GLIAC Championship Prelims Conclude for Males’s Swim and Dive

HOLLAND, Mich. — The ultimate day of prelims have come to an in depth for the boys’s swim and dive groups. 

Jef Leroux earned the highest seed heading into tonight’s championship warmth of the 100 free along with his 43.68, and William LaCount will be part of him because the seventh seed at 44.42. Leo Nolles and Daniel Khmara will swim within the B ultimate, and each Gabriel Fulconi and Youssef Nahali are on standby because the alternates. 

Ian Rocheleau punched his ticket into the championship warmth because the fifth seed with a time of 1:47.54. Caleb Rice will function within the B ultimate after posting a prelim time of 1:51.82. 

Matteo Ballardin will function within the championship warmth of the 200 breast after he posted the second-quickest prelim at 2:00.42, only one tenth of a second off the lead. Alessandro Rosatelli and Andrew Tease will compete within the B ultimate because the eleventh and 14th seeds. 

Zachary Billotte swam within the second warmth of the morning 1650 free, ending fifth at 16:29.96. Timothee Garin will compete within the championship warmth of the 1650 free this night, slotting in with the second-fastest time. 

The ultimate day of championship heats will start at 5:30 p.m. ET. Fans can watch all of the motion on Flo Swimming, and observe alongside to dwell outcomes on the Meet Mobile app.

How It Happened

Heat two of 10 within the 100 free noticed Rafael Schaub and Hudson Lowery, the place they completed third and sixth within the warmth at 48.87 and 50.69. Liam Boomer swam in warmth 4, ending seventh at 48.33. Bazil Massotte swam in lane one among warmth six, the place he completed third at 46.66. Heat seven featured William LaCount and Youssef Nahali; LaCount swam to first at 44.42, and Nahali second at 45.16. Gabriel Fulconi represented NMU in warmth eight, ending fifth at 45.10. Jef Leroux competed in warmth 9, cruising to first in his warmth at 43.68. Daniel Khmara and Leo Nolles represented within the ultimate warmth, swimming in lanes two and 6. Nolles completed fourth at 44.58, and Khmara fifth at 44.92. 

The 200 again featured 4 heats of 31 swimmers, and the Green and Gold opened the account with Max Swiatkowski in lane eight of the second warmth, the place he completed eighth at 1:55.85. The ultimate warmth noticed Ian Rocheleau and Caleb Rice, who completed third and fourth at 1:47.54 and 1:51.82, respectively.

The 200 breast had 5 heats of 36 swimmers, and the primary NMU athlete to compete was Matteo Ballardin within the fourth warmth, who completed second at 2:00.42. The fifth and ultimate head noticed Alessandro Rosatelli and Andrew Tease, who completed fourth and sixth at 2:03.80 and a couple of:04.08.