Ohio Swim & Dive Locations First on the 2025 TYR’ 85 Invite

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Ohio Swin & Dive Finishes First at 2025 TYR ’85 Invite | Results

LYNCHBURG, Va. – The Ohio swim and dive workforce wrapped up the ultimate day of competitors on the 2025 TYR’ 85 Invite on Sunday night (Nov. 23). The Bobcats concluded the three-day occasion with 2,768 whole factors, sufficient to carry off host Liberty, and declare first place at this yr’s occasion. 

Liberty completed second with 2,410 factors, adopted by Campbell in third with 1,427.5 factors. 

The Bobcats opened the finals this night with the 1650 free, with Anna McGrath inserting second with a time of 17:04.95, whereas Katrina Kollin completed fifth in 17:13.19. 

Melanie Schweikert positioned third within the 200 again, ending with a time of 1:58.85. Lily Baumgartner completed fourth (1:50.92), whereas Juliana Slaninka positioned fifth with a time of two:00.26. 

Zita Szoke positioned first within the 100 free, touching in with a time of 47.65, whereas Juliette Daigneault positioned third with a time of fifty.12. 

In the 200 breast, Casadie DiBetta picked up the first-place end, touching in with a time of two:11.03, whereas Emily Ellsworth positioned fourth in 2:18.09. 

Jana Macik earned a first-place end within the 200 fly, ending the race with a time of 1:59.86, whereas Isabella Arbaugh completed in fifth with a time of two:03.36. 

Ohio concluded the evening with the 4×100 free relay, with the Ohio ‘A’ workforce of Szoke, Daigneault, Tori Wittenberg and Jordan Claypoole positioned first, ending the relay with a time of three:13.38. 

In the platform dive, Alyssa Kiszczak completed third with a rating of 197.18. 

Up subsequent, a few of the Bobcats will likely be again in motion Dec. 3-6 on the 2025 Toyota US Open in Austin, Texas. The Bobcat divers are again in motion Jan. 8-10 on the UB Diving Invite, whereas the complete Ohio squad is again in motion once more on Friday, Jan. 16, in opposition to Bowling Green. Meet time is ready for five p.m. on the Ohio University Aquatic Center. It may also be Senior Night. 

UMass Swim & Dive Concludes Competition at Terrier Invite 

BOSTON  – University of Massachusetts swimming and diving concluded its time on the Terrier Invitational on Sunday night on the FitRec Competition Pool. Both the ladies’s and the lads’s workforce positioned fourth within the occasion.

The Minutewomen completed with 761 factors, sitting behind Boston University in first with 1,150 factors, Northeastern in second with 1,043 factors and Bryant in third with 936.50 factors. The girls’s workforce positioned forward of Fairfield (726.50, fifth), Boston College (716, sixth), Army (66, seventh) and Colgate (29, eighth).

The Minutemen totaled 781.50 factors, sitting behind Boston College in first with 1,428 factors, Boston University in second with 1,288 factors and Fairfield in third with 853.50 factors. Bryant (742, fifth), Army (82, sixth) and Colgate (53, seventh) completed behind the lads’s workforce.

Preliminaries

Junior Olga Stoura superior to the C Finals of the 200 backstroke after swimming a time of two:09.62 to take seventeenth within the preliminaries. Fellow classmate Beren Cakiroglu positioned twelfth within the 100 freestyle with a time of 51.83, whereas sophomore Courtney Tedesco completed fifteenth with a time of 52.24 to each earn a spot within the B Finals.

In the 200 breaststroke, sophomore Maria Grishaeva swam a time of two:16.90, the fifth quickest time in program historical past, to safe the gold and a spot within the A Finals. Junior Lindsay Burbage joined Grishaeva within the A Finals after inserting fifth with a time 2:21.02. Junior Diya Ackerman-Vallala (2:22.84, eleventh), freshman Kate Baranova (2:24.92, 14th) and Kendall gilbert (2:25.10, fifteenth) all moved on to the B Finals.

Sophomore Karinne Everly completed the 200 butterfly with a time of two:03.05 to take fourth place and head to the A Finals. Sophomore Hannah Schoenauer (2:08.03) and senior Lexi Alexen (2:10.51) completed the occasion in eleventh and fifteenth, respectively, to earn placement within the B Finals.

Finals

Junior Ece Yildirim positioned fourth within the 1,650 freestyle with a time of 17:08.29, marking the seventh quickest time in program historical past. Freshman Flora Klimesch positioned seventh within the occasion with a time of 17:14.47.

Stoura completed seventeenth within the 200 backstroke finals with a time of two:07.34. Cakiroglu tied for seventeenth within the 100 freestyle relay with a time of 51.47, whereas Tedesco completed 14th with a time of 51.98.

Grishaeva broke her earlier personal-best to maneuver into fourth all-time with a mark of two:15.15 to garner the gold medal within the 200 breaststroke. Burbage swam a time of two:21.18 to take seventh place within the occasion, whereas Gilbert (2:22.10) and Baranova (2:22.49) completed eleventh and twelfth, respectively.

Everly grabbed the bronze with a time of two:02.79 within the 200 butterfly, with Schoenauer inserting twelfth with a time of two:06.85.

In the relays, the 400 freestyle relay workforce of Tedesco, Ackerman-Vallala, Everly and Cakiroglu swam a time of three:27.44 to complete fourth.