ST. GEORGE, Utah – UC San Diego's women's swim team took five of the six championships on the third night of the MPSF Conference Championship meet. 17 Triton women scored with 18 Triton men scoring tonight as well.
 
So far, the Triton women have won 10 of the 12 events at the conference meet. Currently, the Triton women are in third place at 413 points and the Triton men are in 5th with 269 points. Diving scores have already been added to team scores.
 
ON THE WOMEN'S SIDE
Miranda Renner opened the meet with another championship in the 100 fly. During prelims, the senior swam a program record time and earned an NCAA B cut with a time of 52.72. She returned in the finals to win the championship outright with a time of 53.26. Sanne Dequine scored in the consolation final swimming a 54.85 for ninth place. Teagan Monroe and Josette Odgers added points as well.
 
In the 400 IM, Eva Boehlke swam another championship time, winning the event with a time of 4:19.41. This is the freshman's second individual championship and she dropped three seconds from prelims for her finals time. Gabi Icheva and Sabrina Bennani added points in the consolation final.
 
Three Tritons represented in the 200 free with Asia Kozan winning her second individual championship. The freshman swam a 1:46.31 time, dropping almost three seconds from her prelim time and setting a new program record. Juli Arzave took fourth with Sophie Francis finishing 8th. Minh-Nha Kawamura scored as well taking 16th.
 
Chloe Braun dropped several tenths of a second off her time to win the 100 Breast championship with a time of 1:01.16. The sophomore was joined in the event by Jana Jocic who finished eighth with a time of 1:03.38.
 
Teagan Monroe represented in the 100 back final and earned sixth place with a time of 54.96. Iris Bayan added support swimming a 56.38 for eleventh.
 
The Triton women finished the night with another championship in the 400 medley relay. Posting a program record, Boehlke, Braun, Renner, and Kozan won the relay with a program record swimming a 3:36.16. Each member of the relay won an individual championship tonight.
 
ON THE MEN'S SIDE
In the 100 fly, Chad Morrison scored for the Tritons taking seventh with a time of 47.87. During his prelim swim, he swam a lifetime best time with a fast 47.71. Zach Elian, Adrian Bellido, Austin Lathrop and Yuma Dugas added points as well in the C final.
 
Scoring in the consolation final, Nathan Lee and Jake Reuter earned 10th and 11th in the 400 IM for the Tritons.
 
Four Triton men represented in the 200 free with Andrija Petkovic reaching the podium in third with a time of 1:36.22. Ryan Kirton was not far behind with a time of 1:37.47. Finishing fifth behind his teammates, Aidan Rikic swam a time of 1:37.88 with Devin Esser scoring in eighth with a time of 1:39.92. Lucas Brunett added points placing 19th.
 
Luke Pusateri, Colton Milne, and Bellido all scored in the 100 breast respectively taking ninth, eleventh, and 17th.
 
In the 100 back, Luigi Franco scored taking sixth with a time of 48.36. Robby Griswold took the consolation final placing ninth with a time of 49.37 and Lathrop swam a 50.47 for 13th.
 
The men finished the night with a sixth-place finish in the 400 medley relay. Lee, Pusateri, Morrison, and Kirton swam a time of 3:15.85.
 
TEAM STANDINGS
Women's Swim Scores                                   Women's Total Scores (including diving)
UC San Diego                          413                  Hawai'i                                     591                 
Hawai'i                                     393                  UC Davis                                  445
UC Davis                                  258                  UC San Diego                          413
UC Santa Barbara                    400                  UC Santa Barbara                    400
CSU Bakersfield                       240                  CSU Bakersfield                       240
Cal Poly                                   143                  Cal Poly                                   178
Pepperdine                             132                  Pepperdine                             169
Pacific                                      128                  Pacific                                      128
University of San Diego          100                  University of San Diego          108
Incarnate Word                       65                    Incarnate Word                       65
 
Men's Swim Scores                                        Men's Total Scores (including diving)
Hawai'i                                     486                  Hawai'i                                     597                 
UC Santa Barbara                    448                 UC Santa Barbara                   448
Cal Poly                                   248                  Incarnate Word                        350
UC San Diego                          269                Cal Poly                                    329
Incarnate Word                       218                  UC San Diego                          269
Pacific                                      204                 CSU Bakersfield                       226
CSU Bakersfield                       133                Pacific                                       204
 
UP NEXT
The Tritons will finish the conference championships with prelims beginning Saturday, Feb. 24 at 9 a.m. PT. The final day of finals will begin at 5 p.m. PT after prelims are conducted.
 
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