Clark Sets Record, UNO Remains in Second
Feb 17, 2005 | Women's Swimming & Diving
Nebraska-Omaha remained in second place with 415 points at the North Central Conference Championships behind leader North Dakota, which stands at 476. Numerous conference and school records fell on day two at the conference meet.
On the women's side, UNO's Sarah Clark recorded a time of 23.62 in the 50-yard freestyle. Maverick three-meter diver, Jamie Grogan set a UNO school-record with a score of 469.35. In the men's 50-yard freestyle event, North Dakota's Rodrigo Ferreira finished with a time of 20.27 setting an NCC record.
Team Scores:
Men Standings:
1. University of North Dakota 541
2. University of South Dakota 366.5
3. St. Cloud State 210
4. Colorado School of Mines 194
5. Metro State College, Denver 84
6. Minnesota State, Mankato 77.5
Women's Standings:
1. University of North Dakota 476
2. University of Nebraska-Omaha 415
3. St. Cloud State 267.5
4. University of South Dakota 208
5. Minnesota State, Mankato 137.5
6. Minnesota State, Moorhead 80
7. Colorado School of Mines 79
8. Metro State College, Denver 0
On the women's side, UNO's Sarah Clark recorded a time of 23.62 in the 50-yard freestyle. Maverick three-meter diver, Jamie Grogan set a UNO school-record with a score of 469.35. In the men's 50-yard freestyle event, North Dakota's Rodrigo Ferreira finished with a time of 20.27 setting an NCC record.
Team Scores:
Men Standings:
1. University of North Dakota 541
2. University of South Dakota 366.5
3. St. Cloud State 210
4. Colorado School of Mines 194
5. Metro State College, Denver 84
6. Minnesota State, Mankato 77.5
Women's Standings:
1. University of North Dakota 476
2. University of Nebraska-Omaha 415
3. St. Cloud State 267.5
4. University of South Dakota 208
5. Minnesota State, Mankato 137.5
6. Minnesota State, Moorhead 80
7. Colorado School of Mines 79
8. Metro State College, Denver 0
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