Day One Finals

It probably means she wont swim it. They also should be able to win it without her, I would think.

Kenyon takes the 500 free title now, too, with Arad. No new record but maybe next year

Agreed..Arad swam a great race. BTW, this race was taken on video and will be on YouTube later tonight.

Thanks for the info!

I beleve that is a new meet record in the 200 IM by 100 th of a sec. Great job Orstein.

That is a new NATIONAL record by .01….congratulations to Ornstein…she has gotten off to very good start. That 400 IM record should also be within her reach.

Nice drop by Sasser and good come back by Ertel to take third.

Kenyon….wins…3:48…

Hey where are you getting your results! I am still waiting to see it. It looks like they just updated the scores from diving… but I don’t see the final medley relay

ok now I see it! Kenyon 190 points, Amherst 105 and Calvin 104 (great job for them with a top diver), Emory 100, Denison, 85 and Williams 72 with Middlerbury 62

Perhaps adding 10 secs to the back and take off 10 secs from the free would be about right However, they just took down the split results

@My Spoon’s Too Big! wrote:

I guess Steen figured that since he isn’t going with seniors in any free relays, and since Carlton was very fast this morning, that he’d go for the 200 FR record, possibly sacrificing the 800 FR record, but knowing he can just go for it next year. I really didn’t think Kenyon could go that fast.

Upon reflection I believe that Steen is going to put Senior, Rebecca Allison on the 800 free relay instead of Ertel (and rightly so.. based on her performance on the first day in the 500 free) She was on last year’s DQ’d 800 free relay and I believe it will be sweet revenge for her to swim that relay for one last chance before she graduates.

Spoon wrote:

All I really want to know is Sasser’s split.

I was curious too and put a watch on her. I had 55.17 so give or take.

I learned that Sasser’s split was 55.18 [would have been a national record but will not be because of electronic timing malfunction}. Let’s see if she can break 55 tomorrow.

@Nescacfan wrote:

I learned that that Sasser’s split was 55.18 [would have been a national record but will not be because of electronic timing malfunction}. Let’s see if she can break 55 tomorrow.

That’s too bad about Sasser’s split but the chances appear pretty good that she’ll break it today…in fact given her personality shes likely to go faster today because of the malfunction last night.

NESCAC, you were right about them going under 3:50.

@neswim wrote:

@Nescacfan wrote:

I learned that that Sasser’s split was 55.18 [would have been a national record but will not be because of electronic timing malfunction}. Let’s see if she can break 55 tomorrow.

That’s too bad about Sasser’s split but the chances appear pretty good that she’ll break it today…in fact given her personality shes likely to go faster today because of the malfunction last night.

NESCAC, you were right about them going under 3:50.

yep! 2 hundreths faster. 55.16. faster tonight?

@The Treat wrote:

@neswim wrote:

@Nescacfan wrote:

I learned that that Sasser’s split was 55.18 [would have been a national record but will not be because of electronic timing malfunction}. Let’s see if she can break 55 tomorrow.

That’s too bad about Sasser’s split but the chances appear pretty good that she’ll break it today…in fact given her personality shes likely to go faster today because of the malfunction last night.

NESCAC, you were right about them going under 3:50.

yep! 2 hundreths faster. 55.16. faster tonight?

The hype of finals is probably worth two tenths of a second.

hope so…i’d love to see a 54 tonight.