Cleveland State vs. Indianapolis
- Friday, January 21, 2022
- Cleveland, Ohio
- Results (PDF)
Courtesy: Cleveland State Athletics
Men’s Swimming
CLEVELAND, Ohio – The Vikings opened the second half of their season with a 169-129 loss against UIndy on Friday afternoon inside the Busbey Natatorium.
Head Coach Hannah Burandt said, “After nearly two months off, facing one of the top teams in NCAA Division II was a great opportunity for us as we start the championship part of our season. The most impressive thing was seeing some of the technical changes by our kids which shows the hard work they have been putting in. With a quick turnaround tomorrow, we will talk as a team about some things that need improvements and apply that in the morning. Tonight, was low key but tomorrow we will need to bring a lot more energy throughout the meet.”
WINS
- Timothy Kubacki (100-yard Backstroke/49.58) (49.58), (200-yard Backstroke/1:47.22)
- Bob Fick (200-yard Butterfly/1:51.73), (100-yard Butterfly/49.38)
- Trevor Mahoney (3-meter diving) (253.75)
- Spencer Tussing (200-yard Freestyle) (1:43.71)
- Dominik Niedzialek (500-yard Freestyle) (4:40.36)
HOW IT HAPPENED
- The Vikings started off the meet by taking the top two spots in 3-meter diving with Mahoney (253.75) and Luke Faulisi (253.13).
- Tussing won the 200-yard freestyle with a time of 1:43.75 while Connor Green (1:44.50) and Quinn DeGraaf (1:45.22) took third and fourth respectfully.
- In the 100-yard backstroke, Cleveland State went first-and-second with Kubacki (49.58) edging out Paddy Johnston (49.82).
- Fick raced to a time of 1:51.73 in the 200-yard butterfly to win the event. Reno James (1:54.14) came in third and Thomas Lundin (1:54.89) took fourth.
- Kubacki won his second event of the evening in the 200-yard backstroke, clocking a 1:47.22. Jackson Nester finished in third with a time of 1:49.74.
- In the 200-yard breaststroke, Jack Krusinski was the runner-up, touching in 2:04.01.
- Niedzialek claimed the top spot in the 500-yard freestyle, swimming a 4:40.36, and Tussing came in third with a time of 4:44.79.
- Fick won his second event of the evening in the 100-yard butterfly, touching in 49.38. Johnston was third with a time of 50.26.
- Cleveland State came in second-and-third in the 400-yard IM with Kubacki (3:59.97) and Nester (4:01.25).
UP NEXT
Cleveland State will have a fast turnaround as they host Dennison and Gannon tomorrow afternoon. Diving will start at 11 a.m. and swimming at 1 p.m.
Women’s Swimming
CLEVELAND, Ohio – The Vikings opened the second half of their season with a 216-69 setback against UIndy on Friday evening inside the Busbey Natatorium.
Head Coach Hannah Burandt said, “After nearly two months off, facing one of the top teams in NCAA Division II was a great opportunity for us as we start the championship part of our season. The most impressive thing was seeing some of the technical changes by our kids which shows the hard work they have been putting in. With a quick turnaround tomorrow, we will talk as a team about some things that need improvements and apply that in the morning. Tonight, was low key but tomorrow we will need to bring a lot more energy throughout the meet.”
WINS
- Rachel Contich (1:55.91) (200-yard Freestyle)
HOW IT HAPPENED
- Contich snagged the top spot in the 200-yard freestyle, touching the wall in 1:55.91. Later in the evening, she finished third in the 100-yard freestyle with a time of 54.18.
- In the 200-yard butterfly, Lauren Lewis (2:09.18) and Valentina Rengifo (2:15.33) took second-and-third.
- Lewis was the runner-up in the 200-yard backstroke, finishing in 2:08.15.
- Mackenzie Lipnick swam a 5:14.73 during the 500-yard freestyle to come in second.
- During the 100-yard butterfly, Madison Taker came in third with a time of 1:01.28.
UP NEXT
Cleveland State will have a fast turnaround as they host Dennison and Gannon tomorrow afternoon. Diving will start at 11 a.m. and swimming at 1 p.m.
Courtesy: Indianapolis Athletics
CLEVELAND, Ohio – Adding on to an already impressive season, the University of Indianapolis swimming & diving programs claimed a pair of victories over NCAA Division I opponent Cleveland State on Friday afternoon.
The No. 1-ranked men’s program corralled a 169-129 win while the No. 2-ranked women’s program took down the Vikings by a convincing 216-69 mark.
EXCELLENCE ALL AROUND
The women’s team dominated in Cleveland this afternoon with 15 total first-place finishes and seven B-Standard marks. Marizel van Jaarsveld led the individual charge with three victories while Kamila Podsiadlo claimed both top spots in the diving events. Over on the men’s side, the Greyhounds earned nine top spots and six B-Standard finishes led individually by Liki Prema with two wins and Cedric Buessing with two B-Standards. Both programs were able to sweep the relays as well.
WOMEN’S SWIMMING: FIRST PLACE FINISHES
–Marizel van Jaarsveld, 100 Breast (1:01.75) *new 2nd fastest time in school history | 100 Free (51:35) | 400 IM (4:20.70)
–Emilia Colti-Dumitrescu, 1,000 Free (10:21.37)
–Julia Magierowska, 100 Back (56.68)
–Andrea Gomez, 200 Fly (2:08.56)
–Johanna Buys, 50 Free (23.94)
–Kaitlyn McCoy, 200 Back (2:02.37)
–Karolina Dubcakova, 200 Breast (2:21.71)
–Brynhildur Traustadottir, 500 Free (5:13.23)
–Andrea Paaske, 100 Fly (57.48)
-200 Medley Relay, Magierowska, Julia Simioni, van Jaarsveld, Buys (1:43.95)
-200 Free Relay, Simioni, Gomez, Isabela Revstedt, Paaske (1:38.60)
WOMEN’S SWIMMING: B STANDARD FINISHES
-van Jaarsveld, 100 Breast (1:01.75) | 100 Free (51:35) | 400 IM (4:20.70)
-Colti-Dumitrescu, 1,000 Free (10:21.37), B Standard
-Dubcakova, 1,000 Free (10:23.62), B Standard
-Buys, 50 Free (23.94), B Standard
-McCoy, 200 Back (2:02.37), B Standard
WOMEN’S DIVING: OVERALL RESULTS
1 METER
–1st: Kamila Podsiadlo, 244.28
–2nd: Alexis Lumaj, 222.53
-3rd: Mikaela Starr, 221.48
-5th: Sarah Kerbrat, 179.70
3 METER
–1st: Podsiadlo, 242.40
-3rd: Starr, 228.38
-4th: Lumaj, 213.83
-5th: Kerbrat, 178.73
MEN’S SWIMMING: FIRST PLACE FINISHES
–Liki Prema, 100 Breast (54.23) | 200 Breast (2:02.21)
–Sebastian Wenk, 1,000 Free (9:22.01)
–Joao Silva, 50 Free (20.30)
–Austin Kehr, 100 Free (45.69)
–Cedric Buessing, 400 IM (3:51.10) *new 2nd fastest time in school history
-200 Medley Relay, Jeron Thompson, Jan Zuchowicz, Kael Yorke, Silva (1:29.50)
-200 Free Relay, Thompson, Diego Mas, Silva, Victor Antonon (1:23.03)
MEN’S SWIMMING: B STANDARD FINISHES
-Buessing, 1,000 Free (9:27.63) | 400 IM (3:51.10)
-Wenk, 1,000 Free (9.22.01)
-Prema, 100 Breast (54.23)
-Silva, 50 Free (20.30)
–Andras Tiszai, 200 Back (1:48.21)
MEN’S DIVING: OVERALL RESULTS
1 METER
-1st: Julio Osuna (357.00)
-2nd: Cade Hammond (325.58)
-3rd: Jason Lenzo (273.38)
-5th: Casey Crawford (214.28)
3 METER
-3rd: Crawford (222.30)
-4th: Lenzo (209.93)
-6th: Osuna (179.48)
UP NEXT
The diving team will compete against IUPUI on Jan. 27 in Indianapolis beginning at 2 p.m. Then, both men’s and women’s swim & dive programs will battle in the Butler Invite on Jan. 30 in Fishers, IN.