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MEET INFORMATION
Purdue hosts the ACC/Big Ten Challenge
Saturday, Nov. 10 to Sunday, Nov. 11
Morgan J. Burke Aquatic Center / West Lafayette, Indiana
Free Admission for Both Sessions
SESSION 1
Saturday, Nov. 10 at 5 p.m. ET
PPV Webcast via BTN Plus on BTN2Go; Simulcast on FloSports and FloSwimming.com
SESSION 2
Sunday, Nov. 11 at 10 a.m. ET
Live on Big Ten Network, BTN2Go
WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. – Headlined by seven NCAA champions and eight Olympians, the best in the ACC and Big Ten team up with their conference comrades at the inaugural ACC/Big Ten Challenge this weekend at Purdue swimming & diving's Morgan J. Burke Aquatic Center.
Admission is free to both sessions of the two-day all-star meet. Action is set for Saturday from 5 to 7 p.m. ET and Sunday from 10 a.m. to noon. Day 2 events will be televised live on the Big Ten Network.
LANE ASSIGNMENTS
Big Ten – Odd Numbered
ACC – Even Numbered
ORDER OF EVENTS
Both genders are slated to compete in 19 events over the two days. Team scores will be compiled in dual meet fashion, with nine points awarded to the winner of an individual event and 11 points to a victorious relay team. Second through fifth place also score in individual events as do second- and third-place relays.
Of the 21 events contested annually at the NCAA Championships, only 1-meter diving, the 1,650 freestyle and 200 free relay are not being contested this weekend. The 1,000 free replaces the mile, as it does at most dual meets.
Diving's format will be a bit different both days. Saturday, rounds of men's 3-meter and women's 10-meter will alternate, beginning at 5:15 p.m. Sunday, all six rounds of the women's 3-meter event (10:05 a.m.) will be contested, followed by all six rounds of the men's platform (10:45 a.m.). There will be 12 divers in each event – six per conference.
Twenty-five universities are expected to have student-athletes in attendance at the ACC/Big Ten Challenge. Clemson, Syracuse, Wake Forest and Maryland are the only league schools that do not sponsor swimming & diving.
The 2019 ACC/Big Ten Challenge is scheduled to be held at Georgia Tech's McAuley Aquatic Center.
PURDUE ENTRIES
The Boilermakers will be represented by 13 student-athletes in a combined 15 events. Of those 13 student-athletes, nine represented Purdue at the 2018 NCAA Championships.
Competing for Purdue this weekend includes: Emily Bretscher, Joe Cifelli, Gretta DeCoursey, Batuhan Hakan, Megan Johnson, Taite Kitchel, Brandon Loschiavo, Nick McDowell, Morgan Meixner, Trent Pellini, Jinq En Phee, and Joe Young. Loschiavo is the reigning Big Ten champion in platform diving. He was joined at the 2018 NCAA Championships by teammates Bretscher, Cifelli, DeCoursey, Johnson, Kitchel, Meixner, Phee and Seidl
Bretscher, Cifelli, Kitchel, Loschiavo, McDowell, Meixner, Pellini, Phee and Young all earned the right to compete in individual events. Kitchel, Pellini and Young were all selected to compete in both an individual event and as part of a relay team. Pellini and Young are each slated to race in a Purdue-high four events.
NCAA CHAMPIONS
Indiana – Lilly King (100 & 200 Breast)
Louisville – Mallory Comerford (200 Free)
Northwestern – Olivia Rosendahl (Platform)
NC State – Andreas Vazaios (200 Fly, 800 Free Relay), Coleman Stewart (100 Back, 400 Free Relay), Justin Ress (400 & 800 Free Relay), Jacob Molacek (400 & 800 Free Relay)
OLYMPIANS
Indiana – Lilly King (USA), James Connor (Australia)
Michigan – Siobhan Haughey (Hong Kong), Felix Aubock (Austria), Ricardo Vargas (Mexico)
NC State – Tamila Holub (Portugal), Andreas Vazaios (Greece)
Purdue – Jinq En Phee (Malaysia)
EVENTS FEATURING BOILERMAKERS – BY DAY
SATURDAY
Men's 400 Medley Relay – Joe Young, Trent Pellini
Men's 3-Meter – Joe Cifelli
Women's Platform – Emily Bretscher
Men's 100 Fly – Joe Young
Women's 800 Free Relay – Megan Johnson, Maizie Seidl, Gretta DeCoursey, Taite Kitchel
Men's 800 Free Relay – Batuhan Hakan
SUNDAY
Men's 200 Medley Relay – Joe Young, Trent Pellini
Women's 3-Meter – Morgan Meixner
Men's 1,000 Free – Nick McDowell
Men's 100 Back – Joe Young
Women's 100 Breast – Jinq En Phee
Men's 100 Breast – Trent Pellini
Women's 200 Fly – Taite Kitchel
Men's Platform – Brandon Loschiavo
Men's 400 Free Relay – Trent Pellini
EVENTS FEATURING BOILERMAKERS – BY INDIVIDUAL
MEN
Joe Young – 100 Back, 100 Fly, 200 & 400 Medley Relays
Trent Pellini – 100 Breast, 200 Medley Relay, 400 Free Relay, 400 Medley Relay
Joe Cifelli – 3-Meter Diving
Brandon Loschiavo – Platform Diving
Nick McDowell – 1,000 Free
Batuhan Hakan – 800 Free Relay
WOMEN
Taite Kitchel – 200 Fly, 800 Free Relay
Emily Bretscher – Platform Diving
Jinq En Phee – 100 Breast
Morgan Meixner – 3-Meter Diving
Gretta DeCoursey – 800 Free Relay
Megan Johnson – 800 Free Relay
Maizie Seidl – 800 Free Relay
Rosters: ACC / Big Ten /// Event Entries & Program / Meet Program
MEET INFORMATION
Purdue hosts the ACC/Big Ten Challenge
Saturday, Nov. 10 to Sunday, Nov. 11
Morgan J. Burke Aquatic Center / West Lafayette, Indiana
Free Admission for Both Sessions
SESSION 1
Saturday, Nov. 10 at 5 p.m. ET
PPV Webcast via BTN Plus on BTN2Go; Simulcast on FloSports and FloSwimming.com
SESSION 2
Sunday, Nov. 11 at 10 a.m. ET
Live on Big Ten Network, BTN2Go
WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. – Headlined by seven NCAA champions and eight Olympians, the best in the ACC and Big Ten team up with their conference comrades at the inaugural ACC/Big Ten Challenge this weekend at Purdue swimming & diving's Morgan J. Burke Aquatic Center.
Admission is free to both sessions of the two-day all-star meet. Action is set for Saturday from 5 to 7 p.m. ET and Sunday from 10 a.m. to noon. Day 2 events will be televised live on the Big Ten Network.
LANE ASSIGNMENTS
Big Ten – Odd Numbered
ACC – Even Numbered
ORDER OF EVENTS
| Saturday, Nov. 10 at 5 p.m. ET on BTN Plus 400 Medley Relay Women's Platform / Men's 3-Meter 400 Individual Medley 100 Freestyle 200 Backstroke 200 Breaststroke 100 Butterfly 500 Freestyle 800 Freestyle Relay |
Sunday, Nov. 11 at 10 a.m. ET on BTN, BTN2Go 200 Medley Relay Women's 3-Meter 1000 Freestyle 200 Freestyle 100 Backstroke 100 Breaststroke Men's Platform 200 Butterfly 50 Freestyle 200 Individual Medley 400 Freestyle Relay |
Both genders are slated to compete in 19 events over the two days. Team scores will be compiled in dual meet fashion, with nine points awarded to the winner of an individual event and 11 points to a victorious relay team. Second through fifth place also score in individual events as do second- and third-place relays.
Of the 21 events contested annually at the NCAA Championships, only 1-meter diving, the 1,650 freestyle and 200 free relay are not being contested this weekend. The 1,000 free replaces the mile, as it does at most dual meets.
Diving's format will be a bit different both days. Saturday, rounds of men's 3-meter and women's 10-meter will alternate, beginning at 5:15 p.m. Sunday, all six rounds of the women's 3-meter event (10:05 a.m.) will be contested, followed by all six rounds of the men's platform (10:45 a.m.). There will be 12 divers in each event – six per conference.
Twenty-five universities are expected to have student-athletes in attendance at the ACC/Big Ten Challenge. Clemson, Syracuse, Wake Forest and Maryland are the only league schools that do not sponsor swimming & diving.
The 2019 ACC/Big Ten Challenge is scheduled to be held at Georgia Tech's McAuley Aquatic Center.
PURDUE ENTRIES
The Boilermakers will be represented by 13 student-athletes in a combined 15 events. Of those 13 student-athletes, nine represented Purdue at the 2018 NCAA Championships.
Competing for Purdue this weekend includes: Emily Bretscher, Joe Cifelli, Gretta DeCoursey, Batuhan Hakan, Megan Johnson, Taite Kitchel, Brandon Loschiavo, Nick McDowell, Morgan Meixner, Trent Pellini, Jinq En Phee, and Joe Young. Loschiavo is the reigning Big Ten champion in platform diving. He was joined at the 2018 NCAA Championships by teammates Bretscher, Cifelli, DeCoursey, Johnson, Kitchel, Meixner, Phee and Seidl
Bretscher, Cifelli, Kitchel, Loschiavo, McDowell, Meixner, Pellini, Phee and Young all earned the right to compete in individual events. Kitchel, Pellini and Young were all selected to compete in both an individual event and as part of a relay team. Pellini and Young are each slated to race in a Purdue-high four events.
NCAA CHAMPIONS
Indiana – Lilly King (100 & 200 Breast)
Louisville – Mallory Comerford (200 Free)
Northwestern – Olivia Rosendahl (Platform)
NC State – Andreas Vazaios (200 Fly, 800 Free Relay), Coleman Stewart (100 Back, 400 Free Relay), Justin Ress (400 & 800 Free Relay), Jacob Molacek (400 & 800 Free Relay)
OLYMPIANS
Indiana – Lilly King (USA), James Connor (Australia)
Michigan – Siobhan Haughey (Hong Kong), Felix Aubock (Austria), Ricardo Vargas (Mexico)
NC State – Tamila Holub (Portugal), Andreas Vazaios (Greece)
Purdue – Jinq En Phee (Malaysia)
EVENTS FEATURING BOILERMAKERS – BY DAY
SATURDAY
Men's 400 Medley Relay – Joe Young, Trent Pellini
Men's 3-Meter – Joe Cifelli
Women's Platform – Emily Bretscher
Men's 100 Fly – Joe Young
Women's 800 Free Relay – Megan Johnson, Maizie Seidl, Gretta DeCoursey, Taite Kitchel
Men's 800 Free Relay – Batuhan Hakan
SUNDAY
Men's 200 Medley Relay – Joe Young, Trent Pellini
Women's 3-Meter – Morgan Meixner
Men's 1,000 Free – Nick McDowell
Men's 100 Back – Joe Young
Women's 100 Breast – Jinq En Phee
Men's 100 Breast – Trent Pellini
Women's 200 Fly – Taite Kitchel
Men's Platform – Brandon Loschiavo
Men's 400 Free Relay – Trent Pellini
EVENTS FEATURING BOILERMAKERS – BY INDIVIDUAL
MEN
Joe Young – 100 Back, 100 Fly, 200 & 400 Medley Relays
Trent Pellini – 100 Breast, 200 Medley Relay, 400 Free Relay, 400 Medley Relay
Joe Cifelli – 3-Meter Diving
Brandon Loschiavo – Platform Diving
Nick McDowell – 1,000 Free
Batuhan Hakan – 800 Free Relay
WOMEN
Taite Kitchel – 200 Fly, 800 Free Relay
Emily Bretscher – Platform Diving
Jinq En Phee – 100 Breast
Morgan Meixner – 3-Meter Diving
Gretta DeCoursey – 800 Free Relay
Megan Johnson – 800 Free Relay
Maizie Seidl – 800 Free Relay