INDIANAPOLIS, IN. - Day four at the NCAA Division II Swimming & Diving National Championships was completed on Friday evening from the IUPUI Natatorium. The No. 1 Nova Southeastern Sharks Women's Swim team continues to hold a substantial advantage, NSU sits in first place with 434.5 points. Emily Trieschman won her fourth NCAA National title at the event, taking home the 500-free crown. Savanna Best was victorious in the 100-breaststroke, winning her first individual national championship.
Trieschmann continues her run of dominance and won the 500-free by nearly five-seconds. The sophomore has won titles in the 800-free relay, 1000-free, 200-medley relay, and now the 500-free.
Luca Alessandrini placed sixth in the 500-free, posting a time of 4:23.37.
Mollie Morfelt finished in second-place in the 100-back, just four-tenths of a second off the national title, recording a time of 54.24.
Best clinched the 100-breaststroke national championship in 1:01.13, while teammate Claire Gass earned a bronze with a time of 1:02.01
May Lowy was the third-place finisher in the 200-fly, reaching the podium with a time of 1:59.83.
INSIDE THE MEET
Location – IUPUI Natatorium | Indianapolis, IN.
Events – 500-free, 100-back, 100-breaststroke, 200-fly, 200-free relay
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STANDINGS – Women's
- Nova Southeastern – 434.5
- Indy – 344
- Drury – 263.5
- Colorado Mesa – 258
- West Chester – 192
- Lynn – 160
- Wingate – 154
- Carson-Newman – 126
- Wayne State – 120
- West Florida – 110
STANDINGS – Men's
- Indy – 373.5
- Drury – 338
- McKendree – 273.5
- Tampa – 225
- Colorado Mesa – 204.5
- Findlay – 195.5
- Grand Valley – 162
- Wingate – 151
- Oklahoma Christian – 146.5
- Florida Southern – 142.5
- Henderson State – 134
- Nova Southeastern – 132
UPCOMING
The fifth and final day of the 2023 NCAA Swimming & Diving National Championships will be held on Saturday, March 11, with the 100-free, 200-back, 200-breaststroke, and 400-free relay events.
