28.69)     3:55.05 (26.29)\r\n  7 Meng, Peter      JR Case Western      3:53.35    3:55.25 B       12  \r\n                 24.48        52.93 (28.45)\r\n        1:22.64 (29.71)     1:52.31 (29.67)\r\n        2:25.27 (32.96)     2:59.21 (33.94)\r\n        3:27.56 (28.35)     3:55.25 (27.69)\r\n  8 Sibley, Daniel   JR Wash U. MO        3:54.20    3:57.43 B       11  \r\n                 24.40        52.04 (27.64)\r\n        1:21.92 (29.88)     1:51.89 (29.97)\r\n        2:26.73 (34.84)     3:02.74 (36.01)\r\n        3:31.06 (28.32)     3:57.43 (26.37)<\/pre>\n<h4>Women\u2019s 400 individual medley<\/h4>\n<p><strong>Neely Burns<\/strong> routed the field in the final, the Trinity sophomore\u2019s time of 4:15.67 earning her the win by nearly four seconds and bumping her up from last year\u2019s silver medal.<\/p>\n<p>Kenyon junior <strong>Jordan Herera<\/strong> secured silver in 4:19.53, with <strong>Tara Witkowski<\/strong> of Denison in third. <strong>Gabriella Wei<\/strong> was fourth for Kenyon in 4:22.04, her third straight top-eight finish at NCAAs. <strong>Quinn Weygandt<\/strong> of Swarthmore was third in 4:22.60.<\/p>\n<pre><b>Event 13  Women 400 Yard IM<\/b>\r\n=========================================================================\r\n         4:13.77  A A-cut\r\n         4:29.67  B B-cut\r\n    Name           Year School            Prelims     Finals       Points \r\n=========================================================================\r\n<b>                       === Championship Final ===                        <\/b>\r\n \r\n  1 Burns, Neely     SO Trinity U.        4:21.51    4:15.67 B       20  \r\n                 28.14      1:00.11 (31.97)\r\n        1:33.11 (33.00)     2:05.69 (32.58)\r\n        2:40.34 (34.65)     3:15.77 (35.43)\r\n        3:45.95 (30.18)     4:15.67 (29.72)\r\n  2 Herrera, Jordan  JR Kenyon            4:22.39    4:19.53 B       17  \r\n                 27.54        59.33 (31.79)\r\n        1:32.39 (33.06)     2:05.47 (33.08)\r\n        2:42.05 (36.58)     3:19.37 (37.32)\r\n        3:49.87 (30.50)     4:19.53 (29.66)\r\n  3 Witkowski, Tara  SR Denison           4:23.67    4:21.16 B       16  \r\n                 28.39      1:00.15 (31.76)\r\n        1:34.82 (34.67)     2:08.49 (33.67)\r\n        2:45.65 (37.16)     3:22.96 (37.31)\r\n        3:52.47 (29.51)     4:21.16 (28.69)\r\n  4 Wei, Gabriella   JR Kenyon            4:24.40    4:22.04 B       15  \r\n                 28.09      1:00.20 (32.11)\r\n        1:35.14 (34.94)     2:09.70 (34.56)\r\n        2:45.48 (35.78)     3:21.59 (36.11)\r\n        3:52.32 (30.73)     4:22.04 (29.72)\r\n  5 Weygandt, Quinn  SO Swarthmore        4:22.45    4:22.60 B       14  \r\n                 27.18        58.85 (31.67)\r\n        1:32.48 (33.63)     2:05.94 (33.46)\r\n        2:44.40 (38.46)     3:23.62 (39.22)\r\n        3:53.78 (30.16)     4:22.60 (28.82)\r\n  6 Lynch, Calista   FR NYU               4:22.97    4:23.57 B       13  \r\n                 28.13      1:00.44 (32.31)\r\n        1:33.44 (33.00)     2:05.40 (31.96)\r\n        2:43.37 (37.97)     3:21.29 (37.92)\r\n        3:52.92 (31.63)     4:23.57 (30.65)\r\n  7 Wright, Esme     SR Denison           4:23.04    4:23.75 B       12  \r\n                 27.90      1:00.72 (32.82)\r\n        1:36.11 (35.39)     2:10.74 (34.63)\r\n        2:47.34 (36.60)     3:24.43 (37.09)\r\n        3:54.34 (29.91)     4:23.75 (29.41)\r\n  8 McCallie, Sydne  SR Kenyon            4:24.36    4:24.21 B       11  \r\n                 28.84      1:02.22 (33.38)\r\n        1:36.97 (34.75)     2:10.99 (34.02)\r\n        2:47.40 (36.41)     3:24.44 (37.04)\r\n        3:54.92 (30.48)     4:24.21 (29.29)<\/pre>\n<h4>Men\u2019s 100 butterfly<\/h4>\n<p>There\u2019s good news and bad news for the University of Chicago. The good news is that <strong>Jesse Ssengonzi<\/strong> reclaimed his 100 fly title with an NCAA record of 46.28. The bad news is that the second seed from prelims, <strong>Cooper Costello,<\/strong> was disqualified for a false start.<\/p>\n<p>Ssengonzi got the job done, though, finally taking down the NCAA record of 46.46 set by <strong>David Fitch<\/strong> in 2021. Ssengonzi needed all of it to hold off <strong>Julien Camy,<\/strong> the Calvin fifth-year who won silver in 46.44. <strong>Frank Applebaum<\/strong> of CMS was third, and <strong>Garrett Clasen<\/strong> got Chicago another top finish in fourth in 47.24.<\/p>\n<pre><b>Event 14  Men 100 Yard Butterfly<\/b>\r\n=========================================================================\r\n           46.73  A A-cut\r\n           48.76  B B-cut\r\n    Name           Year School            Prelims     Finals       Points \r\n=========================================================================\r\n<b>                       === Championship Final ===                        <\/b>\r\n \r\n  1 Ssengonzi, Jess  SR Chicago             46.56      46.28 A       20  \r\n                 21.60        46.28 (24.68)\r\n  2 Camy, Julien     5Y Calvin              47.35      46.44 A       17  \r\n                 21.67        46.44 (24.77)\r\n  3 Applebaum, Fran  SR C-M-S               47.64      47.13 B       16  \r\n                 22.13        47.13 (25.00)\r\n  4 Clasen, Garrett  SR Chicago             47.77      47.24 B       15  \r\n                 21.86        47.24 (25.38)\r\n  5 Soh, Ryan        SR Emory               47.74      47.64 B       14  \r\n                 22.05        47.64 (25.59)\r\n  6 Clapp, Avery     SO Johns Hopkins       47.27      47.72 B       13  \r\n                 22.21        47.72 (25.51)\r\n  7 Kohl, Michael    SR Trinity U.          47.80      47.84 B       12  \r\n                 21.98        47.84 (25.86)\r\n -- Costello, Coope  FR Chicago             47.20   DQ 47.59        \r\n      False start\r\n                 21.87     DQ 47.59 (25.72)<\/pre>\n<h4>Women\u2019s 100 butterfly<\/h4>\n<p><strong>Samantha Kilcoyne<\/strong> pulled a bit of an upset, the Williams senior winning in 53.47. It was quicker by a tenth than the time posted by <strong>Alex Turvey<\/strong> in prelims, and the Pomona-Pitzer senior was .05 slower in 53.62.<\/p>\n<p><strong>Emma Pritchett<\/strong> of Denison is the bronze medalist for a second straight year, having gone 54.73. She edged <strong>Emma Schulman<\/strong> of Williams by .03. Calvin\u2019s <strong>Maggie Farrell<\/strong> was fifth.<\/p>\n<pre><b>Event 15  Women 100 Yard Butterfly<\/b>\r\n=========================================================================\r\n           52.92  A A-cut\r\n           56.06  B B-cut\r\n    Name           Year School            Prelims     Finals       Points \r\n=========================================================================\r\n<b>                       === Championship Final ===                        <\/b>\r\n \r\n  1 Kilcoyne, Saman  SR Williams            54.31      53.47 B       20  \r\n                 25.49        53.47 (27.98)\r\n  2 Turvey, Alex     SR Pomona-Pitzer       53.57      53.62 B       17  \r\n                 24.95        53.62 (28.67)\r\n  3 Pritchett, Emma  JR Denison             54.96      54.73 B       16  \r\n                 25.53        54.73 (29.20)\r\n  4 Schulman, Emma   JR Williams            55.08      54.76 B       15  \r\n                 25.73        54.76 (29.03)\r\n  5 Farrell, Maggie  SR Calvin              54.86      55.07 B       14  \r\n                 25.36        55.07 (29.71)\r\n  6 Kelly, Alesha    SR Chicago             55.27      55.14 B       13  \r\n                 26.04        55.14 (29.10)\r\n  7 Hale, Alise      JR SUNY Geneseo        55.31      55.23 B       12  \r\n                 25.76        55.23 (29.47)\r\n  8 Xayaveth, Hope   FR NYU                 55.10      55.39 B       11  \r\n                 25.83        55.39 (29.56)<\/pre>\n<h4>Men\u2019s 200 freestyle<\/h4>\n<p><strong>James McChesney<\/strong> was head and shoulders above the field. He was nearly 1.5 seconds ahead of them, going 1:34.95. He was 1:34.74 to win a year earlier.<\/p>\n<p>Second was Hamilton freshman <strong>Nathaniel Taft,<\/strong> leaping up four spots from prelims to 1:36.43. <strong>Colin Twiss<\/strong> of the Coast Guard Academy was third, ahead of <strong>Justin Finkel<\/strong> of Connecticut College. <strong>Oliver Schalet<\/strong> improved from eighth last year to fifth.<\/p>\n<pre><b> Event 16  Men 200 Yard Freestyle<\/b>\r\n=========================================================================\r\n         1:36.16  A A-cut\r\n         1:39.71  B B-cut\r\n    Name           Year School            Prelims     Finals       Points \r\n=========================================================================\r\n<b>                       === Championship Final ===                        <\/b>\r\n \r\n  1 McChesney, Jame  SR TCNJ              1:36.44    1:34.95 A       20  \r\n                 22.11        46.32 (24.21)\r\n        1:10.75 (24.43)     1:34.95 (24.20)\r\n  2 Taft, Nathaniel  FR Hamilton          1:37.69    1:36.43 B       17  \r\n                 21.75        45.75 (24.00)\r\n        1:10.90 (25.15)     1:36.43 (25.53)\r\n  3 Twiss, Colin     JR Coast Guard       1:37.00    1:36.90 B       16  \r\n                 22.23        46.75 (24.52)\r\n        1:11.79 (25.04)     1:36.90 (25.11)\r\n  4 Finkel, Justin   JR Conn College      1:37.78    1:37.29 B       15  \r\n                 22.08        46.86 (24.78)\r\n        1:12.34 (25.48)     1:37.29 (24.95)\r\n  5 Schalet, Oliver  JR Williams          1:37.54    1:37.46 B       14  \r\n                 22.79        47.32 (24.53)\r\n        1:12.50 (25.18)     1:37.46 (24.96)\r\n  6 Jobe, Dalton     SO W&amp;L               1:37.23    1:37.87 B       13  \r\n                 22.98        47.80 (24.82)\r\n        1:13.19 (25.39)     1:37.87 (24.68)\r\n  7 Curwen, Tag      SR Pomona-Pitzer     1:37.54    1:38.27 B       12  \r\n                 22.80        48.00 (25.20)\r\n        1:13.15 (25.15)     1:38.27 (25.12)\r\n  8 Atherton, Alexa  JR Williams          1:37.81    1:40.61         11  \r\n                 22.57        48.01 (25.44)\r\n        1:14.31 (26.30)     1:40.61 (26.30)<\/pre>\n<h4>Women\u2019s 200 freestyle<\/h4>\n<p><strong>Kaley McIntyre<\/strong> is still winning, and she\u2019s getting faster. The NYU sophomore bested the field with a time of 1:46.05, nearly three second better than the chasers. She had won the event last year in 1:47.44.<\/p>\n<p>Even that was well ahead of the field today. <strong>Emily Harris<\/strong> of Denison mopped up silver in 1:48.97. Emory\u2019s <strong>Penelope Helm<\/strong> got bronze in 1:49.35. <strong>Bengisu Caymaz,<\/strong> the winner of the 500 free, finished fourth in 1:49.97.<\/p>\n<pre><b>Event 17  Women 200 Yard Freestyle<\/b>\r\n=========================================================================\r\n         1:47.13  A A-cut\r\n         1:52.15  B B-cut\r\n    Name           Year School            Prelims     Finals       Points \r\n=========================================================================\r\n<b>                       === Championship Final ===                        <\/b>\r\n \r\n  1 McIntyre, Kaley  SO NYU               1:47.34    1:46.05 A       20  \r\n                 24.58        51.82 (27.24)\r\n        1:18.73 (26.91)     1:46.05 (27.32)\r\n  2 Harris, Emily    SO Denison           1:48.67    1:48.97 B       17  \r\n                 25.64        53.62 (27.98)\r\n        1:21.18 (27.56)     1:48.97 (27.79)\r\n  3 Helm, Penelope   SR Emory             1:49.78    1:49.35 B       16  \r\n                 25.78        53.65 (27.87)\r\n        1:21.38 (27.73)     1:49.35 (27.97)\r\n  4 Caymaz, Bengisu  FR Kenyon            1:50.64    1:49.97 B       15  \r\n                 25.83        53.46 (27.63)\r\n        1:21.79 (28.33)     1:49.97 (28.18)\r\n  5 Roberson, Ella   FR MIT               1:49.96    1:50.27 B       14  \r\n                 25.51        53.69 (28.18)\r\n        1:22.14 (28.45)     1:50.27 (28.13)\r\n  6 Wenger, Grace    SR Bates             1:50.54    1:50.59 B       13  \r\n                 26.48        54.56 (28.08)\r\n        1:22.37 (27.81)     1:50.59 (28.22)\r\n  7 Ranile, Nicole   SO NYU               1:50.51    1:51.39 B       12  \r\n                 25.71        54.11 (28.40)\r\n        1:22.73 (28.62)     1:51.39 (28.66)\r\n  8 Tuinman, Julia   FR Johns Hopkins     1:50.76    1:51.66 B       11  \r\n                 26.21        54.40 (28.19)\r\n        1:23.07 (28.67)     1:51.66 (28.59)<\/pre>\n<h4>Women\u2019s 1-meter diving<\/h4>\n<p>After two medalists last year, Ithaca gets gold this year via junior<strong> Kailee<\/strong> Payne, who scored 515.15 points to win. She was tops all the way through prelims.<\/p>\n<p>The runner-up was <strong>Veronica Fong<\/strong> of the University of Chicago with 452.70 points. She just edged out Nazareth\u2019s <strong>Alex Rizzo<\/strong> by .25 points. Chicago finished fourth and fifth via <strong>Lilia Atanda<\/strong> and <strong>Cynthia Tang<\/strong>. Last year&#8217;s champ <strong>Sydney Bluestein<\/strong> of Amherst was eighth.<\/p>\n<pre><b>Event 18  Women 1 mtr Diving<\/b>\r\n=========================================================================\r\n    Name           Year School            Prelims     Finals       Points \r\n=========================================================================\r\n<b>                       === Championship Final ===                        <\/b>\r\n \r\n  1 Payne, Kailee    JR Ithaca             468.45     515.15         20  \r\n  2 Fong, Veronica   SO Chicago            428.35     452.70         17  \r\n  3 Rizzo, Alexa     SR Nazareth           416.35     452.45         16  \r\n  4 Atanda, Lilia    FR Chicago            446.30     447.25         15  \r\n  5 Tang, Cynthia    JR Chicago            426.80     440.85         14  \r\n  6 Beratahani, Fio  FR MIT                422.40     439.05         13  \r\n  7 Wilkov, Abigail  JR Case Western       448.05     435.05         12  \r\n  8 Bluestein, Sydn  JR Amherst            431.15     433.60         11<\/pre>\n<h4>Men\u2019s 400 medley relay<\/h4>\n<p>Kenyon capped the day by not just repeating as champion but torching the NCAA record in the process. <strong>Yurii Kosian, Aleksa Dobric, Marko Krtinic<\/strong> and <strong>Djordje Dragojlovic<\/strong> went 3:09.78 to win by nearly a second over Emory. In the process, they took Emory\u2019s NCAA record of 3:10.51, which dates to 2017.<\/p>\n<p>The current Eagles were also under that time in 3:10.40, with <strong>Ryan Soh, Jake Meyer, Jeff<\/strong> <strong>Echols<\/strong> and <strong>Nick Goudie.<\/strong> Chicago finished third in 3:10.70.<\/p>\n<pre><b>Event 19  Men 400 Yard Medley Relay<\/b>\r\n==================================================================================\r\n         3:18.82  B B-cut\r\n    School                        Prelims     Finals       Points \r\n==================================================================================\r\n<b>                            === Championship Final ===                            <\/b>\r\n \r\n  1 Kenyon                        3:14.33    3:09.78 B       40  \r\n     1) Kosian, Yurii SR              2) Dobric, Aleksa JR            \r\n     3) Krtinic, Marko SR             4) Dragojlovic, Djordje SO      \r\n                 22.53        47.07 (47.07)\r\n        1:11.63 (24.56)     1:40.36 (53.29)\r\n        2:01.88 (21.52)     2:27.36 (47.00)\r\n        2:47.31 (19.95)     3:09.78 (42.42)\r\n  2 Emory                         3:12.14    3:10.40 B       34  \r\n     1) Soh, Ryan SR                  2) Meyer, Jake SR               \r\n     3) Echols, Jeff JR               4) Goudie, Nick SR              \r\n                 23.22        48.27 (48.27)\r\n        1:11.92 (23.65)     1:40.49 (52.22)\r\n        2:01.57 (21.08)     2:27.14 (46.65)\r\n        2:47.82 (20.68)     3:10.40 (43.26)\r\n  3 Chicago                       3:11.98    3:10.70 B       32  \r\n     1) Tritter, Hudson SR            2) Clasen, Garrett SR           \r\n     3) Ssengonzi, Jesse SR           4) Vernhes, Sebastien JR        \r\n                 23.27        49.27 (49.27)\r\n        1:13.54 (24.27)     1:41.66 (52.39)\r\n        2:02.63 (20.97)     2:27.44 (45.78)\r\n        2:47.76 (20.32)     3:10.70 (43.26)\r\n  4 Calvin                        3:13.51    3:12.83 B       30  \r\n     1) Bajwa, David JR               2) Gemmen, Caleb SO             \r\n     3) Camy, Julien 5Y               4) Platt, Charles SO            \r\n                 23.18        47.90 (47.90)\r\n        1:13.04 (25.14)     1:42.49 (54.59)\r\n        2:03.79 (21.30)     2:28.93 (46.44)\r\n        2:49.86 (20.93)     3:12.83 (43.90)\r\n  5 Williams                      3:14.13    3:13.04 B       28  \r\n     1) Nichol, Ev SR                 2) Grover, Jacob SR             \r\n     3) Heritage, Barrett JR          4) Schalet, Oliver JR           \r\n                 22.61        47.60 (47.60)\r\n        1:12.39 (24.79)     1:40.99 (53.39)\r\n        2:02.45 (21.46)     2:28.88 (47.89)\r\n        2:49.77 (20.89)     3:13.04 (44.16)\r\n  6 Tufts                         3:15.09    3:13.83 B       26  \r\n     1) Lundgren, Eric JR             2) Adams, Emmett JR             \r\n     3) Sikka, Armaan SO              4) Euvrard, Soeren JR           \r\n                 23.14        48.40 (48.40)\r\n        1:12.64 (24.24)     1:41.97 (53.57)\r\n        2:03.87 (21.90)     2:29.80 (47.83)\r\n        2:50.59 (20.79)     3:13.83 (44.03)\r\n  7 NYU                           3:15.29    3:14.62 B       24  \r\n     1) Maas, Derek 5Y                2) Ralston, Emmett FR           \r\n     3) Han, Leo SO                   4) Wehbe, Greg FR               \r\n                 22.65        46.65 (46.65)\r\n        1:11.87 (25.22)     1:41.82 (55.17)\r\n        2:03.82 (22.00)     2:29.70 (47.88)\r\n        2:50.50 (20.80)     3:14.62 (44.92)\r\n  8 C-M-S                         3:15.21    3:14.97 B       22  \r\n     1) Tan, Jeremy SO                2) Deedy, Evan SO               \r\n     3) Applebaum, Frank SR           4) Breazeale, Anderson SR       \r\n                 23.05        48.79 (48.79)\r\n        1:13.83 (25.04)     1:43.04 (54.25)\r\n        2:04.43 (21.39)     2:29.81 (46.77)\r\n        2:51.12 (21.31)     3:14.97 (45.16)<\/pre>\n<h4>Women\u2019s 400 medley relay<\/h4>\n<p>What a finish to the night session, with Williams winning the final race by .01 seconds. The quartet of <strong>Sophia Verkleeren, Amanda Wager, Samantha Kilcoyne<\/strong> and <strong>Emma Dimter<\/strong> went 3:39.17, Dimter just surviving a chase by Kenyon by the scantest fragment of a second. Dimter came home in 50.88. Kenyon anchor <strong>Lisa Torrecillas-Jouault<\/strong> was 49.68.<\/p>\n<p><strong>Ella Roberson<\/strong> got MIT a medal in third in 3:39.96. Denison was fourth to end the night atop the team standings.<\/p>\n<pre><b>Event 20  Women 400 Yard Medley Relay<\/b>\r\n==================================================================================\r\n         3:51.17  B B-cut\r\n    School                        Prelims     Finals       Points \r\n==================================================================================\r\n<b>                            === Championship Final ===                            <\/b>\r\n \r\n  1 Williams                      3:44.32    3:39.17 B       40  \r\n     1) Verkleeren, Sophia JR         2) Wager, Amanda SR             \r\n     3) Kilcoyne, Samantha SR         4) Dimter, Emma FR              \r\n                 26.02        54.21 (54.21)\r\n        1:22.65 (28.44)   1:55.36 (1:01.15)\r\n        2:20.17 (24.81)     2:48.29 (52.93)\r\n        3:12.23 (23.94)     3:39.17 (50.88)\r\n  2 Kenyon                        3:41.05    3:39.18 B       34  \r\n     1) Wukitch, Caleigh SR           2) Fadely, Jennah JR            \r\n     3) Eisenbeis, Gwen SO            4) Torrecillas-Jouault, Lisa SO \r\n                 26.43        54.45 (54.45)\r\n        1:22.12 (27.67)     1:53.98 (59.53)\r\n        2:19.49 (25.51)     2:49.50 (55.52)\r\n        3:13.06 (23.56)     3:39.18 (49.68)\r\n  3 MIT                           3:40.52    3:39.96 B       32  \r\n     1) Augustyn, Kate JR             2) Chen, Edenna 5Y              \r\n     3) Levy, Lauren SO               4) Roberson, Ella FR            \r\n                 25.75        53.41 (53.41)\r\n        1:21.38 (27.97)   1:54.86 (1:01.45)\r\n        2:20.10 (25.24)     2:50.63 (55.77)\r\n        3:13.43 (22.80)     3:39.96 (49.33)\r\n  4 Denison                       3:44.29    3:42.81 B       30  \r\n     1) Park, Jasmine FR              2) Tofflemire, Riley FR         \r\n     3) Pritchett, Emma JR            4) Kadlecik, Grace JR           \r\n                 26.84        55.90 (55.90)\r\n        1:24.49 (28.59)   1:57.89 (1:01.99)\r\n        2:23.40 (25.51)     2:52.24 (54.35)\r\n        3:16.20 (23.96)     3:42.81 (50.57)\r\n  5 NYU                           3:44.05    3:42.99 B       28  \r\n     1) Ranile, Nicole SO             2) Li, Anna JR                  \r\n     3) Gomez, Reina FR               4) McIntyre, Kaley SO           \r\n                 26.54        55.21 (55.21)\r\n        1:24.47 (29.26)   1:58.91 (1:03.70)\r\n        2:24.55 (25.64)     2:54.33 (55.42)\r\n        3:17.40 (23.07)     3:42.99 (48.66)\r\n  6 Emory                         3:45.10    3:44.33 B       26  \r\n     1) Jungers, Megan SR             2) Cohen, Katie FR              \r\n     3) McDonald, Maren FR            4) Sanderson, Jane SO           \r\n                 26.11        54.54 (54.54)\r\n        1:23.53 (28.99)   1:57.64 (1:03.10)\r\n        2:22.62 (24.98)     2:52.88 (55.24)\r\n        3:17.28 (24.40)     3:44.33 (51.45)\r\n  7 Chicago                       3:46.61    3:46.76 B       24  \r\n     1) Georgopoulou, Ioanna JR       2) Soosai, Alicia SO            \r\n     3) Kelly, Alesha SR              4) Olivo, Annabel SO            \r\n                 27.32        57.18 (57.18)\r\n        1:26.69 (29.51)   2:00.87 (1:03.69)\r\n        2:26.43 (25.56)     2:55.78 (54.91)\r\n        3:20.01 (24.23)     3:46.76 (50.98)\r\n  8 Pomona-Pitzer                 3:46.74    3:48.11 B       22  \r\n     1) Calvi, Gabby JR               2) Coppo, Francesca FR          \r\n     3) Smith, Abby SR                4) Mello, Valerie JR            \r\n                 27.48        57.08 (57.08)\r\n        1:26.88 (29.80)   2:02.27 (1:05.19)\r\n        2:27.74 (25.47)     2:57.45 (55.18)\r\n        3:21.64 (24.19)     3:48.11 (50.66)<\/pre>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"<p>NCAA Division III Championships, Night 2: James McChesney Repeats as 200 Free Champion Before James McChesney, The College of New Jersey had two NCAA champions. 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