
Mavericks Finish 2nd in NCC Meet
Feb 18, 2006 | Women's Swimming & Diving
GRAND FORKS, N.D. -- Ashley Renshaw won another event and was named co-outstanding swimmer and the Mavericks finished second behind champion North Dakota as the North Central Conference swimming and diving meet concluded Saturday night.
Renshaw captured the 200 yard breaststroke event with a time of 2:21.77 which was an automatic qualifying time for the NCAA II national meet in Indianapolis in March. She shared swimmer of the year honors with Lauren Mickelson of North Dakota.
In addition, the Mavs' Lindsey Kline was named co-freshman of the year in the meet, sharing the honor with Ashley Baer of Minnesota State.
The host Fighting Sioux won six events Saturday to unseat defending NCC champion UNO. North Dakota also won the men's title.
Saturday Finals (Women)
1650 Free Lauren Mickelson, UND 17:33.80^
200 Back Rachel Gordon, UND 2:05.95*
100 Free Madonna Dosher, UND :52.25*
Jackie Vieau, UND :52.25*
200 Breast Ashley Renshaw, UNO 2:21.77*
200 Fly Kathi DeGregorio, UND 2:08.33^
400 Free Relay North Dakota 3:30.93*
(Mickelson, Bachmeier, Gordon, Dorsher)
Final Women's Team Scores
1. North Dakota 926.5
2. Nebraska-Omaha 715
3. St. Cloud State 601
4. South Dakota 554.5
5. Minnesota State, Mankato 368
6. Minnesota State Moorhead 198
7. Colorado Mines 162
8. Metro State 135
Outstanding Swimmers Ashley Renshaw, Neb.-Omaha
Lauren Mickelson, North Dakota
Outstanding Diver Cristi Lindsey, North Dakota
Freshmen of the Year Lindsey Kline, Nebraska-Omaha
Ashley Baer, Minnesota State, Mankato
Swimming Coach of the Year Mavi Sampaio, North Dakota
Renshaw captured the 200 yard breaststroke event with a time of 2:21.77 which was an automatic qualifying time for the NCAA II national meet in Indianapolis in March. She shared swimmer of the year honors with Lauren Mickelson of North Dakota.
In addition, the Mavs' Lindsey Kline was named co-freshman of the year in the meet, sharing the honor with Ashley Baer of Minnesota State.
The host Fighting Sioux won six events Saturday to unseat defending NCC champion UNO. North Dakota also won the men's title.
Saturday Finals (Women)
1650 Free Lauren Mickelson, UND 17:33.80^
200 Back Rachel Gordon, UND 2:05.95*
100 Free Madonna Dosher, UND :52.25*
Jackie Vieau, UND :52.25*
200 Breast Ashley Renshaw, UNO 2:21.77*
200 Fly Kathi DeGregorio, UND 2:08.33^
400 Free Relay North Dakota 3:30.93*
(Mickelson, Bachmeier, Gordon, Dorsher)
Final Women's Team Scores
1. North Dakota 926.5
2. Nebraska-Omaha 715
3. St. Cloud State 601
4. South Dakota 554.5
5. Minnesota State, Mankato 368
6. Minnesota State Moorhead 198
7. Colorado Mines 162
8. Metro State 135
Outstanding Swimmers Ashley Renshaw, Neb.-Omaha
Lauren Mickelson, North Dakota
Outstanding Diver Cristi Lindsey, North Dakota
Freshmen of the Year Lindsey Kline, Nebraska-Omaha
Ashley Baer, Minnesota State, Mankato
Swimming Coach of the Year Mavi Sampaio, North Dakota
Players Mentioned
Tuesday, September 01
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Friday, August 21
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