Women's Day Three Finals

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- March 10, 2007 at 11:03 pm #12445
  
  neswim
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  Second heat of 1650 is off….Arad is one to watch. Hasn’t swum many 1650s so is swimming…this is a relatively weak field at the top compared to last year so she could win it this afternoon. I do think she’ll go under 17:20.
- March 10, 2007 at 11:17 pm #36476
  
  neswim
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  Danielle Arad….17:12…..that should be good enough for top five…possible to three.
- March 11, 2007 at 12:58 am #36477
  
  neswim
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  Yep….Kenyon 1, 2 and 5 in the mile!!!!
- March 11, 2007 at 1:37 am #36478
  
  neswim
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  Website does not have updated results….willl post here.. the 100 free is done and will giet places….
- March 11, 2007 at 1:41 am #36479
  
  swimkin
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  What happened to the 100 free finals?
- March 11, 2007 at 1:48 am #36480
  
  neswim
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  Its not up to date….through 200 breast but the point totals don’t make sense through Event 17…..question is whether where is Denison in relation to Emory? Anyway score this manually?
- March 11, 2007 at 3:02 am #36481
  
  neswim
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  Well the first places are set….Kenyon, Amherst, Emory, Denison, Calvin…now the only thing to swim for his pride.
  
  NESCAC….can Amherst take Kenyon? I think they might slip to third…what about it?
- March 11, 2007 at 3:32 am #36482
  
  neswim
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  Swimmer of the meet is::::Sasser
  
  Coach of the meet is…Nick Nichols of Amherst
  
  Great performance by both the swimmer and coach
  
  Nick is doing a terrific job and glad to see the recognition come his way.
  
  Sorry I didn’t get the diver of the meet.
- March 11, 2007 at 4:12 am #36483
  
  My Spoons Too Big
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  Interesting that they wouldn’t spread the wealth and give it to someone else (he won last year). Calvin did have the help of its diver(s) to get into 4th place, but three national records for Amherst isn’t bad at all. Also, four of their girls made the big heat at one point or another (Sasser, Stern 3X, Pettersen 2X, Ramsey once).
  
  This was an incredibly fast women’s meet. Watch those cuts plunge dramatically next season.
- March 11, 2007 at 2:12 pm #36484
  
  Nescacfan
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  @My Spoon’s Too Big! wrote:
  
  Interesting that they wouldn’t spread the wealth and give it to someone else (he won last year). Calvin did have the help of its diver(s) to get into 4th place, but three national records for Amherst isn’t bad at all. Also, four of their girls made the big heat at one point or another (Sasser, Stern 3X, Pettersen 2X, Ramsey once).
  
  This was an incredibly fast women’s meet. Watch those cuts plunge dramatically next season.
  
  I think that Nichols was the right choice. The psyche sheet predicted the following scores without diving[actual scores]
  Kenyon 536 [498]
  Denison 333 [239]
  Emory 286 [261, relay DQ realy hurt]
  Calvin 260 [251 but about 40 points in diving]
  Amherst 232 [290]
  
  Amherst’s 10 swimmers exhibited the biggest improvement of the top 5 teams. It wasn’t Sasser who improved upon her seed times; it was everyone else.
- March 11, 2007 at 2:44 pm #36485
  
  ajp
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  I don’t know why the scores aren’t posted anywhere, but those scores are incorrect. I threw away my sheet, but I know that Emory was 296, Calvin was 284, and Denison was around 272.
  
  Amherst cracked 300. It seems like all the posted scores aren’t including points from the 400 free relay.
- March 11, 2007 at 5:07 pm #36486
  
  littlethreefan
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  The final team standings can be seen here:
  http://www.ncaasports.com/swimming/womens/recaps/d3_team/2007
  
  Amherst scored 320 points.
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