11月9日と10日に行われたVirginia UniversityとPennsylvania State Universityとの対抗戦の結果です。NCAAのDivision1のランキングでVirginiaは12位、Penn Stateは25位と、どちらも強いチームです。
勝は1日目は200Frリレー、100Fr、400メドレーリレーに、2日目は200メドレーリレー、200Fr、400Frリレーに出場しました。
200Frリレー結果 1:27.12
22.51-43.84 (21.33)-1:05.58 (21.74)-1:27.12 (21.54)
1) Vadney, Jason SR
2) McNichols, Matt SR
3) Koba, Sho SO
4) Strickler, Gabe SO
100Fr結果 46.57
22.66-46.57 (23.91)
400メドレーリレー結果 3:24.06
24.96-52.21 (52.21)
1:18.50 (26.29)-1:48.62 (56.41)
2:11.70 (23.08)-2:38.68 (50.06)
3:00.29 (21.61)-3:24.06 (45.38)
1) LaRocque, Jonathon SO
2) Puskaric, Kevin FR
3) Poteete, Marcus FR
4) Koba, Sho SO
このリレーのスプリットタイムは多分ベストじゃないかと思います。
200メドレーリレー結果 1:36.25
24.97-51.21 (26.24)-1:14.49 (23.28)-1:36.25 (21.76)
1) Strickler, Gabe SO
2) Schmitt, Joe SO
3) Koba, Sho SO
4) Healey, Mark FR
勝はバタフライを泳いだようです。
200Fr結果 1:39.87
24.02-49.70 (25.68)-1:15.03 (25.33)-1:39.87 (24.84)
後半がしっかり上がっていったのは良かったと思いますが、前半は23秒台48秒台に入れていって欲しいですね。
400Frリレー 3:04.33
22.36-46.03 (46.03)
1:08.07 (22.04)-1:32.86 (46.83)
1:54.90 (22.04)-2:19.36 (46.50)
2:40.84 (21.48)-3:04.33 (44.97)
1) Koba, Sho SO
2) Schmitt, Joe SO
3) Vadney, Jason SR
4) Schmitt, Adam SR
久しぶりの46秒0ですが、テーパー無しで45秒台には入れていかないと中々戦っていけないと思います。ガンバレー!
土曜日の大会終了後はバスで8時間かけてEast Lansingに戻るのですが、Michiganに戻る途中で勝から電話で状況報告がありました。
強豪チームとの対戦で波を受けて泳ぐことが多かったけど、ターンの水中ドルフィンが良くなってきて影響を受けにくくなったと言っていました。
この調子でこの先故障せずにしっかりトレーニングができていければよいと思います。
MSU vs Virginia & Penn Stateの結果
MSUのweb記事(1日目)
MSUのWeb記事(2日目)
Spartans Finish Busy Weekend At Penn State
Koba wins 200 free to lead MSU
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 Sophomore Sho Koba led MSU by winning the 200 free Saturday at Penn State |
Nov. 10, 2007
Final Stats
UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. -The Michigan State men's and women's swimming & diving teams concluded their busiest weekend of the regular season Saturday at Penn State. The scores from Saturday's action were added on to Friday night scores. The women's team ended falling in the dual meet scores to Penn State (264-89), Purdue (272-81) and Virginia (262.5-90.5). The men's team competed against Penn State and Virginia, falling 214-138, and 233.5-117.5, respectively. It was the third time in as many days the swimming teams have competed.
Sophomore Sho Koba and senior Adam Schmitt highlighted the men's efforts. Koba clocked a time of 1:39.87 to win the 200 free, and he also swam the lead leg of the third-place 400 free relay team. Schmitt placed third in the 200 free (1:41.00) and also added a seventh-place finish in the 50 free with a time of 21.41.
Freshman Stephanie Fisher registered a time of 57.86 for a fifth-place swim in the 100 back. Sophomore Laura DeFord also gave a strong effort (2:23.03) in the 200 breast.
"Being that it was our third straight day competing, we didn't have a lot of energy," head coach Matt Gianiodis. "I'm proud of our teams because of the way they battled. We definitely got what we wanted out of this trip."
The Spartans return to action Friday, Nov. 30 at the multi-team Ohio State Invitational.
Divers Lead Spartans At Penn State Multi-Team Meet
Adam Schmitt places first in 200 IM and 100 free to lead MSU
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 Senior Adam Schmitt won two events to lead MSU's efforts at Penn State Friday night |
Nov. 9, 2007
Complete Results
UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa.- The Michigan State swimming & diving programs enjoyed one of their best performances, competing well against national powers Penn State and Virginia. The men's team won four events, but lost both dual meets to Penn State(91-76) and Virginia(104.5-61.5). The Spartan women dropped duals to Penn State(126-41), Purdue (134-33) and Virginia(123.5-43.5).
Senior Adam Schmitt led the Spartans with wins in the 200 IM (1:52.15) and 100 free (45.63), while freshman Kevin Puskaric clocked a first-place time of 57.52 in the 100 breast, good for a first place tie with Virginia's P.J. Sullivan.
Freshman Colby Ward had one of his strongest showings, recording a time of 4:33.36 in the 500 free. The time was MSU's best of the night and garnered a fourth-place finish.
The Spartan men controlled the diving portion of the dual with sophomore David Garry taking first place in one-meter diving (307.60), followed by fellow sophomore Ivan Zalessov (294.60).
"The men's team is competing unbelievably," head coach Matt Gianiodis said. "To swim that well and win four of nine events is great. I'm proud of our team.
"The women's team had some good swims. We just need a few more people to step up."
Gianiodis cited sophomore Erinn Wertz as one of the team's top women's performers. Wertz swam solid legs in the 400 medley and 200 free relay and clocked a 53.92 in the 100 free.
Junior Danielle Williams placed second off the three-meter board (310.05), while fellow junior followed closely with a tally of 298.90.
The same teams will swim another multi-team meet Saturday, Nov. 10 beginning at 1 p.m.
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