Swim Championship Preview

 

written by STEVE ULRICH your must-read briefing on what's driving the day in NCAA Division III   >> Hello Tuesday. Happy Ides of March >> Today's Word Count: 968 >> Would you be interested in sponsoring D3Playbook? Give us a shout for all the details. >> Thanks for reading D3Playbook. Is your staff reading D3Playbook? Share the love and the info.   I'd like D3Playbook in my inbox TOP STORY 1. Swim Championship Preview   Crile Hart, Kenyon (photo by Sejin Kim) The 2022 NCAA Division III Men's and Women's Swimming and Diving Championship begins Wednesday at IUPUI in Indianapolis. It is the first NCAA championship meet since 2019 when the Denison men and Emory women captured the team titles. Here are the "psych sheet" favorites. Men 500 Free: Pat Pema (Emory) 4:23.33 200 IM: Jordan Ren (MIT), 1:47.60 50 Free: Kevin Gillooly (Rowan) 19.52 3-meter diving: Drew Albrecht (Kenyon) 200 Medley Relay: Emory 1:26.73 200 Free Relay: MIT 1:19.39 400 IM: Bryan Fitzgerald (Kenyon) 3:51.20 100 Fly: David Fitch (Kenyon) 46.46 200 Free: Jamie Lovette (Williams) 1:35.52 400 Medley Relay: MIT 3:12.26 200 Fly: Frank Applebaum (Claremont-M-S) 1:46.06 100 Back: Adam Janicki (MIT) 47.12 100 Breast: Max Chen (Johns Hopkins) 52.79 1-meter diving: Albrecht 800 Free Relay: Williams 6:31.93 1650 Free: Thomas Pritchard (New York U.) 15:14.72 100 Free: Liam McDonnell (John Carroll) 43.69 200 Back: Yurii Kosian (Kenyon) 1:44.44 200 Breast: Jason Hamilton (Emory) 1:56.47 400 Free Relay: MIT 2:55.57 Women 500 Free: Taryn Wisner (Denison) 4:51.21 200 IM: Crile Hart (Kenyon) 1:59.30 50 Free: Taylor Robey (Nazareth) 22.79 200 Medley Relay: Emory 1:40.37 200 Free Relay: Kenyon 1:31.04 400 IM: Augusta Lewis (Claremont-M-S) 4:18.66 100 Fly: Hart 53.40 200 Free: Mary Hufziger (Tufts) 1:48.26 1-meter diving: Sydney Bluestein (Amherst) 400 Medley Relay: Kenyon 3:39.77 200 Fly: Marie Fagan (Amherst) 2:00.58 100 Back: Jessica Flynn (New York U.) 53.95 100 Breast: Edenna Chen (MIT) 1:00.43 800 Free Relay: Tufts 7:18.26 1650 Free: Maggie Menso (St. Catherine) 16:43.43 100 Free: Alex Turvey (Pomona-Pitzer) 49.96 200 Back: Hart 1:57.62 200 Breast: Jordyn Wentzel (St. Catherine) 2:10.66 3-meter diving: Bluestein 400 Free Relay: Kenyon 3:21.65 >> Complete Psych Sheet >> Digital Program >> Live Video A MESSAGE FROM BLUEFRAME TECHNOLOGY     Did you know BlueFrame Technology has advanced integrations with top automated cameras like the Hudl Focus? Showcase your teams and student-athletes with BlueFrame’s full streaming service priced perfectly for D3 budgets….or use their Production Truck software to stream with your current provider. Step up your game this year and STREAM LIKE A PRO with BlueFrame. Learn more today!   BlueFrame Games to Watch SFB: McMurry vs. St. Thomas, 3:00 BSB: Johns Hopkins vs. Messiah, 5:00 MVB: Immaculata vs. Elizabethtown, 7:00 BASKETBALL 2.  Jostens Trophy Finalists The Jostens Trophy honors - one for men's basketball and one for women's basketball - are national awards created by the Rotary Club of Salem and sponsored by Jostens, Inc., to recognize the most outstanding men's and women's Division III basketball players of the year. The awards focus on three major criteria: basketball ability, academic prowess, and service to one's surrounding communities. The Jostens Trophy models the Rotary International motto of "Service Above Self" by recognizing those who truly fit the ideal of a well-rounded Division III student-athlete. The 2022 season marks the 24th time the Jostens Trophy honors will be awarded. The selection committee features 27 current and former athletic administrators and head coaches, past Jostens Trophy recipients, and select members of the Division III media. The committee will announce the two winners on Thursday, March 24. Women's Finalists Hanna Geistfeld, Bethany Lutheran Averi Jordan, DeSales Abbey Lawrence, Case Western Reserve Shannon McCoy, Kean Diarra Oden, Johns Hopkins Leah Porath, UW-Oshkosh Kenedy Schoonveld, Hope Elizabeth Singleton, Clarks Summit Rylee Stafford, Fontbonne Jenna Taylor, Simpson Olivia Weinel, Shenandoah Men Nyameye Adom, Wheaton, Ill. Buzz Anthony, Randolph-Macon Nick Bowman, Trine Jack Davidson, Wabash Conner Delaney, Johns Hopkins Robert Hawkinson, New York U. Jordan Johnson, Concordia, Wis. Matthew Leritz, Illinois Wesleyan Luke Rogers, Tufts Dempsey Roggenbuck, Linfield Matthew Schner, Emory >> Official Release PROMOTION 3. Middlebury Buys All DIII Hockey Tix "Middlebury College has purchased all tickets for the NCAA Division III Women's Hockey Championship weekend in honor of the 50th anniversary of Title IX.  Tickets will be FREE to all spectators for the remaining rounds of the tournament and can be picked up at the box office inside the Peterson Family Athletics Complex beginning at 2:00 p.m. on Friday, March 18 and at 2:00 p.m. on Saturday, March 19.  A MESSAGE FROM D3PLAYBOOK Help us help you. We are glad that you are enjoying D3Playbook. Now won't you help us continue our work? Your gift helps us offset the costs of operating the newsletter and enable us to continue to provide the quality you have come to expect. Please contribute today.   Make a Donation to D3Playbook LACROSSE 4.  Gulls Rule The Roost Olivia Seymour, Hamilton (photo by Josh McKee) The latest Division III men's and women's lacrosse polls are out and Salisbury holds down both No. 1 spots. Women Salisbury (19), 7-0 Gettysburg, 4-1 Ithaca, 3-0 Washington and Lee, 3-2 Middlebury, 3-0 Franklin & Marshall, 3-1 William Smith, 3-0 TCNJ, 3-0 Tufts, 1-1 Brockport, 2-0 >> On the Move: Hamilton, Wesleyan (+4), St. John Fisher (-5), Messiah (-4) >> Hello: Haverford, Williams Games We're Watching  No. 8 TCNJ vs. No. 24 Haverford (Tue.) No. 2 Gettysburg vs. No. 14 York (Wed.) No. 6 Franklin & Marshall vs. No. 19 Denison (Wed.) >> Complete Poll Men Salisbury (6), 7-0 RIT (18), 5-0 Tufts (2), 3-0 Christopher Newport (1), 7-0 York, 2-2 St. John Fisher, 4-0 Lynchburg, 4-1 Franklin & Marshall, 6-0 Wesleyan, 3-0 Gettysburg, 4-1 >> On the Move: Wesleyan (+5), Williams (-5) >> Welcome: RPI >> Complete Poll NEWS 5.  Lightning Round    Freshman Ashlyn Hemm set a Loras program record by striking out 20 of the 23 batters she faced in the Duhawks' 3-0 win against Augsburg.   The USTFCCCA announced its 2022 Indoor Track and Field All-Americans. Athletes of member institutions who finished in the top-8 of their respective individual events and relays at the NCAA Championships last weekend in Winston-Salem earned All-America distinction. SPONSORED BY PRESTO SPORTS   TRANSACTIONS 6.  Comings and Goings   ANDERSON - Melinda Dietz named certified athletic trainer CARLETON - Guy Kalland announced his retirement as head men's basketball coach GETTYSBURG - Carol Cantele announced her retirement as head women's lacrosse coach at the end of the season HUSSON - Alex Gordon named head women's volleyball coach JOHN CARROLL - Rick Finotti stepped down as head football coach. Drew Nystrom named interim head coach ROSEMONT - Phil Miller named director of athletics WASHINGTON (Mo.) - Duez Henderson resigned as assistant women's basketball coach WASHINGTON and LEE - Ryan Connell named athletics broadcaster and multimedia creative specialist WAYNESBURG - Aaron McKinney named head wrestling coach   Thanks for starting your day with us. What did you think of today's newsletter?  Please invite your friends to sign up for D3Playbook

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