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NT Liberty University-VA 3 2:27.65 Ferrum College-VA 4 1:58.00 Liberty University Swimming HY-TEK's MEET MANAGER 5.0 - 8:40 PM 11/28/2017 Page 1 2017 Central Virginia Duals - 12/1/2017 to 12/2/2017 Meet Program Event 1 Women 4x50 Yard Medley Relay Liberty: 1:37.80 2/19/2014 Liberty LIBU K. Hough, E. Kaufman, J. Reinhardt, M. Babcock 1:37.51 @ D1 B 1:45.69 # DIII B Lane Team Relay Seed Time Heat 1 of 2 Timed Finals 3 Liberty University-VA E NT 1) Amy Schools FR 2) Christine Young FR 3) Jenna Joyal SO 4) Ellen Tart FR 4 Ferrum College-VA A 2:27.65 1) Mickey Salmon FR 2) Alison Ford FR 3) Taylor Dudley FR 4) Deanna Evans FR 5 Roanoke College-US A 1:58.00 1) Reilly Bird FR 2) Sarah Virginia Scott FR 3) Hannah Sells FR 4) Franki Cifuentes FR 6 Sweet Briar College-VA B NT 1) Lauren Graham FR 2) Nora Florio FR 3) Caroline Thomas SO 4) Theresa Carriveau FR 7 Sweet Briar College-VA A 2:12.48 1) Sarah Ahson FR 2) Claire Zak SR 3) Dharma Kear FR 4) Sydnie Stinette FR Heat 2 of 2 Timed Finals 2 Liberty University-VA D 1:51.45 1) Siani Null JR 2) Morgan Noonan SR 3) Shelby Black JR 4) Elizabeth Magnusson JR 3 Campbell University-NC C NT 4 Campbell University-NC A 1:46.38 5 Liberty University-VA A 1:43.07 # 1) Payton Keiner FR 2) Prudence Rooker SR 3) Brittany Weiss SO 4) Rachel Hoeve SR 6 Liberty University-VA B 1:46.18 1) Danielle Boothe SR 2) Rickilee Hodges JR 3) Lindsey Cohee FR 4) Hannah Baker SO 7 Campbell University-NC B NT 8 Liberty University-VA C 1:49.87 1) Emily Manly FR 2) Kiah Francis FR 3) Ashley Mauzy JR 4) Colleen Donlin SO Event 2 Men 4x50 Yard Medley Relay 1:31.35 $ DIII B Lane Team Relay Seed Time Heat 1 of 1 Timed Finals 4 Ferrum College-VA A 2:04.25 1) Jacob Blaukovitch FR 2) Preston Collie 3) Taylor Darnell SO 4) Jonathan Kraft SO 5 Hampden-Sydney College-VA A 1:44.79 1) Austin Held FR 2) Brady Updike JR 3) Eric Hope FR 4) Brandon Koch SO 6 Roanoke College-US A 1:45.66 1) Logan Cale FR 2) Nick McGrath FR 3) Ethan Gordon FR 4) David Adarkwah FR 7 Hampden-Sydney College-VA B NT 1) Adrian Cothren JR 2) Drew Long JR 3) Chris Mercer SR 4) Zach Doleman FR Liberty University Swimming HY-TEK's MEET MANAGER 5.0 - 8:40 PM 11/28/2017 Page 2 2017 Central Virginia Duals - 12/1/2017 to 12/2/2017 Meet Program Event 4 Men 500 Yard Freestyle 4:33.78 $ DIII B Lane Name Year School Seed Time Heat 1 of 1 Timed Finals 1 Drew Barden FR Hampden-Sydney College-VA XNT 2 Philip Martin SO Ferrum College-VA NT 3 Patrick Cox FR Roanoke College-US 6:32.99 4 Jacob Blaukovitch FR Ferrum College-VA 5:53.56 5 Jacob David FR Roanoke College-US 5:18.95 6 Conor Roberson JR Hampden-Sydney College-VA 5:34.88 7 Logan Cale FR Roanoke College-US 5:54.89 8 Robert Brown JR Hampden-Sydney College-VA NT 9 Hudson Elmore JR Hampden-Sydney College-VA NT Event 5 Women 500 Yard Freestyle Liberty: 4:48.87 2/20/2014 H. McCorkel LIBU 4:47.79 @ D1 B 5:00.62 # DIII B Lane Name Year School Seed Time Heat 1 of 2 Timed Finals 2 Courtney Moyer SO Ferrum College-VA NT 3 Rachael Pavlich FR Roanoke College-US 8:24.67 4 Sarah Cahoone SR Sweet Briar College-VA 6:32.45 5 Phoebe Coburn SO Roanoke College-US 6:05.93 6 Theresa Carriveau FR Sweet Briar College-VA 6:24.61 7 Shannon Johnson JR Ferrum College-VA 6:47.52 8 Taylor Dudley FR Ferrum College-VA 8:44.25 Heat 2 of 2 Timed Finals 1 Hannah Sells FR Roanoke College-US 5:49.92 2 Shelby Black JR Liberty University-VA 5:16.28 3 Morgan Noonan SR Liberty University-VA 5:15.29 4 Geena Squartino SR Campbell University-NC 5:09.31 5 Payton Keiner FR Liberty University-VA 5:04.38 6 Ashlee Sall SR Liberty University-VA 5:08.59 7 Alicia Finnigan JR Liberty University-VA 5:10.02 8 Megan Shoemaker SO Campbell University-NC 5:15.45 9 Kacey Hauck SO Campbell University-NC 5:21.60 Liberty University Swimming HY-TEK's MEET MANAGER 5.0 - 8:40 PM 11/28/2017 Page 3 2017 Central Virginia Duals - 12/1/2017 to 12/2/2017 Meet Program Event 6 Men 200 Yard Freestyle 1:40.24 $ DIII B Lane Name Year School Seed Time Heat 1 of 1 Timed Finals 1 Anthony Vinson FR Hampden-Sydney College-VA XNT 2 Purcell Battle FR Ferrum College-VA NT 3 Brock Burner FR Ferrum College-VA 2:45.37 4 Eric Hope FR Hampden-Sydney College-VA 2:02.28 5 Tanner Debord FR Roanoke College-US 1:56.59 6 Taylor Darnell SO Ferrum College-VA 2:01.53 7 Mateo Jara-Lopez FR Roanoke College-US 2:03.54 8 Aj Howard FR Hampden-Sydney College-VA NT 9 Adrian Cothren JR Hampden-Sydney College-VA NT Event 7 Women 200 Yard Freestyle Liberty: 1:47.97 2/19/2016 N. Beale LIBU 1:47.99 @ D1 B 1:52.56 # DIII B Lane Name Year School Seed Time Heat 1 of 2 Timed Finals 2 Shelby Leslie FR Ferrum College-VA NT 3 Madeline Showalter SO Roanoke College-US NT 4 Katie Shoaf FR Ferrum College-VA 2:16.80 5 Franki Cifuentes FR Roanoke College-US 2:10.45 6 Dharma Kear FR Sweet Briar College-VA 2:20.54 7 Claire Zak SR Sweet Briar College-VA 2:32.15 8 Mackenzie Crank SO Roanoke College-US NT Heat 2 of 2 Timed Finals 1 Taylor McMinn JR Campbell University-NC NT 2 Colleen Donlin SO Liberty University-VA 1:57.74 3 Elizabeth Magnusson JR Liberty University-VA 1:56.86 4 Ashlee Sall SR Liberty University-VA 1:54.64 5 Hannah Baker SO Liberty University-VA 1:53.62 6 Sindija Silina SR Campbell University-NC 1:54.50 7 Chelsea Pond SR Liberty University-VA 1:55.47 8 Sarah Wilson SO Campbell University-NC 1:57.28 Event 8 Men 50 Yard Freestyle 20.68 $ DIII B Lane Name Year School Seed Time Heat 1 of 1 Timed Finals 1 Wade Bredin SO Hampden-Sydney College-VA XNT 2 Drew Long JR Hampden-Sydney College-VA NT 3 Jonathan Kraft SO Ferrum College-VA 24.93 4 Brandon Koch SO Hampden-Sydney College-VA 23.87 5 Nick McGrath FR Roanoke College-US 22.13 6 David Adarkwah FR Roanoke College-US 22.76 7 Preston Collie Ferrum College-VA 23.98 8 Purcell Battle FR Ferrum College-VA 29.65 9 Zach Stephan FR Hampden-Sydney College-VA NT Liberty University Swimming HY-TEK's MEET MANAGER 5.0 - 8:40 PM 11/28/2017 Page 4 2017 Central Virginia Duals - 12/1/2017 to 12/2/2017 Meet Program Event 9 Women 50 Yard Freestyle Liberty: 22.19 2/16/2012 B. Ravettine LIBU 22.99 @ D1 B 23.75 # DIII B Lane Name Year School Seed Time Heat 1 of 3 Timed Finals 1 Nora Florio FR Sweet Briar College-VA NT 2 Corrilynn Lynch SO Liberty University-VA XNT 3 Jasmine Duguid FR Liberty University-VA XNT 4 Katie Carter FR Sweet Briar College-VA 40.45 5 Mickey Salmon FR Ferrum College-VA 37.30 6 Deanna Evans FR Ferrum College-VA 38.82 7 Phoebe Coburn SO Roanoke College-US XNT 8 Allie Murphy FR Liberty University-VA NT Heat 2 of 3 Timed Finals 2 Alison Ford FR Ferrum College-VA 32.19 3 Sydnie Stinette FR Sweet Briar College-VA 29.42 4 Sarah Ahson FR Sweet Briar College-VA 28.90 5 Lauren Graham FR Sweet Briar College-VA 27.82 6 Wilson Catherine FR Roanoke College-US 28.60 7 Tessa Kenney FR Roanoke College-US 29.01 8 Courtney Moyer SO Ferrum College-VA 29.90 Heat 3 of 3 Timed Finals 1 Zoe Malphurs FR Campbell University-NC 25.63 2 Maddie Heggie FR Campbell University-NC 24.83 3 Chelsea Pond SR Liberty University-VA 24.35 4 Colleen Donlin SO Liberty University-VA 23.83 5 Rachel Hoeve SR Liberty University-VA 23.61 # 6 Brittany Weiss SO Liberty University-VA 23.79 7 Michelle Case SR Campbell University-NC 23.85 8 Rickilee Hodges JR Liberty University-VA 24.47 9 Reilly Bird FR Roanoke College-US 24.88 Event 10 Men 200 Yard IM 1:51.98 $ DIII B Lane Name Year School Seed Time Heat 1 of 1 Timed Finals 1 Zach Stephan FR Hampden-Sydney College-VA XNT 2 Tate Socha SR Hampden-Sydney College-VA XNT 3 Austin Held FR Hampden-Sydney College-VA NT 4 Philip Martin SO Ferrum College-VA 3:08.77 5 Ethan Gordon FR Roanoke College-US 2:12.60 6 Jacob David FR Roanoke College-US 2:16.14 7 Jack Dickerson JR Hampden-Sydney College-VA NT 8 Brady Updike JR Hampden-Sydney College-VA NT Liberty University Swimming HY-TEK's MEET MANAGER 5.0 - 8:40 PM 11/28/2017 Page 5 2017 Central Virginia Duals - 12/1/2017 to 12/2/2017 Meet Program Event 11 Women 200 Yard IM Liberty: 2:00.29 2/20/2014 E.
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