Meet Results
- October 5, 2017
- Indianapolis, Indiana
- IUPUI Natatorium
- Meet Results
- Score
- MEN: IUPUI 149, Indianapolis 90
- WOMEN: IUPUI 129.5, Indianapolis 113.5
Press Release
Courtesy of IUPUI Athletics
IUPUI swimming and diving started its season off with wins by both the men and women on Thursday night (Oct. 5) at the Natatorium over the University of Indianapolis. The men won their meet 149-90, while the women won by a score of 129.5-113.5.
The first wins of the night for the Jags came in 1000 yard freestyle as junior Olivia Treski won the women’s race in a time of 10:28.50 and fellow junior Ben Levart won the men’s race in 9:27.63. The duo would also sweep the 500 yard freestyle with Treski finishing in 5:08.02 and Levart touching the wall in 4:35.10.
Other wins on the men’s side came from Vince Partlow, who swam the 50 yard freestyle in 21.36, Mark Auger won the 200 yard butterfly with a time of 1:53.04, and Jonathan Stollertaking first in the 200 yard breaststroke clocking a time of 2:08.27. The team of Jackson Sandala, Josh Barajas, Levart and Partlow also took first in the men’s 400 freestyle relay (3:05.69) to close the night.
Meagan Roni won the women’s 200 yard freestyle with a time of 1:55.49 and Carmen Escalante Ruiz won the women’s 200 yard butterfly with a time of 2:07.84.
On the board, #Rylee Dahlman# swept the women’s competition winning the 1-meter with a score of 2.76.15 and the 3-meter with a score of 256.28. On the men’s side Krisztian Somhegyiwon the men’s 1-meter scoring 273.23 points and Mitchell Mastey took the 3-meter with a score of 303.98.
The next time the Jags will be in the pool will be on Friday, Oct. 20 for a home dual meet against Oakland starting a 6 p.m.
Press Release
Courtesy of Indianapolis Athletics
The UIndy swimming & diving teams kicked off the 2017-18 season Thursday night, making the short trek downtown to take on IUPUI at the Natatorium. The Greyhound women were edged, 129.5-113.5, while the men lost by a 149-90 final.
The Greyhounds garnered 12 event wins on the night, including five individual and two relay victories on the women’s side.
“I’m very happy with the performances for our first meet,” said Head Coach Jason Hite. “We had some big wins on the women’s side and battled really well against a team that almost doubled our score a year ago. We saw serious progress for the women.
“One the men’s side, we had solid wins from a couple of the guys and from our medley relay. The meet wasn’t as close as we hoped, but overall it was a good first step on our season.”
Freshman Krystal Caylor had a stellar debut in her first-ever collegiate meet. The Springfield, Mo., native earned a pair of individual wins while helping the Hounds to a victory in the 400 freestyle relay. She posted the program’s fourth-fastest 200 IM time at 2:06.84, recorded a 52.57 in the 100 free, and swam the leadoff leg ahead of Mary Niklarz, Stefanie Haholiades and Malvina Shoukri for a winning time of 3:34.09 in the 400 free relay.
Haholiades also won the 50 free (24.33), Madeleine Legertouched first in the 200 back (2:09.59) and Athina Konstantiniditook first in the 200 breaststroke (2:27.12).
The Greyhounds also won the 200 medley relay, as Leger, Konstantinidi, Sotia Neophytou and Haholiades combined for a 1:47.90.
Brazilian countrymen Rodrigo Codo Berti and Guilherme Zavaneliled the way for the men. Both earned two individual victories apiece, with Berti winning the 200 back (1:53.17) and 200 IM (1:51.86), while Zavaneli seized both the 100 (45.70) and 200 free (1:38.56).
Berti also combined efforts with sophomore Ante Lucev and freshmen Jan Zuchowicz and Victor Antonon for a winning time of 1:32.59 in the 200 medley relay.
The Greyhounds get right back in the pool when they host Division I Cincinnati Friday, Oct. 6. A free video stream of the meet will be available on the GLVC Sport Network.
