North Carolina State University Athletics
Saturday, October 20
Durham, N.C.
11 AM
NC State
at
Duke University
NC State Picks Up Pair of Wins Over Duke
10/20/2018 3:28:00 PM | Swimming
October 20, 2018
Meet Results
DURHAM, N.C. – The NC State swimming and diving teams earned their second victories of the season as both the men's and women's squads each won all but one of their swimming events on the way to defeating Duke at the Taishoff Aquatics Pavilion Saturday afternoon.
The 11th-ranked Wolfpack women set six pool records on the way to beating No. 22 Duke by a 196-104 score, and the No. 4 NC State men took the meet by a 198-102 decision over the Blue Devils. The Pack saw its swimmers sweep nine events across the men and the women. Both Wolfpack squads improve to 2-0 on the season and 1-0 in conference action with the wins.
QUOTING THE COACHES:
Head coach Braden Holloway
"I wanted to see a good environment today, good energy on the deck, and we brought a good environment. Our parent group and our alumni up in the stands did a great job of creating a good atmosphere for the meet.
"We had some good performances. Our ladies once again showed a good bit of range and depth. Ky-lee Perry continues to be a big player for us in the sprints. Our lady backstrokers and breaststrokers are showing a lot of depth. The biggest highlight was Makayla Sargent's day, getting three wins. She's a trooper. She goes at it every day and handles the intensity on a daily basis very well.
"On the men's side, we had some guys step up. Jack McIntyre had a great day for us. Giovanni Izzo got a look in the breaststroke, which was good. With the guys, we're still challenging them to see others step up. We look forward to new days to create new opportunities."
Head diving coach Yahya Radman
"We did well diving against a very competitive ACC team. We have a good baseline of where we need to be moving forward. These next two weeks are going to be critical in setting ourselves up for the end of the season. Madeline (Kline) and James (Brady) will prepare for the ACC/Big Ten Challenge, and the next time our other divers are on the boards will be at the IU Invite. I'm hoping to see a very different team with a more difficult list the next time out."
RELAY HIGHLIGHTS:
The Pack opened the meet by breaking the pool record in the women's 200-yard medley relay. Elise Haan, Anna Shumate, Sirena Rowe and Ky-lee Perry teamed up to touch the wall in 1:39.41 for a first-place finish. The women went on to notch another pool record-breaking time in the 200-yard freestyle relay to end the meet, as Haan, Kylee Alons, Rowe and Perry finished in 1:30.88.
The men followed suit with wins on their side of the events. Coleman Stewart, Daniel Graber, Giovanni Izzo and Justin Ress picked up the medley relay victory in 1:27.40, and Jacob Molacek, Cobe Garcia, Noah Hensley, and Ress won the freestyle relay in 1:19.91.
TOP INDIVIDUAL PERFORMERS:
Makayla Sargent impressed with three individual wins as the Wolfpack women's leading scorer. After picking up two first-place finishes in last week's season opener, the NC State junior opened her meet by dropping time in the 200-yard butterfly, touching the wall in 1:58.18. Sargent earned her second 500-yard freestyle win of the season in 4:50.58 and then went on to post a pool record with a dominant performance in the 400-yard individual medley (4:11.64), the nation's second-fastest time in the event this season and an NCAA B cut.
Sophie Hansson remains unbeaten in the individual breaststroke events through the first two weeks of the season, as she picked up another sweep in the meet against the Blue Devils. She won the 100-yard breaststroke in pool record time (1:01.40) and went on to take the victory in the 200-yard breaststroke (2:14.45).
Ky-lee Perry also picked up a pair of individual wins, setting pool records in both the 50-yard (22.35) and 100-yard (48.99) freestyle events.
On the men's side, Jack McIntyre led the Pack in scoring. The sophomore has picked up 1000-yard freestyle wins in both of his outings this season, taking first against Duke with a time of 9:13.84. McIntyre also won the 400-yard individual medley in 4:00.99
Jacob Molacek earned his first wins of the season, as he opened his outing by taking first place in the 200-yard freestyle with a time of 1:37.15. He went on to win the 100-yard freestyle in 44.18.
Nyls Korstanje continued to prove himself as one of the nation's fastest swimmers in the early stages of the season as he picked up a win in the 50-yard freestyle with another sub-20 second race. He dropped time from his career debut to record an NCAA B mark, clocking in at 19.90 for the first-place finish.
Swimming the 100-yard butterfly for the first time this season, Giovanni Izzo met the NCAA B standard with a 47.69 for the win. Coleman Stewart, who clocked an NCAA B cut in the 100-yard backstroke at the last meet, picked up another win in the event and set a pool record of his own with a 46.26 mark.
DIVING:
Madeline Kline earned a pair of third-place finishes on the boards, notching her best marks of the season on each. Her one-meter (266.18) and three-meter (285.68) dives continued to better her NCAA Zone qualifying marks.
James Brady also took third in both diving events. He started his morning with a season-best 319.80 on the one-meter board and tallied a 331.73 on the three-meter board.
UP NEXT:
The Wolfpack will prepare to send select members of the team to the inaugural ACC/Big Ten Challenge, which is slated for the weekend of Nov. 10-11. In addition to having student-athletes who will be selected for the squad, head coach Braden Holloway will serve as the coach for the ACC men's team at the interconference meet.
MEN'S SCORE: NC STATE, 198 – DUKE, 102
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WOMEN'S SCORE: NC STATE, 196 – DUKE, 104
TOP FINISHERS:
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Meet Results
DURHAM, N.C. – The NC State swimming and diving teams earned their second victories of the season as both the men's and women's squads each won all but one of their swimming events on the way to defeating Duke at the Taishoff Aquatics Pavilion Saturday afternoon.
The 11th-ranked Wolfpack women set six pool records on the way to beating No. 22 Duke by a 196-104 score, and the No. 4 NC State men took the meet by a 198-102 decision over the Blue Devils. The Pack saw its swimmers sweep nine events across the men and the women. Both Wolfpack squads improve to 2-0 on the season and 1-0 in conference action with the wins.
QUOTING THE COACHES:
Head coach Braden Holloway
"I wanted to see a good environment today, good energy on the deck, and we brought a good environment. Our parent group and our alumni up in the stands did a great job of creating a good atmosphere for the meet.
"We had some good performances. Our ladies once again showed a good bit of range and depth. Ky-lee Perry continues to be a big player for us in the sprints. Our lady backstrokers and breaststrokers are showing a lot of depth. The biggest highlight was Makayla Sargent's day, getting three wins. She's a trooper. She goes at it every day and handles the intensity on a daily basis very well.
"On the men's side, we had some guys step up. Jack McIntyre had a great day for us. Giovanni Izzo got a look in the breaststroke, which was good. With the guys, we're still challenging them to see others step up. We look forward to new days to create new opportunities."
Head diving coach Yahya Radman
"We did well diving against a very competitive ACC team. We have a good baseline of where we need to be moving forward. These next two weeks are going to be critical in setting ourselves up for the end of the season. Madeline (Kline) and James (Brady) will prepare for the ACC/Big Ten Challenge, and the next time our other divers are on the boards will be at the IU Invite. I'm hoping to see a very different team with a more difficult list the next time out."
RELAY HIGHLIGHTS:
The Pack opened the meet by breaking the pool record in the women's 200-yard medley relay. Elise Haan, Anna Shumate, Sirena Rowe and Ky-lee Perry teamed up to touch the wall in 1:39.41 for a first-place finish. The women went on to notch another pool record-breaking time in the 200-yard freestyle relay to end the meet, as Haan, Kylee Alons, Rowe and Perry finished in 1:30.88.
The men followed suit with wins on their side of the events. Coleman Stewart, Daniel Graber, Giovanni Izzo and Justin Ress picked up the medley relay victory in 1:27.40, and Jacob Molacek, Cobe Garcia, Noah Hensley, and Ress won the freestyle relay in 1:19.91.
TOP INDIVIDUAL PERFORMERS:
Makayla Sargent impressed with three individual wins as the Wolfpack women's leading scorer. After picking up two first-place finishes in last week's season opener, the NC State junior opened her meet by dropping time in the 200-yard butterfly, touching the wall in 1:58.18. Sargent earned her second 500-yard freestyle win of the season in 4:50.58 and then went on to post a pool record with a dominant performance in the 400-yard individual medley (4:11.64), the nation's second-fastest time in the event this season and an NCAA B cut.
Sophie Hansson remains unbeaten in the individual breaststroke events through the first two weeks of the season, as she picked up another sweep in the meet against the Blue Devils. She won the 100-yard breaststroke in pool record time (1:01.40) and went on to take the victory in the 200-yard breaststroke (2:14.45).
Ky-lee Perry also picked up a pair of individual wins, setting pool records in both the 50-yard (22.35) and 100-yard (48.99) freestyle events.
On the men's side, Jack McIntyre led the Pack in scoring. The sophomore has picked up 1000-yard freestyle wins in both of his outings this season, taking first against Duke with a time of 9:13.84. McIntyre also won the 400-yard individual medley in 4:00.99
Jacob Molacek earned his first wins of the season, as he opened his outing by taking first place in the 200-yard freestyle with a time of 1:37.15. He went on to win the 100-yard freestyle in 44.18.
Nyls Korstanje continued to prove himself as one of the nation's fastest swimmers in the early stages of the season as he picked up a win in the 50-yard freestyle with another sub-20 second race. He dropped time from his career debut to record an NCAA B mark, clocking in at 19.90 for the first-place finish.
Swimming the 100-yard butterfly for the first time this season, Giovanni Izzo met the NCAA B standard with a 47.69 for the win. Coleman Stewart, who clocked an NCAA B cut in the 100-yard backstroke at the last meet, picked up another win in the event and set a pool record of his own with a 46.26 mark.
DIVING:
Madeline Kline earned a pair of third-place finishes on the boards, notching her best marks of the season on each. Her one-meter (266.18) and three-meter (285.68) dives continued to better her NCAA Zone qualifying marks.
James Brady also took third in both diving events. He started his morning with a season-best 319.80 on the one-meter board and tallied a 331.73 on the three-meter board.
UP NEXT:
The Wolfpack will prepare to send select members of the team to the inaugural ACC/Big Ten Challenge, which is slated for the weekend of Nov. 10-11. In addition to having student-athletes who will be selected for the squad, head coach Braden Holloway will serve as the coach for the ACC men's team at the interconference meet.
MEN'S SCORE: NC STATE, 198 – DUKE, 102
TOP FINISHERS:
- 200 medley relay: Coleman Stewart, Daniel Graber, Giovanni Izzo, Justin Ress (1st place – 1:27.40)
- One-meter diving: James Brady (3rd place – 319.80)
- 1000 freestyle: Jack McIntyre (1st place – 9:13.84)
- 200 freestyle: Jacob Molacek (1st place – 1:37.15)
- 100 backstroke: Coleman Stewart (1st place – 46.26, pool record)
- 100 breaststroke: Giovanni Izzo (2nd place – 55.97)
- 200 butterfly: James Bretscher (1st place – 1:47.07)
- 50 freestyle: Nyls Korstanje (1st place – 19.90)
- 100 freestyle: Jacob Molacek (1st place – 44.18)
- 200 backstroke: Jacob Johnson (1st place – 1:48.62)
- 200 breaststroke: Patrik Schwarzenbach (1st place – 2:03.77)
- 500 freestyle: Eric Knowles (1st place – 4:29.46)
- 100 butterfly: Giovanni Izzo (1st place – 47.69)
- Three-meter diving: James Brady (3rd place – 331.73)
- 400 individual medley: Jack McIntyre (1st place – 4:00.99)
- 200 freestyle relay: Jacob Molacek, Cobe Garcia, Noah Hensley, Justin Ress (1st place – 1:19.91)
WOMEN'S SCORE: NC STATE, 196 – DUKE, 104
TOP FINISHERS:
- 200 medley relay: Elise Haan, Anna Shumate, Sirena Rowe, Ky-lee Perry (1st place – 1:39.41, pool record)
- One-meter diving: Madeline Kline (3rd place – 266.18)
- 1000 freestyle: Tamila Holub (1st place – 9:53.42)
- 200 freestyle: Julia Poole (1st place – 1:49.09)
- 100 backstroke: Elise Haan (1st place – 54.04)
- 100 breaststroke: Sophie Hansson (1st place – 1:01.40, pool record)
- 200 butterfly: Makayla Sargent (1st place – 1:58.18)
- 50 freestyle: Ky-lee Perry (1st place – 22.35, pool record)
- 100 freestyle: Ky-lee Perry (1st place – 48.99, pool record)
- 200 backstroke: Emma Muzzy (1st place – 1:57.30)
- 200 breaststroke: Sophie Hansson (1st place – 2:14:45)
- 500 freestyle: Makayla Sargent (1st place – 4:50.58)
- 100 butterfly: Kylee Alons (2nd place – 54.11)
- Three-meter diving: Madeline Kline (3rd place – 285.68)
- 400 individual medley: Makayla Sargent (1st place – 4:11.64, pool record)
- 200 freestyle relay: Elise Haan, Kylee Alons, Sirena Rowe, Ky-lee Perry (1st place – 1:30.88, pool record)
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