{"id":607953,"date":"2025-03-21T17:57:25","date_gmt":"2025-03-22T00:57:25","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.swimmingworldmagazine.com\/news\/?p=607953"},"modified":"2025-07-04T16:45:18","modified_gmt":"2025-07-04T23:45:18","slug":"ncaa-division-iii-championships-nyu-up-as-challengers-rattle-off-1-2-results","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.swimmingworldmagazine.com\/news\/ncaa-division-iii-championships-nyu-up-as-challengers-rattle-off-1-2-results\/","title":{"rendered":"NCAA Division III Championships: NYU Up as Challengers Rattle off 1-2 Results"},"content":{"rendered":"<p><strong>NCAA Division III Championships: NYU Up as Challengers Rattle off 1-2 Results<\/strong><\/p>\n<p>For the last 40 or so years, give or take, you\u2019ve only needed to know three names in NCAA Division III swimming when it comes time for team trophies.<\/p>\n<p>There\u2019s Kenyon. There\u2019s Emory. And there\u2019s Denison.<\/p>\n<p>This year at NCAA, the NYU women are threatening to upset that triumvirate.<\/p>\n<p>While the three powers entered are clustered within three points, it was a battle for third. As we head to Saturday, they&#8217;re chasing NYU and MIT, out in front and looking to disrupt the established order.<\/p>\n<p>NYU\u2019s women have never been higher than third, achieved last year. Before that, the Violets were fifth in 2019 and 2023. But they assembled a big night Friday, going 1-2 in the 200 fly before winning the 800 free relay to consolidate their lead. Kenyon countered with a 1-2-3 seeding in the 100 breast, while MIT pulled off a 1-2 in the 100 back.<\/p>\n<p>Kenyon has won two of the last three titles, sandwiching Denison. Before that was a run of 10 straight for Emory. The three have won every NCAA Division III women\u2019s title since Williams College\u2019s triumph in 1983.<\/p>\n<p>On the men\u2019s side, Emory has won the last three, Denison the two before that, then some jockeying from the three after Denison in 2011 broke Kenyon\u2019s title streak that dated back uninterrupted to 1980. But Emory started Friday mired in fifth, and while they closed the gap to get into the trophy spot, Denison remains in control.<\/p>\n<ul>\n<li><a href=\"http:\/\/meetresults.greensboroaquaticcenter.com\/2025NCAA\/\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noopener\">Live Results<\/a><\/li>\n<li><a href=\"https:\/\/www.ncaa.com\/liveschedule\/2025\/03\/19\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noopener\">Live Stream Information<\/a><\/li>\n<li><a href=\"https:\/\/www.swimmingworldmagazine.com\/meet\/ncaa-division-iii-coverage\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noopener\">NCAA Division III Coverage<\/a><\/li>\n<li><a href=\"https:\/\/www.swimmingworldmagazine.com\/news\/ncaa-division-iii-championships-kaley-mcintyre-sets-ncaa-record-in-50-free-three-peat\/\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noopener\">Division III Championships Night 1 Recap<\/a><\/li>\n<li><a href=\"https:\/\/www.swimmingworldmagazine.com\/news\/ncaa-division-iii-championships-night-2-finals-sophia-verkleeren-blasts-400-im-ncaa-record\/\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noopener\">Division III Championships Night 2 Recap<\/a><\/li>\n<\/ul>\n<p>All the action from the Greensboro Aquatic Center on a pivotal double-relay night that featured a tie in the men\u2019s medley relay, the only one of four not to set an NCAA record. Team scores at the end of Friday:<\/p>\n<pre>Women - Team Rankings - Through Event 28                     \r\n  1. Nyu                               368   2. Mit                               348\r\n  3. Kenyon                            315   4. Denison                           278\r\n  5. Emory                             267   6. Williams                          167\r\n  7. Chicago                           147   8. Pomona-Pitzer                     123\r\n  9. Hope                               88  10. Swarthmore                         77\r\n 11. Calvin                             71  12. Tufts                            56.5\r\n 13. C-M-S                              56  14. Amherst                            50\r\n 15. Johns Hopkins                      49  16. Bowdoin                            37\r\n 17. Case Western                       33  18. Suny Geneseo                       29\r\n 19. Wash U                             28  20. Rowan                              21\r\n 20. Loras                              21  22. Colby                              20\r\n 22. Ithaca                             20  24. Albion                           18.5\r\n 25. Kean University                    17  26. Carleton                           16\r\n 27. Trinity University (Tx)            15  28. Springfield                        12\r\n 29. Bates                               9  30. Middlebury                          7\r\n 31. Gettysburg                          6  32. Salisbury                           5\r\n 33. Hamilton                            4  33. Wheaton IL                          4\r\n 33. Wooster                             4  36. Chapman                             3<\/pre>\n<pre> Men - Team Rankings - Through Event 29                      \r\n  1. Denison                           298   2. Emory                           250.5\r\n  3. Chicago                           211   4. Nyu                             190.5\r\n  5. Kenyon                            183   6. Carnegie Mellon                   157\r\n  7. Tufts                             131   8. Wash U                            106\r\n  9. Mit                               103  10. Williams                           98\r\n 11. Calvin                             97  12. Centre                             96\r\n 12. Coast Guard                        96  14. Bates                              87\r\n 15. Rit                                82  16. Conn College                       81\r\n 17. Johns Hopkins                      75  18. W&amp;L                                61\r\n 19. Suny Geneseo                       59  20. Tcnj                               54\r\n 21. C-M-S                              38  22. Hope                               30\r\n 23. Rowan                              28  24. Hamilton                           27\r\n 24. St. Mary's MD                      27  24. Pomona-Pitzer                      27\r\n 27. Alfred State                       26  28. UC Santa Cruz                      25\r\n 29. Case Western                       22  30. Swarthmore                         19\r\n 31. Grove City                         17  31. Rhodes                             17\r\n 33. Bridgewater                        16  34. Cal Lutheran                       15\r\n 35. Grinnell                           14  35. St. John's                         14\r\n 37. Amherst                            12  38. Saint Vincent                      11\r\n 39. Carleton                           10  40. John Carroll                        6\r\n 40. Uw-Stevens Point                    6  42. Augustana                           5\r\n 43. Trinity University (Tx)             4  44. Asbury                              3\r\n 44. Ithaca                              3  46. Uw-Eau Claire                       2\r\n 46. Hobart                              2  48. Whittier                            1<\/pre>\n<h4>Women\u2019s 200 medley relay<\/h4>\n<p>The night is book-ended by the specialties for each of the top two on the women\u2019s side. MIT is first, and they backed it up by setting an NCAA record of 1:39.51, clipping .04 under the old mark to defend their title. <strong>Kate Augustyn, Sarah Bernard, Annika Naveen<\/strong> and <strong>Ella Roberson<\/strong> comprised the quartet.<\/p>\n<p>NYU limited the damage to 10 points by finishing fourth. In between was Kenyon (in 1:40.26) and Denison (in 1:40.77). Kenyon, with its glut of breaststrokers, is poised to move Friday night.<\/p>\n<pre><b> Event 19  Women 200 Yard Medley Relay<\/b>\r\n==================================================================================\r\n    School                              Prelims     Finals Points \r\n==================================================================================\r\n<b>                            === Championship Final ===                            <\/b>\r\n \r\n  1 MIT                                 1:40.44    1:39.51   40  \r\n     1) Augustyn, Kate SR             2) Bernard, Sarah FR            \r\n     3) Naveen, Annika JR             4) Roberson, Ella SO            \r\n                 25.15        53.61 (28.46)\r\n        1:17.49 (23.88)     1:39.51 (22.02)\r\n  2 Kenyon                              1:40.28    1:40.26   34  \r\n     1) Eisenbeis, Gwen JR            2) Fadely, Jennah SR            \r\n     3) Ford, Celia SR                4) Geboy, Sydney SR             \r\n                 25.65        52.58 (26.93)\r\n        1:17.58 (25.00)     1:40.26 (22.68)\r\n  3 Denison                             1:41.01    1:40.77   32  \r\n     1) Park, Jasmine SO              2) Tofflemire, Riley SO         \r\n     3) Palmroos, Maja SR             4) Kadlecik, Grace SR           \r\n                 25.99        53.96 (27.97)\r\n        1:17.99 (24.03)     1:40.77 (22.78)\r\n  4 NYU                                 1:41.84    1:40.91   30  \r\n     1) Ranile, Nicole JR             2) Li, Anna SR                  \r\n     3) Xayaveth, Hope SO             4) Oldham, Isabel SR            \r\n                 25.86        54.23 (28.37)\r\n        1:18.00 (23.77)     1:40.91 (22.91)\r\n  5 Emory                               1:41.80    1:40.94   28  \r\n     1) Jungers, Megan 5Y             2) Cohen, Katie SO              \r\n     3) Greeneway, Allison FR         4) Kennedy, Ava SR              \r\n                 25.83        54.32 (28.49)\r\n        1:18.83 (24.51)     1:40.94 (22.11)\r\n  6 Pomona-Pitzer                       1:42.11    1:41.97   26  \r\n     1) Yoon, Izzy FR                 2) Coppo, Francesca SO          \r\n     3) Calvi, Gabriella SR           4) Mello, Valerie SR            \r\n                 26.03        54.83 (28.80)\r\n        1:19.91 (25.08)     1:41.97 (22.06)\r\n  7 Chicago                             1:42.24    1:42.28   23  \r\n     1) Georgopoulou, Ioanna SR       2) Soosai, Alicia JR            \r\n     3) Xu, Emily JR                  4) Zhao, Karen SR               \r\n                 26.42        54.87 (28.45)\r\n        1:19.79 (24.92)     1:42.28 (22.49)\r\n  7 Calvin                              1:42.46    1:42.28   23  \r\n     1) Merkel, Emma SO               2) Bajwa, Elise SO              \r\n     3) Farrell, Maggie 5Y            4) Sonday, Sydney SR            \r\n                 27.23        55.59 (28.36)\r\n        1:19.77 (24.18)     1:42.28 (22.51)<\/pre>\n<h4>Men\u2019s 200 medley relay<\/h4>\n<p>It\u2019s a tie! Tufts qualified first and was .07 slower at night in 1:26.72, and they had to play catchup to Emory, which touched in an identical time. <strong>Eric Lundgren, Emmett Adams, Armaan Sikka<\/strong> and <strong>Soeren Euvrard<\/strong> were the Tufts\u2019 four, Euvrard needing a 19.77 on the end to claw back three tenths on Emory.<\/p>\n<p>The reigning champion Eagles (Tufts was ninth last year) used a hellacious 20.69 from <strong>Jeff Echols<\/strong> on fly. <strong>Nolan Lahmann, Henry Bonnault<\/strong> and <strong>Dylan Yin<\/strong> were the rest of the team. Yin\u2019s anchor of 20.07 was the seventh fastest in the A final.<\/p>\n<p>Carnegie Mellon finished third, .05 up on Denison. Bates was seventh despite a 19.15 from <strong>Max Cory <\/strong>coming home.<\/p>\n<pre><b>Event 20  Men 200 Yard Medley Relay<\/b>\r\n==================================================================================\r\n    School                              Prelims     Finals Points \r\n==================================================================================\r\n<b>                            === Championship Final ===                            <\/b>\r\n \r\n  1 Tufts                               1:26.65    1:26.72   37  \r\n     1) Lundgren, Eric SR             2) Adams, Emmett SR             \r\n     3) Sikka, Armaan JR              4) Euvrard, Soeren SR           \r\n                 22.00        45.64 (23.64)\r\n        1:06.95 (21.31)     1:26.72 (19.77)\r\n  1 Emory                               1:27.01    1:26.72   37  \r\n     1) Lahmann, Nolan SR             2) Bonnault, Henri JR           \r\n     3) Echols, Jeff SR               4) Yin, Dylan SR                \r\n                 22.22        45.96 (23.74)\r\n        1:06.65 (20.69)     1:26.72 (20.07)\r\n  3 Carnegie Mellon                     1:27.04    1:27.22   32  \r\n     1) Deshpande, Arnav JR           2) Lanuza, Christian SR         \r\n     3) Morford, Brayden SO           4) Peitler, Matt FR             \r\n                 22.40        46.98 (24.58)\r\n        1:07.62 (20.64)     1:27.22 (19.60)\r\n  4 Denison                             1:27.76    1:27.27   30  \r\n     1) Bevill, Benjamin FR           2) Venos, Elijah SR             \r\n     3) Narcelles, Christian SR       4) Hensel, Nickolas FR          \r\n                 22.27        45.91 (23.64)\r\n        1:07.90 (21.99)     1:27.27 (19.37)\r\n  5 NYU                                 1:27.45    1:27.46   28  \r\n     1) McQuaid, Teddy FR             2) Nechydyuk, Max FR            \r\n     3) Watanakun, Ajay SR            4) Wehbe, Greg SO               \r\n                 22.00        46.84 (24.84)\r\n        1:08.13 (21.29)     1:27.46 (19.33)\r\n  6 Chicago                             1:28.21    1:27.80   26  \r\n     1) Chan, Armand JR               2) Xia, Chris FR                \r\n     3) Catton, Benjamin 5Y           4) Benderskii, Igor SO          \r\n                 22.83        47.23 (24.40)\r\n        1:08.20 (20.97)     1:27.80 (19.60)\r\n  7 Bates                               1:27.97    1:27.83   24  \r\n     1) Johnson, Tim SO               2) Somridhivej, Marrich JR      \r\n     3) Oppenheim, Nate FR            4) Cory, Max JR                 \r\n                 22.96        47.01 (24.05)\r\n        1:08.68 (21.67)     1:27.83 (19.15)\r\n  8 Wash U.                             1:28.25    1:27.94   22  \r\n     1) Wolford, Kyle 5Y              2) Rockaway, Justin SR          \r\n     3) Bick, Austin 5Y               4) Sibley, Danny SR             \r\n                 21.86        46.62 (24.76)\r\n        1:07.71 (21.09)     1:27.94 (20.23)<\/pre>\n<h4>Women\u2019s 200 butterfly<\/h4>\n<p>NYU made good on its 1-2 position in in prelims. The next best thing for the Violets to <strong>Caitlin Marshall<\/strong> repeating as champion is junior <strong>Nicole Ranile<\/strong> jumping past the senior into the top spot. Ranile, fourth last year, went 1:57.72. Marshall\u2019s time of 1:58.18 was .32 faster than her winning time from last year. <strong>Reina Gomez<\/strong> added to it by winning the B final in 2:01.39, but the Violets would\u2019ve preferred that in the morning to get into the A final, Gomez posting the fifth-fastest time at night and finishing fifth last year.<\/p>\n<p>Denison\u2019s <strong>Emily Harris<\/strong> is third for the second straight year, in 2:00.33. <strong>Maeve Kelley<\/strong> of Amherst followed, with Kenyon getting points from <strong>Amelia Stevenson<\/strong> in fifth.<\/p>\n<pre><b>Event 21  Women 200 Yard Butterfly<\/b>\r\n=========================================================================\r\n    Name                 Year School            Prelims     Finals Points \r\n=========================================================================\r\n<b>                       === Championship Final ===                        <\/b>\r\n \r\n  1 Ranile, Nicole         JR NYU               1:59.85    1:57.72   20  \r\n                 25.99        55.51 (29.52)\r\n        1:26.08 (30.57)     1:57.72 (31.64)\r\n  2 Marshall, Caitlin      SR NYU               1:59.89    1:58.18   17  \r\n                 26.47        55.99 (29.52)\r\n        1:26.30 (30.31)     1:58.18 (31.88)\r\n  3 Harris, Emily          JR Denison           2:00.35    2:00.33   16  \r\n                 26.69        56.62 (29.93)\r\n        1:27.89 (31.27)     2:00.33 (32.44)\r\n  4 Kelley, Maeve          SO Amherst           2:01.49    2:00.90   15  \r\n                 27.22        57.96 (30.74)\r\n        1:29.23 (31.27)     2:00.90 (31.67)\r\n  5 Stevenson, Amelia      SO Kenyon            2:02.12    2:01.97   14  \r\n                 27.70        58.92 (31.22)\r\n        1:30.26 (31.34)     2:01.97 (31.71)\r\n  6 Swartwood, Belise      FR MIT               2:02.30    2:02.21   13  \r\n                 27.42        58.55 (31.13)\r\n        1:30.16 (31.61)     2:02.21 (32.05)\r\n  7 Mayfield, Mackenzie    JR C-M-S             2:02.36    2:03.55   12  \r\n                 27.42        58.13 (30.71)\r\n        1:30.24 (32.11)     2:03.55 (33.31)\r\n  8 Hale, Alise            SR SUNY Geneseo      2:02.55    2:03.58   11  \r\n                 27.22        58.26 (31.04)\r\n        1:30.51 (32.25)     2:03.58 (33.07)<\/pre>\n<h4>Men\u2019s 200 butterfly<\/h4>\n<p><strong>Justin Finkel<\/strong> is the 200 fly champion again, lower his NCAA record by a half-second to 1:42.64. He had won in 1:43.21 last year. Finkel outdueled a00 fly champ <strong>Cooper Costello<\/strong> of Chicago. Connecticut College\u2019s Finkel won the 500 free and was third in the 100 fly.<\/p>\n<p>Costello finished second in 1:43.42, up from fifth last year. <strong>Avery Clapp<\/strong> of Johns Hopkins is third for the second straight year in 1:44.82. <strong>Marco Minai<\/strong> of Washington University St. Louis was fourth.<\/p>\n<pre><b>Event 22  Men 200 Yard Butterfly<\/b>\r\n=========================================================================\r\n    Name                 Year School            Prelims     Finals Points \r\n=========================================================================\r\n<b>                       === Championship Final ===                        <\/b>\r\n \r\n  1 Finkel, Justin         SR Conn College      1:45.44    1:42.64   20  \r\n                 22.98        49.34 (26.36)\r\n        1:15.59 (26.25)     1:42.64 (27.05)\r\n  2 Costello, Cooper       SO Chicago           1:44.36    1:43.42   17  \r\n                 22.71        48.67 (25.96)\r\n        1:15.63 (26.96)     1:43.42 (27.79)\r\n  3 Clapp, Avery           JR Johns Hopkins     1:46.17    1:44.82   16  \r\n                 23.33        49.92 (26.59)\r\n        1:16.75 (26.83)     1:44.82 (28.07)\r\n  4 Minai, Marco           SO Wash U.           1:46.33    1:45.21   15  \r\n                 23.57        50.86 (27.29)\r\n        1:18.02 (27.16)     1:45.21 (27.19)\r\n  5 Thorsen, McKee         SO Emory             1:46.31    1:46.00   14  \r\n                 23.45        50.21 (26.76)\r\n        1:18.01 (27.80)     1:46.00 (27.99)\r\n  6 Huang, Kyle            SO Pomona-Pitzer     1:46.83    1:46.75   13  \r\n                 23.45        50.62 (27.17)\r\n        1:18.42 (27.80)     1:46.75 (28.33)\r\n  7 Reice, Noah            SO Coast Guard       1:46.73    1:47.75   12  \r\n                 24.04        51.37 (27.33)\r\n        1:19.60 (28.23)     1:47.75 (28.15)\r\n  8 Drumm, John            JR Case Western      1:47.02    1:48.96   11  \r\n                 24.16        51.95 (27.79)\r\n        1:20.28 (28.33)     1:48.96 (28.68)<\/pre>\n<h4>Women\u2019s 100 backstroke<\/h4>\n<p>After serving notice with two relays wins, <strong>Kate Augustyn<\/strong> got her first win in the 100 back. Her time is the exact same 53.41 that she won last year, though she lowered that NCAA record to 53.29 in season.<\/p>\n<p>It fell to teammate <strong>Sydney Smith<\/strong> to provide the bonus, then, which she did by going 54.48, up from third in prelims to second for an MIT 1-2, pulling the Engineers within 16 points of NYU. Smith was sixth last year.<\/p>\n<p>Loras fifth-year <strong>Anna Durak<\/strong> was third in 54.66. <strong>Elisabella Forest<\/strong> of Chicago denied Kenyon\u2019s <strong>Gwen Eisenbeis<\/strong> a chance to move up from fifth.<\/p>\n<p>The best swim of the B final, by Emory\u2019s <strong>Megan Jungers,<\/strong> was 54.71, which was fourth-fastest of the night session, but it only gets her and the Eagles ninth. Jungers was fourth last year.<\/p>\n<pre><b>Event 23  Women 100 Yard Backstroke<\/b>\r\n=========================================================================\r\n    Name                 Year School            Prelims     Finals Points \r\n=========================================================================\r\n<b>                       === Championship Final ===                        <\/b>\r\n \r\n  1 Augustyn, Kate         SR MIT                 53.76      53.41   20  \r\n                 25.88        53.41 (27.53)\r\n  2 Smith, Sydney          SO MIT                 54.61      54.48   17  \r\n                 26.58        54.48 (27.90)\r\n  3 Durak, Anna            5Y Loras               55.36      54.66   16  \r\n                 26.29        54.66 (28.37)\r\n  4 Forest, Elisabella     SR Chicago             54.46      55.09   15  \r\n                 26.62        55.09 (28.47)\r\n  5 Eisenbeis, Gwen        JR Kenyon              54.96      55.24   14  \r\n                 26.47        55.24 (28.77)\r\n  6 Wilson, Braelyn        FR Kean University     55.10      55.25   13  \r\n                 26.76        55.25 (28.49)\r\n  7 Pennington, Elizabeth  JR Rowan               54.99      55.49   12  \r\n                 27.01        55.49 (28.48)\r\n  8 Yang, Irene            JR Williams            55.35      56.10   11  \r\n                 26.94        56.10 (29.16)<\/pre>\n<h4>Men\u2019s 100 backstroke<\/h4>\n<p>Carnegie Mellon\u2019s <strong>Brayden Morford<\/strong> added his second individual gold medal of the meet, going 46.61 to wrest the win away from Kenyon\u2019s <strong>Djordje Dragojlovic.<\/strong> The Kenyon junior, who won it last year in 46.90 with Morford second, went 47.18.<\/p>\n<p>Washington\u2019s <strong>Kyle Wolford<\/strong> was third in 47.22. <strong>Eric Lundgren<\/strong> of Tufts finished fourth, followed by three freshmen.<\/p>\n<pre><b> Event 24  Men 100 Yard Backstroke<\/b>\r\n=========================================================================\r\n    Name                 Year School            Prelims     Finals Points \r\n=========================================================================\r\n<b>                       === Championship Final ===                        <\/b>\r\n \r\n  1 Morford, Brayden       SO Carnegie Mellon     47.39      46.61   20  \r\n                 22.76        46.61 (23.85)\r\n  2 Dragojlovic, Djordje   JR Kenyon              47.84      47.18   17  \r\n                 22.54        47.18 (24.64)\r\n  3 Wolford, Kyle          5Y Wash U.             47.38      47.22   16  \r\n                 22.78        47.22 (24.44)\r\n  4 Lundgren, Eric         SR Tufts               47.36      47.27   15  \r\n                 22.80        47.27 (24.47)\r\n  5 McQuaid, Teddy         FR NYU                 47.45      47.31   14  \r\n                 22.63        47.31 (24.68)\r\n  6 Kim, Nathan            FR MIT                 48.07      47.88   13  \r\n                 23.20        47.88 (24.68)\r\n  7 Spicer, Zachary        FR Emory               48.05      48.03   12  \r\n                 23.15        48.03 (24.88)\r\n  8 Watson, Jack           5Y Rowan               48.07      48.91   11  \r\n                 23.40        48.91 (25.51)<\/pre>\n<h4>Women\u2019s 100 breaststroke<\/h4>\n<p>It\u2019s Kenyon\u2019s turn, as <strong>Jennah Fadely<\/strong> and <strong>Gabriella Wei<\/strong> went 1-2 for the Owls. Freshman <strong>Kelsey Van Edlick<\/strong> was .03 from making it a clean sweep, Denison\u2019s <strong>Drue Thielking<\/strong> probably getting a few shoulder taps from some other schools for that service.<\/p>\n<p>Fadely, who went 59.80 last year and holds the NCAA record at 59.62 <a href=\"https:\/\/www.swimmingworldmagazine.com\/news\/kenyons-jennah-fadely-sets-division-iii-record-in-100-breast\/\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noopener\">on an in-season time<\/a>, went 1:00.13 to win by nearly a second over Wei, who was third last year. Van Eldik was 1:01.34. The Owls move within 47 points of NYU, whose lead over MIT shrunk to 10 points thanks to Sarah Bernard finishing eighth.<\/p>\n<pre><b>Event 25  Women 100 Yard Breaststroke<\/b>\r\n=========================================================================\r\n    Name                 Year School            Prelims     Finals Points \r\n=========================================================================\r\n<b>                       === Championship Final ===                        <\/b>\r\n \r\n  1 Fadely, Jennah         SR Kenyon            1:00.61    1:00.13   20  \r\n                 27.98      1:00.13 (32.15)\r\n  2 Wei, Gabriella         SR Kenyon            1:00.98    1:01.08   17  \r\n                 28.36      1:01.08 (32.72)\r\n  3 Thielking, Drue        JR Denison           1:01.78    1:01.31   16  \r\n                 28.78      1:01.31 (32.53)\r\n  4 Van Eldik, Kelsey      FR Kenyon            1:01.29    1:01.34   15  \r\n                 28.80      1:01.34 (32.54)\r\n  5 Wishnack, Charlotte    SR Williams          1:02.03    1:01.69   14  \r\n                 29.04      1:01.69 (32.65)\r\n  6 Cohen, Katie           SO Emory             1:02.37    1:02.65   13  \r\n                 29.30      1:02.65 (33.35)\r\n  7 Lamb, Nina             SR Springfield       1:02.16    1:02.77   12  \r\n                 28.90      1:02.77 (33.87)\r\n  8 Bernard, Sarah         FR MIT               1:02.31    1:02.80   11  \r\n                 29.52      1:02.80 (33.28)<\/pre>\n<h4>Men\u2019s 100 breaststroke<\/h4>\n<p>It\u2019s strength in numbers for Denison, whose 2-7-11 finish counters the 1-10 from Emory and stretches its lead to 36.5 points. The Eagles\u2019 <strong>Henri Bonnault<\/strong> got the win in 52.61, .27 up on Denison\u2019s <strong>Elijah Venos.<\/strong> Venos was fourth last year, Bonnaut seventh. <strong>Patrick Daly<\/strong> of Denison finished seventh, sliding down three spots from the morning and note quite maximizing return.<\/p>\n<p>Five A finalists and two in the B final broke 54.<\/p>\n<pre><b>Event 26  Men 100 Yard Breaststroke<\/b>\r\n=========================================================================\r\n    Name                 Year School            Prelims     Finals Points \r\n=========================================================================\r\n<b>                       === Championship Final ===                        <\/b>\r\n \r\n  1 Bonnault, Henri        JR Emory               53.11      52.61   20  \r\n                 24.49        52.61 (28.12)\r\n  2 Venos, Elijah          SR Denison             53.64      52.88   17  \r\n                 24.78        52.88 (28.10)\r\n  3 Erb, Zachary           SO Bridgewater         53.19      53.73   16  \r\n                 25.07        53.73 (28.66)\r\n  4 Hall, Lincoln          SR Cal Lutheran        54.12      53.87   15  \r\n                 25.27        53.87 (28.60)\r\n  5 Somridhivej, Marrich   JR Bates               54.16      53.97   14  \r\n                 24.97        53.97 (29.00)\r\n  6 Einolf, Caleb          JR Grove City          54.21      54.11   13  \r\n                 25.14        54.11 (28.97)\r\n  7 Daly, Patrick          SR Denison             54.06      54.16   12  \r\n                 25.18        54.16 (28.98)\r\n  8 Adams, Emmett          SR Tufts               54.21      54.64   11  \r\n                 25.17        54.64 (29.47)<\/pre>\n<h4>Men\u2019s 1-meter diving<\/h4>\n<p>Without record holder <strong>Israel Zavaleta,<\/strong> SUNY Geneseo fifth-year <strong>Trent Makowiec<\/strong> took the step up from silver to gold, scoring 528.70 points. He was 18 clear of Centre\u2019s <strong>Avery Balch,<\/strong> who had teammate <strong>Justin Toth<\/strong> finish fourth. Denison gets a significant score with <strong>Nick Fogle<\/strong> third in 509.25, while Emory counter with sixth-place <strong>Solly Berkenwald.<\/strong><\/p>\n<pre><b> Event 27  Men 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 Makowiec, Trent        5Y SUNY Geneseo       507.70     528.70   20  \r\n  2 Balch, Avery           SR Centre             515.90     510.35   17  \r\n  3 Fogle, Nick            JR Denison            507.40     509.25   16  \r\n  4 Toth, Justin           JR Centre             495.30     504.50   15  \r\n  5 Compton, Conor         JR Alfred State       503.25     498.50   14  \r\n  6 Berkenwald, Solly      FR Emory              477.15     497.10   13  \r\n  7 Kish, Gellert          SR RIT                468.30     476.10   12  \r\n  8 Grabinski, Eli         SR St. John's         455.65     463.70   11<\/pre>\n<h4>Women\u2019s 800 freestyle relay<\/h4>\n<p>It\u2019s a 20-point lead going into the final day thanks to an NCAA record for NYU, which went 7:13.02. <strong>Nicole Ranile, Elle Motekaitis, Isabel Oldham<\/strong> and <strong>Kaley McIntyre<\/strong> set the record, 3.2 seconds quicker than they were in winning last year and under the record of 7:13.51. McIntyre did work on the end, going 1:44.70 to take what had been a three-tenths lead and explode it to 4.5 seconds.<\/p>\n<p>Denison was second in 7:17.57, with Emory third and MIT fourth to keep the pressure on. NYU is the top seed and MIT second in that relay to cap the meet Saturday.<\/p>\n<pre><b>Event 28  Women 800 Yard Freestyle Relay<\/b>\r\n==================================================================================\r\n    School                                 Seed     Finals Points \r\n==================================================================================\r\n  1 NYU                                 7:14.56    7:13.02   40  \r\n     1) Ranile, Nicole JR             2) Motekaitis, Elle 5Y          \r\n     3) Oldham, Isabel SR             4) McIntyre, Kaley JR           \r\n                 24.53        51.84 (51.84)\r\n      1:20.70 (1:20.70)   1:50.01 (1:50.01)\r\n        2:14.74 (24.73)     2:42.35 (52.34)\r\n      3:10.52 (1:20.51)   3:39.31 (1:49.30)\r\n        4:03.63 (24.32)     4:31.34 (52.03)\r\n      4:59.78 (1:20.47)   5:28.32 (1:49.01)\r\n        5:52.05 (23.73)     6:19.06 (50.74)\r\n      6:45.84 (1:17.52)   7:13.02 (1:44.70)\r\n  2 Denison                             7:18.85    7:17.57   34  \r\n     1) Harris, Emily JR              2) Ferguson, Phoebe JR          \r\n     3) Pfeufer, Anna SR              4) Brown, Quinn JR              \r\n                 25.04        52.44 (52.44)\r\n      1:20.26 (1:20.26)   1:48.39 (1:48.39)\r\n        2:12.47 (24.08)     2:39.66 (51.27)\r\n      3:08.55 (1:20.16)   3:38.14 (1:49.75)\r\n        4:03.58 (25.44)     4:31.56 (53.42)\r\n      4:59.97 (1:21.83)   5:28.65 (1:50.51)\r\n        5:54.05 (25.40)     6:21.56 (52.91)\r\n      6:49.26 (1:20.61)   7:17.57 (1:48.92)\r\n  3 Emory                               7:20.33    7:18.93   32  \r\n     1) Mitchell, Elodie FR           2) Swan, Katherine SO           \r\n     3) Boorjian, Natalie SO          4) Helm, Penelope 5Y            \r\n                 25.52        53.48 (53.48)\r\n      1:21.63 (1:21.63)   1:50.11 (1:50.11)\r\n        2:15.26 (25.15)     2:43.04 (52.93)\r\n      3:11.54 (1:21.43)   3:40.39 (1:50.28)\r\n        4:05.33 (24.94)     4:33.17 (52.78)\r\n      5:01.75 (1:21.36)   5:30.72 (1:50.33)\r\n        5:55.33 (24.61)     6:22.50 (51.78)\r\n      6:50.31 (1:19.59)   7:18.93 (1:48.21)\r\n  4 MIT                                 7:18.87    7:19.40   30  \r\n     1) Turvey, Alex 5Y               2) Smith, Sydney SO             \r\n     3) Augustyn, Kate SR             4) Roberson, Ella SO            \r\n                 25.31        53.29 (53.29)\r\n      1:21.56 (1:21.56)   1:49.80 (1:49.80)\r\n        2:14.10 (24.30)     2:41.56 (51.76)\r\n      3:10.53 (1:20.73)   3:40.45 (1:50.65)\r\n        4:05.09 (24.64)     4:32.91 (52.46)\r\n      5:01.46 (1:21.01)   5:30.67 (1:50.22)\r\n        5:54.71 (24.04)     6:21.94 (51.27)\r\n      6:50.40 (1:19.73)   7:19.40 (1:48.73)\r\n  5 Kenyon                              7:22.05    7:22.17   28  \r\n     1) Caymaz, Bengisu SO            2) Wei, Gabriella SR            \r\n     3) Brown, Nora Lee FR            4) Haag, Molly JR               \r\n                 25.52        52.96 (52.96)\r\n      1:21.47 (1:21.47)   1:49.95 (1:49.95)\r\n        2:15.12 (25.17)     2:42.94 (52.99)\r\n      3:12.35 (1:22.40)   3:42.28 (1:52.33)\r\n        4:07.40 (25.12)     4:35.41 (53.13)\r\n      5:04.61 (1:22.33)   5:33.91 (1:51.63)\r\n        5:58.97 (25.06)     6:26.54 (52.63)\r\n      6:54.66 (1:20.75)   7:22.17 (1:48.26)\r\n  6 Williams                            7:20.87    7:23.39   26  \r\n     1) Robins, Clementine SO         2) Roebuck, Carter SO           \r\n     3) Codd, Lily JR                 4) Verkleeren, Sophia SR        \r\n                 25.71        53.94 (53.94)\r\n      1:22.62 (1:22.62)   1:51.06 (1:51.06)\r\n        2:16.06 (25.00)     2:44.10 (53.04)\r\n      3:12.85 (1:21.79)   3:41.82 (1:50.76)\r\n        4:07.13 (25.31)     4:35.40 (53.58)\r\n      5:04.82 (1:23.00)   5:33.90 (1:52.08)\r\n        5:59.06 (25.16)     6:26.35 (52.45)\r\n      6:54.62 (1:20.72)   7:23.39 (1:49.49)\r\n  7 Pomona-Pitzer                       7:23.17    7:23.87   24  \r\n     1) Dzieciol, Karolina SR         2) Dixon, Charlotte FR          \r\n     3) Rusk, Maren SO                4) Mello, Valerie SR            \r\n                 26.07        54.18 (54.18)\r\n      1:22.46 (1:22.46)   1:51.01 (1:51.01)\r\n        2:16.55 (25.54)     2:45.09 (54.08)\r\n      3:13.74 (1:22.73)   3:42.11 (1:51.10)\r\n        4:07.61 (25.50)     4:35.46 (53.35)\r\n      5:04.79 (1:22.68)   5:34.57 (1:52.46)\r\n        5:59.31 (24.74)     6:26.94 (52.37)\r\n      6:55.38 (1:20.81)   7:23.87 (1:49.30)\r\n  8 Johns Hopkins                       7:28.88    7:23.96   22  \r\n     1) Er, Melissa FR                2) Rohovit, Taylor SR           \r\n     3) Watson, Alexandra JR          4) Tuinman, Julia SO            \r\n                 25.85        53.86 (53.86)\r\n      1:22.39 (1:22.39)   1:51.75 (1:51.75)\r\n        2:16.91 (25.16)     2:44.72 (52.97)\r\n      3:13.31 (1:21.56)   3:42.19 (1:50.44)\r\n        4:07.44 (25.25)     4:35.84 (53.65)\r\n      5:04.37 (1:22.18)   5:33.09 (1:50.90)\r\n        5:58.50 (25.41)     6:26.49 (53.40)\r\n      6:55.13 (1:22.04)   7:23.96 (1:50.87)<\/pre>\n<h4>Men\u2019s 800 freestyle relay<\/h4>\n<p>The University of Chicago is putting the pressure on for a top-three spot, going 6:26.98 for the win to solidify its placement in third. The time exactly matches the NCAA record, set in 2023 by Emory. <strong>Alexander Schwartz, Cooper Costello, Sebi Vernhes<\/strong> and <strong>John Butler<\/strong> led a balanced squad that finished 3.5 seconds up on Denison, which maintains a 47.5-point lead on Emory. Williams was third, with Emory down in sixth.<\/p>\n<pre><b>Event 29  Men 800 Yard Freestyle Relay<\/b>\r\n==================================================================================\r\n    School                                 Seed     Finals Points \r\n==================================================================================\r\n  1 Chicago                             6:31.68    6:26.98   40  \r\n     1) Schwartz, Alexander FR        2) Costello, Cooper SO          \r\n     3) Vernhes, Sebi SR              4) Butler, John FR              \r\n                 22.85        47.50 (47.50)\r\n      1:12.52 (1:12.52)   1:37.62 (1:37.62)\r\n        1:59.25 (21.63)     2:23.68 (46.06)\r\n      2:48.93 (1:11.31)   3:14.22 (1:36.60)\r\n        3:35.51 (21.29)     3:59.41 (45.19)\r\n      4:24.36 (1:10.14)   4:50.43 (1:36.21)\r\n        5:11.70 (21.27)     5:36.23 (45.80)\r\n      6:01.33 (1:10.90)   6:26.98 (1:36.55)\r\n  2 Denison                             6:31.58    6:30.41   34  \r\n     1) Hill, Jack SO                 2) Distenfeld, Tyler SR         \r\n     3) Jones, Gavin SR               4) Testin, Devin SO             \r\n                 21.89        46.33 (46.33)\r\n      1:10.90 (1:10.90)   1:36.01 (1:36.01)\r\n        1:57.87 (21.86)     2:22.29 (46.28)\r\n      2:47.69 (1:11.68)   3:13.00 (1:36.99)\r\n        3:35.05 (22.05)     4:00.28 (47.28)\r\n      4:25.63 (1:12.63)   4:51.50 (1:38.50)\r\n        5:13.63 (22.13)     5:38.24 (46.74)\r\n      6:03.86 (1:12.36)   6:30.41 (1:38.91)\r\n  3 Williams                            6:31.93    6:32.08   32  \r\n     1) Nunez, Ryan SO                2) Williams, Harrison JR        \r\n     3) Schalet, Oliver SR            4) Anderson, Carter SR          \r\n                 22.31        47.27 (47.27)\r\n      1:12.44 (1:12.44)   1:37.74 (1:37.74)\r\n        2:00.26 (22.52)     2:25.29 (47.55)\r\n      2:50.89 (1:13.15)   3:16.46 (1:38.72)\r\n        3:38.30 (21.84)     4:03.02 (46.56)\r\n      4:27.88 (1:11.42)   4:53.19 (1:36.73)\r\n        5:16.07 (22.88)     5:40.70 (47.51)\r\n      6:06.13 (1:12.94)   6:32.08 (1:38.89)\r\n  4 W&amp;L                                 6:32.26    6:32.91   30  \r\n     1) Jobe, Dalton JR               2) Chapman, Leighton SO         \r\n     3) Byars, Charles JR             4) Nagel, Luke SR               \r\n                 22.93        47.46 (47.46)\r\n      1:12.52 (1:12.52)   1:37.32 (1:37.32)\r\n        2:00.22 (22.90)     2:25.82 (48.50)\r\n      2:51.50 (1:14.18)   3:17.12 (1:39.80)\r\n        3:38.74 (21.62)     4:03.81 (46.69)\r\n      4:29.85 (1:12.73)   4:56.02 (1:38.90)\r\n        5:17.96 (21.94)     5:42.47 (46.45)\r\n      6:07.58 (1:11.56)   6:32.91 (1:36.89)\r\n  5 Coast Guard                         6:33.07    6:33.26   28  \r\n     1) Lyman, Sean SR                2) Reice, Noah SO               \r\n     3) Giguere, Luke FR              4) Twiss, Colin SR              \r\n                 22.58        47.58 (47.58)\r\n      1:13.11 (1:13.11)   1:38.70 (1:38.70)\r\n        2:00.99 (22.29)     2:26.52 (47.82)\r\n      2:52.26 (1:13.56)   3:17.38 (1:38.68)\r\n        3:40.03 (22.65)     4:05.71 (48.33)\r\n      4:31.66 (1:14.28)   4:57.74 (1:40.36)\r\n        5:18.53 (20.79)     5:42.24 (44.50)\r\n      6:07.16 (1:09.42)   6:33.26 (1:35.52)\r\n  6 Emory                               6:32.82    6:33.50   26  \r\n     1) Tupper, Hayden SO             2) Becker, Sven JR              \r\n     3) Pollack, Alexander SR         4) Thorsen, McKee SO            \r\n                 22.82        47.24 (47.24)\r\n      1:12.58 (1:12.58)   1:38.02 (1:38.02)\r\n        2:00.28 (22.26)     2:25.19 (47.17)\r\n      2:50.70 (1:12.68)   3:16.55 (1:38.53)\r\n        3:39.61 (23.06)     4:05.02 (48.47)\r\n      4:31.04 (1:14.49)   4:55.24 (1:38.69)\r\n        5:17.44 (22.20)     5:42.38 (47.14)\r\n      6:08.09 (1:12.85)   6:33.50 (1:38.26)\r\n  7 NYU                                 6:30.99    6:33.82   24  \r\n     1) Nechydyuk, Max FR             2) Vincent, Connor SR           \r\n     3) Wu, Kevin SO                  4) Downs, Pierce SO             \r\n                 22.49        47.13 (47.13)\r\n      1:12.51 (1:12.51)   1:38.57 (1:38.57)\r\n        2:00.61 (22.04)     2:25.51 (46.94)\r\n      2:51.21 (1:12.64)   3:16.68 (1:38.11)\r\n        3:38.87 (22.19)     4:03.67 (46.99)\r\n      4:29.53 (1:12.85)   4:55.94 (1:39.26)\r\n        5:17.56 (21.62)     5:41.86 (45.92)\r\n      6:07.56 (1:11.62)   6:33.82 (1:37.88)\r\n  8 Tufts                               6:35.74    6:33.96   22  \r\n     1) Shafi, Rafae SO               2) Lyubman, Ron FR              \r\n     3) Sikka, Armaan JR              4) Lundgren, Eric SR            \r\n                 22.67        47.14 (47.14)\r\n      1:12.30 (1:12.30)   1:37.69 (1:37.69)\r\n        1:59.82 (22.13)     2:24.39 (46.70)\r\n      2:49.99 (1:12.30)   3:15.99 (1:38.30)\r\n        3:38.48 (22.49)     4:03.46 (47.47)\r\n      4:29.13 (1:13.14)   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