Badgers wrap up day two of NCAA Championships

ATLANTA — The Wisconsin males’s swim workforce wrapped up the second day of competitors on the NCAA Championships, highlighted by an Honorable Mention All-American end from senior Dominik Mark Torok.

Torok received the morning session began within the 400 IM, the place the Badger coated the gap in 3:40.28 to position sixteenth total and earn an Honorable Mention All-American.

Wisconsin confirmed depth on the day within the 200 free. Enzo Solitario, Yoav Romano and Luukas Vainio put up sturdy outcomes. Solitario led the Badgers with a Twenty second- place end in 1:32.07 as Yoav Romano broke the 33-second mark for the primary time in his profession to set a private finest in 1:32.95. 

Senior Ben Wiegand completed simply shy of his private finest within the 100 breast, masking the gap in 51.55 for a Seventeenth-place end. 

Wisconsin closed out the day within the 200 free relay, the place the quartet of Wiegand, Cooper Scharff, Drew Gaerthofner and Vainio completed in 1:18.19. 

Competition will resume tomorrow morning with the 100 again, 200 breast, 500 free, 50 free and 400 medley relay. Prelims start at 9 a.m. (CT) and finals begin at 5 p.m. (CT).

Team Scores after Day 2

1. Texas – 215.5

2. Florida – 205

3. Arizona State – 133.5

4. Indiana – 132.5

5. California – 124

6. NC State – 122

7. Michigan – 115

8. Tennessee – 107

9. Virginia – 88

10. Stanford – 83

11. Ohio State – 63

12. Louisville – 53

13. Kentucky – 51

14. Virginia Tech – 31

15. Auburn – 30

16. LSU – 29

16. Southern California – 29

18. Princeton – 25

19. SMU – 24

20. Miami – 22

21. Wisconsin – 19

22. Georgia – 17.5

23. Pittsburgh – 17

24. UNC – 14

25. Northwestern – 13

400 IM

16. Dominik Mark Torok – 3:40.28

200 Free

22. Enzo Solitario – 1:32.07

32. Yoav Romano – 1:32.95 

33. Luukas Vainio – 1:32.96

100 Breast

17. Ben Wiegand – 51.55

200 Free Relay

31. Wisconsin (Wiegand, Scharff, Gaerthofner, Vainio) – 1:18.19