
Mavs Erase North Dakota Streak, win NCC
Feb 19, 2005 | Women's Swimming & Diving
Throughout the final day of the North Central Conference Championships, UNO trailed North Dakota and little by little chipped away and overtook the Fighting Sioux as the Mavs closed the book on a 23-year reign.
Senior Veronica Barna started Saturday's finals with a first place finish in the mile (1650 freestyle) with a time of 17:45.81.
Freshman Jessica Hessel finished with a clutch performance in the 200-yard butterfly setting a new conference record, logging a time of 2:07.58 sealing the UNO victory. In the last final of the evening the women's 400-yard freestyle relay team of Molly Connolly, Sarah Clark, Lisa Wemhoff, and Veronica Barna, finished third scoring enough points to secure the 19.5 point victory over the Sioux.
The final day of the NCC Championships finished with more NCC record-breaking times. Rodrigo Ferreira of North Dakota recorded a time of 44.84 in the men's 100-yard freestyle. Both the men's and women's 400-yard freestyle relay records were eclipsed as the North Dakota men finished with a time of 3:03.37 while St. Cloud State logged a time of 3:30.56 for the women.
Awards:
Men:
Freshman of the Year- Pedro Pereira; North Dakota
Newcomer of the Year-Matt Bonzer; North Dakota
Swimmer of the Year-Rodrigo Cintra; North Dakota
Diver of the Year-Chris Bancroft; North Dakota
Coach of the Year-Mavi Sampaio; North Dakota
Women:
Freshman of the Year-Leita Rolfe; South Dakota
Newcomer of the Year-Katrina Sandeberg; Minnesota State, Mankato
Swimmer of the Year-Sarah Clark; Nebraska-Omaha
Diver of the Year-Jamie Grogan; Nebraska-Omaha
Coach of the Year-Todd Samland; Nebraska-Omaha
Standings:
Men:
1. University of North Dakota 1,590
2. University of South Dakota 1,127.5
3. St. Cloud State University 686
4. Colorado School of Mines 537
5. Metro State College of Denver 354
6. Minnesota State, Mankato 288.5
Women:
1. University of Nebraska-Omaha 1,286
2. University of North Dakota 1,266.5
3. St. Cloud State University 855.5
4. University of South Dakota 579.5
5. Minnesota State, Mankato 496.5
6. Minnesota State, Moorhead 227
7. Colorado School of Mines 205
8. Metro State College, Denver 8
Senior Veronica Barna started Saturday's finals with a first place finish in the mile (1650 freestyle) with a time of 17:45.81.
Freshman Jessica Hessel finished with a clutch performance in the 200-yard butterfly setting a new conference record, logging a time of 2:07.58 sealing the UNO victory. In the last final of the evening the women's 400-yard freestyle relay team of Molly Connolly, Sarah Clark, Lisa Wemhoff, and Veronica Barna, finished third scoring enough points to secure the 19.5 point victory over the Sioux.
The final day of the NCC Championships finished with more NCC record-breaking times. Rodrigo Ferreira of North Dakota recorded a time of 44.84 in the men's 100-yard freestyle. Both the men's and women's 400-yard freestyle relay records were eclipsed as the North Dakota men finished with a time of 3:03.37 while St. Cloud State logged a time of 3:30.56 for the women.
Awards:
Men:
Freshman of the Year- Pedro Pereira; North Dakota
Newcomer of the Year-Matt Bonzer; North Dakota
Swimmer of the Year-Rodrigo Cintra; North Dakota
Diver of the Year-Chris Bancroft; North Dakota
Coach of the Year-Mavi Sampaio; North Dakota
Women:
Freshman of the Year-Leita Rolfe; South Dakota
Newcomer of the Year-Katrina Sandeberg; Minnesota State, Mankato
Swimmer of the Year-Sarah Clark; Nebraska-Omaha
Diver of the Year-Jamie Grogan; Nebraska-Omaha
Coach of the Year-Todd Samland; Nebraska-Omaha
Standings:
Men:
1. University of North Dakota 1,590
2. University of South Dakota 1,127.5
3. St. Cloud State University 686
4. Colorado School of Mines 537
5. Metro State College of Denver 354
6. Minnesota State, Mankato 288.5
Women:
1. University of Nebraska-Omaha 1,286
2. University of North Dakota 1,266.5
3. St. Cloud State University 855.5
4. University of South Dakota 579.5
5. Minnesota State, Mankato 496.5
6. Minnesota State, Moorhead 227
7. Colorado School of Mines 205
8. Metro State College, Denver 8
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