Girls’s Swim and Dive Dominate House Opener

The groups of Northern Michigan, St. Cloud State, Davenport, and Lake Superior State swam two periods, the primary at 10 a.m. and second at 4:30 p.m. from the PEIF Pool. Along with controlling the highest of the rostrum, NMU discovered 27 of a doable 39 podium locations. The ‘Cats completed first with 830 factors, adopted by the Huskies (648), Panthers (460), and Lakers (37).

Leading the group was Evie DeCarlo, who claimed 4 first place finishes. DeCarlo discovered particular person success within the 100 breast, swam breast for each the first-place 200 and 400 medley relay groups, and led-off the first-place 200 free relay group.

Sophia Moore discovered particular person podiums with a primary and second within the 100 and 200 fly and group podiums with the first-place 400 medley group and second-place 200 medley group, swimming fly for each.

Carlotta Santi discovered 4 podium-finishes as properly, together with a pair of particular person first place finishes within the 200 and 500 free. Santi then swam fly for each the first-place 200 medley and third-place 400 medley relay groups.

Vicky Burda discovered the rostrum 4 occasions: as a person within the 50 free, anchoring the first-place 400 medley relay group, and anchoring the second-place 200 medley and 200 free relay groups.

The diving room had a terrific outing on the board right this moment, as Kalina Ceglinski claimed first in each the 3-meter and 1-meter diving, whereas freshman Grace Daly completed third and second within the respective occasions. 

Fellow freshman Emma Casas had a powerful day within the pool, claiming three first place finishes that included particular person first-place within the 100 again, main off and swimming again for the 200 medley relay group, and anchoring the 200 free relay group. Casas additionally podiumed with the 400 medley group, swimming again as soon as once more.

Anika Wright discovered a pair of podium finishes, together with a powerful first within the 400 IM and second-place end within the 500 free. Manuela Araujo claimed silver within the 400 IM earlier than incomes gold within the 200 IM. 

NMU now seems to be forward to rounding out opening weekend towards the identical foes tomorrow, with motion beginning at 10 a.m. from the PEIF Pool.

Morning Session

The Wildcats opened the meet with a pair of podium finishes within the 100 fly, led by Sophia Moore in first and Phini Schneider in third, with occasions of 57.98 and 59.40, respectively. 

Anika Wright blew the sector out of the water within the 400 IM, ending first together with her time of 4:34.30, seven and a half seconds forward of her teammate Manuela Araujo (4:42.00) in second, who was forward of third place by 5 and a half seconds. 

The 200 free was subsequent, and it was Carlotta Santi and Annika Geyer claiming the highest two podium spots. Santi claimed first together with her time of 1:56.31, and Geyer in second together with her time of 1:57.17, beating third place by virtually 5 seconds.

Evie DeCarlo saved the consecutive first-place finishes going, claiming the highest spot within the 100 breast together with her time of 1:06.80. Julia Zimpel and Ludovica Bonini tied for fourth place with their matching occasions of 1:07.78. 

The ‘Cats swept the rostrum and claimed six of the highest eight spots within the 100 again, led by Emma Casas (59.31), Evangeline Pierce (59.46), and Laura Stockinger (1:01.00).

Kalina Ceglinski opened her season with a win within the 3-meter diving, tallying a rating of 268.05 and beating second place by 24 factors. Grace Daly rounded out the rostrum together with her time of 232.25. 

The NMU ‘B’ group completed first within the 200 medley relay, beating the NMU ‘A’ group by 0.12 seconds to spherical out the morning session. The group of Casas (again, 27.20), DeCarlo (breast, 30.53), Santi (fly, 26.81), and Abby Keen (free, 24.28) posted a finals time of 1:48.92. The ‘A’ group of Stockinger, Bonini, Moore, and Vicky Burda completed second with a time of 1:49.04. 

Evening Session

NMU opened the night session in the identical approach the morning session ended, with the NMU ‘B’ group ending first adopted by the NMU ‘A’ group. The ‘B’ group consisted of DeCarlo (24.78), Arabic (24.50), Geyer (24.85), and Casas (24.80), posting a mixed complete of 1:38.93. The ‘A’ group of Keen, Stockinger, Schneider, and Burda have been shortly behind with a time of 1:39.51.

The Wildcats swept the rostrum for the second time within the 500 free, with the trio of Santi (5:08.30), Wright (5:10.07), and Geyer (5:11.76) claiming the highest three finishes, with Geyer’s time 9 seconds forward of fourth place. 

After a second place within the 400 IM this morning, Araujo claimed gold within the 200 IM together with her time of two:12.38. Teammate Moore earned silver together with her time of two:13.57. 

After anchoring each the 200 medley and free relay groups, Burda discovered particular person success, ending first within the 50 free together with her time of 24.76, adopted by Keen in fourth with a time of 25.38. 

It was Ceglinski once more claiming first place within the 1-meter diving, as she posted a rating of 442.65, almost 40 factors forward of teammate Daly in second at 403.65, who was 30 factors forward of third place. 

The night ended with the 400 medley relay, and it was Northern laying declare to the highest 4 spots. The ‘A’ group of Stockinger (Back, 1:00.05), DeCarlo (Breast, 1:06.25), Moore (Fly, 57.87), and Burda (Free, 54.01) claimed first place at 3:58.18, adopted by the ‘B’ group of Pierce (Back, 59.64), Zimpel (Breast, 1:07.06), Schneider (Fly, 58.66), and Keen (Free, 54.84), who touched the road at 4:00.20. The ‘C’ group of Casas, Bonini, Santi, and Arbic completed at 4:03.15, and the ‘D’ group of Malinova, Araujo, Geyer, and Wright claimed fourth. 

Podium Tracker

100 Fly

1st – Moore

third – Schneider

400 IM

1st – Wright

2nd – Araujo

200 Free

1st – Santi

2nd – Geyer

100 Breast

1st – DeCarlo

100 Back

1st – Casas

2nd – Pierce

third – Stockinger

3-Meter Diving

1st – Ceglinski

third – Daly

200 Medley Relay

1st – NMU B (Casas, DeCarlo, Santi, Keen)

2nd – NMU A (Stockinger, Bonini, Moore, Burda)

200 Free Relay

1st – NMU B (DeCarlo, Arbic, Geyer, Casas)

2nd – NMU A (Keen, Stockinger, Schneider, Burda)

500 Free

1st – Santi

2nd – Wright

third – Geyer

200 IM

1st – Araujo

2nd – Moore

50 Free

1st – Burda

1-Meter Diving

1st – Ceglinski

2nd – Daly

400 Medley Relay

1st – NMU A (Stockinger, DeCarlo, Moore, Burda)

2nd – NMU B (Pierce, Zimpel, Schneider, Keen)

third – NMU C (Casas, Bonini, Santi, Arbic)