Purdue Invitational 2022
- November 16-18, 2022
- Morgan J. Burke Aquatic Center, West Lafayette, Indiana
- SCY (25 yards)
- meet central
- Live results (link is down, but live results are available on MeetMobile now)
team
- Cal Baptiste
- Florida International (Women Only)
- Illinois (female only)
- Louisville
- Marshall (women only)
- Missouri
- Northwest
- Purdue
- Southern Illinois
- United States Naval Academy (men only)
The first night of the 2022 Purdue Invite has been decided. Louisville leads the standings for both the men’s and women’s teams through Wednesday’s action.
The Cardinals got off to an early start, breaking the pool record in the Women’s 200 Free Relay and significantly clearing the NCAA ‘A’ standard. Gabi Albiero (22.09), Christiana Regenauer (21.54), Julia Dennis (21.55), and Ella Welch (21.85) teamed up and won the race by over two seconds with a 1:27.03. Louisville blew his NCAA ‘A’ standards of 1:28.43 and automatically qualified for his NCAA championship in March.
Louisville will also host the men’s 200m free relay. Abdelrahman El Arabi (19.62), Dalton Law (19.07), Vlad Dubinin (19.64), and Michael Eastman Combining (18.95) gives 1:17.28. They were right in front of the Purdue they saw. Nick Sherman (19.64), Brady Samuels (19.22), Michael Jungel (19.45), and idris muhammad (19.04) Swim at 1:17.35. Both teams were below the NCAA ‘B’ standard, but in the ‘A’ cut he was about half a second behind 1:16.80.
The Women’s 500 Free was a thrilling race in Louisville. liberty williams and Northwestern Laura MullMaru took the lead early on and was about a second ahead of Williams from turns 100 to 400. Williams came home surprisingly early, but in the fourth 50 he split 27.83, then in the final 50 he split 25.85 and in the final 100 he scored 53.68. :40.33, just 0.2 seconds ahead of Mull (4:40.53). The personal best of both players is 4 minutes 38 seconds.
The Cardinals continued their winning streak in the women’s event. Tristen Uretto Won the women’s 200 IM with a time of 1:57.24.she blew her past teammate Abbie Hay In the final 50 after Haye came forward in the breaststroke.Haye touched her second in 1:57.97 and fellow Cardinals Fernanda Gomez Celidonio I finished 3rd in 1:59.14.
northwestern Jasmine Nocentini Louisville denied sweeping the night’s swim event, winning the women’s 50 free at 21.59. Not only did her swim dominate the win, Nocentini set her personal best and broke the Northwestern program record for her performance. She blew her 21.78, her personal best to date.
Behind Nocentini, Louisville showed incredible depth, moving up from 2nd to 6th. Christiana Reggenauer (21.89), Gabi Albiero (21.90), Julia Dennis (22.42), Caroline Barrett (22.53), and Ella Welch (22.53) was the next swimmer.
After leading qualifying at 19.44, Cal Baptist’s Remi Fabiani Tonight’s men’s 50 free win at 19.36.
Purduse Nick Sherman He set a career best of 1:42.90 in the men’s 200 IM qualifier this morning. He won tonight’s event, but swam a lot slower in 1:44.49.
Louisville recorded a 1-2-3-4 finish in the Men’s 500 Free Gustavo Sardowon the race in 4:17.06. Murillo Sartori 2nd place with 4:18.39, Denis Lokteff 3rd place with 4:20.45, Ilya Sivirtsev He finished fourth with a time of 4:22.60.
Louisville closed out the session with a 400th medley relay win. In the women’s 400 medley, Abbie Hay (53.41), Cecilia Viberg (59.31), Tristen Uretto (52.00), and Gabi Albiero (47.50) Teamed up and swam in 3:32.22. They were him just under a second from the NCAA ‘A’ cut of 3:31.38.especially in Louisville Christiana Regenauer Split 51.37 in the fly leg of the Louisville ‘B’ relay.Also, Northwestern Jasmine NocentiniNot normally breaststroke until this season, recorded the fastest chest split on the field at 58.60.
in the men’s 400 medley Dalton Law (46.73), Denis Petrashov (51.75), Abdelrahman El Arabi (46.65), and Murillo Sartori (42.99) combined to record 3:08.12. Purdue was just behind him with 3:08.92. Nick Shermanof 42.21 Anchor split.
On the board, Purdue dominated the day. The Boilermakers scored his 1-2 finish in the men’s 1 m. Jordan Rezepka won with a score of 400.75, Sam Bennett (338.05) comes second. Sophia McAfee Won the women’s 3m 335.45 points.
Team Scores (until Wednesday)
Woman
- Louisville – 325
- Northwest – 233
- Purdue – 144
- Florida International – 123
- Missouri – 83
- Illinois – 61
- Cal Baptiste – 52
- Southern Illinois – 32
- Marshall
male
- Louisville – 293.5
- Purdue – 213.5
- Cal Baptiste – 146
- Northwest – 144.5
- Missouri – 104.5
- Navy – 70
- Southern Illinois – 51
