Eastern Michigan Athletics
Saturday, January 26
Buffalo, N.Y.
1 p.m.
Eastern Michigan University
151.5
at
148.5
Buffalo
Photo by: Steve King/KingStudios
Men's Swimming and Diving Holds On to Defeat Buffalo
1/26/2013 6:01:00 PM | M. Swim & Dive
Hanson wins three races as Eagles notch 62nd straight MAC win
Complete Results (.pdf)
BUFFALO, N.Y. (EMUEagles.com) – The Eastern Michigan University men's swimming and diving secured its 62nd consecutive Mid-American Conference dual-meet victory Saturday, Jan. 26, against the University at Buffalo, 151.5-148.5. The meet came down to the final event, but EMU (4-2; 2-0 MAC) was able to hold on for the win on a day when senior Jacob Hanson set a UB pool record in the 200-backstroke.
With the meet hanging in the balance, Buffalo needed a first and a second or third place finish in the 400-freestyle relay to win. The Bulls walked away with first place, but the Eagles locked up the second and third spots to deny the home team a dual-meet win.
Hanson won three events on the afternoon which included his record-breaking performance of 1:47.06 in the 200-backstroke. The Bloomington, Ill. also claimed victory in the 100-backstroke (48.57) and 200-IM (1:50.63).
In all, EMU swimmers were victorious in nine events. Freshman Andrew Henry led the way in the 200-freestyle with a time of 1:40.26. Henry's sophomore teammate Brian Moore was just a fraction of a second behind Henry at 1:40.33 for runner-up honors.
Krzysztof Gilski came through with a first-place finish in the 200-butterfly with a time of 1:49.27. In third place was senior Michael Kinross who turned in a 1:54.41 performance.
Senior Michael Swain cruised past the competition in the 200-breaststroke, winning by more than two seconds with a pace of 2:02.89. Sophomore Mike Fisher used a time of 2:06.19 to claim third in the event.
The 500-freestyle went to Henry, who won his second event of the day in 4:37.33. Gilski was a close second to Henry, touching the wall in 4:37.47.
EMU made a splash in a pair of diving events as seniors Jeffrey Craig and Andrew Saunders traded first and second place in the one-meter and three-meter dives. Craig used a score of 302.18 and Saunders 284.70 to take the top two spots in the one-meter. The roles reversed in the three-meter with Saunders scoring 375.68 compared to 371.70 for Craig.
The Eagles continue their MAC slate Saturday, Feb. 2, when they host Miami University at Jones Natatorium. The dual-meet gets underway at 1 p.m.
200-Medley Relay
2. Hanson, Swain, Gissen, Foos; 1:31.49
4. How, Schwarz, Gilski, Everson; 1:34.44
6. Capen, Fisher, Lawson, Kinross; 1:37.68
1,000-Freestyle
2. Petrone, 9:37.11
5. Demaria, 9:52.93
6. Tento, 9:55.38
8. Linder, 10:11.13
200-Freestyle
1. Henry, 1:40.26
2. Moore, 1:40.33
6. Ivry, 1:43.48
100-Backstroke
1. Hanson, 48.57
4. Gissen, 51.97
6. Howe, 52.82
7. Capen, 52.85
100-Breaststroke
2. Swain, 57.10
4. Fisher, 58.08
6. Schwarz, 59.18
7. Hodges, 59.63
200-Butterfly
1. Gilski, 1:49.27
3. Kinross, 1:54.41
5. Lawson, 1:54.99
50-Freestyle
3. Foos, 21.12
5. Everson, 21.31
6. Ivry, 21.83
One-Meter Dive
1. Craig, 302.18
2. Saunders, 284.70
4. Stephens, 264.45
8. Ventura, 237.75
100-Freestyle
3. Moore, 45.96
5. Foos, 47.22
7. Ivry, 47.86
8. Everson, 47.90
200-Backstroke
1. Hanson, 1:47.06
3. Gissen, 1:54.17
4. Capen, 1:54.37
200-Breaststroke
1. Swain, 2:02.89
3. Fisher, 2:06.19
6. Hodges, 2:11.81
7. Schwarz, 2:13.25
500-Freestyle
1. Henry, 4:37.33
2. Gilski, 4:37.47
5. Demaria, 4:45.67
6. Petrone, 4:48.39
100-Butterfly
3. Kinross, 50.40
5. Howe, 52.35
6. Lawson, 52.81
Three-Meter Dive
1. Saunders, 375.68
2. Craig, 371.68
7. Ventura, 243.38
8. Stephens, 242.18
200-Individual Medley
1. Hanson, 1:50.63
2. Swain, 1:51.10
400-Freestyle Relay
2. Everson, Henry, Petrone, Moore; 3:04.98
3. Foos, Gilski, Gissen, Ivry; 3:06.62
5. Tento, Demaria, Howe, Lidner; 3:22.14
BUFFALO, N.Y. (EMUEagles.com) – The Eastern Michigan University men's swimming and diving secured its 62nd consecutive Mid-American Conference dual-meet victory Saturday, Jan. 26, against the University at Buffalo, 151.5-148.5. The meet came down to the final event, but EMU (4-2; 2-0 MAC) was able to hold on for the win on a day when senior Jacob Hanson set a UB pool record in the 200-backstroke.
With the meet hanging in the balance, Buffalo needed a first and a second or third place finish in the 400-freestyle relay to win. The Bulls walked away with first place, but the Eagles locked up the second and third spots to deny the home team a dual-meet win.
Hanson won three events on the afternoon which included his record-breaking performance of 1:47.06 in the 200-backstroke. The Bloomington, Ill. also claimed victory in the 100-backstroke (48.57) and 200-IM (1:50.63).
In all, EMU swimmers were victorious in nine events. Freshman Andrew Henry led the way in the 200-freestyle with a time of 1:40.26. Henry's sophomore teammate Brian Moore was just a fraction of a second behind Henry at 1:40.33 for runner-up honors.
Krzysztof Gilski came through with a first-place finish in the 200-butterfly with a time of 1:49.27. In third place was senior Michael Kinross who turned in a 1:54.41 performance.
Senior Michael Swain cruised past the competition in the 200-breaststroke, winning by more than two seconds with a pace of 2:02.89. Sophomore Mike Fisher used a time of 2:06.19 to claim third in the event.
The 500-freestyle went to Henry, who won his second event of the day in 4:37.33. Gilski was a close second to Henry, touching the wall in 4:37.47.
EMU made a splash in a pair of diving events as seniors Jeffrey Craig and Andrew Saunders traded first and second place in the one-meter and three-meter dives. Craig used a score of 302.18 and Saunders 284.70 to take the top two spots in the one-meter. The roles reversed in the three-meter with Saunders scoring 375.68 compared to 371.70 for Craig.
The Eagles continue their MAC slate Saturday, Feb. 2, when they host Miami University at Jones Natatorium. The dual-meet gets underway at 1 p.m.
200-Medley Relay
2. Hanson, Swain, Gissen, Foos; 1:31.49
4. How, Schwarz, Gilski, Everson; 1:34.44
6. Capen, Fisher, Lawson, Kinross; 1:37.68
1,000-Freestyle
2. Petrone, 9:37.11
5. Demaria, 9:52.93
6. Tento, 9:55.38
8. Linder, 10:11.13
200-Freestyle
1. Henry, 1:40.26
2. Moore, 1:40.33
6. Ivry, 1:43.48
100-Backstroke
1. Hanson, 48.57
4. Gissen, 51.97
6. Howe, 52.82
7. Capen, 52.85
100-Breaststroke
2. Swain, 57.10
4. Fisher, 58.08
6. Schwarz, 59.18
7. Hodges, 59.63
200-Butterfly
1. Gilski, 1:49.27
3. Kinross, 1:54.41
5. Lawson, 1:54.99
50-Freestyle
3. Foos, 21.12
5. Everson, 21.31
6. Ivry, 21.83
One-Meter Dive
1. Craig, 302.18
2. Saunders, 284.70
4. Stephens, 264.45
8. Ventura, 237.75
100-Freestyle
3. Moore, 45.96
5. Foos, 47.22
7. Ivry, 47.86
8. Everson, 47.90
200-Backstroke
1. Hanson, 1:47.06
3. Gissen, 1:54.17
4. Capen, 1:54.37
200-Breaststroke
1. Swain, 2:02.89
3. Fisher, 2:06.19
6. Hodges, 2:11.81
7. Schwarz, 2:13.25
500-Freestyle
1. Henry, 4:37.33
2. Gilski, 4:37.47
5. Demaria, 4:45.67
6. Petrone, 4:48.39
100-Butterfly
3. Kinross, 50.40
5. Howe, 52.35
6. Lawson, 52.81
Three-Meter Dive
1. Saunders, 375.68
2. Craig, 371.68
7. Ventura, 243.38
8. Stephens, 242.18
200-Individual Medley
1. Hanson, 1:50.63
2. Swain, 1:51.10
400-Freestyle Relay
2. Everson, Henry, Petrone, Moore; 3:04.98
3. Foos, Gilski, Gissen, Ivry; 3:06.62
5. Tento, Demaria, Howe, Lidner; 3:22.14
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