Swimming
Lebanon Valley vs. DeSales
Men: LVC 180, DeSales 31
Women: LVC 186, DeSales 50

Full Results

ANNVILLE, Pa. - Freshmen Alicia Hain and Julia Mongeau combined to set three individual school records - including Mongeau breaking the 17 year-old 200 IM mark - as Lebanon Valley swam against DeSales on Saturday.

Mongeau won the 200 IM in 2:39.90 to best Gina Fontana's time of 2:40.30 set in 1993, breaking the oldest meter record still on the women's books. She followed that with a 2:58.04 record in the 200 breaststroke, breaking Lisa Niethamer's mark of 2:58.26 set last season.

Hain broke teammate Kristen Zartman's 400 free mark, taking nearly two seconds off it with a 5:02.94 finish.

LVC won both team scores, with the men winning 180-31 and the women 186-50 against DeSales' club program. The Dutchmen swept wins in all but one individual and relay event.

With the Dutchmen swimming a distance program for the first time this year, they turned in 17 new MAC-qualifying performances, but also got some in the shorter events. In the 50 free, Matt Dwyer (26.59), Tony Shipkowski (26.86), Devon Stutzman (27.08), and Nate Heinly (26.90) qualified for the men, while Kelsey Sherman (30.15) got in under the women's standard.

Jeffrey Bush qualified in both the 200 backstroke (2:43.50) and 200 IM (2:32.44), while John Denniston added the 200 fly (2:44.44) to his resume. Erik Brandt made it in the 100 breaststroke (1:20.60), and John Heenan qualified in the 200 breaststroke (2:50.90). Shipkowski also made in the 100 fly (1:09.64), and Brett Wimmer qualified for the 200 back (2:38.95).

For the women, both of Mongeau's record-setting times met MAC standards, and Hain qualified in the 200 fly (2:51.41), while Krysteena Koller (3:12.66) did it in the 200 breaststroke. Kelsey Sherman made it in the 50 free (30.15), and Zartman added the 800 free (10:34.25) and 200 back (2:48.82).

LVC will swim against King's at home on Friday.