WATCH: Douglass, The Walshes, Ramadan, & More Swim At Virginia vs. Virginia Tech Dual

#1/7 VIRGINIA VS. #25/10 VIRGINIA TECH

  • January 14, 2022
  • SCY (25 yards)
  • UVA Aquatic and Fitness Center, Charlottesville, Virginia
  • Full Results

On Saturday, Virginia Tech traveled to Charlottesville to swim against Virginia. The Virginia Tech men narrowly beat the Virginia men 162-138, while the Virginia women beat Virginia Tech 207-91. Courtesy of UVa Swimming and Steven Steketee on YouTube, there are race videos for all of the swims, including Kate Douglass‘ NCAA-leading 1:52.07 200 IM, Gretchen Walsh‘s 1:51.47 200 back and 21.26 50 free, as well as Youssef Ramadan‘s two event wins, 42.66 relay leadoff, and controversial 100 back DQ.

Women’s 200 Medley Relay

  1. Virginia ‘A’ — 1;35.09
  2. Virginia ‘B’ — 1:39.47
  3. Virginia Tech ‘A’ — 1:40.76

Men’s 200 Medley Relay

  1. Virginia ‘A’ — 1:25.94
  2. Virginia Tech ‘A’ — 1:28.02
  3. Virginia ‘B’ — 1:28.87

Women’s 1000 Free

  1. Maddie Donohoe, Virginia — 9:48.65
  2. Sophia Knapp, Virginia — 10:00.65
  3. Chase Travis, Virginia Tech — 10:07.12

 

Men’s 1000 Free

  1. Keith Myburgh, Virginia Tech — 9:13.31
  2. Luis Domingues Calonge, Virginia Tech — 9:15.01
  3. Peter Thompson, Virginia — 9:16.02

Women’s 200 Free

  1. Aimee Canny, Virginia — 1:46.10
  2. Kate Morris, Virginia — 1:46.70 (EXH)
  3. Carmen Weller Sastre, Virginia Tech — 1:47.26

 

Men’s 200 Free

  1. Jack Wright, Virginia — 1:35.72
  2. Carles Coll Marti, Virginia Tech — 1:36.43
  3. Mario Molla Yanes, Virginia Tech — 1:38.04

 

Women’s 100 Back

  1. Reilly Tiltmann, Virginia — 53.02
  2. Emma Atkinson, Virginia Tech — 53.26
  3. Izzy Bradley, Virginia — 53.79 (EXH)

 

Men’s 100 Back

  1. William Koeppen, Virginia Tech —47.92
  2. Forest Webb, Virginia Tech — 48.16
  3. Max Edwards, Virginia — 48.39

NOTE: Youssef Ramadan touched the wall first in this race, but was DQed.

 

Women’s 100 Breast

  1. Ella Nelson, Virginia — 1:00.85
  2. Ella Bathurst, Virginia — 1:02.80
  3. Charlotte Rigg, Virginia Tech — 1:05.97

 

Men’s 100 Breast

  1. Noah Nichols, Virginia — 53.10
  2. AJ Pouch, Virginia Tech — 54.00
  3. Ethan Maloney, Virginia Tech — 55.48

 

Women’s 200 Fly

  1. Sam Baron, Virginia —1:56.64 (EXH)
  2. Caroline Kulp, Virginia — 1:59.92 (EXH)
  3. Morgan Miller, Virginia Tech — 2:01.56

 

Men’s 200 Fly

  1. Josh Fong, Virginia — 1:45.15
  2. Landon Gentry, Virginia Tech — 1:46.19
  3. Collin Bitz, Virginia — 1:46.90 (EXH)

 

Women’s 50 Free

  1. Gretchen Walsh, Virginia — 21.26
  2. Kate Douglass, Virginia — 21.64
  3. Sarah Shackelford, Virginia Tech — 22.85

 

Men’s 50 Free

  1. Matt Brownstead, Virginia — 19.99
  2. August Lamb, Virginia — 20.04
  3. William Hayon, Virginia Tech — 20.62

 

Women’s 100 Free

  1. Alex Walsh, Virginia — 48.56
  2. Carmen Weiler Sastre, Virginia Tech — 49.23
  3. Aimee Canny, Virginia — 49.68

 

Men’s 100 Free

  1. Youssef Ramadan, Virginia Tech — 43.15
  2. Mario Molla Yanes, Virginia Tech — 43.87
  3. Luis Dominguez, Virginia Tech — 44.14

 

Women’s 200 Back

  1. Gretchen Walsh, Virginia — 1:51.42
  2. Emma Atkinson, Virginia Tech — 1:54.48
  3. Caroline Bentz, Virginia Tech — 1:57.77

 

Men’s 200 Back

  1. Jack Aikins, Virginia — 1:46.14
  2. Nico Garcia, Virginia Tech — 1:46.32
  3. William Koeppen, Virginia Tech — 1:46.98

 

Women’s 200 Breast

  1. Emma Weber, Virginia — 2:11.69
  2. Zoe Skirboll, Virginia — 2:15.43
  3. Charlotte Rigg, Virginia Tech — 2:19.75

 

Men’s 200 Breast

  1. Carles Coll Marti, Virginia Tech — 1:55.59
  2. AJ Pouch, Virginia Tech — 1:55.83
  3. Noah Nichols. Virginia — 1:57.14

 

Women’s 500 Free

  1. Ella Nelson, Virginia — 4:48.21
  2. Maddie Donohoe, Virginia — 4:50.49
  3. Sophie Knapp, Virginia — 4:53.72

 

Men’s 500 Free

  1. Jack Wright, Virginia — 4:25.85
  2. Luis Dominguez, Virginia Tech — 4:28.10
  3. Sebastien Sergile, Virginia — 4:31.09

 

Women’s 100 Fly

  1. Alex Walsh, Virginia — 51.91
  2. Lexi Cuomo, Virginia — 53.81
  3. Abby Harter, Virginia — 53.84

 

Men’s 100 Fly

  1. Youssef Ramadan, Virginia Tech — 45.43
  2. Mario Molla Yanes, Virginia Tech — 47.61
  3. Josh Fong, Virginia — 47.63

 

Women’s 200 IM

  1. Kate Douglass, Virginia — 1:52.07
  2. Aimee Canny, Virginia — 2:00.95
  3. Caroline Bentz, Virginia Tech — 2:01.80

 

Men’s 200 IM

  1. Carles Coll Marti, Virginia Tech — 1:45.79
  2. Sean Conway, Virginia — 1;47.95
  3. Matt Styczen, Virginia — 1:49.81

 

Women’s 400 Free Relay

  1. Virginia ‘B’ — 3:17.16
  2. Virginia Tech ‘A’ — 3:17.39
  3. Virginia ‘A’ — 3:17.47

 

Men’s 400 Free Relay

  1. Virginia Tech ‘A’ — 2:52.97
  2. Virginia ‘A’ — 2:54.69
  3. Virginia ‘B’ — 3:01.65

 

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poolboy
1 year ago

Does anyone know why Matt King didn’t swim?

Admin
Reply to  poolboy
1 year ago

No but I’ll ask in the morning.

aquadog
Reply to  Braden Keith
1 year ago

any follow up on this?

Admin
Reply to  aquadog
1 year ago

No response yet.

Admin
Reply to  Braden Keith
1 year ago

@aquadog

Boyle is injured. Timeline for return is 1-4 weeks.
King is dealing with a family matter.

Swimfan27
1 year ago

There’s no way Alex Walsh actually split a 25.01 50 breast on the 200 medley relay, right???

bob
Reply to  Swimfan27
1 year ago

no—there was definitely a timing error. Looks like gretchen walsh was 23 low with one of the fastest 50 back splits of all time (again), and alex was a 26 high (still nuts)

Sherry Smit
1 year ago

Um nobody is talking about A. Walsh splitting 25.0 on the 50 breast?

bob
Reply to  Sherry Smit
1 year ago

yeah because it didn’t happen

Joel Lin
1 year ago

Also notable how strong VT men are in the breaststroke. They had 2 guys hit 1:55 in a mid season dual meet.

Ramadan looks like this is his year to just blast through ACCs & NCAAs. He should be a >50 point individual scorer at NCAAs which puts the Hokies right in the mix for a top 10 NCAA team finish.

Andrew
Reply to  Joel Lin
1 year ago

Carles Coll Marti is one of the most underrated swimmers in the NCAA at the moment imo

Konner Scott
Reply to  Andrew
1 year ago

Seriously! Dude broke 1:40 in the 2IM last year. He’s LEGIT legit.

Faulty Touch Pad
Reply to  Konner Scott
1 year ago

And broke 1:50 in the 200 breast

Editor
Reply to  Andrew
1 year ago

I think he got lost in all the Leon Marchand excitement last year. But he’s definitely a two event A-final lock, and it’ll be interesting to see if he goes with the 200 free or the 100 breast this year.

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