EAU CLAIRE, Wis. (Blugolds.com) – The University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire swimming and diving teams finished the dual season with dominating wins over UW-Whitewater on Saturday.
Team Scores | Results
MEN: UW-Eau Claire 202, UW-Whitewater 86
WOMEN: UW-Eau Claire 207.50, UW-Whitewater 91.50
Winning events for the Blugolds:
Jessica Wilson (So. – Brookfield, WI/Wauwatosa West), Emily Ries (So. – Eau Claire, WI/Memorial), Anna Pagel (So. – Hillsboro, OR), Brittany Farr (Sr. – Madison, WI/James Madison Memorial) – 200 medley relay (1:53.97)
Anna Theisen (Jr. – Glenbeulah, WI/Plymouth) 1000 freestyle (11:13.73)
Camille Madsen (Sr. – Andover, MN) – 100 breaststroke (1:10.59)
Ries – 50 freestyle (25.71)
Maddie Kooima (Fr. – Stoughton, WI) – 200 backstroke (2:10.08) & 200 IM (2:18.53)
Rachael Streit (So. – Lakeville, MN/South) – 500 freestyle (5:30.33)
Anna Egli (So. – Mankato, MN/West) – 100 butterfly (1:04.40)
Pagel, Paige Pelikan (Fr. – New Berlin, WI/West), Ashlyn Sullivan (Fr. – Coon Rapids, MN/Blaine), Egli – 200 freestyle relay (1:26.39)
Sarah Dahlk (Fr. – Verona, WI/Middleton) – 1m dive (209.75) & 3m dive (216.90)
Michael Bylander (Fr. – Baxter, MN/Brainerd), Collin Miller (Jr. – Rochester, MN/Schaeffer Academy), Conner Pendill (Jr. – Savage, MN/Burnsville), Caleb Odmark (Sr. – White Bear Lake, MN) – 200 medley relay (1:36.69)
Odmark – 200 freestyle (1:47.40)
Bylander – 100 backstroke (54.83) & 200 IM (2:01.95)
Miller – 100 breaststroke (57.37) & 100 freestyle (46.37)
Greg Pehl (So. – New Brighton, MN/Irondale) – 200 butterfly (2:01.58)
Joseph Ackerson (So. Excelsior, MN/Minnetonka) – 50 freestyle (22.71)
Jack Poppitz (Fr. – Apple Valley, MN/Eastview) – 200 breaststroke (2:15.61)
Andrew Strauch (Sr. – Lakeville, MN/North) – 100 butterfly (54.91)
Odmark, Colin Koss (Fr. – Bryant, WI/Antigo), Ackerson, Miller – 200 freestyle relay (1:27.70)
Dylan Glumac-Berberich (Jr. – Fridley, MN) – 1m dive (285.85) & 3m dive (322.15)
"Today was a hard-fought meet against Whitewater," said Head Coach Annie Ryder. "After competing last night to turn around and have more great swims and a good day on the boards is again another positive sign for things to come. I am so proud of our seniors who swam and dove in their last dual meet today. It's a big deal to make it all four years and these seniors have represented the Blugolds tremendously. We have concluded our dual meet season and this team will do great things in the championship season."
The Blugolds will now prepare for the WIAC Championships which will be held Feb. 14-16 in Brown Deer, Wis.
