TEMPE– No. 1/21 Sun Devil Swim and Dive competed in their final home meet of the fall semester in a conference competition with No. 16/7 USC on Saturday morning. The Sun Devil men opened their conference competition with the victory over the Trojan men while the Sun Devil women fell to the Trojan women.
FINAL
No. 1 Sun Devil Men 208, No. 16 Trojan Men 92
No. 7 Trojan Women 189, No. 21 Sun Devil Women 111
SUN DEVIL NOTABLES
EVENT BY EVENT BREAKDOWN
Women's 200 Yard Medley Relay
In the first event of the day, the women claim second and third place. Coming in second, Katrina Marty, Iza Adame, Hannah Hurleman, and Indigo Armon swam a time of 1.39.27 while Charli Brown, Zoe Summar, Jade Foelske, and Erin Millgian swam a 1.39.39 to land them in third.
Men's 200 Yard Medley Relay
The men took first and second place in the first event of the day. In first place Jack Dolan, Leon Marchand, Ilya Kharun and Jonny Kulow with a time of 1:22.37. Second place was taken by Hubert Kos, John Heaphy, Alexander Colson and Patrick Sammon with a time of 1:25.57.
Women's 1000 Yard Freestyle
Sophomore Deniz Ertan clinched first place with a time of 9.33.07 while freshman Alexa Reyna took second with a time of 9.42.04.
Men's 1000 Yard Freestyle
The Sun Devils fell short of the Trojans placing second and third. Daniel Matheson took second place with a time of 9:00.39 followed by Jake Mason in third place with a time of 9:03.52.
Women's 200 Yard Freestyle
Ieva Maluka swam the fastest time in the event for Arizona State with a 1.46.94.
Men's 200 Yard Freestyle
ASU took the first three places in the Men's 200 Yard Freestyle. Julian Hill took first place with a time of 1:33.51 followed by Patrick Sammon in second place with a time of 1:35.31 and Tiago Behar took third place for the Sun Devils with a time of 1:35.48.
Women's 100 Yard Backstroke
Arizona State took the second and third spot on the podium with Charli Brown coming in second with a time of 53.50 and Katrina Marty hot on her heels swimming a 53.52.
Men's 100 Yard Backstroke
The top two spots were taken by the Sun Devils with Hubert Kos taking first place and Jack Wadsworth taking second place. Kos had the first place time 45.99 followed by Wadsworth with a time of 46.82.
Women's 100 Yard Breaststroke
Junior Iza Adame swam a time of 1.00.92 to land her in second place followed by sophomore Zoe Summar who swam a 1.01.44 to take third.
Men's 100 Yard Breaststroke
Leon Marchand took first for the Sun Devils with a time of 51.96. Andy Dobrzanski in third place with a time of 52.66 along with David Schlicht in fourth place with a time of 53.22.
Women's 200 Yard Butterfly
Lindsay Looney goes for gold as she swims a 1:54.92 in this event to secure a first place finish.
Men's 200 Yard Butterfly
Ilya Kharun took first place for Arizona State with a time of 1:40.07. Alexander Colson took third place with a time of 1:43.17.
Women's 50 Yard Freestyle
Junior Erin Milligan swam the fastest time for the Sun Devils with a 22.80.
Men's 50 Yard Freestyle
Jack Dolan won the event with a 19.14 and Jonny Kulow was second with a time of 19.37. Cam Peel rounded out the top four with a time of 19.72.
Women's 100 Yard Freestyle
Arizona State secured third place in the heat with Erin Milligan swimming a time of 49.25.
Men's 100 Yard Freestyle
Dolan won his second event with a 42.31 finish.In second place was Kulow with a time of 42.59. Fourth place was taken by Cam Peel with a time of 43.87.
Women's 200 Yard Backstroke
Charli Brown continues to be a strong competitor as she took third with a time of 1.57.31.
Men's 200 Yard Backstroke
Kós wins his second event of the day with a 1:41.47 with Jack Wadsworth finishing second and Quinlan Gould taking third.
Women's 200 Yard Breaststroke
The Sun Devils take home both second and third place finishes for this event. Emma Gehlert swam a second place time with 2.12.84 while Zoe Summar was close behind with a time of 2.12.97.
Men's 200 Yard Breaststroke
Marchand won his second event of the day with a 1:52.70 finish. David Schlicht and Andy Dobrzanski rounded out the top four. Schlicht with a 1:55.17 swim time and Dobrzanski with a 1:55.91 time.
Women's 500 Yard Freestyle
With an incredible finish that had all of Mona Plummer Aquatic Center on their feet, Deniz Ertan took first place with a time of 4.42.01. ASU's Alexa Reyna also took home third place, swimming a time of 4.49.05.
Men's 500 Yard Freestyle
Julian Hill took second place for the Sun Devils with a time of 4:21.81. Matheson and Mason took second and third place. Matheson with a 4:22.99 followed by Mason with a 4:24.51.
Women's 100 Yard Butterfly
With a tie for second place, Looney and Jade Foelske both swam a time of 54.06 to land them on the podium.
Men's 100 Yard Butterfly
The top three spots were secured by the Sun Devils with Marchand taking first with a time of 44.66. Colson took second place with a time of 46.60 followed by Filip Senc-Samardzic in third place with a time of 47.86.
Women's 200 Yard IM
The Sun Devils take home second and third place with Ieva Maluke swimming a second place time of 1.58.45 and Charli Brown rounding out the top three with a time of 1.59.31.
Men's 200 Yard IM
The Sun Devils took all top four spots with Kos taking first with a time of 1:42.71 followed by Schlicht with a second place time of 1:45.02. Kharun took third place with a 1:45.93 and Cale Martter took fourth place with a time of 1:48.40.
Women's 400 Yard Free Relay
In the last event of the day for the women, Arizona State made sure to finish strong by taking home second place. Erin Milligan, Molly Batchelor, Lindsay Looney, and Ieva Maluka swam a time of 3.17.64 for the second place finish.
Men's 400 Yard Free Relay
In the final event of the day the Sun Devils took home the top two spots in the Men's 400 Yard Freestyle Relay. Artem Selin, Jonny Kulow, Patrick Sammon and Cam Peel took first place with a 2:49.57 time followed by Tiago Behar, Julian Hill, Alexander Colson and Filip Senc-Samardzic in second place with a 2:54.42.
Diving Results
Amayah Wiley took second in the 1-meter dive (244.88) and fourth in the 3-meter dive (249.38) while Vera Brewer (204.98) was fifth in the 1-meter. Lane Stallworth finished second in the 1-meter (289.65) and Zachory Lundgren took third in the 1-meter (288.53) and 3-meter (308.25).
Head Coach Bob Bowman
On how he think they performed today:
"I'm pretty happy with it. We had good energy throughout the whole meet. Swam comparably to what we did yesterday or a little bit better on the inside some of the places. So I'm very happy with the women."
On if the women having two day meets is challenging:
"It's definitely more challenging because they just had a whole very intense session and you have another one where the guys just rested yesterday basically in the afternoon and they get to swim one time. So, yeah, it's definitely more challenging. The second day we try to build a mindset that they could be as good or better. The second meet of a two meet stand and I think we did that pretty well today with the men's team being number one."
On the men being #1 and keeping the intensity up:
"We don't ever think about that for one thing. We don't ever talk about it. We don't ever talk about winning a championship. We talk about what it takes to be a champion. That's everyday, day in and day out and taking care of your business. So that's kind of how we handle that part of it. They get a lot of, you're not so good from us right now because everybody else tells them how great they are. But we're telling that you can do this better. We can be better here. We can just keep getting better. And that's how you eventually get to a good level."
Sophomore Swimmer Hubert Kós
On how he swam today:
"I think it was pretty solid. Obviously, we've been training pretty hard. So it's been a tough couple of months. But I think today was really, really good."
On the men's team success and practice:
"So I think the fact that we have, and I have to speak for myself and my group because I train with the men, the guys that we have there and it's not just all the school swimmers, we have the pros there as well. It just helps us so much having to train with each other, raise each other every single day, that in itself just pushes us to higher levels. And I think me being Hungarian and coming from a different system, I've had to really focus on my turns in underwater and I think that really showed today that I put in the effort and I was able to do a couple good ones there. But there's still a long way for me to go."
Sophomore Swimmer Deniz Ertan
On the challenges playing UCLA and USC on back to back days:
"It's really hard to just swim the 1000 twice in two days. I mean, just yesterday and today I did, I think like the hardest events 1000 and the 500 free, it's always hard to do long distance back. But I think with the practice and with hard work, I can always be confident and motivate myself."
On what excites her about the women's team right now:
"I'm really excited to see everyone achieve their goals because we work really hard every day and we see each other."
FINAL
No. 1 Sun Devil Men 208, No. 16 Trojan Men 92
No. 7 Trojan Women 189, No. 21 Sun Devil Women 111
SUN DEVIL NOTABLES
- Léon Marchand broke the school record in his win today in the 100 fly with a time of 44.66. Marchand additionally won the 200 medley relay, 100 breast and 200 breast.
- The 200 medley relay of Jack Dolan, Léon Marchand, Ilya Kharun and Jonny Kulow had a season best time as the squad clocked in a 1:22.37, which is the fourth fastest time in program history.
- With a season best 9:33.07 in the 1000 free, Deniz Ertan now has the second fastest time in program history and in Division I women's swim as she won the event for the second straight day. She also had a season best in her win in the 500 free with a 4:42.01.
- Hubert Kós won three events in the 100 back, 200 back and 200 IM. His time of 45.99 in the 100 back is a season best.
- As she went on to win the 200 fly for the second straight day, Lindsay Looney had a season best time of 1:54.92, which is the fourth fastest in Division I women's swim.
- Jack Dolan picked up wins in both the 50 and 100 free in addition to the 200 medley relay. He currently holds the two fastest times in Division I in the 50 free and his time of 42.31 in the 100 free is the third fastest in Division I men's swim.
- With her time of 9:42.04 today, Alexa Reyna now holds the eighth fastest swim in the 1000 free amongst all Division I women's swimmers.
EVENT BY EVENT BREAKDOWN
Women's 200 Yard Medley Relay
In the first event of the day, the women claim second and third place. Coming in second, Katrina Marty, Iza Adame, Hannah Hurleman, and Indigo Armon swam a time of 1.39.27 while Charli Brown, Zoe Summar, Jade Foelske, and Erin Millgian swam a 1.39.39 to land them in third.
Men's 200 Yard Medley Relay
The men took first and second place in the first event of the day. In first place Jack Dolan, Leon Marchand, Ilya Kharun and Jonny Kulow with a time of 1:22.37. Second place was taken by Hubert Kos, John Heaphy, Alexander Colson and Patrick Sammon with a time of 1:25.57.
Women's 1000 Yard Freestyle
Sophomore Deniz Ertan clinched first place with a time of 9.33.07 while freshman Alexa Reyna took second with a time of 9.42.04.
Men's 1000 Yard Freestyle
The Sun Devils fell short of the Trojans placing second and third. Daniel Matheson took second place with a time of 9:00.39 followed by Jake Mason in third place with a time of 9:03.52.
Women's 200 Yard Freestyle
Ieva Maluka swam the fastest time in the event for Arizona State with a 1.46.94.
Men's 200 Yard Freestyle
ASU took the first three places in the Men's 200 Yard Freestyle. Julian Hill took first place with a time of 1:33.51 followed by Patrick Sammon in second place with a time of 1:35.31 and Tiago Behar took third place for the Sun Devils with a time of 1:35.48.
Women's 100 Yard Backstroke
Arizona State took the second and third spot on the podium with Charli Brown coming in second with a time of 53.50 and Katrina Marty hot on her heels swimming a 53.52.
Men's 100 Yard Backstroke
The top two spots were taken by the Sun Devils with Hubert Kos taking first place and Jack Wadsworth taking second place. Kos had the first place time 45.99 followed by Wadsworth with a time of 46.82.
Women's 100 Yard Breaststroke
Junior Iza Adame swam a time of 1.00.92 to land her in second place followed by sophomore Zoe Summar who swam a 1.01.44 to take third.
Men's 100 Yard Breaststroke
Leon Marchand took first for the Sun Devils with a time of 51.96. Andy Dobrzanski in third place with a time of 52.66 along with David Schlicht in fourth place with a time of 53.22.
Women's 200 Yard Butterfly
Lindsay Looney goes for gold as she swims a 1:54.92 in this event to secure a first place finish.
Men's 200 Yard Butterfly
Ilya Kharun took first place for Arizona State with a time of 1:40.07. Alexander Colson took third place with a time of 1:43.17.
Women's 50 Yard Freestyle
Junior Erin Milligan swam the fastest time for the Sun Devils with a 22.80.
Men's 50 Yard Freestyle
Jack Dolan won the event with a 19.14 and Jonny Kulow was second with a time of 19.37. Cam Peel rounded out the top four with a time of 19.72.
Women's 100 Yard Freestyle
Arizona State secured third place in the heat with Erin Milligan swimming a time of 49.25.
Men's 100 Yard Freestyle
Dolan won his second event with a 42.31 finish.In second place was Kulow with a time of 42.59. Fourth place was taken by Cam Peel with a time of 43.87.
Women's 200 Yard Backstroke
Charli Brown continues to be a strong competitor as she took third with a time of 1.57.31.
Men's 200 Yard Backstroke
Kós wins his second event of the day with a 1:41.47 with Jack Wadsworth finishing second and Quinlan Gould taking third.
Women's 200 Yard Breaststroke
The Sun Devils take home both second and third place finishes for this event. Emma Gehlert swam a second place time with 2.12.84 while Zoe Summar was close behind with a time of 2.12.97.
Men's 200 Yard Breaststroke
Marchand won his second event of the day with a 1:52.70 finish. David Schlicht and Andy Dobrzanski rounded out the top four. Schlicht with a 1:55.17 swim time and Dobrzanski with a 1:55.91 time.
Women's 500 Yard Freestyle
With an incredible finish that had all of Mona Plummer Aquatic Center on their feet, Deniz Ertan took first place with a time of 4.42.01. ASU's Alexa Reyna also took home third place, swimming a time of 4.49.05.
Men's 500 Yard Freestyle
Julian Hill took second place for the Sun Devils with a time of 4:21.81. Matheson and Mason took second and third place. Matheson with a 4:22.99 followed by Mason with a 4:24.51.
Women's 100 Yard Butterfly
With a tie for second place, Looney and Jade Foelske both swam a time of 54.06 to land them on the podium.
Men's 100 Yard Butterfly
The top three spots were secured by the Sun Devils with Marchand taking first with a time of 44.66. Colson took second place with a time of 46.60 followed by Filip Senc-Samardzic in third place with a time of 47.86.
Women's 200 Yard IM
The Sun Devils take home second and third place with Ieva Maluke swimming a second place time of 1.58.45 and Charli Brown rounding out the top three with a time of 1.59.31.
Men's 200 Yard IM
The Sun Devils took all top four spots with Kos taking first with a time of 1:42.71 followed by Schlicht with a second place time of 1:45.02. Kharun took third place with a 1:45.93 and Cale Martter took fourth place with a time of 1:48.40.
Women's 400 Yard Free Relay
In the last event of the day for the women, Arizona State made sure to finish strong by taking home second place. Erin Milligan, Molly Batchelor, Lindsay Looney, and Ieva Maluka swam a time of 3.17.64 for the second place finish.
Men's 400 Yard Free Relay
In the final event of the day the Sun Devils took home the top two spots in the Men's 400 Yard Freestyle Relay. Artem Selin, Jonny Kulow, Patrick Sammon and Cam Peel took first place with a 2:49.57 time followed by Tiago Behar, Julian Hill, Alexander Colson and Filip Senc-Samardzic in second place with a 2:54.42.
Diving Results
Amayah Wiley took second in the 1-meter dive (244.88) and fourth in the 3-meter dive (249.38) while Vera Brewer (204.98) was fifth in the 1-meter. Lane Stallworth finished second in the 1-meter (289.65) and Zachory Lundgren took third in the 1-meter (288.53) and 3-meter (308.25).
Head Coach Bob Bowman
On how he think they performed today:
"I'm pretty happy with it. We had good energy throughout the whole meet. Swam comparably to what we did yesterday or a little bit better on the inside some of the places. So I'm very happy with the women."
On if the women having two day meets is challenging:
"It's definitely more challenging because they just had a whole very intense session and you have another one where the guys just rested yesterday basically in the afternoon and they get to swim one time. So, yeah, it's definitely more challenging. The second day we try to build a mindset that they could be as good or better. The second meet of a two meet stand and I think we did that pretty well today with the men's team being number one."
On the men being #1 and keeping the intensity up:
"We don't ever think about that for one thing. We don't ever talk about it. We don't ever talk about winning a championship. We talk about what it takes to be a champion. That's everyday, day in and day out and taking care of your business. So that's kind of how we handle that part of it. They get a lot of, you're not so good from us right now because everybody else tells them how great they are. But we're telling that you can do this better. We can be better here. We can just keep getting better. And that's how you eventually get to a good level."
Sophomore Swimmer Hubert Kós
On how he swam today:
"I think it was pretty solid. Obviously, we've been training pretty hard. So it's been a tough couple of months. But I think today was really, really good."
On the men's team success and practice:
"So I think the fact that we have, and I have to speak for myself and my group because I train with the men, the guys that we have there and it's not just all the school swimmers, we have the pros there as well. It just helps us so much having to train with each other, raise each other every single day, that in itself just pushes us to higher levels. And I think me being Hungarian and coming from a different system, I've had to really focus on my turns in underwater and I think that really showed today that I put in the effort and I was able to do a couple good ones there. But there's still a long way for me to go."
Sophomore Swimmer Deniz Ertan
On the challenges playing UCLA and USC on back to back days:
"It's really hard to just swim the 1000 twice in two days. I mean, just yesterday and today I did, I think like the hardest events 1000 and the 500 free, it's always hard to do long distance back. But I think with the practice and with hard work, I can always be confident and motivate myself."
On what excites her about the women's team right now:
"I'm really excited to see everyone achieve their goals because we work really hard every day and we see each other."