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UH swimming and diving look ahead to National Tournament and the Olympics W 400 MR Heat 1 at the 2021 MPSF Conference Championships on Friday, February 19, 2021. (MANDATORY CREDIT: Kyle Calzia / MPSF) (Source: Kyle Calzia) By Kyle Chinen | February 24, 2021 at 6:42 PM HST - Updated February 24 at 6:42 PM
HONOLULU, Hawaii (HawaiiNewsNow) - Over the last weekend, the UH Swimming and Diving team showed out at the Mountain Pacific Sports Federation Championships â with the women taking home first place while the men took home second.
The weekendâs rewards, a sweet treat for the âBows who had to navigate competing during the pandemic, but according to head coach Elliot Ptasnik, the MPSFP Championship will serve as a spring board or a diving board for whats next for his athletes.
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Junior Molly McCance and freshmen Danielle Carter added second-place finishes on the women s side, McCance in the 200 fly (2:01.95) and Carter in the 200 back (1:57.94). Additionally, freshman Reagan Nibarger earned a third-place finish in the 100 free (50.90). The women s 400 free relay squad of Paige Gambetta, Nibarger, Sydney Rouse, and Bryn McGowan finished fourth in 3:26.40. Lexi Fusari and Bryn McGowan continued to do a great job of guiding our women through a difficult championship season. I am proud of the way they raced in their final MPSF meet, said Macedo. I am impressed by Maelynn s excellent double and can t wait to see Danielle chase more victories in the coming years.
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By Barry Punzal, Noozhawk Sports Editor |
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UCSB swimmers recorded three individual second-place finishes, but the Gauchos men and women both dropped to fourth place in the team standings after the second day at the Mountain Pacific Sports Federation Championships at Cal Poly.
The UCSB men have 186 points and trail BYU (302.5), Hawaii (301) and Cal Poly (208.5). The women, with a 190 points, sit behind Hawaii (305), BYU (273) and UC Davis (198).
Dominic Falcon was runner-up in the men s 500 freestyle (4:26.92) for UCSB and sophomore Christian Martinez was second in the 50 free (20.13). In addition, the quartet of Tim Lee, Martinez, Zach Dietz, and Ryan Levy grabbed the second spot in the 200 free relay (1:20.38). Men s team captain Dan Marella secured third place in the 500 Free (4:27.35).
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