NCAA D2 Swimming and Diving Championships- Day 2 Up/Downs

NCAA DIVISION II CHAMPIONSHIPS

• March 11th-14th, 2015
• Indianapolis, Indiana (IUPUI Natatorium)
• Real-Time results
• Video link (expected to be available when meet starts)
• Championship Central

Quick update on team scores through day 1

Women

1. Drury 128
2. Queens (Nc) 123
3. Wingate 67
4. Nova S’Eastern 57
5. Ucsd 51
6. Cal Baptist 37
7. Delta State 29
8. West Florida 26
8. Florida Southern 26
10. St. Cloud State 24
11. Lindenwood 21
12. Wayne State 20
13. Limestone 19
14. Tampa 18
14. LIU Post 18
16. Nmu 16
17. Lynn 15
18. Simon Fraser 14
19. Ashland 13
20. Bridgeport 12
21. Grand Valley 11
22. Carson-Newman 8
23. MSU Mankato 4
24. Bloomsburg 3
25. Hillsdale 1
25. Adams St. 1

Men

1. Lindenwood 94
1. Grand Valley 94
3. Drury 91
4. Queens (Nc) 72.5
5. Wayne State 69
6. Bridgeport 65
7. Saint Leo 58
8. Florida Southern 51
9. Nova S’Eastern 48
10. Tampa 44
11. Cal Baptist 43.5
12. St. Cloud State 39
13. West Chester 35
14. Delta State 34
15. Clarion 23
16. Lewis 12
17. Limestone 11
18. Carson-Newman 8
19. Colorado Mesa 7
19. Wingate 7
19. Pfeiffer 7
19. Florida Tech 7
23. UCSD 6
24. Missouri S & T 4

The women of Queens have no plans of going away any time this weekend.  The second place Royals have had a huge day here on day two in Indy.  With 1 up in the 400 IM, 3 up in the 100 butterfly, as well as 3 up in the 200 freestyle Queens University looks to take back the lead from Drury.  Where Drury did not show their top-end speed in their day two events they definitely made their team depth known in the 200 free. They put 1 up in the 400 IM, 1 down in the 100 butterfly (by a hundredth of a second that could come back to haunt the Panthers) and 1 up with 3 down in the 200 freestyle, meaning the Panthers will need to be ready to roll this evening if they want any chance of slowing down the Queens women.  Nova Southeastern also had a great morning session posting 1 up in the 400 IM, 1 down in the 100 butterfly and 2 up in the women’s 200 freestyle.

On the men’s side of the pool Lindenwood and Grand Valley are tied atop the standings at 94 apiece.  With great performances by their divers last night, Grand Valley tried to keep the momentum on their side going 2 up and 1 down on the morning.  Lindenwood fell to Carson-Newman in their 200 freestyle relay swim off putting the  Lions into a rougher position then they had hoped for in the night 2 session. Individually they still are well represented going 2 up and 3 down this morning.

Drury and Queens continue to go back and forth looking to climb back into the lead. Drury ended the session 3 up and 2 down while Queens posted 3 up and 1 down. The Royals will need to win a couple of relays to get themselves back into the driver’s seat after having to sit out the 200 medley relay on night one.  Here are the up/downs for the day 2 session:

Women

Men