Wolfpack Men and Women Lead Scoring Friday in Dual at Tennessee

Wolfpack Men and Women Lead Scoring Friday in Dual at Tennessee

10/14/2022 9:46:00 PM | Swimming

Knoxville, Tenn. — The NC State Wolfpack kicked off the 2022-23 regular season by leading the dual meet with the Tennessee Volunteers heading into the second session of competition beginning at 9 a.m. Saturday morning.

The Wolfpack women lead Tennessee 106.5 - 79.5, with the men also being on top of the Vols 114 - 72. The first half of the dual meet competition was highlighted by a 1-2-3-4 sweep in the men's 1,000-yard freestyle, and several other stacked top-finishing heats for both the men and women.

EVENT HIGHLIGHTS:
400 medley relay
        Women:
            1. Emma Muzzy, Heather Maccausland, Sarah Watson, and Annabel Crush (3:37.56)
          4. Maddy Flickinger, Aubree Brouwer, Lauren Malinowski, Tamryn van Selm (3:43.54)
        Men:
          1. Kacper Stokowski, Giovanni Izzo, Nyls Korstanje, Luke Miller (3:08.50)
          3. Quintin McCarty, Mason Hunter, Aiden Hayes, Bartosz Piszczorowicz (3:12.33)
          5. Ryan Weaver, Conall Monahan, Stephen Conrad, Drew Salls (3:17.40)
1000 freestyle
        Women:
          2. Brooke Travis (9:51.50)
          3. Yara Hierath (10:00.95)
          4. Emma Hastings (10:04.06)
        Men:
      1. Will Gallant (9:00.98)
          2. Ross Dant (9:04.85)
          3. Lance Norris (9:09.91)
          4. James Plage (9:13.54)
50 freestyle
        Women:
          2. Kylee Alons (22.68)
          3. Heather Maccausland (23.29)
          4. Meghan Donald (23.52)
          6. Sarah Watson (23.57)
        Men:
          2. Quintin McCarty (19.44)
          3. David Curtiss (19.45)
          4. Nyls Korstanje (19.58)
          7. Drew Salls (20.49)
200 IM
        Women:
          1. Kennedy Noble (1:59.01)
          3. Grace Sheble (2:01.09)
          5. Katherine Helms (2:02.29)
          7. Andrea Podmanikova (2:04.50)
        Men:
      1. Michael Cotter (1:47.43)
          2. Arsenio Bustos (1:48.88)
          3. Giovanni Izzo (1:49.29)
          6. Kyle Ponsler (1:50.29)
3-meter diving (women)
          4. Ashton Zuburg (293.70)
          5. Helene Synnott (2:85.98)
          7. Ren Watt (244.65)
200 butterfly
        Women:
          1. Abby Arens (1:56.87)
          2. Grace Sheble (1:58.97)
      4. Caroline Sheble (2:01.50)
          6. Grace Monahan (2:02.75)
        Men:
          1. Noah Bowers (1:45.67)
          2. Aiden Hayes (1:47.34)
          6. Stephen Conrad (1:49.52)
100 freestyle
        Women:
          1. Katharine Berkoff (49.35)
          2. Abbey Webb (49.74)
          5. Annabel Crush (50.62)
          6. Tamryn van Selm (51.83)
        Men:
          2. Luke Miller (43.64)
          3. Sam Hoover (43.97)
          4. Michael Cotter (44.34)
          6. Bartosz Piszczorowicz (44.40)
200 backstroke
        Women:
          1. Emma Muzzy (1:55.46)
          4. Kennedy Noble (1:56.04)
          6. Meghan Donald (2:00.38)
          7. Maddy Flickinger (2:00.42)
        Men:
          1. Kacper Stokowski (1:44.53)
          2. JT Ewing (1:44.87)
          4. Zach Cram (1:46.18)
          6. Kyle Ponsler (1:47.87)
3-meter diving (men)
            2. Bayne Bennett (343.43)
            6. Renato Calderaro (300.53)
            7. Spencer Bloom (280.50)
200 breaststroke
        Women:
            1. Andrea Podmanikova (2:10.93)
            3. Heather Maccausland (2:12.46)
            4. Aubree Brouwer (2:15.52)
            5. Kaylee Hamblin (2:15.76)
        Men:
            3. Conall Monahan (2:00.15)
            4. Collin McKenzie (2:00.89)
            7. Arsenio Bustos (2:02.77)
            8. Mason Hunter (2:05.09)
200 freestyle relay
        Women:
            1. Katharine Berkoff, Kylee Alons, Abbey Webb, Abby Arens (1:30.14)
            2. Meghan Donald, Sarah Watson, Annabel Crush, Katherine Helms (1:32.41)
            4. Maddy Flickinger, Kennedy Noble, Lauren Malinowski, Tamryn van Selm 1:34.86)
        Men:
            1. Quintin McCarty, David Curtiss, Nyls Korstanje, Sam Hoover (1:17.54)
            3. Noah Bowers, Giovanni Izzo, Luke Miller, Kacper Stokowski (1:19.46)
            5. Ryan Weaver, Bartosz Piszczorowicz, Michael Cotter, Aiden Hayes (1:21.46)
            6. Drew Salls, JT Ewing, Zach Cram, Stephen Conrad (1:23.00)

UP NEXT:
The matchup between the Wolfpack and Volunteers resumes Saturday morning, with a lineup of events to finish out the weekend, set to begin at 9 a.m. Allan Jones Intercollegiate Aquatics Center. The NC State Wolfpack then returns home next Friday to face the Kentucky Wildcats at 5 p.m. in Raleigh.