Swimming & Diving

Swimming and Diving: Tulane defeats SMU, 154-146 to conclude regular season


Feb. 8-10 Results:
 
Men’s Results
ECU Nike Cup Invite RESULTS
SMU Pre-Conference Time Trials RESULTS

Women’s Results
ECU Nike Cup Invite RESULTS
SMU Vs. Tulane/ Pre-Conference Time Trials RECAP
Tulane At SMU RECAP
 
Highlights
- ECU, SMU and Tulane concluded their 2019 regular-season swimming and diving campaigns over the weekend. The 2019 American Athletic Conference Swimming and Diving Championships will be held from Feb. 27-March 2 at the IUPUI Natatorium.

Tulane outlasted SMU on the road to capture its second-straight win Friday night, defeating the Mustangs 154-146. The Green Wave won nine racing events, including the 200-yard medley (1:43.59) and 400-yard freestyle (3:27.61) relay. Sophomore Kate McDonald led the way for Tulane, winning three individual events, which included the 100-yard breaststroke (1:02.24), 200-yard breaststroke (2:14.53) and 200-yard IM races (2:03.53). She also swam the second leg of the Green Wave's 200-yard medley relay.

Junior Erin Trahan won all three of her individual events, and freshman Johanna Holloway swept diving action to lead SMU. The Mustangs finished the regular season 4-5 in dual action, while Tulane improves to the same record. Trahan picked up wins in the 50- and 100-yard freestyles, as well as the 100-yard butterfly. In diving action, Holloway posted NCAA Zone qualifying scores on both springboards. She registered a six-round 276.83 on 1 meter and a 290.55 on 3 meter. Both marks were career bests.

The Mustang men joined the women in hosting a Pre-Conference Time Trial event on Saturday, as the meet featured swimmers and divers from North Texas and Oklahoma Baptist, as well as divers from TCU.

ECU competed in the Janis Hape Dowd Carolina College Nike Invitational over the weekend. The Pirate men collected 11 podium finishes, while the women notched seven. Marek Osina won the men’s 200 freestyle (1:38.42), and Jacek Arentewicz placed first in the 100 breaststroke (53.83). Osina’s time was a season-best, while Arentewicz met the NCAA B-Cut standards with his mark.