Army vs St. Bonaventure
- November 4, 2023
- West Point, N.Y.
- SCY (25 yards)
- Results
Courtesy: Army Athletics
WEST POINT, N.Y. – The Army West Point men’s and women’s swimming and diving teams swept the St. Bonaventure Bonnies. Senior Ian Tansill won the 1650 Free and the 500 Free. On the women’s side, sophomore Layne Peterson finished first in the 100 and 200 Back.
The Men’s Meet
The Black Knights defeated St. Bonaventure with a final score of 224-74. Army had 37 top-three finishes. In the 200 Free, the Black Knights had a clean sweep, taking the top three spots with Wes Tate (1:37.31) placing first, Jack Mowery (1:38.99) earning silver, and Maxwell Jordan (1:39.07) finishing third. In the 1650 Free, senior Ian Tansil earned gold with a time of 15:17.78 and CJ Bernauer finished second with a time of 15:32.35.
Army continued to dominate the pool, taking the top three spots in the 100 Breast. Kohen Rankin took first with a time of 53.47 while freshman Kalvin Hahn placed second, and Bruce Bannister finished third with times of 55.25 and 56.02 respectively. Junior Owen Harlow saw success in the pool earning gold in both the 50 and 100 Free with times of 0.08 and 44.46 respectively. In the 50 Free, Ben Vorthman also finished second with a time of 20.52. In the 100 Free, Thomas Hadji (44.47). and Wes Tate (45.42) finished second and third respectively.
The Black Knights took first and third in the 200 Back with junior Alex Edwards finishing first with a final time of 1:48.36 and Bernauer placing third with a time of 1:51.00. In the 200 Breast, Hahn placed first with a time of 1:58.26 and Joey Kling and Bruce Bannister finished second and third with times of 2:00.80 and 2:01.33 respectively.
On the boards, finished first and third in the 1M Dive with Isaac Newman earning gold with a final score of 279.75. Newman also finished first in the 3M Dive with a score of 292.80. Sophomore Alex Zhang placed third in the 1M Dive with a final score of 250.90. In the 3M Dive, Adam Elahmadi earned bronze with a score of 241.88.
The Women’s Meet
On the women’s side, Army defeated the Bonnies 231-68. The Black Knights had 36 top-three finishes. Sophomore Layne Peterson finished first in the 100 Back with a time of 55.02. Peterson also placed first in the 200 Back with a final time of 1:57.35, setting a new Academy Record (Peterson, 1:57.57, 2023). Aurelie Migault took first in the 100 Breast with a time of 1:02.90. Migault also earned gold in the 200 Breast with a final time of 2:14.86.
In the 1650 Free, Army took the top-three finishes. 1650 Free. Sophomore Molly Webber took first with a time of 16:52.30, Mary Brooke Chandler earned silver with a final time of 17:37.35, and Bridget O’Shaughnessy placed third with a time of 17:56.15. Webber also finished first in the 500 Free with a time of 4:51.64.
In the 200 Fly, senior Melinda Zhang earned gold with a final time of 2:00.57 and Maggie Kroening finished second with a time of 2:02.18. In the 100 Fly, Meghan Cole placed second with a finishing time of 55.28. Cole also finished first in the 50 Free (23.18) as well as the 100 Free (51.02). Catriona Gilmore finished second in the 100 and 200 Back with times of 1:03.13 and 2:17.82 respectively. In the 200 IM, The Black Knights took the top three spots with Melinda Zhang finishing first (2:03.88), Clara Williams, earned silver (2:06.70), and Avery Lord tied with Williams, finishing third (2:06.70).
In the diving events, the Black Knights dominated the boards. In the 1M Dive Army swept, finishing in the top three spots. Junior Minh Donnell earned gold with a score of 264.68, Abigail Gibbs finished second with a final score of 234.15, and freshman Ava Ramirez placed third with a score of 230.55. In the 3M Dive, Donnell took first with a final score of 245.33, Gibbs placed third with a score of 235.15, and Ramirez earned bronze with a final score of 227.70.
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Coach’s Corner
“The team brought energy and focus into the meet tonight. I’m very proud of how the team competed and supported one another throughout. We had a great turn out from the corps and our swim & Dive families/fans, it made for a very exciting Friday night meet!
Our relay’s came out swinging right from the start and set the tone for the rest of the meet. We decided to wear old tech suits for this meet to give us some practice reps with kick counts, stroke counts, timing, pacing, etc. We head to Greensboro next week for our mid-season invite and I’m hoping we can transition better to day 1 than we have in the past.
It was great to see our team compete so well tonight. We had a number of swimmers swim lifetime best times and even had a new academy record from Layne Peterson in the 200 Back which is awesome to see. We trained hard all week and have continued to build up over the last month. Monday marks 10 days until NC State and 31/32 Days until navy and our Olympic Trial LC Qualifier meet in Annapolis.
I’m excited to get back to work and continue to work for more!” – head coach Brandt Nigro.
Up Next
The Black Knights will compete in the NC State Invite on November 16-18.
Courtesy: St. Bonaventure Athletics
WEST POINT, N.Y. — The St. Bonaventure women’s swimming and diving team fell to Army in a dual meet Friday evening. Freshman Anna Bojana Forjan and junior Ellie Kraus led the team with two second-place finishes apiece, but Army came away with a 231-68 team victory.
Bojana Forjan’s time of 56.19 in the 100-backstroke gave her a second-place finish and is her personal best time of the year. She also had a runner-up finish in the 200-back where she touched the wall in 2:02.05.
Kraus also picked up a pair of second-place finishes in the 50- and 100-freestyle. In the 50-freestyle, she posted her fastest time of the season with 23.25. Kraus registered a time of 51.82 in the 100-freestyle to pick up four points for the team.
Kathryn Beyer and Silvana Cabrera also contributed with a pair of runner-up finishes in the 200-freestyle and 100-butterfly respectively. Beyer clocked in at 1:52.02 beating her previous best time of the season. Cabrera finished the 100-fly with a time of 55.45.
In both the 200-medley relay and the 400-freestyle relay, the Bonnies A squad finished in third.
The Bonnies return to the pool again Saturday in Ithaca to take on Cornell.
BONNIES RESULTS
200 MEDLEY RELAY
3. Anna Bojana Forjan, Silvana Cabrera, Amy O’Rourke, Ellie Kraus 1:44.41
4. Daciana Colon, Kathryn Lyons, Maggie Metcalf, Rylie Foley 1:48.83
1650 FREE
4. Noa Marija Sertic 18:29.97
200 FREE
2. Kathryn Beyer 1:52.02
3. Nele Vetter 1:54.54
100 BACK
2. Anna Bojana Forjan 56.19
4. Daciana Colon 56.83
5. Sydney Londergan 1:00.35
100 BREAST
4. Maris Sadowski 1:09.31
5. Anna Beth Blankenship 1:10.04
200 FLY
3. Silvana Cabrera 2:02.54
5. Nele Vetter 2:10.74
50 FREE
2. Ellie Kraus 23.25
6. Rylie Foley 24.33
3M DIVE
6. Kylie McKee 174.38
7. Erin Castagnero 149.93
100 FREE
2. Ellie Kraus 51.82
5. Kathryn Beyer 52.49
200 BACK
2. Anna Bojana Forjan 2:02.05
4. Daciana Colon 2:02.65
5. Maggie Holst 2:08.97
200 BREAST
3. Kathryn Lyons 2:24.52
4. Maris Sadowski 2:29.70
500 FREE
3. Kathryn Beyer 5:08.60
4. Nele Vetter 5:15.28
100 FLY
2. Silvana Cabrera 55.45
5. Maggie Metcalf 1:00.05
1M DIVE
6. Kylie McKee 178.13
7. Erin Castagnero 144.38
200 IM
4. Kathryn Lyons 2:10.67
6. Sydney Londergan 2:11.95
400 FREE RELAY
3. Anna Bojana Forjan, Ellie Kraus, Amy O’Rourke, Kathryn Beyer 3:28.51
5. Rylie Foley, Nele Vetter, Caitlyn Clements, Maris Sadowski 3:35.42
WEST POINT, N.Y. — Alexander Behr led the St. Bonaventure men’s swimming and diving team on Friday night as they fell to Army, 224-74.
Behr picked up a pair of wins in the 200-butterfly and the 100-butterfly and a second-place finish in the 400-freestyle relay. Behr posted his season-best times in both individual events. In the 200-butterfly, he posted a time of 1:46.91 which is over four seconds faster than his previous best this season.
The 400-freestyle finished with a time of 3:01.90 to earn second. The team was made up of Behr, graduate student Tanner Falls, freshman Jerrell Sackett and graduate student Sam Matthews.
Ben O’Neill contributed to the team score with a pair of second-place finishes in the 1- and 3-meter dives.
Sophomore Luigi Termine turned in a time of 1:50.17 in the 200-backstroke to collect a second-place finish. He also gathered points for the Bonnies in the 100-backstroke as he finished third.
The Bonnies are back in action Saturday for another dual meet at Cornell.
BONNIES RESULTS
200 MEDLEY RELAY
3. Luigi Termine, Knute Wargin, Alexander Behr, Sam Matthews 1:30.57
5. Henry Wilkes, Teddy Murphey, Jaxon Kaster, Zachary Titus 1:36.08
1650 FREE
3. Maxwell Murray 15:48.18
4. Mikolaj Synowiec 16:07.32
200 FREE
5. Tanner Falls 1:40.42
7. Johnny Edwards 1:46.09
100 BACK
3. Luigi Termine 50.52
4. Henry Wilkes 51.13
100 BREAST
5. Nicholas Nakaya 57.14
6. Mark Polos 57.16
200 FLY
1. Alexander Behr 1:46.91
6. Kevyn Callazo Torres 1:53.98
50 FREE
3. Jerrell Sackett 20.75
4. Sam Matthews 20.94
1M DIVE
2. Ben O’Neill 255.23
100 FREE
4. Tanner Falls 45.92
6. Jerrell Sackett 46.26
200 BACK
2. Luigi Termine 1:50.17
4. Henry Wilkes 1:51.91
200 BREAST
4. Teddy Murphey 2:06.10
6. Knute Wargin 2:09.03
500 FREE
3. Maxwell Murray 4:31.99
6. Aiden Hall 4:41.14
100 FLY
1. Alexander Behr 47.97
6. Carlos Hidalgo 51.36
3M DIVE
2. Ben O’Neill 246.08
200 IM
4. Kevyn Callazo Torres 1:54.55
6. Nicholas Nakaya 1:56.02
400 FREE RELAY
2. Alexander Behr, Tanner Falls, Jerrell Sackett, Sam Matthews 3:01.90
5. Carlos Hidalgo, Paul Wissel, Henry Wilkes, Kevyn Callazo Torres 3:13.12