University of Massachusets Athletics
Saturday, January 28
Bronx, N.Y.
1 p.m.
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Fordham Sweeps Swimming and Diving in Dual Meet Finale
January 28, 2017 | Women's Swimming & Diving
Minutewomen take first in five events, men post seven first place finishes.
BRONX, N.Y. – In the final dual meet of the year, Fordham swept both UMass swimming and diving teams as both programs turn their sights on the Atlantic 10 Championships. The Rams defeated the women's team 190-110 and used a late push to knock off the men's team 156-142.
Overall, the Minutewomen took first place in five events with Emma Roush winning both the one-meter and three-meter boards. The men had seven first-place finishes highlighted by Trent Kindvall winning the one-meter and three-meter dives and Al Madden taking first in the 100 and 200 breast events.
On the men's side, UMass held a 133-129 lead entering the 200 IM, but Fordham captured 14 points in the event to pull ahead heading into the final event of the day. First and third-place finishes in the 200 free relay sealed the meet win for the Rams.
Along with Kindvall and Madden, Kyle Stefanides won the 100 back, Owen Wright won the 50 free, and Chris DiGiacomo took first in the 200 back. DiGiacomo also took second in the 200 IM and third in the 200 free, while Ryan Pedrick placed second in both the 50 and 100 free events.
For the women, Olga Egkorova won the 1,000 free and Maddie Biron won the 100 back. Biron also took second in the 200 back, while Egkorova placed third in the 200 free. The meet started with UMass taking first in the 200 medley relay swum by Biron, Chelsea Meiring, Rachel Grant and Ansley Baker.
Baker had a pair of second-place finishes in the 100 breast and 100 free, while Meiring took second in the 200 breast.
For complete coverage of the UMass swimming and diving team, follow the men's team on Twitter and Facebook at @UMassMSwimDive and the women's team at @UMassWSwimDive as well as online at www.UMassAthletics.com.
WOMEN: Fordham 190, UMass 110
200 medley relay – 1st – Biron, Meiring, Grant, Baker – 1:47.73
1,000 free – 1st – Olga Egkorova – 10:32.35
1,000 free – 3rd – Steph Campo – 10:46.22
200 free – 3rd – Olga Egkorova – 1:56.39
100 back – 1st – Maddie Biron – 58.65
100 breast – 2nd – Ansley Baker – 1:07.43
1-meter dive – 1st – Emma Roush – 280.57
1-meter dive – 2nd – Maja Boric – 265.27
100 free – 2nd – Ansley Baker – 53.51
200 back – 2nd – Maddie Biron – 2:07.65
200 breast – 2nd – Chelsea Meiring – 2:26.97
3-meter dive – 1st – Emma Roush – 268.20
3-meter dive – 3rd – Maja Boric – 263.62
200 free relay – 2nd – Meiring, O Egkorova, Masi, Baker
MEN: Fordham 156, UMass 142
1,000 free – 2nd – Harry Ortof – 9:39.02
1,000 free – 3rd – Oliver Wyeth – 9:42.01
200 free – 2nd – Panos Androulidakis – 1:44.55
200 free – 3rd – Chris DiGiacomo – 1:45.31
100 back – 1st – Kyle Stefinides – 51.53
100 breast – 1st – Al Madden – 59.68
200 fly – 3rd – Ben Sloan – 1:55.21
50 free – 1st – Owen Wright – 21.53
50 free – 2nd – Ryan Pedrick – 21.75
1-meter dive – 1st – Trent Kindvall – 296.25
1-meter dive – 2nd – Nolan Burns – 283.50
1-meter dive – 3rd – Reece Donahue – 260.55
100 free – 2nd – Ryan Pedrick – 47.58
100 free – 3rd – Tyler Sjahfiedin – 47.85
200 back – 1st – Chris DiGiacomo – 1:52.72
200 breast – 1st – Al Madden – 2:11.15
200 breast – 3rd – Alex D'Anna – 2:14.23
500 free – 2nd – Eric Pauls – 4:46.14
500 free – 3rd – Harry Ortof – 4:48.36
100 fly – 3rd – Kyle Sefanides – 51.64
3-meter dive – 1st – Trent Kindvall – 322.12
3-meter dive – 2nd – Robert Barry – 261.67
3-meter dive – 3rd – Reece Donahue – 243.07
200 IM – 2nd – Chris DiGiacomo – 1:55.59
200 free relay – 2nd – Wright, Gray, Sjahfiedin, Pedrick
Overall, the Minutewomen took first place in five events with Emma Roush winning both the one-meter and three-meter boards. The men had seven first-place finishes highlighted by Trent Kindvall winning the one-meter and three-meter dives and Al Madden taking first in the 100 and 200 breast events.
On the men's side, UMass held a 133-129 lead entering the 200 IM, but Fordham captured 14 points in the event to pull ahead heading into the final event of the day. First and third-place finishes in the 200 free relay sealed the meet win for the Rams.
Along with Kindvall and Madden, Kyle Stefanides won the 100 back, Owen Wright won the 50 free, and Chris DiGiacomo took first in the 200 back. DiGiacomo also took second in the 200 IM and third in the 200 free, while Ryan Pedrick placed second in both the 50 and 100 free events.
For the women, Olga Egkorova won the 1,000 free and Maddie Biron won the 100 back. Biron also took second in the 200 back, while Egkorova placed third in the 200 free. The meet started with UMass taking first in the 200 medley relay swum by Biron, Chelsea Meiring, Rachel Grant and Ansley Baker.
Baker had a pair of second-place finishes in the 100 breast and 100 free, while Meiring took second in the 200 breast.
For complete coverage of the UMass swimming and diving team, follow the men's team on Twitter and Facebook at @UMassMSwimDive and the women's team at @UMassWSwimDive as well as online at www.UMassAthletics.com.
WOMEN: Fordham 190, UMass 110
200 medley relay – 1st – Biron, Meiring, Grant, Baker – 1:47.73
1,000 free – 1st – Olga Egkorova – 10:32.35
1,000 free – 3rd – Steph Campo – 10:46.22
200 free – 3rd – Olga Egkorova – 1:56.39
100 back – 1st – Maddie Biron – 58.65
100 breast – 2nd – Ansley Baker – 1:07.43
1-meter dive – 1st – Emma Roush – 280.57
1-meter dive – 2nd – Maja Boric – 265.27
100 free – 2nd – Ansley Baker – 53.51
200 back – 2nd – Maddie Biron – 2:07.65
200 breast – 2nd – Chelsea Meiring – 2:26.97
3-meter dive – 1st – Emma Roush – 268.20
3-meter dive – 3rd – Maja Boric – 263.62
200 free relay – 2nd – Meiring, O Egkorova, Masi, Baker
MEN: Fordham 156, UMass 142
1,000 free – 2nd – Harry Ortof – 9:39.02
1,000 free – 3rd – Oliver Wyeth – 9:42.01
200 free – 2nd – Panos Androulidakis – 1:44.55
200 free – 3rd – Chris DiGiacomo – 1:45.31
100 back – 1st – Kyle Stefinides – 51.53
100 breast – 1st – Al Madden – 59.68
200 fly – 3rd – Ben Sloan – 1:55.21
50 free – 1st – Owen Wright – 21.53
50 free – 2nd – Ryan Pedrick – 21.75
1-meter dive – 1st – Trent Kindvall – 296.25
1-meter dive – 2nd – Nolan Burns – 283.50
1-meter dive – 3rd – Reece Donahue – 260.55
100 free – 2nd – Ryan Pedrick – 47.58
100 free – 3rd – Tyler Sjahfiedin – 47.85
200 back – 1st – Chris DiGiacomo – 1:52.72
200 breast – 1st – Al Madden – 2:11.15
200 breast – 3rd – Alex D'Anna – 2:14.23
500 free – 2nd – Eric Pauls – 4:46.14
500 free – 3rd – Harry Ortof – 4:48.36
100 fly – 3rd – Kyle Sefanides – 51.64
3-meter dive – 1st – Trent Kindvall – 322.12
3-meter dive – 2nd – Robert Barry – 261.67
3-meter dive – 3rd – Reece Donahue – 243.07
200 IM – 2nd – Chris DiGiacomo – 1:55.59
200 free relay – 2nd – Wright, Gray, Sjahfiedin, Pedrick
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