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Wednesday, February 16
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Atlantic 10 Championships
Massachusetts Swimming & Diving: 2022 Atlantic 10 Championships Finals Notebook
February 19, 2022 | Men's Swimming & Diving, Women's Swimming & Diving
Saturday, February 19
GENEVA, Ohio – The Massachusetts swim and dive program closed out the 2022 Atlantic 10 Championships in Geneva, Ohio on Saturday evening. The Minutemen finished the week with a fifth-place finish, highlighted by Jack Artis' first place performance in the men's 100 and 200-backstroke. The Minutewomen closed out a seventh-place finish with a score of 256.
In the women's 200-back, Megan Mitchell took a time of 1:58.42, a personal best, to score six points for the Minutewomen. On the men's side Noah Witt took fifth place scoring 14 points. Caroline Mahoney took sixth in the 100-yard free, keeping the women in seventh place through event 32 of the week. Closing out the men's 100-free, Ethan Davey scored 11 points, clocking a time of 45.70.
Jack Artis led the day for the Minutemen, taking first-place in the 200-yard breaststroke, nearly matching his preliminary time at 1:59.31. Freddy Borg scored five points in the event at 2:03.79, a two-second improvement on his preliminary score.
In the 200-yard fly finals, Summer Pierce and Anna Kwon scored a combined 17 points for UMass.
Tommy Cotner scored 11 points for the Minutemen in the men's three-meter diving finals with a score of 242.55.
Massachusetts Medalists
Emma Petrovich: Second place, women's one meter
Wilson Dubois: Second place, men's 500-free
Emerson Kiefer Jr.: Third place, men's 200-free
Jack Artis: First place, men's 100-breaststroke, 200-breaststroke
Final standings
Men
1. George Washington University 879.5
2. George Mason University 528
3. St Bonaventure University 482
4. Davidson College 430.5
5. University of Massachusetts 424.5
6. La Salle University 242
7. Fordham University 235.5 8. Saint Louis University 230
Women
1. George Washington University 701.5
2. Duquesne University 509
3. University of Richmond 487
4. Fordham University 416.5
5. Davidson College 406
6. George Mason University 338.5
7. University of Massachusetts 278
8. St Bonaventure University 202.5
9. La Salle University 170
10. Saint Louis University 130
11. University of Rhode Island 72
In the 400-yard individual medley, Jane Denenberg scored four points for UMass with a time of 4:26.61. On the men's side, Jamie MacDonald scored nine points in ninth place, while Sam Haddad scored seven with a time of 3:56.35.
In the women's 100 yard free, Summer Pierce slotted a time of 55.49 while Alyvia Petrozza scored a point for Massachusetts in the final. Grant Beebe, Ethan Davey, and Beau Bengston each scored in the men's 100 yard free.
Emerson Kiefer took third in the 200-yard free with a time of 1:38.85 While Dias Konysbayev scored four points in the effort.
On the women's side, Mia Flagiello scored 11 points, finishing in eighth (1:02.89). Jack Artis took first with a time of 54.58 in the 100-yard free, while Freddie Borg scored 15 points, coming in fourth place.
Megan Mitchell took sixth in the 100-back, while Caroline Mahoney took a time of 55.67 to score four points for the Minutewomen. In the men's 100 back, Noah Witt clocked in at 48.62 while Beau Bengston took 11th with a 5.5-point performance.
In the diving well, Emma Petrovich scored 238.4 points for 12th place.
The Minutewomen scored 22 points after finishing eighth in the 400-yard medley, while Noah Witt, Jack Artis, Grant Beebe, and Charlie Rothenberger took fifth.
Day three standings
Men
1. George Washington University 586.5
2. University of Massachusetts 330.5
3. St Bonaventure University 324
4. George Mason University 313
5. Davidson College 264.5
6. La Salle University 170
7. Fordham University 162.5
8. Saint Louis University 156
Women
1. George Washington University 486
2. Duquesne University 355
3. University of Richmond 330
4. Davidson College 309
5. Fordham University 300.5
6. George Mason University 213
7. University of Massachusetts 206
8. St Bonaventure University 173.5
9. La Salle University 136
10. Saint Louis University 90
11. University of Rhode Island 58
Wilson Dubois clocked a time of 4:26.23 in the 500 Free to clinch second place for the Minutmen. While Emerson Kiefer took fourth with a time of 4:28.55.
Tommy Cotner placed fifth in the men's one-meter finals with a score of 258.05.
In the men's 200 free relay, Charlie Rothenberger, Beau Bengston, Ethan Davey Jr., and Juan Montori nailed a time of 1:22.12 for a sixth-place finish.
In the women's 200-yard free relay, the Minutewomen took fifth place as Maggie Desmond, Caroline Mahoney, Kelsey Cordery, and Emily Rudiman finished with a time of 1:33.39. While Caroline Mahoney took 8th in the 50 free final.
Day two standings
Men
1. George Washington University 305
2. St Bonaventure University 210
3. University of Massachusetts 167
4. George Mason University 165
5. Davidson College 141.5
6. La Salle University 118
7. Fordham University 106.5
8. Saint Louis University
Women
1. George Washington University 241
2. University of Richmond 197
3. Davidson College 177
4. Duquesne University 165
5. Fordham University 158.5
6. University of Massachusetts 126
7. George Mason University 99
8. St Bonaventure University 95.5
9. La Salle University 76
10. Saint Louis University 71
11. University of Rhode Island 42
In the first event of the evening, Bri Williams, Mia Flagiello, Summer Pierce, and Maggie Desmond took sixth in the 200 medley relay with a time of 1:42.32.
Emma Petroviich clinched second in the women's one-meter diving finals with a score of 264.95.
In the men's 200-medley relay, the squad of Noah Witt, Jack Artis, Ethan Davey Jr., and Charlie Rothenberger took sixth place while Juan Montori, Emerson Kiefer, Dias Konysbayev, and Eric Eastham took fourth place in the 800 free relay to close day one of competition.
Day one standings
Men
1. George Washington University 80
2. St Bonaventure University 64
3. Davidson College 60
4. University of Massachusetts 56
5. Fordham University 54
6. Saint Louis University 52
7. La Salle University 50
8. George Mason University
Women
1. George Washington University 104
2. Davidson College 79
3. University of Richmond 78
4. Duquesne University 77
5. University of Massachusetts 72
6. Fordham University 71
7. St Bonaventure University 62
7. La Salle University 62
9. Saint Louis University 38
10. George Mason University 30
10. University of Rhode Island 30
GENEVA, Ohio – The Massachusetts swim and dive program closed out the 2022 Atlantic 10 Championships in Geneva, Ohio on Saturday evening. The Minutemen finished the week with a fifth-place finish, highlighted by Jack Artis' first place performance in the men's 100 and 200-backstroke. The Minutewomen closed out a seventh-place finish with a score of 256.
In the women's 200-back, Megan Mitchell took a time of 1:58.42, a personal best, to score six points for the Minutewomen. On the men's side Noah Witt took fifth place scoring 14 points. Caroline Mahoney took sixth in the 100-yard free, keeping the women in seventh place through event 32 of the week. Closing out the men's 100-free, Ethan Davey scored 11 points, clocking a time of 45.70.
Jack Artis led the day for the Minutemen, taking first-place in the 200-yard breaststroke, nearly matching his preliminary time at 1:59.31. Freddy Borg scored five points in the event at 2:03.79, a two-second improvement on his preliminary score.
In the 200-yard fly finals, Summer Pierce and Anna Kwon scored a combined 17 points for UMass.
Tommy Cotner scored 11 points for the Minutemen in the men's three-meter diving finals with a score of 242.55.
Massachusetts Medalists
Emma Petrovich: Second place, women's one meter
Wilson Dubois: Second place, men's 500-free
Emerson Kiefer Jr.: Third place, men's 200-free
Jack Artis: First place, men's 100-breaststroke, 200-breaststroke
Final standings
Men
1. George Washington University 879.5
2. George Mason University 528
3. St Bonaventure University 482
4. Davidson College 430.5
5. University of Massachusetts 424.5
6. La Salle University 242
7. Fordham University 235.5 8. Saint Louis University 230
Women
1. George Washington University 701.5
2. Duquesne University 509
3. University of Richmond 487
4. Fordham University 416.5
5. Davidson College 406
6. George Mason University 338.5
7. University of Massachusetts 278
8. St Bonaventure University 202.5
9. La Salle University 170
10. Saint Louis University 130
11. University of Rhode Island 72
Friday, February 18
GENEVA, Ohio – After day three of the Atlantic 10 swimming and diving championships, the Minutewomen have moved into seventh place, while the men have moved up one slot to third place heading into the final day of competition.In the 400-yard individual medley, Jane Denenberg scored four points for UMass with a time of 4:26.61. On the men's side, Jamie MacDonald scored nine points in ninth place, while Sam Haddad scored seven with a time of 3:56.35.
In the women's 100 yard free, Summer Pierce slotted a time of 55.49 while Alyvia Petrozza scored a point for Massachusetts in the final. Grant Beebe, Ethan Davey, and Beau Bengston each scored in the men's 100 yard free.
Emerson Kiefer took third in the 200-yard free with a time of 1:38.85 While Dias Konysbayev scored four points in the effort.
On the women's side, Mia Flagiello scored 11 points, finishing in eighth (1:02.89). Jack Artis took first with a time of 54.58 in the 100-yard free, while Freddie Borg scored 15 points, coming in fourth place.
Megan Mitchell took sixth in the 100-back, while Caroline Mahoney took a time of 55.67 to score four points for the Minutewomen. In the men's 100 back, Noah Witt clocked in at 48.62 while Beau Bengston took 11th with a 5.5-point performance.
In the diving well, Emma Petrovich scored 238.4 points for 12th place.
The Minutewomen scored 22 points after finishing eighth in the 400-yard medley, while Noah Witt, Jack Artis, Grant Beebe, and Charlie Rothenberger took fifth.
Day three standings
Men
1. George Washington University 586.5
2. University of Massachusetts 330.5
3. St Bonaventure University 324
4. George Mason University 313
5. Davidson College 264.5
6. La Salle University 170
7. Fordham University 162.5
8. Saint Louis University 156
Women
1. George Washington University 486
2. Duquesne University 355
3. University of Richmond 330
4. Davidson College 309
5. Fordham University 300.5
6. George Mason University 213
7. University of Massachusetts 206
8. St Bonaventure University 173.5
9. La Salle University 136
10. Saint Louis University 90
11. University of Rhode Island 58
Thursday, February 17
GENEVA, Ohio. -- After day two at Spire Institute, The Minutemen have improved to third place in the A-10 Championship Standings, while the women have dropped to sixth place. Competition will continue at 10:00 a.m. Thursday.Wilson Dubois clocked a time of 4:26.23 in the 500 Free to clinch second place for the Minutmen. While Emerson Kiefer took fourth with a time of 4:28.55.
Tommy Cotner placed fifth in the men's one-meter finals with a score of 258.05.
In the men's 200 free relay, Charlie Rothenberger, Beau Bengston, Ethan Davey Jr., and Juan Montori nailed a time of 1:22.12 for a sixth-place finish.
In the women's 200-yard free relay, the Minutewomen took fifth place as Maggie Desmond, Caroline Mahoney, Kelsey Cordery, and Emily Rudiman finished with a time of 1:33.39. While Caroline Mahoney took 8th in the 50 free final.
Day two standings
Men
1. George Washington University 305
2. St Bonaventure University 210
3. University of Massachusetts 167
4. George Mason University 165
5. Davidson College 141.5
6. La Salle University 118
7. Fordham University 106.5
8. Saint Louis University
Women
1. George Washington University 241
2. University of Richmond 197
3. Davidson College 177
4. Duquesne University 165
5. Fordham University 158.5
6. University of Massachusetts 126
7. George Mason University 99
8. St Bonaventure University 95.5
9. La Salle University 76
10. Saint Louis University 71
11. University of Rhode Island 42
Wednesday, February 16
GENEVA, Ohio – The Massachusetts swim and dive program kicked off the 2022 Atlantic 10 championships on Wednesday afternoon at the Spire Institute in Geneva, Ohio. The teams closed day one sitting in fourth place on the men's side, while the women finished the day in fifth.In the first event of the evening, Bri Williams, Mia Flagiello, Summer Pierce, and Maggie Desmond took sixth in the 200 medley relay with a time of 1:42.32.
Emma Petroviich clinched second in the women's one-meter diving finals with a score of 264.95.
In the men's 200-medley relay, the squad of Noah Witt, Jack Artis, Ethan Davey Jr., and Charlie Rothenberger took sixth place while Juan Montori, Emerson Kiefer, Dias Konysbayev, and Eric Eastham took fourth place in the 800 free relay to close day one of competition.
Day one standings
Men
1. George Washington University 80
2. St Bonaventure University 64
3. Davidson College 60
4. University of Massachusetts 56
5. Fordham University 54
6. Saint Louis University 52
7. La Salle University 50
8. George Mason University
Women
1. George Washington University 104
2. Davidson College 79
3. University of Richmond 78
4. Duquesne University 77
5. University of Massachusetts 72
6. Fordham University 71
7. St Bonaventure University 62
7. La Salle University 62
9. Saint Louis University 38
10. George Mason University 30
10. University of Rhode Island 30
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