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COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (October 19, 2019) – Northern Arizona University swimming and diving (1-2) completed its first double dual meet in Colorado Springs, Colo. against Air Force and Colorado State University. At the meet, NAU fell 146.00-96.00 to Air Force and 144.50-97.50, CSU.
"We were a little flat today compared to yesterday, just not quite as sharp," head coach
Andy Johns said. "We were effected today by tough meet last night, but that is something we have to work on; we have to get ready for it."
Against Air Force, the Lumberjacks won first in the 1000 freestyle, 200 freestyle, 200 individual medley and the 500 freestyle.
Astrid Villeda earned first place to USAFA and second overall for the 1000 free, swimming with a time of 10:43.42.
Sam Milewski earned second above Air Force and third overall, clocking in at 10:54.40.
Haley Mayhew came in first to Air Force and second overall in the 200 free with a time of 1:57.23.
Erin Spielman was fourth overall and second to USAFA with a time of 1:57.89.
Niamh McDonagh completed the 200 individual medley with a time of 2:12.64, winning first over Air Force by an entire second. She came in third overall.
Sara Jendbro was third to Air Force and fifth overall, swimming a time of 2:13.81.
Mayhew won first overall in the 500 freestyle, beating the next swimmer by 5 seconds with a time of 5:13.17. Villeda was second to Air Force, third overall with a time of 5:19.18.
Against Colorado State, NAU placed first in the 1-meter dive, 100 breaststroke, 50 free, and 100 free.
Emily Sharrer posted first in the 1-meter dive against CSU and second overall, earning a final score of 239.85.
Emily Luberto finished sixth overall, but third to CSU with 231.95 points. CSU's Skylar Williams sandwiched between Sharrer and Luberto at 239.70.
"The divers did really well the last two days," diving head coach
Nikki Huffman said. "We missed a few spots here and there, but I am proud of them and think they're in a good position for this time of the year."
In the 100 breaststroke,
Sara Jendbro posted third overall, being first to Air Force with a time of 1.07.37, clocking in exactly 22 milliseconds before CSU's Kate Meunier. Foster was third to CSU, sixth overall timing in at 1:07.91.
The 'Jacks also won first in the 50 and 100 free to CSU. In the 50,
Elisa Rodriguez clocked in at 23.96 ahead of CSU's Syd Whitty, who hit the wall at 24.10. Elisa won first to CSU again in the 100 with a time of 52.45, again ahead of Whitty, who timed in at 54.02
"It was a good first weekend of racing," Johns said. We'll get back to work on Monday and get ready for the New Mexico meet in two weeks."
The meet against New Mexico will be in NAU's home pool at the Wall and Aquatic Center Friday, Nov. 1 at 4 p.m MST.
