Ladies’s Swim and Dive Day Three Prelims at GLIAC Finals

Carlotta Santi earned her method into the championship warmth of the five hundred free because the fifth seed, whereas Caitlin Aarseth and Ellie Kilgard each earned spots within the B remaining because the twelfth and sixteenth seeds. 

The ladies are primed for medals within the 100 again, as Evangeline Pierce and Laura Stockinger enter the championship warmth because the top-two instances from the prelims, adopted by Emma Casas posting the fourth-quickest time. Vicky Burda will characterize NMU within the B finals because the thirteenth seed, and Abby Keen is the second alternate after an 18th-place end. 

Evie DeCarlo and Julia Zimpel will characterize NMU within the championship warmth of the 100 breast because the fifth and seventh seed, whereas Nadia Blackmore and Manuela Araujo will function because the tenth and twelfth seed within the B remaining, respectively. Ludovica Bonini posted a time that was the primary spot outdoors of the eighth seed within the A remaining and was scratched. Brooklyn Milward was additionally scratched.

Anika Geyer will characterize NMU within the championship warmth of the 200 fly, posting the fourth-fastest prelim time. Sophia Moore, Pauline Izydorek, and Phini Schneider will all swim within the B finals as the ten, 11, and 14 seeds.

The finals start at 5:30 p.m. ET, and followers can catch all of the motion on Flo Swimming and the Meet Mobile app. All issues GLIAC Championships might be discovered here. 

This story will probably be up to date tomorrow morning after tonight’s finals.

How It Happened 

The day began with the three heats of the five hundred free, an occasion that noticed three student-athletes earn spots into the finals tonight. Carlotta Santi claimed victory in warmth one with a time of 5:00.61, adopted by teammate Ellie Kilgard ending fifth within the warmth at 5:19.26. Caitlin Aarseth represented the ‘Cats within the second warmth, ending fourth in lane six at 5:15.59.

Abby Keen represented NMU in warmth one in all 4 of the 100 again, the place she completed first within the warmth at 1:00.65. Emma Casas, who entered with the third-fastest entry time, swam in lane 4 of warmth two. Casas took her warmth, posting a time of 56.80, the quickest time by two heats. Heat three was full of ‘Cats, that includes Nicole Malinova in lane two, Laura Stockinger in lane three, Evangeline Pierce in lane 4, and Vicky Burda in lane seven. Pierce and Stockinger went one and two with 55.99 and 56.26, posting the brand new quickest instances, adopted by Malinova and Burda in fifth and sixth at 59.22 and 59.36. Kenzie Stute was the lone consultant within the fourth warmth, the place she completed sixth within the warmth at 1:00.21. 

Brooklyn Milward opened up the 100 breast in warmth one in all 4, the place she claimed first at 1:09.59. Julia Zimpel and Evie DeCarlo adopted up their teammate in warmth two, as DeCarlo and Zimpel would go one and two with instances of 1:04.31 and 1:04.43. Manuela Araujo and Nadia Blackmore featured subsequent in lanes two and 6, the place Blackmore completed third at 1:04.98 and Araujo fifth at 1:06.57. Ludovica Bonini was the lone consultant within the remaining warmth, the place she touched the wall fifth at 1:04.67.

Annie Devine represented NMU within the 200 fly in warmth one in all 4, ending second within the warmth at 2:16.54. Heat two featured Phini Schneider in lane two and Sophia Moore in lane six; Moore completed third at 2:10.85, and Schneider fifth at 2:14.05. Heat three had three Wildcat swimmers, with Annika Geyer, Julia Plevak, and Pauline Izydorek. Geyer missed first place within the warmth by 0.01 seconds, ending second at 2:07.25, whereas Izydorek and Plevak touched at 2:11.53 and a couple of:13.95.