UMBC Leads Entering Final Day of the #AESD Championship

UMBC Leads Entering Final Day of the #AESD Championship

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Worcester, Mass. – Heading into the final day of the #AESD Championships, UMBC sits atop the standings in both the women's and men's competition. 
 
Full Results
 
For more information including live results, record books, schedule of events and ticketing visit Championship Central.
 
2019 America East Swimming & Diving Championships
Team Standings through Day 3 (28 events)
Women
  1. UMBC (604.5 points)
  2. New Hampshire (529)
  3. Vermont (353)
  4. Maine (330.5)
  5. Stony Brook (140)
  6. Stony Brook (134)
 
Men
  1. UMBC (782.5 points)
  2. Binghamton (558)
  3. Maine (336.5)
  4. VMI (300)
 
Day 3 Highlights
  • Corinne Carbone earned her second championship title of the weekend in the 400 IM, touching the wall in 4:13.41. UMBC sophomore Kai Wisner captured first place in the men’s 400 IM in a time of 3:59.70.
  • UMBC sophomore Natalija Marin earned gold in the 100 butterfly with a time of 54.83 and Jack Carlisle touched the wall in 49.47, capturing first place.
  • Alexander Gliese of UMBC broke the America East Championship record in the 100 backstroke this morning during prelims and again in the finals with a time of 47.16.
  • Maine’s Juliana McDonald captured another first place finish in the women’s 200 free with a time of 1:49.09. UMBC’s Ilia Rattsev also earned another gold this weekend in the 200 free with a time of 1:37.55.
  • Madyson Popalis of UMBC took first in the women’s 100 breaststroke (1:03.78) as well as UMBC’s Connor Ganley with a time of 55.22.
  • Melissa Dingle of New Hampshire touched the wall in 55.76 to win the women’s 100 backstroke.
  • Binghamton's Amanda McGraw won the women's 1-meter event with a score of 226.30.
  • The 400-yard medley relay teams for UMBC (men) and New Hampshire (women) won gold to close out the night.
 
The final day of competition begins at 10:00 a.m. on Sunday with prelims in women’s and men’s 200-yard backstroke, 100-yard freestyle, 200-yard breaststroke, and 200-yard butterfly. The women’s and men’s 1650 free begins at 3:20 followed with the fastest heat in the finals. Finals begin at 5:30 p.m. and the competition and awards ceremony can be streamed live on AmericaEast.TV.
 
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