ABDELGHANY BREAKS SECOND #HLSD CHAMPIONSHIP RECORD IN DAY THREE

INDIANAPOLIS – In an intense day three of the Horizon League Swim and Dive Championships, Yassin Abdelghany broke his second championship file to punch his ticket to the NCAA Championships in one other occasion whereas the ladies’s workforce additionally added 4 prime three podiums.
 
Starting off the evening was the 100 fly. Dani Stemper took seventh (56.40) whereas Mady Hill completed in eighth (56.93). Lydia Zenobi took eleventh whereas Aubrey Hollis earned factors at 14^th.
 
On the boys’s aspect, Abdelghany broke the Championship file, as soon as once more after breaking it in prelims. He clocked an NCAA minimize time of 45.23 to take the Horizon League title and safe his spot in on the NCAA Championships. Isaac Wilson took sixth with a time of 47.20 whereas Hugo Arteaga took eighth at 47.31.
 
In 400 IM, Addy Hirsbrunner earned fourth with a time of 4:25.53 whereas Chloe Yerkes took seventh with a time of 4:36.86. On the boys’s aspect Zach Drotar received the comfort finals with a time of three:57.20. Carson Szotek took eleventh.
 
Bella Tufts represented the Jags within the girls’s 200 free, ending in sixth with a time of 1:51.66. On the boys’s aspect, Nathan Rariden earned a podium with a 3rd place end with a time of 1:36.06.
 
In the 100 breast, Luca McGee earned second place with a time of 1:03.30 whereas Victoria Surdyka adopted in third at 1:03.42. On the boys’s aspect, Shane Tebeest took ninth at 54.21.
 
Aubrey Hollis then earned fourth within the 100 again with a time of 55.08 whereas Addy Hirsbrunner completed in seventh at 55.72. On the boys’s aspect. Grayson Tidwell earned a podium in third with a time of 47.18 whereas Jack Gallob completed in fifth at 47.69.
 
Next we turned to the diving boards for the ladies’s 1-meter occasion. Alaina Heyde took second with a rating of 275.50. Lindi Jenkins took sixth at 243.45 whereas Ariana Pagel earned seventh with a rating of 229.90.
 
The Jags completed the evening with the 400 medley relay. The girls’s workforce of Aubrey Hollis, Victoria Surdyka, Lydia Zenobi and Luca McGee took third with a time of three:47.23. The males barely missed the gold, taking second. The relay workforce of Tidwell, Logan Kelly, Abdelghany and Rariden clocked a time of three:07.07 for second place.
 
After day three of the championships, the boys’s workforce sits in second with 487.5 factors whereas the ladies’s workforce is at the moment in third with 393.5 factors.