TEMPE– In the second of two meets with the Wolfpack, Sun Devil Swim and Dive took on No. 4/4 NC State in an exhibition meet swimming long course meter events, which is the traditional Olympic pool length.
There was no scoring in this meet as times for all 30 events swam were recorded swimming LCM. Both diving programs from both ASU and NC State competed in a version of relays as each diver dove two dives.
SUN DEVIL NOTABLES
EVENT BY EVENT BREAKDOWN
Women's 100 Meter Butterfly
Starting the women's meet off, Looney took third with a time of 1:01.44.
Men's 100 Meter Butterfly
To start the Sun Devils men's butterfly off, Léon Marchand and Ilya Kharun secured the top two spots with Marchand's 52.42 mark followed by Kharun's mark of 52.79.
Women's 200 Meter Backstroke
ASU swept the event with Hana Edwards swimming a time of 2.18.20, Emma Gatzke with a time of 2.23.60, and Athena Clayson with a time of 2.24.04.
Men's 200 Meter Backstroke
Jack Wadsworth was third in the lone heat of this event with a time of 2:05.28.
Women's 100 Meter Breastroke
The Sun Devils went first and third in this event with junior Iza Adame swimming a 1.10.11 and sophomore Zoe Summar with a time of 1.11.41.
Men's 100 Meter Breastroke
Andy Dobrzanski wins his heat with a time of 1:01.75 to finish first overall.
Women's 400 Meter Freestyle
Deniz Ertan took first overall in this event with a 4:15.66 followed by Charli Brown and Alexa Reyna rounding out the top three.
Men's 400 Meter Freestyle
In the first heat ASU Sophomore Ryan King placed second with a time of 4:09.74 behind NC State's Chase Mueller with a time of 4:01.40. The Sun Devils secured the two and three spots in the second heat with Daniel Matheson coming in second 4:00.14 and Julian Hill in the third spot, 4:01.01. Wolfpack's Ross Dant took first place with a 3:54.67.
Women's 100 Meter Freestyle
ASU takes first place with junior Erin Milligan swimming a speedy time of 56.24.
Men's 100 Meter Freestyle
Patrick Sammon wins his heat with a time of 49.67. Followed by Jack Dolan with a time of 49.85 and Owen McDonald with a time of 50.65.
Women's 200 Meter IM
During the first heat of the event, Emma Gehlert took third with a time of 2.27.39. In the second heat, Sun Devil swimmers Charli Brown and Ieva Maluka took home first and second with times of 2.15.83 and 2.17.40.
Men's 200 Meter IM
NC State secured the top three spots followed by Arizona State's Evan Nail 2:10.75 and Kyle Valdez 2:11.03.
Women's 200 Meter Butterfly
Senior Lindsay Looney was first on the podium with a time of 2.13.16 while freshman Grace Lindberg wasn't too far behind in third with a time of 2.22.97.
Men's 200 Meter Butterfly
Ilya Kharun wins this event with a time of 1:57.94.
Women's 100 Meter Backstroke
Athena Clayson swam a time of 1.06.80.
Men's 100 Meter Backstroke
Hubert Kos secured a final time of 54.07.
Women's 200 Meter Breaststroke
The maroon and gold continue to show their strength with Zoe Summar winning the event with a 2:37.41.
Men's 200 Meter Breaststroke
Dobrzanski took first with a mark of 2:17.25 with Schlicht and Martter rounding out the top three times.
Women's 50 Meter Freestyle
Arizona State took first and third place with Erin Milligan swimming a 26.48 and Indigo Armon not too far behind with a time of 26.69.
Men's 50 Meter Freestyle
With a 22.86 in the second heat, Jack Dolan took second overall.
Women's Meter 400 IM
The Sun Devils take home second and third place. Both freshmen, Sonia Vaishnani took second with a time of 5.00.89 and Grace Lindberg went third with a 5.09.37.
Men's Meter 400 IM
With only two swimmers in the single heat, Dylan Gravely with 4:31.03 took second behind NC State's Owen Lloyd with a 4:25.79.
Women's 800 Meter Freestyle
Arizona State finished in first and third place in the free. Deniz Ertan swam a 8.44.01 with Alexa Reyna swimming a 8.55.15 to round out the heat.
Men's 800 Meter Freestyle
ASU junior Daniel Matheson placed second with a final time of 8:15.65.
Women's 200 Meter Freestyle
The last event for the women of the day ended strong with the Sun Devils finishing in first and second. Ieva Maluka had a time of 2.03.11 to clinch first place while Lindsay Looney swam a time of 2.04.20 to secure second.
Men's 200 Meter Freestyle
The final event for the men ended with the Sun Devils taking the top four spots. Marchand took first with a 1:49.16 time followed by Patrick Sammon 1:49.43, Hubert Kos 1:51.63 and Julian Hill 1:52.10.
Diving Results
With each dive team having three divers compete in two dives, the Sun Devils took second in their events. Divers from both programs competed in front, back, reverse, twister and handstand dives on the 1m, 3m and platform boards.
UP NEXT
The Sun Devil women will host UCLA on Friday, November 3 at 2 p.m. and both programs will host USC on Saturday, November 4 at 11 a.m. Both meets will be broadcasted on the ASU Live Stream.
Quotes
Head Coach Bob Bowman
On How He Felt Today:
"I felt okay about today. It's a pretty tough turnaround to have kind of a high energy meet on Friday and then get up and swim in the 50m the next morning. So I think considering that they did a pretty good job, there's definitely some people that I thought could have done better but overall solid efforts and it was just a good experience for them racing in the long."
On preparing for short and long course:
"They're pretty much the same as this time of the year. We're just trying to get them to be in a certain physiological state, you know they're long, fairly intense right now. They are nowhere near what they're going to be when they're at their peak later in the season."
Sophomore Swimmer Andy Dobranski
On his performance today:
"I felt pretty good about it. There's some things I need to improve and everything, but just for where I am at in season, it's really good times for how I did."
On the Olympic style pool:
"I like it. I feel like I'm better at long course than I am at show course. So it benefits me, but also it shows where I need to work on my weaknesses and strengths."
Sophomore Swimmer Zoe Summar
On the strides the team has made this year:
"Yeah, the strides have been very large last year. We weren't ranked this year. We came up 12 spots on the rankings pre season and our group chat went crazy. We were so proud of each other already just because we know what we have ready to go and we know what we have to prove. And I think we're just with the number four team only losing by 40 points yesterday, that was another really big, just that the ASU women's team is on the come up… We came in here yesterday ready to fight the wolfpack."
On improvements from last year:
"I think it's the confidence in ourselves, especially being with the men's team and they're so good. It's like we had to find our own confidence with them. And I think we've definitely found that you can see it when we're up on the block, we know that we're capable because we put the work in every day and I see everyone cheering on during practice. That's been a big thing for us is cheering on during practice. And I think that's just building because if we know we have it in practice, we can have it in a race."
There was no scoring in this meet as times for all 30 events swam were recorded swimming LCM. Both diving programs from both ASU and NC State competed in a version of relays as each diver dove two dives.
SUN DEVIL NOTABLES
- Deniz Ertan notched the highest times in both the 400m free (4:15.66) and the 800m free (8:44.01).
- Léon Marchand took the 100m fly (52.42) and the 200m free (1:49.16).
- In both the 100m and 50m free, Erin Milligan took the top spot with times of 56.24 and 26.48, respectively.
- Ilya Kharun notched top-two finishes in being first in the 200m fly (1:57.94) and second in the 100 fly (52.79).
- Lindsay Looney had three top-two finishes as she was first in the 200m fly (2:13.16) as well as second in the 100m fly and 200m free.
- Patrick Sammon had a pair of top-two finishes in clinching first in the 100m free with a time of 49.67 and second in the 200 free with a 1:49.43 finish.
EVENT BY EVENT BREAKDOWN
Women's 100 Meter Butterfly
Starting the women's meet off, Looney took third with a time of 1:01.44.
Men's 100 Meter Butterfly
To start the Sun Devils men's butterfly off, Léon Marchand and Ilya Kharun secured the top two spots with Marchand's 52.42 mark followed by Kharun's mark of 52.79.
Women's 200 Meter Backstroke
ASU swept the event with Hana Edwards swimming a time of 2.18.20, Emma Gatzke with a time of 2.23.60, and Athena Clayson with a time of 2.24.04.
Men's 200 Meter Backstroke
Jack Wadsworth was third in the lone heat of this event with a time of 2:05.28.
Women's 100 Meter Breastroke
The Sun Devils went first and third in this event with junior Iza Adame swimming a 1.10.11 and sophomore Zoe Summar with a time of 1.11.41.
Men's 100 Meter Breastroke
Andy Dobrzanski wins his heat with a time of 1:01.75 to finish first overall.
Women's 400 Meter Freestyle
Deniz Ertan took first overall in this event with a 4:15.66 followed by Charli Brown and Alexa Reyna rounding out the top three.
Men's 400 Meter Freestyle
In the first heat ASU Sophomore Ryan King placed second with a time of 4:09.74 behind NC State's Chase Mueller with a time of 4:01.40. The Sun Devils secured the two and three spots in the second heat with Daniel Matheson coming in second 4:00.14 and Julian Hill in the third spot, 4:01.01. Wolfpack's Ross Dant took first place with a 3:54.67.
Women's 100 Meter Freestyle
ASU takes first place with junior Erin Milligan swimming a speedy time of 56.24.
Men's 100 Meter Freestyle
Patrick Sammon wins his heat with a time of 49.67. Followed by Jack Dolan with a time of 49.85 and Owen McDonald with a time of 50.65.
Women's 200 Meter IM
During the first heat of the event, Emma Gehlert took third with a time of 2.27.39. In the second heat, Sun Devil swimmers Charli Brown and Ieva Maluka took home first and second with times of 2.15.83 and 2.17.40.
Men's 200 Meter IM
NC State secured the top three spots followed by Arizona State's Evan Nail 2:10.75 and Kyle Valdez 2:11.03.
Women's 200 Meter Butterfly
Senior Lindsay Looney was first on the podium with a time of 2.13.16 while freshman Grace Lindberg wasn't too far behind in third with a time of 2.22.97.
Men's 200 Meter Butterfly
Ilya Kharun wins this event with a time of 1:57.94.
Women's 100 Meter Backstroke
Athena Clayson swam a time of 1.06.80.
Men's 100 Meter Backstroke
Hubert Kos secured a final time of 54.07.
Women's 200 Meter Breaststroke
The maroon and gold continue to show their strength with Zoe Summar winning the event with a 2:37.41.
Men's 200 Meter Breaststroke
Dobrzanski took first with a mark of 2:17.25 with Schlicht and Martter rounding out the top three times.
Women's 50 Meter Freestyle
Arizona State took first and third place with Erin Milligan swimming a 26.48 and Indigo Armon not too far behind with a time of 26.69.
Men's 50 Meter Freestyle
With a 22.86 in the second heat, Jack Dolan took second overall.
Women's Meter 400 IM
The Sun Devils take home second and third place. Both freshmen, Sonia Vaishnani took second with a time of 5.00.89 and Grace Lindberg went third with a 5.09.37.
Men's Meter 400 IM
With only two swimmers in the single heat, Dylan Gravely with 4:31.03 took second behind NC State's Owen Lloyd with a 4:25.79.
Women's 800 Meter Freestyle
Arizona State finished in first and third place in the free. Deniz Ertan swam a 8.44.01 with Alexa Reyna swimming a 8.55.15 to round out the heat.
Men's 800 Meter Freestyle
ASU junior Daniel Matheson placed second with a final time of 8:15.65.
Women's 200 Meter Freestyle
The last event for the women of the day ended strong with the Sun Devils finishing in first and second. Ieva Maluka had a time of 2.03.11 to clinch first place while Lindsay Looney swam a time of 2.04.20 to secure second.
Men's 200 Meter Freestyle
The final event for the men ended with the Sun Devils taking the top four spots. Marchand took first with a 1:49.16 time followed by Patrick Sammon 1:49.43, Hubert Kos 1:51.63 and Julian Hill 1:52.10.
Diving Results
With each dive team having three divers compete in two dives, the Sun Devils took second in their events. Divers from both programs competed in front, back, reverse, twister and handstand dives on the 1m, 3m and platform boards.
UP NEXT
The Sun Devil women will host UCLA on Friday, November 3 at 2 p.m. and both programs will host USC on Saturday, November 4 at 11 a.m. Both meets will be broadcasted on the ASU Live Stream.
Quotes
Head Coach Bob Bowman
On How He Felt Today:
"I felt okay about today. It's a pretty tough turnaround to have kind of a high energy meet on Friday and then get up and swim in the 50m the next morning. So I think considering that they did a pretty good job, there's definitely some people that I thought could have done better but overall solid efforts and it was just a good experience for them racing in the long."
On preparing for short and long course:
"They're pretty much the same as this time of the year. We're just trying to get them to be in a certain physiological state, you know they're long, fairly intense right now. They are nowhere near what they're going to be when they're at their peak later in the season."
Sophomore Swimmer Andy Dobranski
On his performance today:
"I felt pretty good about it. There's some things I need to improve and everything, but just for where I am at in season, it's really good times for how I did."
On the Olympic style pool:
"I like it. I feel like I'm better at long course than I am at show course. So it benefits me, but also it shows where I need to work on my weaknesses and strengths."
Sophomore Swimmer Zoe Summar
On the strides the team has made this year:
"Yeah, the strides have been very large last year. We weren't ranked this year. We came up 12 spots on the rankings pre season and our group chat went crazy. We were so proud of each other already just because we know what we have ready to go and we know what we have to prove. And I think we're just with the number four team only losing by 40 points yesterday, that was another really big, just that the ASU women's team is on the come up… We came in here yesterday ready to fight the wolfpack."
On improvements from last year:
"I think it's the confidence in ourselves, especially being with the men's team and they're so good. It's like we had to find our own confidence with them. And I think we've definitely found that you can see it when we're up on the block, we know that we're capable because we put the work in every day and I see everyone cheering on during practice. That's been a big thing for us is cheering on during practice. And I think that's just building because if we know we have it in practice, we can have it in a race."