
SHENANDOAH, TX — The Pomona-Pitzer Men's and Women's Swimming and Diving teams look to finish the 2017 season with a bang.
The Sagehens will send ten swimmers to represent Pomona-Pitzer at the NCAA Division III Swimming and Diving Championships at the Conroe ISD Natatorium in Shenandoah, Texas beginning tomorrow and running through Saturday.
"We are really excited about the group we are taking this year to the Championships," said Head Coach Jean-Paul Gowdy. "Their energy, attitudes and effort levels over the last three weeks of practice between SCIACs and NCAAs has been terrific, and it will be exciting to see them perform against the best in Division III in Texas this week."
Both teams are coming off second place overall finishes at the SCIAC meet last month. The Sagehens totalled 12 individuals on the All-SCIAC list. In addition, all five relay teams from both teams earned All-SCIAC recognition.
Most of the Sagehens will see action on the first day of competition. Junior Mark Hallman and freshman Zach Senator will be the first Pomona-Pitzer swimmers in the pool when he competes in the 500 freestyle. Samuel To and Sarah Jin will start the NCAA Championships in the 200 yard IM.
SCIAC Champion Adrian Hui will compete next in the 50 freestyle. Maddie Kauahi, the reigning SCIAC Champion in the 100 freestyle, will also see action on day one in the 50 free.
The Sagehens will cap off the opening day with performances in the 200 medley relay. To, Hallman, Ryan Drover, and Hui will represent the men, and Angela Ling, Erin Bigus, Kauahi, and Jin will swim for the women.
In total, the men's team will compete in eight individual events and five relays. The women's team will see action in seven individual events and five relays.
The NCAA will be providing live video and live results throughout the competition.
Meet Central Event Schedule Live Results
Live Video
Day 1 AM Session
Day 1 PM Session
Day 2 AM Session
Day 2 PM Session
Day 3 AM Session
Day 3 PM Session
Day 4 AM Session
Day 4 PM Session
Men's Events
Individual
Samuel To – 200 IM, 400 IM
Will Abele – 200 butterfly, 400 IM
Mark Hallman – 200 freestyle, 500 freestyle
Zach Senator – 500 freestyle, 1650 freestyle
Adrian Hui – 50 freestyle
Ryan Drover – 100 butterfly
Relays
200 Medley Relay – Samuel To, Mark Hallman, Ryan Drover, Adrian Hui
200 Freestyle Relay – Ryan Drover, Mark Hallman, Adrian Hui, Samuel To
400 Medley Relay – TBD
800 Freestyle – Will Abele, Zach Senator, Samuel To, Mark Hallman
400 Freestyle – TBD
Women's Events
Individuals
Maddie Kauahi – 50 freestyle, 100 freestyle, 200 freestyle
Sarah Jin – 100 backstroke, 200 IM, 200 backstroke
Angela Ling – 100 butterfly, 100 backstroke
Relays
200 Medley Relay – Maddie Kauahi, Sarah Jin, Erin Bigus, Angela Ling
200 Freestyle Relay – Maddie Kauahi, Sarah Jin, Erin Bigus, Angela Ling
400 Medley Relay – Maddie Kauahi, Sarah Jin, Erin Bigus, Angela Ling
800 Freestyle Relay – Maddie Kauahi, Sarah Jin, Erin Bigus, Angela Ling
400 Freestyle Relay – Maddie Kauahi, Sarah Jin, Erin Bigus, Angela Ling