Complete Scoring Breakdowns: Men / Women /// Purdue Invite Photo Gallery
Complete Meet Results: Purdue Invite / House of Champions Invite
WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. – Trent Pellini posted the nation's top time this season in the 100 breaststroke, headlining the combined 49 Boilermakers to score in an individual event at Purdue swimming & diving's fall invitational meets.
Pellini won all three of his A finals at the Purdue Invitational, sweeping the breaststroke events to go along with a victory in the 200 individual medley. His national-best time of 51.81 in the 100 breast was just .05 hundredths of a second off his program record from the 2019 Big Ten Championships. Pellini accounted for 60 points as the Boilermakers' top individual scorer. He also swam on all five of the men's scoring relays.
While the swimmers were hosting the Purdue Invite, the divers were competing in Indianapolis at IUPUI's House of Champions Invitational. The Boilermakers won three of the six diving events contested in Indy on the weekend.
EVENT VICTORIES AT 2019 FALL INVITES
• Trent Pellini – 100 Breast, 200 Breast, 200 IM
• Emily Bretscher – 3-Meter Diving
• Greg Duncan – 1-Meter Diving
• Michael Juengel – 200 Back
• Emily Meaney – Platform Diving
Mallory Jump (60 points), Brett Riley (56), Michael Juengel (51) and Kendra Bowen (43) all scored in four individual events at the Purdue Invite to join Pellini on the list of the Boilermakers' top scorers. Jump and Riley were A finalists in all four of their events. Both demonstrated their valuable versatility, best exemplified by their excellence in the IM events. Jump (100 back, 200 IM) and Juengel (200 back) each eclipsed Purdue freshman records.
Natalie Myers, Nick Sherman and Juengel joined Pellini as A finalists in three events. Sherman finished among the top five in all three of his races.
Ryan Hrosik (19.51 in 50 free) and Pellini (1:44.79 in 200 IM) accounted for the third-fastest times in program history in their events on Thursday of the meet. Sylvia Kobylak (2:12.82 in 200 breast) and Jump (54.35 in 100 back) cracked the all-time top five for the women. Kate Beavon, Elliot Cooper, Gretta DeCoursey, Gabi Gomez Treig, Keelan Hart, Riley Kishman, Khadin Soto, Reagan Thom, Lindsay Turner, Liam Walker, Bowen, Juengel, Riley and Sherman also joined or moved up one of Purdue's all-time lists with a career-best time.
For the Purdue women, top times in 12 of the 14 individual swimming events now belong to freshmen. Bowen accounted for team season-bests in the 50, 100, 200 and 500 free.
The Boilermakers travel to Fort Lauderdale, Florida, this season for their winter training trip. The teams will depart a few days after Christmas and celebrate the new year in South Florida.
Complete Meet Results: Purdue Invite / House of Champions Invite
WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. – Trent Pellini posted the nation's top time this season in the 100 breaststroke, headlining the combined 49 Boilermakers to score in an individual event at Purdue swimming & diving's fall invitational meets.
Pellini won all three of his A finals at the Purdue Invitational, sweeping the breaststroke events to go along with a victory in the 200 individual medley. His national-best time of 51.81 in the 100 breast was just .05 hundredths of a second off his program record from the 2019 Big Ten Championships. Pellini accounted for 60 points as the Boilermakers' top individual scorer. He also swam on all five of the men's scoring relays.
While the swimmers were hosting the Purdue Invite, the divers were competing in Indianapolis at IUPUI's House of Champions Invitational. The Boilermakers won three of the six diving events contested in Indy on the weekend.
EVENT VICTORIES AT 2019 FALL INVITES
• Trent Pellini – 100 Breast, 200 Breast, 200 IM
• Emily Bretscher – 3-Meter Diving
• Greg Duncan – 1-Meter Diving
• Michael Juengel – 200 Back
• Emily Meaney – Platform Diving
Mallory Jump (60 points), Brett Riley (56), Michael Juengel (51) and Kendra Bowen (43) all scored in four individual events at the Purdue Invite to join Pellini on the list of the Boilermakers' top scorers. Jump and Riley were A finalists in all four of their events. Both demonstrated their valuable versatility, best exemplified by their excellence in the IM events. Jump (100 back, 200 IM) and Juengel (200 back) each eclipsed Purdue freshman records.
Natalie Myers, Nick Sherman and Juengel joined Pellini as A finalists in three events. Sherman finished among the top five in all three of his races.
Ryan Hrosik (19.51 in 50 free) and Pellini (1:44.79 in 200 IM) accounted for the third-fastest times in program history in their events on Thursday of the meet. Sylvia Kobylak (2:12.82 in 200 breast) and Jump (54.35 in 100 back) cracked the all-time top five for the women. Kate Beavon, Elliot Cooper, Gretta DeCoursey, Gabi Gomez Treig, Keelan Hart, Riley Kishman, Khadin Soto, Reagan Thom, Lindsay Turner, Liam Walker, Bowen, Juengel, Riley and Sherman also joined or moved up one of Purdue's all-time lists with a career-best time.
For the Purdue women, top times in 12 of the 14 individual swimming events now belong to freshmen. Bowen accounted for team season-bests in the 50, 100, 200 and 500 free.
The Boilermakers travel to Fort Lauderdale, Florida, this season for their winter training trip. The teams will depart a few days after Christmas and celebrate the new year in South Florida.
| PURDUE'S TOP 5 INDIVIDUAL SCORERS | |
| MEN 1.) Trent Pellini – 60 Points 100 Breast – Won A Final (20 Points) 200 Breast – Won A Final (20 Points) 200 IM – Won A Final (20 Points) 2.) Brett Riley – 56 Points 200 Back – 3rd in A Final (16 Points) 400 IM – 3rd in A Final (16 Points) 200 IM – 6th in A Final (13 Points) 200 Breast – 8th in A Final (11 Points) 3.) Michael Juengel – 51 Points 200 Back – Won A Final (20 Points) 100 Back – 3rd in A Final (16 Points) 200 IM – 7th in A Final (12 Points) 200 Fly – 6th in B Final (3 Points) 4.) Nick Sherman – 44 Points 200 Breast – 3rd in A Final (16 Points) 100 Breast – 5th in A Final (14 Points) 200 IM – 5th in A Final (14 Points) 5.) Greg Duncan – 37 Points 1-Meter – Won Event (20 Points) 3-Meter – 2nd in Final (17 Points) |
WOMEN 1.) Mallory Jump – 60 Points 200 IM – 3rd in A Final (16 Points) 100 Fly – 4th in A Final (15 Points) 200 Back – 4th in A Final (15 Points) 100 Back – 5th in A Final (14 Points) 2.) Kendra Bowen – 43 Points 200 Free – 3rd in A Final (16 Points) 100 Free – 5th in A Final (14 Points) 500 Free – 2nd in B Final (7 Points) 50 Free – 3rd in B Final (6 Points) 3.) Emily Meaney – 39 Points Platform – 1st in Final (20 Points) 1-Meter – 6th in Final (13 Points) 3-Meter – 11th in Prelim (6 Points) T-4.) Emily Bretscher – 37 Points 3-Meter – 1st in Final (20 Points) 1-Meter – 2nd in Final (17 Points) T-4.) Natalie Myers – 37 Points 200 IM – 6th in A Final (13 Points) 200 Back – 7th in A Final (12 Points) 400 IM – 7th in A Final (12 Points) |
| TOP-SCORING INDIVIDUAL EVENTS AT PURDUE INVITE | |
| MEN 1.) 200 IM – 74 Points 2.) 200 Breast – 53 Points 3.) 200 Fly – 52 Points 4.) 100 Breast – 51 Points 5.) 200 Back – 48 Points |
WOMEN 1.) 200 Free – 56 Points 2.) 200 IM – 50 Points 3.) 200 Back – 44 Points 4.) 1650 Free – 43 Points 5.) 100 Free – 39 Points |