No. 15 Males’s Swimming & Diving Secures Dominant Victory Over UNLV

LOS ANGELES- The USC males’s swimming and diving workforce took on the UNLV Rebels to shut out the dual-meet season. The Trojans earned victories in 15 of 16 occasions on their solution to a 200-61 victory.

The squad of Michal Chmielewski, Junhao Chan, Jan Bialecki and Oliver Sogaard-Andersen took the 200y medley relay to kick begin the day and the Trojans have been off from there.

Thomas Olsen took the 1000y free for his first win of the day earlier than touching the wall first within the 500y free.

Vaggelis Makrygiannis was a double winner, claiming victory within the 200y free (1:33.93) and the 200y again (1:42.67).

Michal was the third Trojan to win each of his particular person occasions on the day. Michal Chmielewski posted a time of 46.43 within the 100y again earlier than taking the win within the 100y fly with a time of 46.14.

Junhao Chan swept each breaststroke occasions and met the NCAA qualifying normal occasions within the course of. Chan touched the wall with a time of 52.39 and 1:54.45 within the 100y breast and 200y breast respectively.

USC claimed the highest 4 spots within the 100y breast with Chan main the way in which adopted by Stuart Timmerman, Keller Morgan and Nathan Wu. The Trojans repeated with the highest 4 occasions within the 200y breast with Chan, Filip Mujan, Timmerman and Morgan going one-two-three-four.

Charlie Bufton met the qualifying normal within the 200y fly with a time of 1:43.78 to take the occasion win.

Sogaard-Andersen posted a time of 42.90 within the 100y free. 

Mujan took first within the 200y IM to shut out the person occasions to ship the Trojans to the 400y freestyle relay with all of the momentum on their facet. 

USC closed out the meet with a time of 1:56.36 within the 400y relay by the workforce of Emiliano Zamudio, Pierce O’Grady, Reid Caswell and Drew Huston.

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