Swimming Breaks Three College Data on Day One in all Mizzou Invite

COLUMBIA, Mo. – University of Missouri swimming and diving kicked off day one of many Mizzou Invite in full power as the boys’s squad set college information in three occasions. Additionally, 14 swimmers hit a NCAA qualifying time made up of 9 people and two relays.

To set the tone for the meet, the boys’s 200 free relay squad of Darden Tate, Luke Nebrich, Ethan Vance, and Francois Malherbe earned an NCAA qualifying commonplace and broke the varsity report in 200 free relay with a time of 1:15.64. The earlier report was set in 2019 by Luke Mankus, Mikel Schreuders, Danny Kovac and Kyle Leach after they went 1:16.34.

Additionally, Nebrich’s lead off efficiency set the varsity report in males’s 50 free with a time of 18.75. Michael Chadwick held the earlier report of 18.97 set in 2017.

The third college report to fall was within the males’s 400 IM. Matthew Mortenson recorded a 3:43.01 time to edge Carter Grimes’ efficiency of three:43.02 set in 2018.

Mizzou’s males continued their success in relays with an NCAA qualifying commonplace time of three:04.59. Quinlan Gould, Brady Johnson, Jan Zubik and Nebrich earned first within the occasion.

The ladies’s squad discovered success of their very own within the 200 free relay putting first and incomes an NCAA qualifying commonplace. Zara Zallen, Francesca Smith, Paige Striley and Katie Kuehn completed in 1:29.16. The 400-medley relay squad of Libby Bakker, Karolina Bank, Striley and Zallen additionally completed first with a time of three:33.94.

Mizzou’s success carried over to diving as each males’s and ladies’s squads swept the rostrum in 1-meter and 3-meter diving.

For the boys, Collier Dyer positioned first and marked the second highest 1-meter diving rating in class historical past at 422.05. Tanner Braunton and Tommaso Zannella adopted Dyer, putting second and third with scores of 411.20 and 338.70, respectively. Derek Colbert completed tied for fourth with a rating of 305.00.

Gabriela San Juan Carmona led the Tigers on the rostrum for the ladies’s 3-meter competitors with a rating of 330.00. She was adopted by the remainder of the squad: Mia Henninger (328.45), Jazzelle Eikermann Gregorchuk (313.50), Megan Jolly (305.20), and Olivia Liddle (278.10).

NOTABLE RESULTS

• Striley earned first place and a NCAA qualifying commonplace time in 100 fly at 52.47.
• Zoe Schneider punched a NCAA qualifying time and took gold in 400 IM with a efficiency of 4:12.08.
• Johnson capitalized within the 100 breast, putting first with a time of 52.37 and incomes a NCAA qualifying commonplace.
• Zallen recorded a NCAA qualifying commonplace in 100 breast (59.60) and positioned second.
• Logan Ottke earned a NCAA qualifying commonplace, putting second and recording a 52.47 time.
• Piper McNeil swam a 4:13.09 within the 400 IM to earn bronze and a NCAA qualifying commonplace.
• Bank posted a time of 59.80 within the 100 breast in prelims to get a NCAA qualifying commonplace time.

UP NEXT

Mizzou swimming and diving heads into day two of the Mizzou Invite, Friday, November 21. The meet can be streamed on SEC Network+, and admission is free and open to the general public. Swimming prelims will start at 9:30 a.m. adopted by diving prelims at midday earlier than finals at 5:30 p.m. in Mizzou Aquatic Center.

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