Miami Swim & Dive Sweeps Senior Day

Saturday Swim & Dive Results
Ball State 166.5, Eastern Michigan 133.5
UMass 176, Fairfield 124
Miami 175, Kenyon 121
Miami 206.5, Xavier 82.5
Marshall 215, Toledo 81
Akron at Tim Welsh Classic
 
Sunday Swim & Dive Update
BGSU vs. Butler Invitational – Cancelled
 

Recaps courtesy of Athletic Communications Departments

Ball State S&D Close Weekend with Victory Over the Eagles | Results 

YPSILANTI, Mich. – The Ball State girls’s swimming and diving program adopted yesterday night’s victory over IU Indy with 11 occasion wins contained in the Michael H. Jones Natatorium to beat Eastern Michigan 166.5-133.5. The girls’s squad advances to 5-1 because the workforce reaches the ultimate stretch of the 2025-26 marketing campaign.

Saturday afternoon noticed 4 completely different Cardinals seize two particular person occasion wins in opposition to the Eagles.

Payton Kelly added one other pair of freestyle victories to her weekend, taking the 200 (1:50.14) and the five hundred (4:51.22). Her time within the 500 freestyle stands because the second-fastest in program historical past.

Anna Keen additionally introduced her weekend whole to 4 occasion wins, claiming the highest placement within the 50 (23.21) and100 (50.65) freestyles.

Ava Butterfield shaved almost three seconds off her successful mark in yesterday’s 100 backstroke, ending first with a time of 54.71. Butterfield accomplished her sweep of the backstroke occasions after claiming first within the 200 (2:00.65) shortly after. Alyssa Messenger and Ella Sears adopted intently behind within the 200 again, with Messenger putting second (2:03.30) and Sears ending simply half a second later to take third (2:03.80).

Alexa Von Holtz took high prize within the 200 butterfly (2:01.64) in addition to the 400 IM (4:25.20). After this weekend, Holtz has doubled her season whole to 6 wins.  

Addy Czarnecki discovered herself within the high spot of the 1000 freestyle (10:07.85), incomes her quickest time within the occasion this season and the third-fastest time in program historical past.

In the relays, Ball State opened with a victory within the 200 medley relay (1:41.06) and closed with a win within the 200 freestyle relay (1:33.78). The effort within the 200 free was put collectively by Keen, Kiley Zoeller, Haley Sakbun and Kelly.

The Cardinals host Indiana State for one closing twin meet on Jan. 30 earlier than coming into preparation for the MAC Championships (Feb. 25-28). Start time for competitors versus the Sycamores is to be decided.

Miami Swim & Dive Sweeps Senior Day | Results

OXFORD, Ohio — The Miami University swimming and diving workforce hosted Xavier and Kenyon for Senior Day. The closing residence meet of the season passed off in Oxford on Saturday, Jan. 24. The Women defeated Xavier 206.5-82.5. They additionally defeated Kenyon 175-121.

How it Happened:

• The meet started with the ladies’s 400-yard medley relay. The girls’s A workforce completed first. Chrisna Bezuidenhout, Natalie Gilson, Kaylin Herbet and Julia Waechter turned in a mixed time of three:40.70.
• The girls’s 1000-yard freestyle adopted, the place Casey Stephens completed in first-place, posting a time of 10:08.39.
• The girls’s 200-yard freestyle was subsequent. Herbet completed second, handing over a time of 1:50.10. Gracie Gregory was third, handing over a time of 1:51.60
• Bezuidenhout completed first within the girls’s 100-yard backstroke, posting a time of 54.65. Gilson was third with a time of 56.22.
• The girls’s 100-yard breaststroke was subsequent the place Madison Watschke completed first with a time of 1:03.75.
• Next up was the ladies’s 200-yard butterfly the place Ella Ziegert completed third, incomes a time of two:04.70.
• The girls’s 50-yard freestyle was after that the place Waechter completed in second, recording a time of 23.80. Halliday completed third with a time of 23.38.
• After that was the ladies’s 100-yard freestyle, the place Herbet was first, handing over a time of fifty.60. Ziegert completed third clocking a time of 51.63.
• Piper Prince completed in first-place within the girls’s 200-yard backstroke, recording a time of two:00.99. Madison Camden was third with a time of two:01.57.
• The girls’s 200-yard breaststroke adopted. Watschke earned a time of two:25.75, which was good for second-place.
• The girls’s 500-yard freestyle adopted. Casey Stephens completed third, recording a time of 5:03.68.
• The girls’s 100-yard butterfly adopted, the place Gilson completed first with a time of 54.66. Halliday was second, posting a time of 56.48.
• Gregory got here in first within the girls’s 400-yard IM, recording a time of 4:23.42. Rebekah Gurley completed in second-place, incomes a time of 4:26.11.
• The girls’s 200-yard freestyle relay was subsequent. The girls’s A workforce completed second. Camden, Ziegert, Gilson and Halliday posted a mixed time of 1:33.65.
• For diving occasions, Sydney Rice completed first within the girls’s 1M dive with a rating of 289.58. Mia Meinhardt was second with a rating of 279.46. Gretchen Osmun completed third, handing over a rating of 258.53.
• Meinhardt was first within the girls’s 3M dive, incomes a rating of 295.20. Rice completed in second-place, posting a rating of 281.25. Nora Kowalski was third with a rating of 274.88.

The Miami University girls’s swimming and diving workforce hits the street to wrap up the common season. They will face off with Buffalo on Saturday, Jan. 31. Events will begin at 11 a.m.

Akron Finishes Third at Tim Welsh Classic | Results

SOUTH BEND, Ind. – The Akron swimming and diving workforce concluded motion on the Tim Welsh Classic with a third-place end.

Notre Dame took first with 1,114.5 factors, Illinois completed second with 886, whereas Akron took third with 824.

Elizabeth Noble led the Blue and Gold within the 1-meter dive with an NCAA Zone Qualifying rating of 278.80 and a fourth-place end. She additionally led the Zips within the 3-meter dive with an NCAA Zone Qualifying rating of 300.40 and a third-place end.

Elle Couture took fourth within the 1000 Free with a time of 10:06.35, whereas Martyna Piesko claimed first within the 200 Back with a time of 1:55.90.

The 100 Free noticed Ada Szwabinska clocked the second quickest time with a end of 49.65.

Madelyn Bosler led the Blue and Gold within the 200 Breast with a third-place end and a time of two:14.76, whereas Addy Soehnlen took fourth within the 200 Fly with a time of two:01.36.

Akron concluded motion with a second-place end within the 400 FR as Helena Lalkovic, Callie Parkes, Piesko, and Szwabinska completed with a time of three:20.42.

Akron returns to the Oliver J. Ocasek Natatorium for a two-day twin meet with Ohio, beginning on Friday, January 30.

UMass Defeat Fairfield on Senior Day | Results

AMHERST, Mass. – The University of Massachusetts swimming and diving workforce took down Fairfield University in a twin meet on the Joseph R. Rogers Jr., Pool on Saturday afternoon on Senior Day. The girls’s workforce received 176-124 over the Stags, whereas the boys’s workforce got here out on high 189-110.  

Both the Minutewomen and Minutemen mixed for 57 top-three finishes on the day, together with 24 gold medals.

The Minutewomen totaled 28 top-three finishes on the day to go alongside, whereas gathering 11 gold medals.

Junior Ece Yildirim picked up the silver within the 1,00 freestyle with a personal-best time of 10:18.75. Yildirim’s time marked the eighth-best all-time report in program historical past.

In the 200 freestyle, junior Beren Cakiroglu sat atop the rostrum with a season-best time of 1:51.20. Fellow junior Diya Ackerman-Vallala swam a season-best time of 1:53.95 to complete third.

The 100 backstroke noticed sophomore Maria Grishaeva swim into first with a time of 56.77. Junior Lindsay Burbage was second within the 100 breaststroke with a season-best time of 1:02.97, as freshman Kate Baranova adopted in third with a time of 1:03.68.

Sophomore Hannah Schoenauer swam into second place with a season-best time of two:06.43 within the 200 butterfly. Sophomore Courtney Tedesco touched the wall first within the 50 freestyle with a personal-best time of 23.39, which marked the sixth-best time in program historical past.

The Minutewomen swept the rostrum within the 100 freestyle, as Cakiroglu took first with a time of 51.32, Tedesco positioned second with a time of 51.71 and sophomore Karinne Everly was third with a time of 52.34. Grishaeva grabbed the gold for the second time on the afternoon within the 200 backstroke with a time of two:01.68, marking a personal-best and the third-best mark in program historical past. Junior Olga Stoura took third within the occasion with a time of two:06.42.

In the 200 breaststroke, Burbage secured the gold with a season-best time of two:18.42 , as sophomore Kendal Gilbert positioned second with a personal-best time of two:19.15. marking the seventh-best time in program historical past. Schoenauer completed second within the 500 freestyle with a time of 5:03.70.

Everly was second within the 100 butterfly with a time of 56.24. Grishaeva earned her third gold medal of the day with a time of two:04.33 within the 200 particular person medley, as Ackerman-Vallala took the silver with a time of two:05.09. Ackerman-Vallala’s time moved her sixth within the all-time program data.

In the relays, the 200 medley relay workforce of Grishaeva, Baranova, Everly and Tedesco mixed for a time of 1:44.03 to swim into first. Cakiroglu, Burbage, Schoenauer and Ackerman-Vallala took third within the occasion with a time of 1:45.67.  

The 400 freestyle relay workforce of Tedesco, Schoenauer, Everly and Cakiroglu claimed first with a time of three:27.31, whereas the workforce consisting of Baranova, Stoura, Burbage and Ackerman-Vallala took third within the occasion with a time of three:33.63.  

The Minutewomen swept the rostrum within the three-meter dive, as sophomore Danielle Guerin positioned first with a personal-best rating of 284.48. Seniors Salem Howes (255.15) and Shreeya Sinha (235.20) took second and third, respectively, within the occasion.

Guerin grabbed the gold within the one-meter dive with a complete of 279.75, whereas Howes earned the silver with a rating of 255.08.   

Both the boys’s and girls’s swim workforce journey to Bronx, New York, to tackle Fordham on Saturday, Jan. 31, at 12 p.m., because the swimmer’s shut out the common season earlier than convention championships.