Women’s Swim and Dive Leaps into Invite Lead

Friday, November 18

Columbus, Ohio

9:30 a.m. Prelims/5:30 p.m. Finals

Indiana University

Ohio State Fall Invitational

BLOOMINGTON, IN - March 18, 2022 - Anna Peplowski during the NCAA Championships with Indiana Hoosiers at McAuley Aquatic Center in Atlanta, GA. Photo By Justin Casterline

11/18/2022 10:39:00 PM | Men's Swimming and Diving, Women's Swimming and Diving

Results (PDF)

BLOOMINGTON, Ind. – Indiana women's swimming and diving jumped into the lead on Friday (Nov. 18) after strong performances from both squads in the second day of action at the Ohio State Fall Invitational inside the McCorkle Aquatic Pavilion. The Hoosier men remain in second place, though just 54.5 points shy of host Ohio State.

Hoosier swimmers swept four events on Friday, totaling nine wins during the evening session. Sophomore Anna Peplowski tallied individual wins in the 200-yard freestyle (1:44.19) and 100-yard backstroke (52.12) and led off IU's 200-yard medley relay victory that kick started the evening. The quartet of Peplowski, Mackenzie Looze, Elizabeth Broshears and Kristina Paegle earned the IU women their third NCAA A cut this week, finishing in 1:35.98.

The men won those same three events. Sophomore Rafael Miroslaw swam an impressive 1:33.32 in the 200 free and junior Brendan Burns followed with a 46.48 in the 100 back within a 1-2 finish alongside junior Gavin Wight (46.73). Sophomore Luke Barr, senior Van Mathias, junior Tomer Frankel and Miroslaw combined to go 1:24.09 and win the medley relay.

Indiana's breaststroke group stood out in its sweep of the 100-yard event on Friday. In the men's event, IU took three of the top four spots with junior Jassen Yep leading the charge in 52.05. Placing third and fourth, respectively, were Josh Matheny (52.30) and Maxwell Reich (52.84). Senior Noelle Peplowski claimed the women's event in 59.17, one of three top-eight finishers and five top-16 placements for IU.

The men stacked the deck in A final in the 100-yard butterfly as well, capturing four of the top six finishes. Burns (45.81) placed second right in front of sophomore Finn Brooks (45.88) and junior Tomer Frankel (46.10) and the sixth-place finisher, senior Van Mathias (46.40).

IU divers totaled four top-four finishes. Sophomore Carson Tyler finished as the runner-up on the men's 3-meter springboard, a fraction of a point short of Miami's Maxwell Flory, 425.70-425.15 after executing a 91-point dive in the final round. Fellow sophomore Quinn Henninger placed fourth with 400.25 points. Junior Anne Fowler (306.10) and sophomore Megan Carter (288.85) placed third and fourth on the women's 1-meter board.

TEAM SCORES
Women
1. Indiana – 1,584
2. Ohio State – 1,579,50
3. Kentucky – 1,402
4. Virginia Tech – 834
5. UCLA – 800.50
6. Yale – 668
7. Notre Dame – 636.50
8. Ohio – 363.50
9. Cincinnati – 333
10. Navy – 320
11. Lindenwood – 237
12. Pittsburgh – 50
13. Miami - 32

Men
1. Ohio State – 1,704
2. Indiana – 1,649.50
3. Notre Dame – 1,132
4. Virginia Tech – 990.50
5. Yale – 702.50
6. Kentucky – 635.50
7. Cincinnati – 613
8. Lindenwood – 490
9. Miami – 163
10. Pittsburgh – 115
11. Kenyon College - 39

RESULTS

Women's 1-Meter Diving
3. Anne Fowler – 306.10 (NCAA Zone Qualifier)
4. Megan Carter – 288.85 (NCAA Zone Qualifier)

Men's 3-Meter Diving
2. Carson Tyler – 425.15 (NCAA Zone Qualifier)
4. Quinn Henninger – 400.25 (NCAA Zone Qualifier)

200 Medley Relay
Women
1. Anna Peplowski (24.61), Mackenzie Looze (27.14), Elizabeth Broshears (22.96), Kristina Paegle (21.27) – 1:35.98 (NCAA A Cut)
3. Kacey McKenna (24.85), Noelle Peplowski (26.78), Brearna Crawford (23.88), Ashley Turak (22.02) – 1:37.53

Men
1. Luke Barr (21.57), Van Mathias (23.49), Tomer Frankel (20.08), Rafael Miroslaw (18.95) – 1:24.09 (NCAA B Cut)
4. Brendan Burns (21.60), Josh Matheny (23.52), Finn Brooks (20.51), … (19.23) – 1:24.86
10. Van Westering (22.44), Jassen Yep (23.86), Armando Vegas (21.67), Jack Franzman (19.71) – 1:27.68
25. Alejandro Kincaid (23.46), Harry Herrera (25.22), Drew Reiter (22.40), Joseph Radde (20.68) – 1:31.76

100 Butterfly
Women
11. Elizabeth Broshears – 53.51 (NCAA B Cut)
14. Chiok Sze Yeo – 54.02
18. Lily Hann – 54.31
t19. Noelle Peplowski – 55.06
t19. Brearna Crawford – 55.06
28. Mia Ristic – 55.10
29. Avery Spade – 55.20
38. Kacey McKenna – 55.69
42. Aislinn Holder – 55.16

Men
2. Brendan Burns – 45.81 (NCAA B Cut)
3. Finn Brooks – 45.88 (NCAA B Cut)
4. Tomer Frankel – 46.10 (NCAA B Cut)
6. Van Mathias – 46.40 (NCAA B Cut)
18. Armando Vegas – 48.44
36. Alejandro Kincaid – 49.39

400 IM
Women
4. Mackenzie Looze – 4:09.67 (NCAA B Cut)
8. Mariah Denigan – 4:15.46 (NCAA B Cut)
9. Ching Hwee Gan – 4:15.75 (NCAA B Cut)
13. Cat Minic – 4:17.08 (NCAA B Cut)
16. Katie Forrester – 4:19.98
20. Anna Freed – 4:26.85
27. McKenna Lieske – 4:26.33

Men
6. Maxwell Reich – 3:50.88 (NCAA B Cut)
9. Mikey Calvillo – 3:53.33
11. Tristan DeWitt – 3:49.35
16. Jackson Carlile – 3:53.90
17. Drew Reiter – 3:53.96
29. Mason Carlton – 3:56.30

200 Freestyle
Women
1. Anna Peplowski – 1:44.19 (NCAA B Cut)
4. Ella Ristic – 1:45.45 (NCAA B Cut)
10. Elyse Heiser – 1:48.24
12. Kristina Paegle – 1:47.65
t14. Dominika Kossakowska – 1:48.14
18. Ashley Turak – 1:49.03
47. Maggie Wallace – 1:51.07

Men
1. Rafael Miroslaw – 1:33.32 (NCAA B Cut)
14. Warren Briggs – 1:37.29
16. Jacob Destrampe – 1:37.72
23. Jack Franzman – 1:38.52
35. Alex Stone – 1:39.12
38. Jasper Davis – 1:40.00

100 Breaststroke
Women
1. Noelle Peplowski – 59.17 (NCAA B Cut)
7. Brearna Crawford – 1:00.63
8. Mackenzie Looze – 1:00.68
15. Kabria Chapman – 1:01.65
16. Catherine Graham – 1:01.68
34. Mackenna Lieske – 1:03.43
46. Avery Spade – 1:04.86

Men
1. Jassen Yep – 52.05 (NCAA B Cut)
3. Josh Matheny – 52.30 (NCAA B Cut)
4. Maxwell Reich – 52.84 (NCAA B Cut)
21. Harry Herrera – 55.03
34. Jack Kimmelshue – 57.30

100 Backstroke
Women
1. Anna Peplowski – 52.12 (NCAA B Cut)
9. Mya DeWitt – 53.71 (NCAA B Cut)
18. Kacey McKenna – 55.04
29. Anna Freed – 55.75
46. Mia Ristic – 56.33

Men
1. Brendan Burns – 46.48 (NCAA B Cut)
2. Gavin Wight – 46.73 (NCAA B Cut)
7. Luke Barr – 47.37 (NCAA B Cut)
13. Kai Van Westering – 48.20
15. Tomer Frankel – 48.35
20. Joseph Radde – 48.65
26. Logan Graham – 49.21
27. Alejandro Kincaid – 49.25
31. Armando Vegas – 49.72

800 Freestyle Relay
Women
2. Anna Peplowski (1:45.95), Ella Ristic (1:46.49), Ching Hwee Gan (1:47.51), Mackenzie Looze (1:46.50) – 7:06.45
4. Mariah Denigan (1:50.01), Noelle Peplowski (1:48.68), Elyse Heiser (1:47.76), Kristina Paegle (1:49.60) – 7:16.05

Men
1. Rafael Miroslaw (1:36.47), Van Mathias (1:33.34), Brendan Burns (1:36.45), Tomer Frankel (1:36.25) – 6:22.51
7. Jack Franzman (1:38.54), Jacob Destrampe (1:37.24), Warren Briggs (1:38.71), Alex Stone (1:39.17) – 6:33.66

UP NEXT
The Ohio State Fall Invitational finishes up on Saturday. Athletes will compete in the following events: 1650 freestyle, 200 backstroke, 100 freestyle, 200 breaststroke, 200 butterfly, 400 freestyle relay and platform diving. Prelims will begin at 9:30 a.m. ET with finals set to kick off at 5:30 p.m.

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