ATHENS, GA, December 6. MINNESOTA\u2019S men outscored second place Florida State by over 350 points while Georgia likewise dominated the women\u2019s competition, outpointing California by nearly 400.<\/p>\n
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\nFINAL SCORES ::
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\nMen:
\nMinnesota, 1215.5
\nFlorida State, 860.5
\nGeorgia, 673
\nHarvard, 492
\nMichigan State, 275
\nEmory, 267
\nCalifornia (divers only), 60
\nVirginia Tech (divers only), 29<\/p>\n
Women:
\nGeorgia, 1288
\nCalifornia, 893
\nMinnesota, 597
\nFlorida State, 472
\nNotre Dame, 272
\nMichigan State, 247
\nEmory, 90
\nVirginia Tech (divers only), 48<\/p>\n
The final night featured a great race in the men\u2019s 1650 between a couple of seniors, Harvard\u2019s John Cole and Minnesota\u2019s Justin Mortimer, with Cole getting the touch 15:11.05 to 15:12.79, both just off the \u201cA\u201d standard of 15:05.87.<\/p>\n
Laura Conway, Georgia, didn\u2019t have the same type of race but had a better individual result finishing over 15 seconds under the \u201cA\u201d cut in the women\u2019s 1650 at 16:07.69, winning by nearly 40 seconds. Conway also swim 4:48.11 in the 500 on opening night.<\/p>\n
The women\u2019s 800 free relay on day two was the equal of the Cole-Mortimer 1650 race, with Cal edging Georgia 7:10.10 to 7:10.73, both \u201cA\u201d standards. Mary DeScenza lead off the Bulldogs with an automatic 200 free standard of 1:47.43 and had an anchor leg from Kara Lynn Joyce at 1:45.77 but even with those legs they were not able to surpass the consistent legs from the Golden Bears (Ashley Chandler, 1:48.15; Erin Reilly 1:46.60; Emily Silver, 1:48.62; Lauren Medina, 1:46.73).<\/p>\n
Top swims from invitational included:<\/p>\n
Mary DeScenza, Georgia\t\t 200 back\t\t1:56.06
\n\t\t\t\t\t200 fly\t\t\t1:56.37
\n\t\t\t\t\t100 fly\t\t\t :53.48
\n\t\t\t\t\t200 IM\t\t\t2:00.70
\nHelen Silver, California\t\t200 back\t\t1:57.58
\nEmily Silver, California\t\t100 free\t\t :49.69
\n\t\t\t\t\t50 free\t\t\t :22.93
\nTerry Silkaitis, Minnesota\t\t100 free\t\t :43.27
\nKara Lynn Joyce, Georgia\t\t100 free\t\t :48.88LO
\n\t\t\t\t\t200 free\t\t1:47.36
\n\t\t\t\t\t50 free\t\t\t :22.41
\nErin Reilly, Cal\t\t\t200 free\t\t1:47.58
\n\t\t\t\t\t500 free\t\t4:46.16
\nLauren Medina, Cal\t\t\t200 free\t\t1:47.17
\nLindsey Ertter, Georgia\t\t\t100 breast\t\t1:01.35
\nAnne Babicz, Cal\t\t\t100 breast\t\t1:01.77
\nMinnesota Men\u2019s \t\t\t4 x 100 free relay\t2:54.86
\nUniversity of Georgia Women\t\t4 x 50 free relay\t1:31.26
\n 22.84; 22.84; 22.88; 22.70
\nAshley Chandler, Cal\t\t\t500 free\t\t4:47.05
\nElizabeth Hill, Georgia\t\t\t500 free\t\t4:46.08
\nAdam Mitchell, Minnesota\t\t200 IM\t\t\t1:46.59
\nKatie Yevak, Georgia\t\t\t200 IM\t\t\t2:00.94
\nAndrea Georoff, Georgia\t\t 50 free\t\t\t :22.93<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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