2019 Husky Invitational
- December 6-8, 2019
- Federal Way, Washington
- All Results (PDF)
Courtesy: San Jose State Athletics
FEDERAL WAY, Wash. – San José State women’s swimming and diving took care of business on the final day of the Husky Invitational as they won both the college division and overall team score with a total of 972 on Sunday.
“After a bit of a tough start it was great to see the team rally and finish the meet on such a strong note,” head coach Sage Hopkins said. “At this point we are looking forward to refining some aspects of our racing as we begin the final preparations for the Mountain West Championships and postseason.”
The Spartans distanced themselves from second place Mission Viejo Nadadores (754) and third place University of Idaho (725). They opened the day with a victory in the 400 freestyle relay with a time of 3:24.55. Six individual swimmers placed in the top-10 in their respective races as well. Madison Grimes finished seventh in the 200 backstroke and Chloe Limargo took third in the 200 breaststroke. SJSU also had a 4-5-6 finish in 100 freestyle as Antoinette Loya (58.68), Gabby Heng (58.75) and Katie McIntee (58.83) led the way with Kimberlee Giggey (59.38) coming in 10th.
Full results of all Spartan swimmers and winner from both the second and third days of action can be found below.
Husky Invitational
Federal Way, Wash.
December 6-9, 2019
Day 2 Results
200 Medley Relay
1. University of Idaho – 1:44.12
7. San Jose State A (Mathieson, Marion, Auva’a, Heng) – 1:45.74
400 IM
1. Julia Stafford (Unattached) – 4:58.66
12. Chloe Limargo (5:15.00), 16. Kate Hanf – 5:20.86
100 Butterfly
1. Amy Tang (Unattached) – 1:00.53
7. Antoinette Loya – 1:04.56, 9. Rebecca Petoe (1:03.62), 13. Gabby Heng (1:05.17), 26. Jacqueline Nisson (1:05.57)
200 Freestyle
1. Emily Boggess (UCSB) – 2:03.40
6. Gabby Heng – 2:10.91, 14. Katie McIntee (2:11.07), 23. Kate Hanf (2:15.53),
100 Breaststroke
1. Catherine Yu (Pro Swimming) – 1:11.83
7. Chloe Limargo – 1:14.35, 12. Rebecca Petoe – 1:15.39, 22. Angelika Yngson (1:16.53), 31. Lea Marion (1:18.04)
100 Backstroke
1. Emma Karam (Reno Aquatic Club) – 1:02.81
4. Madison Grimes (1:05.77), 15. Lani Auva’a (1:08.25), 29. Makenna Mathieson (1:09.49)
Day 3 Results
400 Freestyle Relay
1. San Jose State A (Heng, Loya, McIntee, Sailors) – 3:24.51
8. San Jose State B (Petoe, Cocal, Hanf, Giggey) – 3:31.32
200 Backstroke
1. Emma Karam (Reno) – 2:14.28
7. Madison Grimes – 2:27.68, 19. Erin Wayman – 2:25.70, 42. Makenna Mathieson – 2:08.07
100 Freestyle
1. Amy Tang (UN-PN) – 55.14
4. Antoinette Loya – 58.68, 5. Gabby Heng – 58.75, 6. Katie McIntee – 58.83, 10. Kimberlee Giggey – 59.38, 14. Makenna Mathieson – 59.99, 15. Madelyn Sailors – 1:00.24, 28. Kate Hanf – 1:01.07, 31. Rebecca Petoe – 1:01.35, 32. Madison Grimes – 1:02.98
200 Breaststroke
1. Maya Clise (King) – 2.38.20
3. Chloe Limargo – 2:40.05, 11. Lea Marion – 2:43.57, 19. Angelika Yngson – 2:46.10, 46. Rebecca Petoe – 2:26.65, 53. Kate Hanf – 2:26.94, 89. Maleah Schmidt – 2:35.81,
200 Butterfly
1. Sophie Brahe (MVN) – 2:18.38
32. Jacqueline Nisson – 2:36.26
Courtesy: Seattle Athletics
FEDERAL WAY, Wash. — The Seattle U men’s swimming team wrapped up the Husky Invitational and the 2019 portion of its schedule on Sunday with nine qualifying marks to the 2020 USA Swimming Futures Championships.
Jack Neton headlined the day in the 200 Breaststroke posting a time of 2:04.07 during the morning preliminaries. In the long course finals, Neton completed the the 200-meter race in 2:20.45, earning him a second-place finish.
Will Corona also had a noteworthy day in the 200 Breaststroke as he logged a lifetime-best of 2:04.81, with his performance being the the 10th-best in program history.
Greg Raper, Ryan Shaw and Ryan Ascencio also registered Futures qualifying times. Raper claimed his place in the 100-yard Freestyle with a time of 45.61. Meanwhile Shaw and Ascencio qualified in the 200 Backstroke (1:52.36) and 200 Butterfly (1:52.59), respectively.
Tyler Goodspeed and Emmett Moore also secured places in next summer’s Futures event. For Goodspeed, it was his second of the weekend as he touched in at 46.57 during the 100-yard Freestyle. Moore meanwhile posted his third qualifying time of the Husky Invitational, scoring a 1:53.42 during the 200 Butterfly.
The Redhawks’ relay teams also thrived on the final day with both 400 Freestyle quartets recording Futures qualifying times. The team of the Raper, Parker, Corona and Goodspeed finished second-overall as they came in at 3:04.31, registering the seventh-best time in Redhawk history. The team of Zach Zenteno, Jake Goguen, Alex Roderick and Connor Barringer were clocked in at 3:08.66 and followed with a fourth-place finish
Seattle U resumes action in 2020 when it returns to the Redhawk Center on January 11 as it hosts Whitworth University for senior day.