Day 2 Results

INDIANAPOLIS — South Dakota junior diver Greysen Hertting made history by winning her third straight one-meter diving championship to lead the Coyote swimming and diving teams on day two of the Summit League Championships at the IUPUI Natatorium.

Hertting scored 293.35 points in the one-meter dive. She is just the third female diver to win the event three times and the first to do so in consecutive seasons.  

In the first two days of the Summit League Championships, the Coyotes set four school records. The men currently sit in fifth place with 122 points. The women are fourth with 159 points.

On Wednesday, freshmen Hunter Padgett, Chris Pospisil, senior Ean Kiddoo and junior Adam Fenton set a school record in the 800-yard freestyle with a time of 6:46.12. Padgett swam the opening leg of the event and broke the Coyotes 200-yard freestyle record with a time of 1:40.70. The Coyotes placed fifth in the race.

Both men's and women's teams set school records in the 200-yard medley relays. The men's team of senior Ian Ford, junior Jacob Knowles, freshman Jared Thorson and sophomore Eric Erlenmeyer finished the relay in 1:31.15 while placing fifth. The women's squad of seniors Maggie Smith, Hannah Veselik, freshmen Hannah Gupton and Theresa Godlewski finished with a program-best time of 1:45.19 and placed fourth.

Senior Chase Testa finished the highest for the Coyotes in the men's three-meter dive and placed seventh with a score of 252.30.

On Thursday, five different Coyote swimmers set personal bests and four moved up on the Coyote Top 10 List.

Freshman Quinn Fawcett placed 11^th in the 500-yard freestyle with a time of 5:06.88. She is now seventh on the Coyote Top 10 List.

Smith placed 10^th in the 200-yard individual medley with a time of 2:08.29. The time was a personal best and moves her to third all-time on the Top 10 List.

Fenton swam the 200-yard individual medley and placed 10^th with a time of 1:53.18. This personal-best time moved him to third on the Coyote Top 10 List.

Godlewski finished 13^th in the 50-yard freestyle with a time of 24.09, which was a personal best. Godlewski is now fifth overall on the Top 10 List.

Padgett won the B-Final in the 500-yard freestyle and swam a personal best 4:33.35.

Erlenmeyer competed in the A-Final for the 50-yard freestyle and came in eighth place with a time of 21.03.

For relays, the women placed fourth in the 200-yard freestyle and the men placed fifth.

The championships continue tomorrow with 400 medley relays, 400 individual medleys, 100 fly, 200 free, 100 breast, 100 back and men's one-meter diving.