Saturday, October 28
Madison, WI
11:00 AM
NC State
at
Wisconsin
Men's & Women's Swimming & Diving Triumphs Over Wisconsin
10/28/2017 12:43:00 PM | Swimming
Wolfpack builds off strong day one to earn victory on day two
Results
MADISON, Wis. – Following an impressive opening day that saw the NC State men's & women's swimming & diving team build sizeable leads over Wisconsin along with breaking three pool records, the Wolfpack closed out the meet and defeated the Badgers on both the men's & women's side at the UW Natatorium on Saturday morning.
 Team Scores
Men
#7 NCSUÂ 216, (RV) UW 126
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Women
#13 NCSUÂ 202, #18 UW 149
Quoting the Coaches
Swimming
"Great job coming up north against Wisconsin and coming out with two wins," said head coach Braden Holloway. "I'm proud of our group for keeping the energy up on the second day; it's a lot harder to do when your having to get up early and back to work but they know both teams are dealing with it. We brought some good energy this morning and got things moving. The divers did a great job today on the boards and hats off to Madeline Kline for fighting back and getting a win today. It was a gutsy performance by Maddy and overall the divers did a solid job.
On the swimming side of things we continue to have new people rise and step up. One area that I was really happy with was our women's 400 IM'ers; the strength and depth we showed in that event today made me feel really good about where we are and what we're able to do. Some of the youth really stepped up. Julia Poole and Kathleen Moore really had a big day on the freshmen side of things; Elise Haan had a big swim in the 200 backstroke going against one of the nation's best and again Ky-lee Perry steps up on the block and is getting more comfortable and learning how to race the way she wants to at the end of the year and executing it. Ky-lee had a big day. Overall, our women had some pretty great results for us and we had a few people back this meet that we didn't have last time. We added Krista Duffield to the fold and got her season off to a good start.
As far as the men are concerned, we would have liked to have been a little bit better in some areas today but we did have some tough performances. Our backstrokers were pretty solid today; that crew with breaststroke moving up. Obviously we're pretty deep with our sprinters this year and it's great we've been able to move people around. Jacob Molacek, Giovanni Izzo; getting them a bunch of stroke races this weekend was key to where we're going to go with those guys. They've got many options so we've got to continue to figure out what's the best option with what events they're going to end up doing. Anton Ipsen was a stud today; big 500 freestyle win and a 400 IM win. I think that was pretty big for our program and for him. He doesn't get that many 400 IMs during the year.Â
We traveled up here and had a long day Thursday now we've got to get back to work. The guys have two weeks before they race again; the ladies have a short week so we need to have a good, fun part of the week but we also need to learn. We need to watch video and keep working on making adjustments. Overall, a good win for us."
 Diving
"I think we had a very good day today on the boards; the women on the one-meter and the men on three," said diving coach Yahya Radman. "Starting off with the women's one-meter, Madeline came to play today. She came out swinging and gave a very solid effort; obviously there are some things we need to work on but she did enough to get the win. Now we go back to Raleigh prepare for the next skillset to set us up for the next part of the season.
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The men are doing a lot better physically and mentally. James finished second while doing a very big dive for the first time in competition. I'm very happy with the direction he's going and it's going to set us up nicely for zones and ACC's. We'll try it again when Texas comes to town"
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Wolfpack Relays
The Wolfpack again showed its depth in the relays, with the quartet of Andreas Vazaios , Ryan Held, Jacob Molacek and Mark McGlaughlin winning the men's 200-yard medley relay thanks to their 1:28.30 second finish, which was also a pool record.
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 Top Individual Performances
Hannah Moore continued to lead from the front for NC State as she finished the 500 freestyle in 4:47.81 seconds, earning herself first-place. She also won the 400 IM and earned an NCAA 'B' cut as she finished in 4:15.80 seconds. Kathleen Moore finished second in the 400 IM thanks to her 4:18.35 second finish, also an NCAA 'B' cut.
The Wolfpack swept the 500 freestyle events as Anton Ipsen earned an NCAA 'B' cut as he finished the race in 4:21.12 seconds and the won the event.
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Coleman Stewart continued to impress, winning the 200 backstroke and earning an NCAA 'B' standard qualifying time thanks to his finish of 1:44.79 seconds. Hennessey Stuart finished second with a time of 1:45.20, which was also an NCAA 'B' cut.
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The Wolfpack swept the 100 freestyle thanks to Ky-lee Perry and Andreas Vazaios, as they finished in 49.25 and 44.58 respectively. Vazaios earned an NCAA 'B' cut in the process.
Julia Poole continued to step up and deliver, winning the 200 breaststroke in a time of 2:17.85 seconds and while Elise Haan finished second in the 200 backstroke, her time of 1:56.61 seconds was an NCAA 'B' standard qualifying time.
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Diving
Madeline Kline took first in the women's three-meter diving thanks to her score of 262.72.
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NC State Event Winners
Women's 400 medley relay: Elise Haan, Lindsay Morrow, Krista Duffield, Ky-lee Perry - 3:40.04
Men's 400 medley relay: Hennessey Stuart, Daniel Graber, James Bretscher, Mark McGlaughlin - 3:14.48
Women's 200 freestyle relay: Elise Haan, Ky-lee Perry, Krista Duffield, Lexie Lupton – 1:30.95
Men's 200 freestyle relay: Mark McGlaughlin, Jacob Molacek, Ryan Held, Tyler Rice - 1:20.25
Women's 1000 freestyle: Hannah Moore - 9:40.71*
Men's 1000 freestyle: Anton Ipsen - 8:52.87
Women's 200 IM: Julia Poole - 1:58.99#
Men's 200 IM: Andreas Vazaios - 1:45.90#*
Women's 50 freestyle: Ky-lee Perry - 22.48#
Men's 50 freestyle: Giovanni Izzo - 20.23
Women's 200 butterfly: Hannah Moore - 2:00.59
Men's 200 butterfly: Andreas Vazaios - 1:45.25#
Men's 200 freestyle: Ryan Held - 1:36.22#
Men's 1-meter diving: James Brady - 345.07#
Men's 100 breaststroke: Jacob Molacek - 54.81#
Women's 100 backstroke: Elise Haan – 53.47#
Men's 100 backstroke: Coleman Stewart – 47.93#
Men's 200 medley relay: Andreas Vazaios, Ryan Held, Jacob Molacek, Mark McGlaughlin – 1:28.03*
Women's 500 freestyle: Hannah Moore – 4:47.81
Men's 500 freestyle: Anton Ipsen - 4:21.12#
Men's 200 yard backstroke: Hennessey Stuart – 1:44.79#
Women's 100 freestyle: Ky-lee Perry – 49.25#
Men's 100 freestyle: Andreas Vazaios – 44.58
Women's 200 breaststroke: Julia Poole – 2:17.85
Women's 3-meter diving: Madeline Kline – 262.72
Women's 400 IM: Hannah Moore – 4:15.80#
Men's 200 backstroke: Coleman Stewart - 1:44.70#
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 Up Next
The Wolfpack women have a short week as they travel to California for a dual against No. 1 Stanford on Nov. 3 and No. 2 California on Nov. 4.
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Stay up to date with the latest on NC State swimming and diving:Â
Twitter:Â @packswimdive
Facebook:Â NC State Swimming and Diving
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MADISON, Wis. – Following an impressive opening day that saw the NC State men's & women's swimming & diving team build sizeable leads over Wisconsin along with breaking three pool records, the Wolfpack closed out the meet and defeated the Badgers on both the men's & women's side at the UW Natatorium on Saturday morning.
 Team Scores
Men
#7 NCSUÂ 216, (RV) UW 126
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Women
#13 NCSUÂ 202, #18 UW 149
Quoting the Coaches
Swimming
"Great job coming up north against Wisconsin and coming out with two wins," said head coach Braden Holloway. "I'm proud of our group for keeping the energy up on the second day; it's a lot harder to do when your having to get up early and back to work but they know both teams are dealing with it. We brought some good energy this morning and got things moving. The divers did a great job today on the boards and hats off to Madeline Kline for fighting back and getting a win today. It was a gutsy performance by Maddy and overall the divers did a solid job.
On the swimming side of things we continue to have new people rise and step up. One area that I was really happy with was our women's 400 IM'ers; the strength and depth we showed in that event today made me feel really good about where we are and what we're able to do. Some of the youth really stepped up. Julia Poole and Kathleen Moore really had a big day on the freshmen side of things; Elise Haan had a big swim in the 200 backstroke going against one of the nation's best and again Ky-lee Perry steps up on the block and is getting more comfortable and learning how to race the way she wants to at the end of the year and executing it. Ky-lee had a big day. Overall, our women had some pretty great results for us and we had a few people back this meet that we didn't have last time. We added Krista Duffield to the fold and got her season off to a good start.
As far as the men are concerned, we would have liked to have been a little bit better in some areas today but we did have some tough performances. Our backstrokers were pretty solid today; that crew with breaststroke moving up. Obviously we're pretty deep with our sprinters this year and it's great we've been able to move people around. Jacob Molacek, Giovanni Izzo; getting them a bunch of stroke races this weekend was key to where we're going to go with those guys. They've got many options so we've got to continue to figure out what's the best option with what events they're going to end up doing. Anton Ipsen was a stud today; big 500 freestyle win and a 400 IM win. I think that was pretty big for our program and for him. He doesn't get that many 400 IMs during the year.Â
We traveled up here and had a long day Thursday now we've got to get back to work. The guys have two weeks before they race again; the ladies have a short week so we need to have a good, fun part of the week but we also need to learn. We need to watch video and keep working on making adjustments. Overall, a good win for us."
 Diving
"I think we had a very good day today on the boards; the women on the one-meter and the men on three," said diving coach Yahya Radman. "Starting off with the women's one-meter, Madeline came to play today. She came out swinging and gave a very solid effort; obviously there are some things we need to work on but she did enough to get the win. Now we go back to Raleigh prepare for the next skillset to set us up for the next part of the season.
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The men are doing a lot better physically and mentally. James finished second while doing a very big dive for the first time in competition. I'm very happy with the direction he's going and it's going to set us up nicely for zones and ACC's. We'll try it again when Texas comes to town"
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Wolfpack Relays
The Wolfpack again showed its depth in the relays, with the quartet of Andreas Vazaios , Ryan Held, Jacob Molacek and Mark McGlaughlin winning the men's 200-yard medley relay thanks to their 1:28.30 second finish, which was also a pool record.
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 Top Individual Performances
Hannah Moore continued to lead from the front for NC State as she finished the 500 freestyle in 4:47.81 seconds, earning herself first-place. She also won the 400 IM and earned an NCAA 'B' cut as she finished in 4:15.80 seconds. Kathleen Moore finished second in the 400 IM thanks to her 4:18.35 second finish, also an NCAA 'B' cut.
The Wolfpack swept the 500 freestyle events as Anton Ipsen earned an NCAA 'B' cut as he finished the race in 4:21.12 seconds and the won the event.
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Coleman Stewart continued to impress, winning the 200 backstroke and earning an NCAA 'B' standard qualifying time thanks to his finish of 1:44.79 seconds. Hennessey Stuart finished second with a time of 1:45.20, which was also an NCAA 'B' cut.
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The Wolfpack swept the 100 freestyle thanks to Ky-lee Perry and Andreas Vazaios, as they finished in 49.25 and 44.58 respectively. Vazaios earned an NCAA 'B' cut in the process.
Julia Poole continued to step up and deliver, winning the 200 breaststroke in a time of 2:17.85 seconds and while Elise Haan finished second in the 200 backstroke, her time of 1:56.61 seconds was an NCAA 'B' standard qualifying time.
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Diving
Madeline Kline took first in the women's three-meter diving thanks to her score of 262.72.
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NC State Event Winners
Women's 400 medley relay: Elise Haan, Lindsay Morrow, Krista Duffield, Ky-lee Perry - 3:40.04
Men's 400 medley relay: Hennessey Stuart, Daniel Graber, James Bretscher, Mark McGlaughlin - 3:14.48
Women's 200 freestyle relay: Elise Haan, Ky-lee Perry, Krista Duffield, Lexie Lupton – 1:30.95
Men's 200 freestyle relay: Mark McGlaughlin, Jacob Molacek, Ryan Held, Tyler Rice - 1:20.25
Women's 1000 freestyle: Hannah Moore - 9:40.71*
Men's 1000 freestyle: Anton Ipsen - 8:52.87
Women's 200 IM: Julia Poole - 1:58.99#
Men's 200 IM: Andreas Vazaios - 1:45.90#*
Women's 50 freestyle: Ky-lee Perry - 22.48#
Men's 50 freestyle: Giovanni Izzo - 20.23
Women's 200 butterfly: Hannah Moore - 2:00.59
Men's 200 butterfly: Andreas Vazaios - 1:45.25#
Men's 200 freestyle: Ryan Held - 1:36.22#
Men's 1-meter diving: James Brady - 345.07#
Men's 100 breaststroke: Jacob Molacek - 54.81#
Women's 100 backstroke: Elise Haan – 53.47#
Men's 100 backstroke: Coleman Stewart – 47.93#
Men's 200 medley relay: Andreas Vazaios, Ryan Held, Jacob Molacek, Mark McGlaughlin – 1:28.03*
Women's 500 freestyle: Hannah Moore – 4:47.81
Men's 500 freestyle: Anton Ipsen - 4:21.12#
Men's 200 yard backstroke: Hennessey Stuart – 1:44.79#
Women's 100 freestyle: Ky-lee Perry – 49.25#
Men's 100 freestyle: Andreas Vazaios – 44.58
Women's 200 breaststroke: Julia Poole – 2:17.85
Women's 3-meter diving: Madeline Kline – 262.72
Women's 400 IM: Hannah Moore – 4:15.80#
Men's 200 backstroke: Coleman Stewart - 1:44.70#
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- * denotes pool record
- # denotes NCAA 'B'/Zone cut
 Up Next
The Wolfpack women have a short week as they travel to California for a dual against No. 1 Stanford on Nov. 3 and No. 2 California on Nov. 4.
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Stay up to date with the latest on NC State swimming and diving:Â
Twitter:Â @packswimdive
Facebook:Â NC State Swimming and Diving
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