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Bacon, Newmark Lead Wisconsin To Sweep of Green Bay

Wisconsin vs UW-Green Bay

  • January 26, 2024
  • Madison, Wis.
  • SCY (25 yards)
  • Results

Courtesy: Wisconsin Athletics

MADISON, Wis. – The Wisconsin women’s swimming and diving teams (7-0, 3-0 BIG) rolled to another dual win Friday night at Soderholm Family Aquatic Center. The Badgers picked up all 14 event wins to finish the meet with a 218-76 victory over Green Bay.

Senior and team captain Phoebe Bacon started the meet off strong with a win in the 200 free with a time of 1:47.82. Bacon was followed by Abby Wanezek in second place with a 1:50.35, with Emily Ecker trailing in third with a 1:51.48.

Wanezek earned her first individual event win of the season in the 200 back, hitting the wall first in 2:03.51. Junior and team captain Mackenzie McConagha led the Badger sweep in the 100 backstroke, touching the wall first in 51.46. Kaylyn Schoof followed in second with a 54.68, and Kit Schneider snuck into third with a 56.75.

Sophomore Hazal Ozkan earned two individual event wins on Friday night. Ozkan won the 200 IM in 1:59.51, with Katie McClintock not far behind her in second with a time of 2:00.38. She also won the 100 free with a season-best time of 50.97.

 

Final Results– Women’s

Team
Wisconsin – 218
Green Bay – 76

 

200 Medley Relay

1. Wisconsin A – 1:41.21

2. Wisconsin B – 1:41.95

 

1000 Free

1. Elle Braun – 10:01.69

2. Izzy Enz – 10:19.14

 

200 free

1. Phoebe Bacon – 1:47.82

2. Abby Wanezek – 1:50.35

3. Emily Ecker – 1:51.48

4. Paige Mckenna – 1:52.95

 

100 back

1. Mack McConagha – 51.46

2. Kaylyn Schoof – 54.68

3. Kit Schneider – 56.75

 

100 breast

1. Katie McClintock – 1:03.28

2. Natalie Bercutt – 1:04.82

3. Cal Dunn – 1:05.02

 

200 fly

1. Ally Silvestri – 2:01.67

2. Blair Stoneburg – 2:03.35

 

50 free

1. Haley Zelen – 23.72

2. Anna Teduits – 23.93

3. Abby Reid – 24.26

 

100 free

1. Hazal Ozkan – 50.97

2. Haley Zelen – 52.63

3. Abby Reid – 53.69

 

200 back

1. Abby Wanezek – 2:03.51

2. Maddie Waggoner – 2:11.82

 

200 breast

1. Alex Anag – 2:19.96

2. Natalie Bercutt – 2:21.83

 

500 free

1. Emily Ecker – 4:49.90

2. Alivia Lindorfer – 4:53.88

3. Lily Gardner – 4:59.84

4. Izzy Enz – 5:01.64

 

100 fly

1. Hailey Tierney – 53.25

2. Kaylyn Schoof – 55.32

 

200 IM

1. Hazal Ozkan – 1:59.51

2. Katie McClintock – 2:00.38

3. Anna Teduits – 2:04.66

4. Alex Anagnostopoulos – 2:10.5

 

200 Free Relay

1. Wisconsin A – 1:34.23

2. Wisconsin B – 1:36.61

MADISON, Wis. – The Wisconsin men’s swimming and diving team (5-1, 3-0 BIG) wrapped up the home portion of its schedule with a dual meet win over Green Bay on Friday at the Soderholm Family Aquatic Center. The Badgers picked up 14 event wins to finish the meet with a 178-97 victory over the Phoenix.

Freshman Luukas Vainio continues to shine in the long-distance freestyle, starting the Badgers off strong with a win in the 1000 free with a season-best time of 9:04.53. Charlie Jones kept up the long-distance freestyle momentum with a win in the 500 free with a time of 4:23.19. Nico Butera placed second with a time of 4:34.84.

Senior Jake Newmark picked up a couple of individual event wins on Friday, including the 100 free in 45.38. Newmark also hit the wall first in the 200 free, with a time of 1:37.95. Jude Williams followed him, placing second with a time of 1:39.48.

Sophomore Dominik Mark Torok continues to dominate in the 100 fly, earning another first-place finish against the Phoenix. Torok won the event in 47.30 to lead the Badger sweep, with Nathan Welker right behind in second with a time of 47.61 and Truman Teduits in third with a final time of 49.19.

Final Results – Men

Team
Wisconsin – 178
Green Bay – 97

200 medley relay

1. Wisconsin A – 1:38.08

1000 free

1. Luukas Vainio – 9:04.53

 

200 free

1. Jake Newmark – 1:37.95

2. Jude Williams – 1:39.48

 

100 back

1. Jake Dimartile – 48.34

2. Micheal Long – 49.79

 

100 breast

1. Ben Weigand – 53.73

2. Janis Silinis – 55.33

 

200 fly

1. Lance Swanepoel – 1:47.33

2. Evan Bock – 1:47.91

 

50 free

1. Andrew Benson – 19.66

2. Isaac Hrenak-Casey – 20.69

 

100 free

1. Jake Newmark – 45.38

 

200 back

1. Micheal Long – 2:03.51

 

200 breast

1. Brayden Henkel – 1:59.92

 

500 free

1. Charlie Jones – 4:23.19

2. Nico Butera -4:34.84

 

100 fly

1.Dominik Mark Torok – 47.30

2. Nathan Welker – 47.61

3. Truman Teduits – 49.19
200 IM

1. Matthew Segal – 1:49.16

 

200 Free Relay

1. Wisconsin A – 1:17.43

2. Wisconsin B – 1:20.20

3. Wisconsin C – 1:22.77

Courtesy: Green Bay Athletics

MADISON, Wis. – The Green Bay swim and dive teams flew just a couple of hours south to the Wisconsin state capitol to take on the Wisconsin Badgers on Friday night. Wisconsin outscored GB on the women’s side 218-76 and 178-97 on the men’s side.

MEN

Max Kasal continued a strong season by leading the Phoenix men in the 200-yard freestyle, posting a time of 1:40.11 to place third. Jack MerkatorisEthan Braatz, and Carson Beals finished right behind Kasal in fourth through sixth place, respectively. In the men’s 100-yard freestyle, Braatz paced the squad with a time of 48.18, collecting four points for GB while finishing within a few seconds of first place. Eli Zimmerman led the charge in the 200-yard backstroke with a final time of 1:54.03, taking second place. Teammate Aaron Klym recorded a third-place finish, less than nine-tenths of a second behind Zimmerman.

WOMEN

Esther Oswald started the evening on the right foot by collecting a fourth-place completion of the 100-yard backstroke with a time of 1:00.05. Grace Focault and Nellie Sherrick weren’t far behind the three-year veteran. In the 100-yard butterfly, GB recorded six of the top eight finishers. Bailey Venden placed third behind Wisconsin’s Hailey Tierney and Kaylyn Schoof. Venden tallied three points for the Phoenix while recording a final time of 1:02.41. McKenna MetropulosMia PagelBetsey WalkowiakKelsey Kobus, and Morgan Allison were the other Phoenix on the leaderboard in fourth through eighth place, respectively.

DIVING

Annie Frederickson continued her strong freshman campaign with a 3rd place finish in the one and three-meter diving events. Junior Andy Groebner also grabbed a third-place finish on the one-meter with one of his best performances of the year.

COMING UP
The Phoenix will have a quick turnaround to its next meet, which is tomorrow at 1 p.m. versus Milwaukee at the Peter F. Dorschel Natatorium inside the Kress Center.

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