Northwestern vs Miami (FL) vs Army
- Saturday, Dec. 17, 2022
- Miami, Fla.
- SCY (25 yards)
- Results
- Team Scores
- Women: Northwestern 146, Miami 95
- Women: Northwestern 185, Army 56
- Women: Miami 167, Army 74
- Men: Northwestern 129, Army 112
Northwestern had not published a press release as of this article being published.
Courtesy: Miami Athletics
CORAL GABLES, Fla. – The Miami Hurricanes split their double dual meet Saturday afternoon at the Whitten Center Pool, emerging victorious over Army and falling to Northwestern.
Miami topped the Golden Knights, 167-74, but fell to the Wildcats, 146-95 in an unconventional competition featuring unique strokes and relay formats.
The Hurricanes enjoyed a number of strong individual performances over the course of the day, including first-place finishes from freshman Celina Kuehne, sophomore Giulia Carvalho and veteran captain Zorry Mason.
Kuehne delivered the Hurricanes’ first top time of the day in her signature 50-yard backstroke event, finishing in a time of 25.78. Carvalho added a first-place performance in the 50-yard freestyle (23.53) while Mason won the 100-yard IM (57.18).
Kuehne won her heat and took second overall in the 150-yard backstroke (1:29.44) while Mason was third in the 150-yard breaststroke (1:40.47).
The Hurricanes’ top entry in the 1,000-yard freestyle crescendo relay took second, with Aino Otava, Adrianna Cera, Savannah Barr and Jacey Hinton finishing in a time of 9:37.57.
Carvalho picked up an additional win in the 50-yard butterfly (24.89), while Mason was Miami’s top finisher in the “mystery” 200 IM, where each swimmer competed with a different order of the four strokes.
Miami’s entry in another unconventional event – this one the 8×50 freestyle relay – took second, with Hinton, Carvalho, Jane Fitzgerald and Emma Sundstrand leading the way for the Hurricanes.
The Hurricanes return to the Whitten Pool on Jan. 4 with a meet against Boston College and SMU.
Courtesy: Army Athletics
MIAMI, Fla. – The Army men’s swimming and diving team fell to Northwestern and the women’s team fell to Northwestern and Miami on Saturday afternoon. Owen Harlow won the 50 free in the 141-119 loss to Northwestern. On the women’s side Aurelie Migualt finished second in the 150 breast.
The Men’s Meet
The Army Black Knights fell to Northwestern Wildcats 141-119. In 11 events the Black Knights finished in the top two, with three first place finishes; Evan Yoo winning the 150 breast (1:26.75), Sam Wesley finishing first in the 150 back (1:19.90), and Owen Harlow besting Northwestern’s Michael Linnihan in the 50 free with a time of 20.46. Army also finished first in both the 1000 free relay crescendo (8:42.18) and 8×50 free relay with a finishing time of 2:48.69.
Senior Jacob Powell finished second in the 100 IM with a time of 50.43, breaking the Academy record (Brian McKenrick, 2018, 50.51). In the 50 breast Kohen Rankin finished in a close second behind Northwestern’s Kevin Houseman. Army’s Wes Tate finished second in the 150 free with a time of 1:13.10. The Black Knights finished in the top two in the 8×50 medley relay (3:04.63).
The Army diving team finished in the top five with sophomore Isaac Newman finishing second in the 1M dive (282.08) and fourth in the 3M dive (288.15).
The Women’s Meet
Army competed against strong Miami and Northwestern swim and dive teams, falling 167-74 and 201-59 respectively. Northwestern picked up victories in the first two events, before Miami’s Celina Kuehne won the 50 back with a time of 25.78. Layne Peterson finished in the top five with a time of 27.42.
Although falling to the Hurricanes and the Wildcats, the Black Knights finished in the top three in four events. Miami’s Emma Sundstrand finished second in the 50 breast with Aurelie Migault closely finishing third (30.00). Army’s Catriona Gilmore also finished in the top five with a time of 30.3. Meghan Cole finished third in the 50 fly with a time of 25.67. Migault came back to finish second in the 150 breast with a time of 1:40.36.
In the 100 IM Northwestern and Miami took first, second, and third, Army’s Cole and McDonald finished in the top five with times of 59.07 and 1:00.37 respectfully. In the 150 back Northwestern’s Justine Murdock (1:27.81) and Mackenzie Lanning (1:30.02) took first and third respectfully, while Miami’s Kuehne finished second (1:29.44), Army’s Peterson finished fourth with a time of 1:30.04.
On the boards, Minh Donnell finished fifth in the 1M dive, earning a score of 239.10 points, and also finished fifth in the 3M dive (226.05).
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Coach’s Corner
“Today’s meet was a lot of fun and a great opportunity to take a break from training camp and race against two very competitive power 5 programs.
We swam “fun” events, but the team still showed up to compete and do their best. Coming off TEEs and a couple weeks of tough training, it was a good reminder of what we need to do when we race, to be at our best. We’re excited to get back to work tomorrow morning and work on some of the details that were missing today.
Congrats to Jacob Powell for setting an Academy Record in the 100 IM.”— Head Coach Brandt Nigro
What’s Next
The Black Knights continue their road trip and will face Penn State on Friday, January 13 at 4 p.m.
