More New Standards Set on Day 2 of Miami Invite

Friday, December 6

Oxford, Ohio

Dartmouth College

Miami University (OH)

Colton Rasmussen competing on day one of Ramsden Invitational

Photo by: Doug Austin

More New Standards Set on Day 2 of Miami Invite

12/6/2024 10:33:00 PM | Men's Swimming & Diving

Friday Prelim Results Friday Final Results

By: Callie Cyr

OXFORD, Ohio – Numerous new program all-time top-10 standards were set by the Big Green during day two of the Miami Invite.

Both the A and B 200 medley relay squads broke into the All-time top 10 list. The A relay group of Colton Rasmussen, Eddy Chen, Jagger Stachtiaris, and Logan Pack finished 2nd overall with 1:29.33 good for fifth overall in program rankings. The B relay of Aiden Sandvig, Jacob Turner, Yan Dvoretskiy, and William McClelland were not far behind going 1:30.25 for the ninth fastest program time.

The 100 Butterfly saw a lifetime best time from Dean Gustavson in prelims. In finals Logan Pack broke the 48 barrier, going 47.84 for 2^nd overall, and third in program history. Yan Dvoretskiy rounded out the top three podium with a 48.33. Jagger Stachtiarius broke into the all-time top-10 rankings at 7th with a 48.42, finishing in 5^th overall. Aiden Sandvig (6^th place) and William McClelland (7^th place) rounded out the majority Big Green A-final.

Jacob Turner dominated the 400 Individual Medley with a 3:51.03, establishing himself as the 2^nd fastest performer in the event in program history. Tommy Erwin broke 4:00 going 3:59.24 for a third place overall finish. Ronan Fahey and Jagger Stachtiaris both set new lifetime best times in the event.

Keeping the win's rolling, Isaac Weigel bested the field in the 200 freestyle with a 1:37.41. In the prelim heats, Dean Gustavson set a new personal best. Eddy Chen led the Big Green breaststrokers with a 6^th place finish in 56.08. Isaac Weigel was back in the pool in the B-final of the 100 breast for an impressive double.

On men's one-meter, Everett Tai led the squad with a 3^rd place overall finish, scoring 284.05. Aryeh Lesch was close behind in 4^th with a 283.60.

The 100 backstroke saw Colton Rasmussen break the 48 barrier in a dominate fashion, going 47.39 for 2^nd overall, and now ranks as the team's 2^nd fastest performer ever in the event. Logan Pack placed in 3^rd overall and his prelims time of 48.10 ranks him third overall in Dartmouth's all-time top-10 rankings. Also joining in the top-10 rankings, Jagger Stachtiaris did a time trial 100 Backstroke after the prelims session going a 49.12 for the seventh ranked program time.

Finishing the session out strong, the A 800 Free Relay team of Yan Dvoretskiy, Jacob Turner, Colton Rasmussen, and Isaac Weigel gapped the field by over 7 seconds to win in a 6:33.37 which is now the program's sixth fastest time in the event.

The Big Green return to the pool and the boards for one final day of competition tomorrow, Saturday December 7^th.