The Centennial Conference is an NCAA Division III conference with members in Pennsylvania and Maryland - Bryn Mawr, Dickinson, Franklin & Marshall, Gettysburg, Haverford, Johns Hopkins, McDaniel, Muhlenberg, Swarthmore, Ursinus and Washington College.
Saturday, February 18, 2006
CC Swimming Championships - Saturday Finals
A busy Saturday concludes tonight in the pool with finals in seven events. The crowd is primed for a record-setting night ... so we'll bring you the results as best we can.
In the women's 400 IM ... F&M's Kelly Landman swims to victory with a "B" cut time of 4:37.62. Gettysburg's Alison Pettine (4:45.27) and Roxy Hernandez (4:47.89) take second and third.
Brittany McCabe wins it for F&M in a time of 59.12. Ally Simons of Washington is second in 1:00.00, while Jennie Lewis of Swarthmore is third in 1:00.14.
F&M goes 1-2-3 on the men's side, led by Val Perfanov who touches the wall in 51.45. Jordan Fisher (52.51) takes the silver and Andrew Turkewitz (52.71) gets the bronze.
I understand that the swim meet was suspended and then relocated to Swarthmore College on Sunday, Feb. 19. Ultimately the meet was cancelled and no winner declared. This is totally unfair to F&M, who was leading both men's and women's events at the end of Saturday, the 18. DO THE RIGHT THING! DECLARE F&M THE CENTENNIAL CONFERENCE WINNERS! They deserve it!
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Women's 200 Medley Relay
1. Franklin & Marshall (Hager, Kraljic, McCabe, Landman) 1:50.02 (Conference and meet record); 2. Swarthmore (Pospierszalska, Hom, Lewis, Cotcamp) 1:52.40; 3. Washington (Shoemaker, Ludwig, Simons, Morse) 1:53.02; 4. Gettysburg (Youmans, Nelson, Hernandez, Pettine) 1:53.92; 5. Dickinson (Gibey, Ogren, Vaughan, Foltz) 1:54.51; 6. McDaniel (Bennett, Allen, Celinski, Burns) 1:56.34; 7. Ursinus (Palchak, Houston, Snyder, Schartel) 1:58.32; 8. Bryn Mawr (Hunt, Ale, Hepburn, Klenn) 2:18.80.
Men's 200 Medley Relay
1. Franklin & Marshall (Rehders, Lier, Perfanov, Czaplicki) 1:36.31 (Conference and meet record); 2. Gettysburg (Hughes, Loveland, White, Claiborne) 1:38.06; 3. Swarthmore (Gilchrest-Scott, Koczo, Roth, Augat) 1:38.36; 4. Washington (Becker, Thomas, Munger, Soper) 1:39.23; 5. Dickinson (Mercatili, Horvath, Franciscovich, Cooper) 1:41.40; 6. McDaniel (Mihalek, Goldberg, Reed, Lebost) 1:41.82; 7. Ursinus (Kennedy, Piasecki, Will, Peer) 1:42.64.
In the women's 400 IM ...
F&M's Kelly Landman swims to victory with a "B" cut time of 4:37.62. Gettysburg's Alison Pettine (4:45.27) and Roxy Hernandez (4:47.89) take second and third.
what are the overall scores?
Overall scores?!?!?!?!
having wireless problems ... bear with us ...
Women's 400 IM
1. Kelly Landman, FM, 4:37.62; 2. Alison Pettine, GET, 4:45.27; 3. Roxy Hernandez, GET, 4:47.89; 4. Julie Lilly, GET, 4:48.80; 5. Stephanie Davies, GET, 4:50.70; 6. Emily Steiner, GET, 4:56.70; 7. Stelanie Mpazicos, GET, 4:58.83; 8. Megan Rhoads, GET, 5:08.39.
Men's 400 IM
1. Derek Nowak, FM, 4:12.91; 2. Matt Bacon, GET, 4:15.16; 3. Stephen Shymon, SWAT, 4:18.57; 4. Anton White, GET, 4:21.03; 5. Rob McKeon, SWAT, 4:27.35; 6. Phil Mercatili, DC, 4:28.06; 7. Greg Guldin, DC, 4:28.84; 8. Dan Vogel, FM, 4:30.84.
100 fly medalists:
Brittany McCabe wins it for F&M in a time of 59.12. Ally Simons of Washington is second in 1:00.00, while Jennie Lewis of Swarthmore is third in 1:00.14.
F&M goes 1-2-3 on the men's side, led by Val Perfanov who touches the wall in 51.45. Jordan Fisher (52.51) takes the silver and Andrew Turkewitz (52.71) gets the bronze.
note ... on women's 200 Medley Relay ... Bryn Mawr was DQ
Women's 100 Butterfly
1. Brittany McCabe, FM, 59.12; 2. Allison Simons, WASH, 1:00.00; 3. Jennie Lewis, SWAT, 1:00.14; 4. Sarah Andryauskas, GET, 1:00.33; 5. Dana Marinin, FM, 1:01.21; 6. Stacey Prow, SWAT, 1:02.20; 7. Lauren Forster, BMC, 1:02.46; 8. Kate Snyder, URS, 1:02.72.
Team Scores
GET 379, FM 359, SWAT 262, WASH 189, DC 180, MCD 121, URS 114, BMC 98
Men's 100 Butterfly
1. Val Perfanov, FM, 51.45; 2. Jordan Fisher, FM, 52.51; 3. Andrew Turkewitz, FM, 52.71; 4. Derek Claiborne, GET, 53.02; 5. Patrick Godfrey, FM, 53.09; 6. Brian Roth, SWAT, 53.50; 7. Jason Horwitz, SWAT, 53.51; 8. Grant McDowell, GET, 53.55.
Team Scores
FM 430, GET 339, SWAT 252, DC 214.5, WASH 167, MCD 109.5, URS 109.
Women's 200 Freestyle
1. Jenna Walters, FM, 1:52.57 (Conference and meet record); 2. Caitlin Reilly, GET, 1:55.98; 3. Megan Morse, WASH, 1:57.51; 4. Franny Zhang, SWAT, 1:57.66; 5. Jessica Nonemaker, FM, 1:58.80; 6. Laura Selway, FM, 2:00.62; 7. Patricia Funk, SWAT, 2:01.05; 8. Emily Bohdan, GET, 2:02.50.
Team Scores
FM 417, GET 410, SWAT 299, WASH 205, DC 184, URS 127, MCD 119, BMC 76.
Men's 200 Freestyle
1. Everett Kimball, DC, 1:43.72; 2. JJ Czaplicki, FM, 1:45.58; 3. Michael Hughes, GET, 1:45.92; 4. Colin Soper, WASH, 1:46.73; 5. Kevin Egan, FM, 1:47.81; 6. Andrew Frampton, SWAT, 1:48.87; 7. Tim Falkner, FM, 1:49.58; 8. Peter Levin, GET, 1:50.42.
Team Scores
FM 486, GET 371, SWAT 265, DC 237.5, WASH 195, URS 111, MCD 110.5
Women's 100 Breaststroke
1. Elizabeth Kraljic, FM, 1:07.53; 2. Cassie Allen, MCD, 1:08.00; 3. Cali Nelson, GET, 1:09.46; 4. Kim Ogren, DC, 1:09.53; 5. Nicole Ludwig, WASH, 1:11.16; 6. Michele Hom, SWAT, 1:11.19; 7. Janice Yeo, SWAT, 1:12.14; 8. Rachel Army, FM, 1:12.54.
Team Scores
FM 454, GET 433, SWAT 327, WASH 223, DC 214, MCD 138, URS 127, BMC 76.
Men's 100 Breaststroke
1. Chris Reed, MCD, 59.60; 2. Alex Thomas, WASH, 59.80; 3. Andrew Piasecki, URS, 1:00.69; 4. Andrew Koczo, SWAT, 1:00.71; 5. Dan Kritzer, FM, 1:01.21; 6. Audun Lier, FM, 1:01.31; 7. John Heagy, SWAT, 1:02.09; 8. Andrew Pickell, GET, 1:02.16.
Team Scores
FM 515, GET 390, SWAT 301, DC 251.5, WASH 212, MCD 134.5, URS 127.
Women's 100 Backstroke
1. Brittany McCabe, FM, 59.08; 2. Katy Cronin, GET, 1:00.13; 3. Serena Gibney, DC, 1:01.00; 4. Elizabeth Shoemaker, WASH, 1:01.10; 5. Lisa Hertz, FM, 1:01.50; 6. Marlee Hager, FM, 1:01.53; 7. Emilie Youmans, GET, 1:01.55; 8. Demery Close, GET, 1:01.85.
Team Scores
1. FM 504, GET 478, SWAT 336, WASH 245, DC 239, MCD 138, URS 131, BMC 76.
Men's 100 Backstroke
1. Phil Rehders, FM, 53.75; 2. Douglas Gilchrest-Scott, SWAT, 54.11; 3. Patrick Rulon-Miller, GET, 55.14; 4. Brandon Becker, WASH, 57.05; 5. Luis Clavijo, FM, 57.15; 6. Ryan Kennedy, URS, 57.61; 7. Jason Horwitz, SWAT, 58.48; 8. Chris Gabriel, GET, 59.02.
Team Scores
FM 552, GET 423, SWAT 339, DC 256.5, WASH 228, MCD 147.5, URS 140.
I love STEVE!@#!!!!
I second that! I bet the parents/alumni/friends who couldn't make it to the championships, appreciate the near-real-time coverage!
PS - It also makes an SID's life easier!
Women's 800 Freestyle Relay
1. Franklin & Marshall (Walters, Nonemaker, Selway, Landman) 7:54.30; 2. Gettysburg (Reilly, Lilly, Pettine, Bohdan) 8:01.05; 3. Swarthmore (Cotcamp, Zhang, Funk, Nekoba) 8:13.63; 4. McDaniel (Bennett, Bolek, Allen, Celinski) 8:22.14; 5. Washington (Jones, Shoemaker, Auger, Stanton) 8:26.17; 6. Ursinus (Stouch, Hanlon, Hedrick, Palchak) 8:42.14; 7. Bryn Mawr (Forster, Low, Marcovitz, Sisson) 8:43.70. Dickinson DQ
Team Scores
FM 558, GET 530, SWAT 380, WASH 281, DC 249, MCD 174, URS 161, BMC 102.
Steve: As close as I am, I could not make the event tonight. Thanks for the constant and extensive coverage. Great stuff!!
Do you have the men's 800 relay
Men's 800 Freestyle Relay
1. Franklin & Mareshall (Nowak, Rehders, Egan, Godfrey) 7:10.98; 2. Dickinson (Kimball, Hulme, Isaacs, Guldin) 7:20.86; 3. Gettysburg (Hughes, Levin, Rush, White) 7:22.31; 4. Swarthmore 7:28.83; 5. Washington 7:41.32; 6. Ursinus 7:44.97; 7. McDaniel 8:08.81.
Team Scores
FM 610, GET 469, SWAT 381, DC 300.5, WASH 264, URS 172, MCD 171.5
Good night from Lancaster. See you tomorrow.
Thanks Steve. This could only be topped if you ass video clips of finishes. Something to think of for nest year.
Sorry Steve that should have been "add".
I understand that the swim meet was suspended and then relocated to Swarthmore College on Sunday, Feb. 19. Ultimately the meet was cancelled and no winner declared. This is totally unfair to F&M, who was leading both men's and women's events at the end of Saturday, the 18. DO THE RIGHT THING! DECLARE F&M THE CENTENNIAL CONFERENCE WINNERS! They deserve it!
Kris Hinkley
kahink@juno.com
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