NCAA Division II Championships, Night 3: Drury Takes Relay Record, Men’s Lead
It’s been a long wait for Drury. The Panthers have been runners-up at the men’s NCAA Division II Championships five times since winning their 12th and most recent team title in 2014.
Thursday’s finish to the session at the Indiana University Natatorium might be what they need to get moving toward a title.
Drury finished the session by setting the NCAA record in the men’s 400 medley relay, sending it into Friday with a 29-point edge on the University of Tampa in an effort to dethrone it from the summit of NCAAs. The medley relay also brought a DQ for UIndy, which sits third by is now 69 points in arrears of Tampa, likely ending its title hopes.
The Drury women, likewise searching for a first title since 2014, lead the women’s standings, though the eight-point edge over reigning champ Nova Southeastern is more tenuous.
All the action from Night 3, and team scores as we head to Friday in Indianapolis:
Women - Team Rankings - Through Event 19 1. Drury 262 2. Nova S'Eastern 254 3. Colorado Mesa 174 4. Indy 169 5. Grand Valley 119 6. Lynn 115 7. Tampa 101 8. Simon Fraser 87 9. Findlay 81 10. West Florida 80 11. Wingate 74 12. Clarion 73 13. Augustana 57 14. Azusa Pacific 53 15. Catawba 43 16. Oklahoma Christi 35 16. Csu East Bay 35 18. Wayne State 29 19. Delta State 28 20. Nmu 21 21. Msu Mankato 20 22. McKendree 19 23. Henderson St. 15 23. Umsl 15 25. Truman St. 14 25. Southern Conn 14 27. Emmanuel 12 28. West Chester University 6 28. Florida Southern 6 30. Davenport 2 31. Concordia 1 31. Carson-Newman 1
Men - Team Rankings - Through Event 20 1. Drury 268 2. Tampa 239 3. Indy 170 4. McKendree 169 5. Grand Valley 144 6. Florida Southern 94 7. Lewis 87 8. Lynn 86 9. Colorado Mesa 75 9. Wayne State 75 11. Wingate 69 12. St Cloud St 58 12. Clarion 58 14. Nmu 43 15. Catawba 42 16. Missouri S & T 40 17. Rollins 37 17. Ouachita 37 19. Nova S'Eastern 26 20. Simon Fraser 25 21. Carson-Newman 24 22. West Chester University 22 23. Delta State 15 24. Quincy 14 24. Montevallo 14 26. Roberts Wesleyan 13 27. Davenport 12 27. Mines 12 27. Barry U 12 30. Biola University 7 30. College of Staten Island 7 32. Henderson St. 5 33. Saginaw Valley 4 33. Findlay 4
Women’s 100 butterfly
Luna Mertins set the NCAA record in January and the meet record in the morning. Thursday evening, she downed both in sealing her second NCAA title and fourth straight top-four finish.
The fifth-year from Lynn University left no doubt, going 51.78, winning by nearly two seconds. She downed her meet mark of 52.00 in the morning and the NCAA standard of 51.85 from February.
Drury’s Mellie Wijk was the next best finisher, in second in 53.49 to add to her 200 IM title. The just held off a charge from CSU East Bay’s Tehani Kong, who went 53.58. Emily Mears-Bentley of Findlay was .01 behind Kong for fourth. She had been third last year, with Kong eighth.
Event 12 Women 100 Yard Butterfly
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NCAA DII: N 51.78 3/13/2025 Luna Mertins, Lynn
Meet: M 51.78 3/13/2025 Luna Mertins, Lynn
Name Year School Prelims Finals Points
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=== Championship Final ===
1 Mertins, Luna 5Y Lynn 52.00 51.78N 20
r:+0.73 23.84 51.78 (27.94)
2 Wijk, Mellie SR Drury 53.60 53.49 17
r:+0.72 24.70 53.49 (28.79)
3 Kong, Tehani SO CSU East Bay 53.40 53.58 16
r:+0.71 25.21 53.58 (28.37)
4 Mears-Bentley, Emily JR Findlay 53.96 53.59 15
r:+0.64 25.12 53.59 (28.47)
5 Glasgow, Justice SR Southern Conn 54.31 54.11 14
r:+0.69 25.19 54.11 (28.92)
6 Paaske, Andrea SR Indy 54.31 54.51 13
r:+0.74 25.13 54.51 (29.38)
7 Onofer, Eniko SO Catawba 54.76 54.86 12
r:+0.70 25.23 54.86 (29.63)
8 Kloth, Mikayla JR Delta State 54.69 55.36 11
r:+0.63 25.58 55.36 (29.78)
Men’s 100 butterfly
McKendree’s Jackson Lustig defending his top seed in a heck of a race, going 45.85 to win. He dd his work in the front half, going out in 21.49 and holding off Parker Knollman of Tampa by .13 seconds. Lustig had been sixth last year.
Alejandro Villarejo of Drury was third in 46.18, two tenths over UIndy’s Oskar Sawicki, Villarejo improving a place from last year’s finish.
Event 13 Men 100 Yard Butterfly
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NCAA DII: N 44.32 3/14/2019 Marius Kusch, Queens (NC)
Meet: M 44.32 3/14/2019 Marius Kusch, Queens (NC)
Name Year School Prelims Finals Points
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=== Championship Final ===
1 Lustig, Jackson SR McKendree 46.35 45.85 20
r:+0.67 21.49 45.85 (24.36)
2 Knollman, Parker SR Tampa 46.61 45.98 17
r:+0.68 21.63 45.98 (24.35)
3 Villarejo, Alejandro JR Drury 46.53 46.18 16
r:+0.62 21.74 46.18 (24.44)
4 Sawicki, Oskar JR Indy 46.46 46.38 15
r:+0.66 20.98 46.38 (25.40)
5 Viallon, Nino JR Florida Southern 46.79 46.72 14
r:+0.63 21.53 46.72 (25.19)
6 Pieterse, Antonie FR Roberts Wesleyan 46.66 46.74 13
r:+0.65 21.72 46.74 (25.02)
7 Godard, Lance JR St Cloud St 46.84 46.85 12
r:+0.65 21.75 46.85 (25.10)
8 Kolesnikov, Aleksei JR Montevallo 46.81 46.93 11
r:+0.60 21.35 46.93 (25.58)
Women’s 400 individual medley
Andrea Gomez Espinosa, entering with the fastest time of the season in the 400 IM, didn’t go all out in prelims, finishing fourth and promising that she might have more left in the tank at night. The UIndy senior did.
Gomez Espinosa was more than seven ticks quicker in 4:11.72, winning by more than four seconds over the field. Gomez Espinosa had been 4:13 in season. She was last year’s silver medalist.
Nova Southeastern’s May Lowy was second for the second straight IM in 4:15.04. She was third last year. Grand Valley’s Katie O’Connell finished third in 4:16.36, with Claire Conover of Drury fourth a spot better than last year.
Event 14 Women 400 Yard IM
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NCAA DII: N 4:08.56 3/10/2016 Patri Castro Ortega, Queens (NC)
Meet: M 4:08.56 3/10/2016 Patri Castro Ortega, Queens (NC)
Name Year School Prelims Finals Points
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=== Championship Final ===
1 Gomez Espinosa, Andre SR Indy 4:19.07 4:11.72 20
r:+0.74 26.54 56.71 (30.17)
1:29.15 (32.44) 2:00.45 (31.30)
2:37.25 (36.80) 3:14.15 (36.90)
3:43.53 (29.38) 4:11.72 (28.19)
2 Lowy, May SR Nova S'eastern 4:16.40 4:15.04 17
r:+0.63 27.35 58.23 (30.88)
1:30.95 (32.72) 2:02.46 (31.51)
2:39.45 (36.99) 3:15.97 (36.52)
3:45.73 (29.76) 4:15.04 (29.31)
3 O'Connell, Katie JR Grand Valley 4:19.04 4:16.36 16
r:+0.76 27.89 1:00.09 (32.20)
1:33.30 (33.21) 2:05.63 (32.33)
2:41.78 (36.15) 3:18.35 (36.57)
3:47.83 (29.48) 4:16.36 (28.53)
4 Conover, Claire SR Drury 4:18.52 4:16.54 15
r:+0.68 27.44 59.28 (31.84)
1:32.59 (33.31) 2:06.18 (33.59)
2:40.97 (34.79) 3:16.44 (35.47)
3:46.72 (30.28) 4:16.54 (29.82)
5 Bokos, Burlingtyn FR Tampa 4:20.78 4:16.65 14
r:+0.78 26.58 56.82 (30.24)
1:29.75 (32.93) 2:02.45 (32.70)
2:39.30 (36.85) 3:16.63 (37.33)
3:47.16 (30.53) 4:16.65 (29.49)
6 Bains, Sophia SR Colorado Mesa 4:19.87 4:18.68 13
r:+0.64 27.45 58.84 (31.39)
1:31.71 (32.87) 2:03.57 (31.86)
2:40.72 (37.15) 3:19.14 (38.42)
3:49.25 (30.11) 4:18.68 (29.43)
7 Schiller, Isabell JR Emmanuel 4:21.36 4:21.57 12
r:+0.87 27.18 59.31 (32.13)
1:31.09 (31.78) 2:03.31 (32.22)
2:40.98 (37.67) 3:18.79 (37.81)
3:50.98 (32.19) 4:21.57 (30.59)
8 Bergum, Gwen SO Drury 4:21.27 4:25.45 11
r:+0.74 28.01 1:01.02 (33.01)
1:34.65 (33.63) 2:08.52 (33.87)
2:44.17 (35.65) 3:21.64 (37.47)
3:54.52 (32.88) 4:25.45 (30.93)
Men’s 400 individual medley
The 200 IM runner-up made good in the 400 IM on the men’s side, with UIndy freshman Jeremias Pock leaving the field behind in 3:44.03 to win. He was 4.57 second sup on the field, with Connor Bishel of Missouri S&T medaling for the second straight year in 3:48.60.
Marcus Mak of Simon Fraser and Tom Thalau both broke 3:50, Mak’s 3:49.53 better by a tenth for silver. Joao Nogueira of Drury, fourth a year ago, was fifth. Silas Buessing won the B final for the second straight year for Indy; his 3:50.4 would’ve been fifth in the championship final.
Event 15 Men 400 Yard IM
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NCAA DII: N 3:40.22 3/14/2024 Benjamin Sampson, Colorado Mesa
Meet: M 3:40.22 3/14/2024 Benjamin Sampson, Colorado Mesa
Name Year School Prelims Finals Points
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=== Championship Final ===
1 Pock, Jeremias FR Indy 3:50.25 3:44.03 20
r:+0.68 23.79 51.20 (27.41)
1:20.75 (29.55) 1:49.28 (28.53)
2:19.73 (30.45) 2:50.86 (31.13)
3:17.98 (27.12) 3:44.03 (26.05)
2 Bichsel, Connor JR Missouri S & T 3:50.23 3:48.60 17
r:+0.64 24.25 52.31 (28.06)
1:22.05 (29.74) 1:51.63 (29.58)
2:22.43 (30.80) 2:54.11 (31.68)
3:21.46 (27.35) 3:48.60 (27.14)
3 Mak, Marcus JR Simon Fraser 3:52.38 3:49.53 16
r:+0.64 23.72 51.88 (28.16)
1:21.60 (29.72) 1:50.90 (29.30)
2:23.30 (32.40) 2:56.26 (32.96)
3:23.93 (27.67) 3:49.53 (25.60)
4 Thalau, Tom FR Lewis 3:52.27 3:49.63 15
r:+0.71 24.41 52.46 (28.05)
1:21.38 (28.92) 1:50.18 (28.80)
2:23.21 (33.03) 2:56.45 (33.24)
3:23.56 (27.11) 3:49.63 (26.07)
5 Nogueira, Joao JR Drury 3:51.55 3:51.05 14
r:+0.68 24.22 52.33 (28.11)
1:22.14 (29.81) 1:51.42 (29.28)
2:23.78 (32.36) 2:56.98 (33.20)
3:24.48 (27.50) 3:51.05 (26.57)
6 Walsh, Wyatt JR Quincy 3:52.39 3:51.48 13
r:+0.63 24.21 52.65 (28.44)
1:23.53 (30.88) 1:53.49 (29.96)
2:25.61 (32.12) 2:58.44 (32.83)
3:25.66 (27.22) 3:51.48 (25.82)
7 McInerny, Evan 5Y Rollins 3:50.90 3:52.33 12
r:+0.66 24.17 51.85 (27.68)
1:21.21 (29.36) 1:50.42 (29.21)
2:23.70 (33.28) 2:57.31 (33.61)
3:25.40 (28.09) 3:52.33 (26.93)
8 Bujdoso, Zsombor SO Ouachita 3:52.44 3:57.69 11
r:+0.67 24.56 53.15 (28.59)
1:22.83 (29.68) 1:53.18 (30.35)
2:25.47 (32.29) 2:59.54 (34.07)
3:28.95 (29.41) 3:57.69 (28.74)
Women’s 200 freestyle
After finishing fifth in the 50 free, Nova Southeastern freshman Kristina Orban got her first gold, going 1:45.92 to win the 200 free. She was second when the field turned for home, but her feverish final 50 of 26.79 helped her surge past Montana White of Azusa Pacific. White was 1:46.06, up a spot from third last year. She traded places with last year’s silver medalist, Tori Meklensek of Simon Fraser, who went 1:46.60 for bronze.
Lucy Hendley, the top seed in prelims, was fourth in 1:47.12, .34 slower than in prelims.
Event 16 Women 200 Yard Freestyle
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NCAA DII: N 1:44.44 2/10/2016 Patri Castro Ortega, Queens (NC)
Meet: M 1:45.27 3/12/2015 Patri Castro Ortega, Queens (NC)
Name Year School Prelims Finals Points
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=== Championship Final ===
1 Orban, Kristina FR Nova S'eastern 1:47.00 1:45.92 20
r:+0.67 25.12 52.07 (26.95)
1:19.13 (27.06) 1:45.92 (26.79)
2 White, Montana SR Azusa Pacific 1:46.79 1:46.06 17
r:+0.77 24.88 51.69 (26.81)
1:18.72 (27.03) 1:46.06 (27.34)
3 Meklensek, Tori SR Simon Fraser 1:47.44 1:46.60 16
r:+0.70 25.37 52.36 (26.99)
1:19.55 (27.19) 1:46.60 (27.05)
4 Hedley, Lucy JR Grand Valley 1:46.78 1:47.12 15
r:+0.74 24.85 51.92 (27.07)
1:19.54 (27.62) 1:47.12 (27.58)
5 Greenwood, Tammy SO Oklahoma Christi 1:49.10 1:47.52 14
r:+0.69 25.38 52.47 (27.09)
1:19.85 (27.38) 1:47.52 (27.67)
6 Ronningdal, Emilia JR Nova S'eastern 1:48.47 1:47.59 13
r:+0.73 25.30 52.39 (27.09)
1:19.94 (27.55) 1:47.59 (27.65)
7 Traube, Emily SR Truman St. 1:48.70 1:49.80 12
r:+0.61 25.57 53.02 (27.45)
1:20.89 (27.87) 1:49.80 (28.91)
8 Walker, Ellie 5Y Drury 1:48.81 1:49.87 11
r:+0.77 25.56 53.32 (27.76)
1:21.53 (28.21) 1:49.87 (28.34)
Men’s 200 freestyle
Jacob Hamlin picked up his second gold of the meet, the 1,000 free champion going 1:33.38 to eke out a win in the 200 free. The Tampa sophomore was .25 seconds up on McKendree’s Volodymyr Gavrysh and .33 up on Matthew Bosch of Grand Valley. Bosch was last year’s silver medalist.
Hamlin had been 12th as a freshman. Catawba sophomore Maksymilian Minichowski was fourth in 1:34.59, up from 16th last year. Drury scored in fifth via Matteo Vissotto, but Tampa went 1-6-8.
Event 17 Men 200 Yard Freestyle
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NCAA DII: N 1:32.46 3/10/2016 Dion Dreesens, Queens (NC)
Meet: M 1:32.46 3/10/2016 Dion Dreesens, Queens (NC)
Name Year School Prelims Finals Points
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=== Championship Final ===
1 Hamlin, Jacob SO Tampa 1:33.90 1:33.38 20
r:+0.68 22.24 46.04 (23.80)
1:09.83 (23.79) 1:33.38 (23.55)
2 Gavrysh, Volodymyr FR McKendree 1:34.57 1:33.63 17
r:+0.60 22.62 46.62 (24.00)
1:10.37 (23.75) 1:33.63 (23.26)
3 Bosch, Matthew SR Grand Valley 1:34.04 1:33.71 16
r:+0.74 21.92 45.95 (24.03)
1:10.19 (24.24) 1:33.71 (23.52)
4 Minichowski, Maksymil SO Catawba 1:34.97 1:34.59 15
r:+0.64 21.94 45.93 (23.99)
1:10.22 (24.29) 1:34.59 (24.37)
5 Vissotto, Matteo SO Drury 1:35.18 1:35.26 14
r:+0.66 22.22 46.19 (23.97)
1:10.65 (24.46) 1:35.26 (24.61)
6 Ponce De Leon, Rafael 5Y Tampa 1:35.22 1:35.40 13
r:+0.71 22.37 46.83 (24.46)
1:11.52 (24.69) 1:35.40 (23.88)
7 Meszaros, Daniel FR Ouachita 1:35.16 1:36.07 12
r:+0.64 22.25 46.57 (24.32)
1:11.25 (24.68) 1:36.07 (24.82)
8 Brandon, Caleb 5Y Tampa 1:35.25 1:38.73 11
r:+0.69 22.03 47.12 (25.09)
1:12.77 (25.65) 1:38.73 (25.96)
Men’s 3-meter diving
Drury got a big boost by stopping the Clarion glut of points. Isarael Zavaleta scored 596.55 points to win gold, having led the way all day. The three-time NCAA Division III champ at Kenyon leveled up effectively.
It took that to beat a final mainly comprised of Wayne State and Clarion divers. Julia Osuna Kelly of Wayne State was the only diver to top 500 points in both prelims and finals, scoring 571.30 for silver. He had set the meet record of 645.15 points in winning gold last year.
Zakary Kennedy of Clarion led four Golden Eagles in the top eight and five in the top 13 with 506.65 points, a half-point over Max Wasiniak of Wayne State. Michael Flamm also hit 500 points for fifth.
Two B finalists – Matthew Blommel of Grand Valley and Staten Island’s Yubal Parra – also topped 500 points.
Event 18 Men 3 mtr Diving
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NCAA DII: N 624.80 3/17/2018 Ammar Hassan, Colorado Mesa
Meet: M 624.80 3/17/2018 Ammar Hassan, Colorado Mesa
Name Year School Prelims Finals Points
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=== Championship Final ===
1 Zavaleta, Israel SR Drury 544.35 596.55 20
2 Osuna Kelly, Julio SR Wayne State 510.90 571.30 17
3 Kennedy, Zakary FR Clarion 483.35 506.65 16
4 Wasiniak, Max SO Wayne State 461.45 506.15 15
5 Flamm, Michael SO Clarion 475.45 505.25 14
6 Coronado, Ethan FR Clarion 476.30 499.50 13
7 Gauck, Matthew FR Davenport 468.75 478.85 12
8 Lindeman, Corwin FR Clarion 486.85 470.25 11
Women’s 400 medley relay
Last year’s NCAA runner-up Colorado Mesa sits third in the team standings thanks in part to this repeat relay title, going 3:37.54 to beat Drury by .43 seconds. Agata Naskret, Antonia Leese, Kiara Borchardt and Ada Qunell were the quartet.
Drury, aided by Jonette Laegried’s 59.70 split in breaststroke, were second. Findlay was second, nine tenths up on Nova Southeastern.
Event 19 Women 400 Yard Medley Relay
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NCAA DII: N 3:35.70 3/14/2019 Queens (NC)
P Lapshina, M Prayson, G DaCruz, K Dobson
Meet: M 3:35.70 3/14/2019 Queens (NC)
Lapshina, Prayson, DaCruz, Dobson
School Seed Finals Points
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1 Colorado Mesa 3:39.57 3:37.54 40
1) Naskret, Agata JR 2) r:0.36 Leese, Antonia SO
3) r:0.47 Borchardt, Kiara JR 4) Qunell, Ada JR
24.95 51.53 (51.53)
1:20.01 (28.48) 1:53.15 (1:01.62)
2:18.47 (25.32) 2:48.03 (54.88)
3:11.30 (23.27) 3:37.54 (49.51)
2 Drury 3:38.72 3:37.97 34
1) Lee, Kirsten SR 2) r:0.33 Laegreid, Jonette FR
3) r:0.43 Wijk, Mellie SR 4) r:0.54 Morales, Maria FR
26.63 55.41 (55.41)
1:23.05 (27.64) 1:55.11 (59.70)
2:19.58 (24.47) 2:48.37 (53.26)
3:11.94 (23.57) 3:37.97 (49.60)
3 Findlay 3:41.70 3:38.64 32
1) Melnyk, Oleksandra SR 2) r:0.21 Susi, Katie JR
3) r:0.24 Mears-Bentley, mily JR 4) r:0.24 Jones, Sydney SR
26.29 53.61 (53.61)
1:22.02 (28.41) 1:54.64 (1:01.03)
2:19.43 (24.79) 2:47.89 (53.25)
3:11.50 (23.61) 3:38.64 (50.75)
4 Nova S'eastern 3:39.75 3:39.54 30
1) Goncalves, Maria SR 2) r:0.33 Gass, Claire SR
3) r:0.49 Lowy, May SR 4) r:0.28 Kurdi, Zsofia 5Y
26.40 54.61 (54.61)
1:22.00 (27.39) 1:54.57 (59.96)
2:20.30 (25.73) 2:49.94 (55.37)
3:13.19 (23.25) 3:39.54 (49.60)
5 Wingate 3:40.85 3:39.80 28
1) Beesmans, Marta SR 2) r:0.27 Dwojak, Natalia JR
3) r:0.20 Zapata Ceballostina SO 4) r:0.14 Andrews, Lucinda SR
26.80 55.01 (55.01)
1:23.35 (28.34) 1:55.95 (1:00.94)
2:21.31 (25.36) 2:50.64 (54.69)
3:13.94 (23.30) 3:39.80 (49.16)
6 Catawba 3:44.01 3:41.61 26
1) Onofer, Eniko SO 2) r:0.41 McKenzie, Sydney JR
3) r:0.41 Peterson, Sydney FR 4) r:0.43 Reckmann, Marit JR
26.82 55.71 (55.71)
1:24.09 (28.38) 1:57.19 (1:01.48)
2:22.14 (24.95) 2:52.00 (54.81)
3:15.39 (23.39) 3:41.61 (49.61)
7 Tampa 3:41.58 3:41.89 24
1) McCaffrey, Kimberly JR 2) r:0.22 Soderlind, Alicia FR
3) r:0.66 Bokos, Burlingtyn FR 4) r:0.46 Morin, Tilde JR
26.33 55.45 (55.45)
1:23.94 (28.49) 1:57.01 (1:01.56)
2:22.48 (25.47) 2:52.10 (55.09)
3:15.46 (23.36) 3:41.89 (49.79)
8 Indy 3:39.49 3:42.43 22
1) Reinke, Caroline JR 2) r:0.50 Schmidt, Celina SR
3) r:0.16 Paaske, Andrea SR 4) r:0.12 Namutebi, Kirabo SO
26.67 55.48 (55.48)
1:24.19 (28.71) 1:57.30 (1:01.82)
2:21.97 (24.67) 2:51.38 (54.08)
3:15.08 (23.70) 3:42.43 (51.05)
Men’s 400 medley relay
McKendree was a tenth of a second quicker than the NCAA record it set in winning last year. But that didn’t matter thanks to Drury going 3:06.75 to undercut the record by .36 seconds. Ivan Adamchuk, Davi Mourao, Alejandro Villarejo and Lucas Minauer got the job done. Drury had been second last year in this race.
Three-quarters of the relay from 2024 – Patryk Rozenek, Jackson Lustig and Tyson Upon – were back for McKendree. Grand Valley was third with Tampa, anchoring Jacob Hamlin, fifth. UIndy was running in the top eight before a disqualification on the final handoff.
Event 20 Men 400 Yard Medley Relay
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NCAA DII: N 3:07.11 3/14/2024 McKendree
P Rozenek, F Pinheiro, J Lustig, T Upton
Meet: M 3:07.11 3/14/2024 McKendree
P Rozenek, F Pinheiro, J Lustig, T Upton
School Seed Finals Points
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1 Drury 3:06.83 3:06.75N 40
1) Adamchuk, Ivan SO 2) r:0.39 Mourao, Davi SR
3) r:0.13 Villarejo, Alejndro JR 4) r:0.22 Minuer, Lucas JR
22.24 46.20 (46.20)
1:10.00 (23.80) 1:38.09 (51.89)
1:58.95 (20.86) 2:23.82 (45.73)
2:44.20 (20.38) 3:06.75 (42.93)
2 McKendree 3:08.27 3:07.01N 34
1) Rozenek, Patryk SR 2) r:0.17 Bertulis, Nojus FR
3) r:0.21 Lustig, Jackson SR 4) r:0.15 Upton, Tyson SO
22.09 46.57 (46.57)
1:10.71 (24.14) 1:39.21 (52.64)
1:59.87 (20.66) 2:24.53 (45.32)
2:44.52 (19.99) 3:07.01 (42.48)
3 Grand Valley 3:09.05 3:08.52 32
1) Dies, Aaron SR 2) r:0.22 Goh, Andrew SO
3) r:0.22 Nunez Del Pradoeban FR 4) r:0.40 Bosch, Matthew SR
22.74 47.93 (47.93)
1:11.94 (24.01) 1:40.68 (52.75)
2:01.57 (20.89) 2:26.80 (46.12)
2:46.51 (19.71) 3:08.52 (41.72)
4 Florida Southern 3:08.87 3:08.54 30
1) Wilson, Brandon SR 2) r:0.19 Barczyk, Janek SO
3) r:0.14 Viallon, Nino JR 4) r:0.29 Da Rocha, Matheus SO
21.95 46.33 (46.33)
1:10.21 (23.88) 1:38.51 (52.18)
1:59.54 (21.03) 2:24.89 (46.38)
2:45.77 (20.88) 3:08.54 (43.65)
5 Tampa 3:09.87 3:08.76 28
1) Beckstead-Holman, William JR 2) r:0.20 Mindek, Jared SR
3) r:0.35 Knollman, Parker SR 4) r:0.40 Hamlin, Jacob SO
22.13 47.22 (47.22)
1:11.31 (24.09) 1:39.48 (52.26)
2:00.68 (21.20) 2:25.45 (45.97)
2:46.01 (20.56) 3:08.76 (43.31)
6 Lynn 3:10.33 3:09.43 26
1) Melcer, Paul JR 2) r:0.26 Tsyfarov, Maxim SO
3) r:0.27 Kostin, Vitaly 5Y 4) r:0.01 Grabowski, Maurice JR
22.81 47.39 (47.39)
1:11.59 (24.20) 1:40.17 (52.78)
2:01.26 (21.09) 2:26.43 (46.26)
2:46.32 (19.89) 3:09.43 (43.00)
7 Lewis 3:12.76 3:10.49 24
1) Jacinto, Jerard 5Y 2) r:0.18 Streefland, River FR
3) r:0.04 Vincent, Davidson SO 4) r:0.20 Howard, Matt JR
22.41 46.99 (46.99)
1:11.56 (24.57) 1:40.87 (53.88)
2:02.03 (21.16) 2:27.25 (46.38)
2:47.30 (20.05) 3:10.49 (43.24)
8 Wingate 3:12.35 3:10.90 22
1) Chagas Filho, Ney JR 2) r:0.18 Martijena, Andres JR
3) r:0.08 Topchanalis, Mike SO 4) r:0.19 Witzell, Anton SO
22.89 48.27 (48.27)
1:12.64 (24.37) 1:41.60 (53.33)
2:02.62 (21.02) 2:27.98 (46.38)
2:48.53 (20.55) 3:10.90 (42.92)
