Full Results

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. -- The University of Indianapolis men's and women's swimming and diving teams both came in second at the three-day Calvin Winter Invitational. The NCAA Division II No. 7 men scored 701.5 points to finish behind No. 5 Grand Valley State, while the No. 12 women scored 661 points to finish behind No. 4 and conference-rival Grand Valley State.

The Greyhounds compiled a combined 40 NCAA "B" cut qualifying times and won nine events.

"It was a bit disappointing to not have any A cuts, but we had so many close to the A cut, it will be pretty assured, that most of them will get picked up; however, there is still that little shade of doubt until the selection process is complete," head coach Gary Kinkead said. "The enthusiasm and team camaraderie was great to watch and placing second while challenging Grand Valley was a fun thing to watch."

Starting on Thursday night, the women's quartet of Maura Donahue, Julia Madeira, Hayley Good and Meghan Donahue won the 800 free relay in a "B" time of 7:33.60,  while Guy Kogel, Justin Rossillo, Adil Assouab and Justin Klopp finished third in the event for the men in 6:53.67 (B).

The women came back on Friday to win three events with Maura Donahue taking the 200 free in 1:51.23 (B), Julia Madeira the 50 free in a career-best 23.74 (B) and those two joined Vicki Galiamoutsa and Meghan Donahue to win the 200 free relay in 1:35.17 (B). UIndy also added "B" cuts in the 200 free with Shiran Abrahamson in a career-best 1:54.99 to take third, Jaclyn Luscomb was second in the 100 breast in a career-best 1:05.04, Meghan Donahue was second in the 100 back in 57.90 and Galiamoutsa earned the standard by placing fifth in 24.38 in the 50 free. In the first session, the tandem of Meghan Donahue, Luscomb, Samantha Asencio and Maura Donahue were second in the 400 medley relay in 3:52.25 (B).

Rossillo earned a victory for the men in the 200 free in 1:41.86 (B), while Kogel was second in the 200 fly in 1:48.94 (B), which was just .01 behind his own school record. Bruno Barbosa was second in the 100 back in 50.61 (B) and joined Rossillo, Klopp and Nikolas Aresti to take second in the 200 free relay in 1:23.37 (B). In the 100 breast, Muzaffer Demirtas and Nir Posner both had "B" times in 57.27 and 57.61. Austin Biefnes timed 4:08.65 (B) in the 400 IM, while Aresti and Aaron Stevenson timed 21.25 (B) and 21.31 (B) in the 50 free. Tyler Offutt was on the podium by placing third on the one-meter board with 419.30 points. Rossillo earned a B cut in the lead leg of the 400 medley relay in 49.53 in the 100 back and then was followed by Demirtas, Kogel and Barbosa to take second in 3:18.24, which was just .12 away from an "A" cut.

Maura Donahue won the 500 free on Saturday in 4:56.48, which was just .17 away from an NCAA automatic qualifying "A" cut, while Abrahamson was second in a career-best 5:05.20 (B). Madeira, Good, Julia Walters and Maura Donahue won the 400 free relay in 3:29.11 (B), while Ashlee Fishburn claimed the 100 fly win in 58.62. Meghan Donahue, Luscomb, Samantha Asencio and Madeira took second in the 200 medley relay in 1:46.48 (B) and Madeira was second in the 100 free in a career-best 51.60 (B), followed by Good in 53.01 (B) in fourth. Meghan Donahue took a "B" cut in third in the 200 back (2:06.40) and Luscomb by placing fifth in the 200 breast in a career-best 2:22.80.

Rossillo won another event on Saturday by taking the 100 free in 45.53 (B) and set a school record of 1:49.09 (B) in a second-place finish in the 200 back. He also swam on the second place 400 free relay with Klopp, Aresti and Barbosa in 3:03.17 (B).

Also on Saturday, Barbosa, Demirtas, Kogel and Aresti were second in the 200 medley relay in 1:31.46 (B). Kogel also set a career best in the 100 fly by taking second in 48.52 (B). Posner and Assouab earned "B" cuts in the 200 back in 1:53.76 and 1:54.09, while Barbosa and Stevenson were second and fourth in the 100 free behind Rossillo in 45.64 (B) and 46.91 (B). In the 200 breast, Demirtas was second in 2:04.95 (B) and Aviv Sela was fourth in 2:08.02 (B).

The Greyhounds are off until the New Year when they head to Hillsdale for a dual meet against the Chargers on Jan. 14 at 1 p.m.