No. 1 Men’s Swimming continues dominance on Friday at Hall of Fame Invite

AUSTIN, Texas — The No. 1 College of Texas Men’s Swimming group claimed wins in all 6 occasions on Friday evening throughout the third night time of the Texas Corridor of Fame Swimming Invitational at the Lee and Joe Jamail Texas Swimming Heart. The Longhorns have received all 12 occasions around the first three nights of the 4-working day party.

Freshman Carson Foster earned victory in the four hundred-yard unique medley (3:38.89), and senior Sam Pomajevich posted a earn in the a hundred-yard butterfly (45.65). Senior Jake Sannem claimed the two hundred-yard freestyle (1:32.ninety eight), and junior Charles Scheinfeld received the a hundred-yard breaststroke (52.48). Senior Chris Staka captured the a hundred-yard backstroke (46.sixty seven), and the Texas ‘A’ group received the two hundred-yard freestyle in a NCAA ‘A’ cut time of 1:sixteen.99.

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Freshman Carson Foster opened Friday’s finals session with a victory in the four hundred-yard unique medley in a NCAA ‘A’ cut time of 3:38.89. Sophomore Jake Foster took 2nd (3:forty one.49).
Senior Sam Pomajevich claimed the earn in the a hundred-yard butterfly with a NCAA ‘B’ cut time of 45.65. Freshman Zac Van Zandt put 2nd (45.84), when sophomore Cole Crane took fourth (46.forty seven). Both of those Van Zandt and Crane also earned NCAA ‘B’ cut performances. Senior Alvin Jiang recorded a NCAA ‘A’ cut time of 44.97 when racing in the ‘B’ final.
Senior Jake Sannem received the two hundred-yard freestyle in a NCAA ‘B’ cut time of 1:32.ninety eight. Freshman Coby Carrozza took 2nd (1:33.sixty seven), junior Alex Zettle put third (1:35.forty seven) and junior Daniel Krueger completed fourth (1:35.sixty two). Carrozza, Zettle and Krueger all claimed NCAA ‘B’ cut endeavours.
Junior Charles Scheinfeld earned the victory in the a hundred-yard breaststroke in a time of 52.48. Junior Andrew Couchon put 2nd (52.sixty seven), and sophomore Paul DeGrado took third (53.51). All three Longhorns posted NCAA ‘B’ cut times.
Senior Chris Staka received the a hundred-yard backstroke (46.sixty seven), when sophomore Ethan More durable put 2nd (46.96). Both of those registered NCAA ‘B’ cut times. Jiang did not swim in the finals session but recorded a time of 45.12 in the early morning prelims.
The Longhorns finished the night time by claiming the prime two spots in the two hundred-yard freestyle relay. The ‘A’ quartet of junior Drew Kibler, Krueger, Jiang and Sannem received the party in a NCAA ‘A’ cut time of 1:sixteen.99. The ‘B’ group of senior Luke Bowman, sophomore Peter Larson, Staka and Van Zandt took 2nd (1:seventeen.97).

The Texas Corridor of Fame Swimming Invitational concludes on Saturday, Dec. 5 with prelims at 10 a.m. CT and finals at six p.m. CT. Owing to well being and safety protocols, the fulfill is shut to the community.