MARSHALL, Minn. - The Augustana swimming and diving teams took a trip to Southwest Minnesota State and dominated a quadrangular on Friday night at the Don Palm Natatorium.
Final Scores Women
Augustana 217.0, Northern State 64.0
Augustana 148.0, Southwest Minnesota State 138.0
Final Scores Men
Augustana 184.0, Iowa Lakes 31.0
In the Fast Lane
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Ashley Peterson,
Savanna Osowski,
Anna Schmidt and
Avery Schuh kicked off the night with a win in the 200 medley relay, leading a pack of three Viking relay groups at the top.
- On the men's side,
Xander Smith,
Logan Gustafson,
Henry Lasher and
Daniel Walker finished first in the 200 medley relay.
- In the men's 200 free,
Brady Monson led a pack of Vikings with a time of 1:50.33 to place first.
- Smith took home his second victory of the night when he closed in on the 50 backstroke in 25.85.
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Leona Coha finished 10 seconds in front of the closest non-AU competitor in the 200 butterfly, placing first with a time of 2:19.27.
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Jack Johnson took the top time in the men's 200 butterfly, touching the wall in 2:01.29.
- Another Smith victory came in the 50 free when he finished in 23.03. Lasher,
Evan Bell and
Daniel Walker slotted in the three spots behind him.
- Lasher came back and earned a victory in the 100 free when he finished in 49.30 seconds.
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Amaya Street and
Sofia Hein had the top two times in the 500 free, finishing in 5:21.59 and 5:25.04 respectively.
- Monson rounded out the Viking victories when he completed the 100 IM in 56.46 seconds.
Off the Boards
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Avery Lommel has officially qualified for the NCAA Championships after hitting a school record 456.45 point total to place first in the 1m 11-dive.
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Kate Robbins hit an NCAA Qualifying mark for the first time in her career. The senior from Chanhassen, Minnesota finished third in the 1m dive with an 11-round score of 415.90.
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David Binsfeld also smashed a qualifying point total with a school-record 474.55 in the 1m 11 dive to break his own record set in December.
- In the 3m six dive, Lommel took first with 259.20 points and Robbins finished just behind her with 253.95 points.
Up Next
The Augustana men and women compete at St. Cloud in a duel this afternoon.
