Males’s Swimming Logs Faculty Document and Season Finest on Day Three of National Championships

ELKHART, Ind. – Clinton Eales snapped his personal college file as Blue Raider males’s swimming closed day three of the NAIA Swimming and Diving National Championships in eleventh place on Friday.

During the preliminary heats within the morning session, Eales shaved 0.07 seconds off his program-best time within the 100 breaststroke, getting again to the wall at 55.26 seconds to seize a spot within the “B” ultimate.

Teammate Dan Spinola clocked in lower than a second behind to affix Eales within the comfort warmth, ending fifteenth whereas Eales ended up tenth. Adam Lamhiti narrowly missed out on the “B” ultimate however he managed to log a personal-best time in 18th place — 56.40 seconds.

Sergio Ybarra grabbed his second particular person All-American award of week within the 400 particular person medley. His seventh-place time of three:59.32 makes him simply the second swimmer in program historical past to complete top-eight within the occasion on the nationwide championships.

The 400 medley relay crew of Lorenz Hof, Eales, Jose Rivas, and Max van Schagen ended the night session in eleventh place. The foursome recorded a season-best time with their efforts, notching 3:23.27.

Lindsey Wilson sits in eleventh place general with 95 crew factors.

The fourth and ultimate day of the nationwide championships start at 8 a.m. CT on Saturday, March 7. Slated to compete contains the 1,650 freestyle (Ethan Butler, Oliver Greaves, and Ybarra), 200 backstroke, 100 freestyle (van Schagen and Hof), 200 breaststroke (Spinola and Eales), 200 butterfly (Rivas), and the 400 freestyle relay.