Wednesday, February 18
Geneva, Ohio
6:00 p.m.
Davidson College Athletics
vs
Atlantic 10 Championship
Photo by: Tim Cowie - DavidsonPhotos.com
Davidson Finishes A-10 Championships in Sixth Place
2/21/2015 9:36:00 PM | Men's Swimming & Diving
Complete Results
Day 1 Results | Day 1 Recap
Day 2 Results | Day 2 Recap
Day 3 Results | Day 3 Recap
GENEVA, Ohio – After a tremendous effort in the four-day postseason event, Davidson finished its inaugural Atlantic 10 Swimming and Diving Championships in sixth-place.
Luke Burton continued his torrid pace for Davidson with his first individual title in the speedy 200-yard backstroke. The junior was neck-and-neck with St. Bonaventure's Michael Pilyugin, but Burton pulled ahead to touch the wall first in 1:42.88, a mere 0.86 second faster, to set a new A-10 conference and record in the process.
To cap off the event, Davidson swam to a fourth-place finish in the 400-yard freestyle relay. The foursome of Burton, Cameron Bard, Colin MacKay and Brandon Kegley touched the wall in 3:00.20.
In the lengthy 1,650-yard freestyle event, freshman Clay Resweber gave Davidson another boost, collecting a fifth place finish with a time of 15:46.28.
Spencer Gill kept things rolling for Davidson as the senior earned a seventh place finish in the 200-yard breaststroke final. Gill clocked a time of 2:02.34.
In the 200-yard butterfly, as the meet was starting to wind down, Riley League grabbed crucial points with an eighth-place finish. The rookie clocked a 1:51.18 to collect 11 points.
The Wildcats end the A-10 Championships with 335 points, trailing Saint Louis (415) in fifth, La Salle (449.5) in fourth, George Mason (525) in third, St. Bonaventure (569) in second and Massachusetts (589) in first place.
Day 1 Results | Day 1 Recap
Day 2 Results | Day 2 Recap
Day 3 Results | Day 3 Recap
GENEVA, Ohio – After a tremendous effort in the four-day postseason event, Davidson finished its inaugural Atlantic 10 Swimming and Diving Championships in sixth-place.
Luke Burton continued his torrid pace for Davidson with his first individual title in the speedy 200-yard backstroke. The junior was neck-and-neck with St. Bonaventure's Michael Pilyugin, but Burton pulled ahead to touch the wall first in 1:42.88, a mere 0.86 second faster, to set a new A-10 conference and record in the process.
To cap off the event, Davidson swam to a fourth-place finish in the 400-yard freestyle relay. The foursome of Burton, Cameron Bard, Colin MacKay and Brandon Kegley touched the wall in 3:00.20.
In the lengthy 1,650-yard freestyle event, freshman Clay Resweber gave Davidson another boost, collecting a fifth place finish with a time of 15:46.28.
Spencer Gill kept things rolling for Davidson as the senior earned a seventh place finish in the 200-yard breaststroke final. Gill clocked a time of 2:02.34.
In the 200-yard butterfly, as the meet was starting to wind down, Riley League grabbed crucial points with an eighth-place finish. The rookie clocked a 1:51.18 to collect 11 points.
The Wildcats end the A-10 Championships with 335 points, trailing Saint Louis (415) in fifth, La Salle (449.5) in fourth, George Mason (525) in third, St. Bonaventure (569) in second and Massachusetts (589) in first place.
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