UIndy Men Defeat Defending NCAA D2 Champs Queens At Tri-Meet

Queens vs UIndy vs Wingate (Men)

The UIndy and Wingate men traveled to Charlotte to take on Queens in a tri-meet on Saturday, while their women’s teams would race on Sunday. The meet would be contested in short course metres.

Queens, the defending NCAA Division 2 champions, were beaten 148-114 by the Hounds, but did top Wingate 169.5-92.5. UIndy also beat Wingate 183-79.

The Hounds won eight out of the fourteen events, including two apiece going to Guilherme Zavaneli and Rodrigo Codo Berti. Zavaneli won the 100 (50.16) and 200 free (1:52.06), while Codo Berti took the 100 (55.47) and 200 back (2:02.19).

They also had wins from Cody Liske in the 800 free (8:21.84), Jan Zuchowicz in the 100 breast (1:03.45), and Adam Rosipal in the 400 free (3:58.35). Codo Berti, Zuchowicz, Ante Lucev and Zavaneli also combined to win the 400 medley relay at the beginning of the meet.

Queens also had multiple event wins from both Marius Kusch and Jan Delkeskamp. Kusch, a 2018 European Championship medalist from Germany, won the 100 (53.65) and 200 fly (2:03.02), while Delkeskamp, also a German, won the 200 breast (2:20.75) and 200 IM (2:07.25).

Their other individual win came from Dmytro Sydorchenko in the 50 free (23.32), and the Ukrainian also had the top split (22.62) on their 200 free relay that won to close out the meet.

Markus Furst had the top finish for Wingate, placing 2nd in the 200 IM in 2:09.45.

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JP input is too short
6 years ago

Good showing by Indy. Will be a much closer meet this year with Queens down a ton of NCAA scorers, especially guys like Arakelian, Dreesens, Bunner, and Pijulet. Actually, with Cal Baptist leaving for DI, that makes Indy the top returning team – and it doesn’t look like they lost a single scorer or relay swimmer.

dmswim
6 years ago

“The UIndy and Wingate men traveled to North Carolina to take on Queens in a tri-meet on Saturday, while their women’s teams would race on Sunday.” Wingate is in North Carolina, so they didn’t really travel there for the meet. More accurately, they traveled to Charlotte for the meet.

Swimswimswim
6 years ago

Who cares about d2 really

Brad Flood
Reply to  Swimswimswim
6 years ago

Me.

CACrushers
Reply to  Brad Flood
6 years ago

Congrats on the return to college swimming, Coach Flood

Paul Mangen
Reply to  Brad Flood
6 years ago

Ditto! Hope, to see more of D2 schools promoting their brand and sharing the competitive nature of this part of the swim world.
Also, great to see you are back on the college pool deck Coach!

Hswimmer
Reply to  Swimswimswim
6 years ago

Boy bye

The Screaming Viking!
Reply to  Swimswimswim
6 years ago

D2 is a great place to be right now in the Midwest. Lots of great teams steadily building.

JP input is too short
Reply to  Swimswimswim
6 years ago

*raises hand*

Chance
Reply to  Swimswimswim
6 years ago

You probably swam NAIA

The Screaming Viking!
6 years ago

UIndy is just getting started on their way up…

About James Sutherland

James Sutherland

James swam five years at Laurentian University in Sudbury, Ontario, specializing in the 200 free, back and IM. He finished up his collegiate swimming career in 2018, graduating with a bachelor's degree in economics. In 2019 he completed his graduate degree in sports journalism. Prior to going to Laurentian, James swam …

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