15 National Champions Topped for GLVC at NCAA Swim & Dive Championships

INDIANAPOLIS — 14 people and one relay workforce from the Great Lakes Valley Conference (GLVC) had been named National Champions final week on the NCAA Division II Swimming & Diving Championships in Evansville, Indiana.
 
Indianapolis’ Jeremias Pock grabbed 4 nationwide titles individually and was a member of the DII file setting males’s 400 medley relay workforce (3:06.12) with Camille Trinquesse, Elias Noe, and Zachary Anthony. Pock received titles within the males’s 200 IM, 400 IM, 100 breaststroke, and 200 breaststroke, setting a DII file within the 200 breaststroke (1:53.06). Swann Plaza joined his Greyhound teammate within the nationwide championship honoring, with Plaza successful the boys’s 1650 freestyle. Kirabo Namutebi received the ladies’s 50 freestyle to cap off the Greyhound National Champions. Justice Beard of Missouri-St. Louis grabbed three National Title of her personal, successful the ladies’s 1000 freestyle, 500 freestyle, and 1650 freestyle. McKendree’s Vova Gavrysh earned National Champion standing by successful the boys’s 200 freestyle and 200 butterfly. Drury’s Gwen Bergum earned two titles of her personal, successful the ladies’s 100 and 200 breaststroke. Alvaro Zornoza Quiros gave the Panthers a 3rd nationwide champion along with his win within the males’s 200 backstroke.
 

Three groups from the Conference completed within the high 10 on the boys’s facet after final weekend’s conclusion. Drury completed as runner-up with 509 factors, solely 13.5 behind the champions Tampa. Indianapolis (399 factors) positioned fourth with McKendree (246.5) ending in sixth. Missouri S&T (56) completed in nineteenth, Quincy (8) positioned twenty eighth, Missouri-St. Louis (3) positioned thirtieth, and Lewis (1) rounded out the GLVC factors scorers.
 
It was Drury on the ladies’s facet, too, that led the league within the standings with a fifth-place exhibiting (284) , whereas Indianapolis (272.5) positioned sixth, adopted by Missouri-St. Louis (fifteenth, 75), McKendree (twenty first, 28), and Lewis (twenty fifth, 18).

The top-eight finishers in every occasion had been named All-Americans, and the whole outcomes may be discovered on the hyperlink above. In whole, GLVC swimmers and divers accounted for 76 All-America honors.