Boston vs Army
- February 1, 2020
- West Point, New York
- Results
Courtesy: Army Athletics
WEST POINT, N.Y. – Behind 14 event victories, the Army West Point men’s swimming and diving team closed out its regular season with a 218.5-78.5 win against Boston University on Senior Day at Crandall Pool on Saturday.
Daniel Alaimo and Kevin Doo were Army’s top individual finishers, each claiming a pair of event victories.
EVENT WINNERS
200 Medley Relay: Jacob Powell, Evan Zhang, James Bilbrey, Josh Zock – 1:31.20
200 Free: Tanner Falls – 1:40.23
100 Back: Powell – 52.12
100 Breast: Lawrence Quintana – 56.07
200 Fly: Doo – 1:51.13
50 Free: Zock – 20.29
1-Meter: Alaimo – 316.80
100 Free: Billy Webber – 45.62
200 Back: Tyler Kim – 1:52.76
200 Breast: Zhang – 2:01.04
100 Fly: Doo – 49.03
3-Meter: Alaimo – 345.38
200 IM: Kevin Lin – 1:53.18
400 Free Relay: Zock, Webber, Graham Ungrady, Falls – 3:02.97
NOTABLE FINISHERS
200 Medley Relay: Sean Keenan, Quintana, Doo, Hogan Harper – 1:32.09, Second; Kim, Brady Almand, Arthur Fan, Sean Paul Stolarski – 1:34.43, Third
1000 Free: Kevin Lin – 9:42.74, Second
200 Free: Ungrady – 1:40.46, Second
100 Back: Kim – 52.47, Third
100 Breast: Ty Dang – 56.35, Second; Brady Almand – 57.31, Third
200 Fly: Fan – 1:51.25, Second
50 Free: Hogan Harper – 20.67, Second; Nathan Hein – 21.25, Third
1-Meter: Kyle Lipton – 237.90, Second; Robert Rizzo – 209.85, Third
100 Free: Ungrady – 45.82, Second; Harper – 45.99, Third
200 Breast: Dang – 2:02.38, Second; Quintana – 2:06.23, Third
500 Free: Sean Dwyer – 4:35.42, Second
100 Fly: Fan – 51.04, Second; Hein – 51.41, Third
3-Meter: Kyle Lipton – 258.38, Second; Robert Rizzo – 205.73, Third
200 IM: Dang – 1:54.60
400 Free Relay: Hein, Doo, Thomas Shaffer, Harper – 3:06.41, Second
UP NEXT
The regular season has ended, but the Black Knights return to action on Feb. 19 when they head to Annapolis, Md., for the four-day Patriot League Championships.
WEST POINT, N.Y. – Behind 11 event victories, the Army West Point women’s swimming and diving team cruised to a 177-122 win over Boston University on Senior Day at Crandall Pool on Saturday.
Whitney Chang, Serica Hallstead and Mandolin Nguyen each won a pair of individual events opposite the Terriers. Chang and Nguyen also helped the Black Knights win the opening relay at the meet.
EVENT WINNERS
200 Medley Relay: Lauren Carag, Nguyen, Chang, Nicole Parry – 1:44.84
100 Back: Mia Rankin – 56.78
100 Breast: Nguyen – 1:03.43
200 Fly: Chang – 2:04.59
1-Meter: Hallstead – 289.65
100 Free: Carag – 52.52
200 Back: Josephine Marsh – 2:06.50
200 Breast: Rebecca Morel – 2:22.73
100 Fly: Chang – 56.22
3-Meter: Hallstead – 322.50
200 IM: Nguyen – 2:06.25
NOTABLE FINISHERS
1000 Free: Kristen Gullickson – 10:43.19, Third
200 Free: Jane Bryce – 1:55.38, Second; Maddie Duracinsky – 1:55.62, Third
100 Breast: Morel – 1:05.55, Second
200 Fly: Marie Docken – 2:06.05, Second
50 Free: Rankin – 24.20, Second; Madison Berg – 24.22, Third
200 Back: Nguyen – 2:06.64, Second
200 Breast: Maggie McDonald – 2:26.65, Second
500 Free: Kim Caccamo – 5:10.31, Second
200 IM: McDonald – 2:10.84, Second; Marie Docken – 2:12.89, Third
400 Medley Relay: Rankin, Carag, Parry, Bryce – 3:32.39, Second
UP NEXT
The regular season has ended, but the Black Knights return to action on Feb. 19 when they head to Annapolis, Md., for the four-day Patriot League Championships.
Courtesy: Boston Athletics
WEST POINT, N.Y. – The Boston University men’s swimming & diving team closed out the regular season by taking a 218.5-78.5 defeat against Army on Saturday afternoon at Crandall Pool.
Tommy Hagerty and Sarsen Whatmore accounted for BU’s individual wins on the day, as Hagerty took the 1000 free (9:26.36) and Whatmore won the 500 free (4:34.98). Whatmore also tied for second in the 200 free (1:40.46), Jack Carignan touched the wall second in the 100 back (52.41), and Stuart Vickery (1:52.93) nabbed a second-place finish in the 200 back.
Select members of the Terriers will compete at the Boston Winter Open, which will take place Feb. 7-8 at Competition Pool.
WEST POINT, N.Y. – Visiting Army for its final dual meet of the regular season, the Boston University women’s swimming & diving team could not end on a high note as it fell to the Black Knights, 177-122, Saturday afternoon at Crandall Pool.
Sydney Lee won the 200 free (1:53.03) for the second straight week before clocking another first-place finish in the 500 free (5:05.34). Lee also had a second-place finish in the 100 free (52.78) and anchored the 400 free relay team to victory in the final event of the day.
Joanna McNulty continued her recent tear, winning the 1000 free (10:33.69), while Kara Lydzinski picked up an individual win in the 50 free (24.00).
Select members of the Terriers will compete at the Boston Winter Open, which will take place Feb. 7-8 at Competition Pool.