TRIPLE DUAL INFORMATION
Purdue hosts No. 6/4 Michigan and No. 14/20 Missouri
Friday, Nov. 5 at 2 p.m. ET / Big Ten Network Plus (B1G+)
Morgan J. Burke Aquatic Center / West Lafayette, Indiana
WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. – For the first of two large home meets at the Morgan J. Burke Aquatic Center this month, Purdue swimming & diving welcomes a pair of high-caliber opponents to campus for a Friday matinee triple dual featuring Michigan and Missouri.
Action begins at 2 p.m. ET. Admission is free and the first 100 fans in attendance receive a free donut. The meet will be streamed live on the Big Ten Network's B1G+ website and app. Fans can sign up for a $10 package that gives them access to all Purdue content on B1G+ for the month.
Fans and the general public are reminded that current Protect Purdue protocols require facial coverings for indoor settings, including all meets at the Morgan J. Burke Aquatic Center. Parking is also limited to the paved lot to the west of the main Co-Rec lot accessible from Stadium Avenue across from Slayter Hill. There is no parking available in the Co-Rec lot beginning Friday at 2 p.m.
LANE ASSIGNMENTS
• Purdue: 2 & 5
• Michigan: 3 & 6
• Missouri: 4 & 7
• Exhibition: 1 & 8
DIVING SCHEDULE (Platform is Non-Scoring Exhibition)
• Segment 1: Women's 1-Meter, Men's 3-Meter, Women's Platform
• Segment 2: Men's 1-Meter, Women's 3-Meter, Men's Platform
The men have opted to race in the 400 individual medley, marking the only change to the 16-event default format for a dual meet. Team scoring will be head-to-head – Purdue vs. Michigan, Purdue vs. Missouri, and Michigan vs. Missouri.
All three teams competing Friday finished among the top 20 at the 2021 NCAA Championships.
In the CSCAA preseason polls, which remain the active rankings until January, Michigan was ranked No. 4 (women) and No. 6 (men). Missouri opened the season at No. 14 (men) and No. 20 (women). The Wolverines and Tigers also raced against each other the weekend of Oct. 8 to 9 at the six-team SMU Classic in Dallas. Along with host SMU, the rest of the field that weekend featured Arizona, Louisville, the Texas A&M men and the Miami (Fla.) women.
A men's triple dual with Arizona and Missouri in Tucson in January 2003 marked the last time the Boilermakers competed head-to-head vs. the Tigers. Besides the Big Ten Championships (men in 2016, women in 2017, divers in 2021), Michigan is set to compete in West Lafayette for the first since a traditional co-ed dual in January 2014.
Purdue hosted top-25 opponents Indiana and Ohio State for a co-ed triple dual in February. But with Missouri in the mix from the Southeastern Conference, Friday's meet sets up similar to a November 2018 triple dual vs. Wisconsin and Tennessee. The Badgers and Volunteers were also nationally ranked among both genders. The upgraded videoboard at the Morgan J. Burke Aquatic Center made its debut at the Friday afternoon dual nearly three years ago to the day (Nov. 2, 2018).
Later this month, the Boilermakers will welcome student-athletes from seven different universities to campus for the three-day, six-session Purdue Invitational (Nov. 18-20). Louisville, Northwestern, Missouri State and McKendree will all have co-ed representation along with the FIU women, Illinois State women and Navy men.
PURDUE'S RECENT TRIPLE DUALS AT HOME
• February 2021: Co-Ed vs. Indiana & Ohio State (plus Women vs. Rutgers)
• January 2020: Co-Ed vs. Minnesota & Northwestern
• November 2018: Co-Ed vs. Tennessee & Wisconsin
• January 2017: Co-Ed vs. Minnesota & Northwestern
• October 2015: Women vs. Notre Dame & Ohio State (plus Men's Divers)
• January 2014: Co-Ed vs. Minnesota & Wisconsin
• November 2013: Co-Ed vs. Northwestern & Ohio State (plus Men vs. Iowa)
• January 2011: Co-Ed vs. Minnesota & Wisconsin (plus Women vs. Illinois)
MORE MULTI-TEAM DUALS IN RECENT YEARS
Excluding annual Big Ten Triple Duals
• January 2021: Co-Ed vs. Minnesota & Wisconsin in Madison
• November 2016: Co-Ed vs. Iowa & Missouri State in Iowa City
• October 2016: Women vs. Miami, Notre Dame & Rutgers in South Bend (Men vs. UND only)
• October 2015: Co-Ed vs. Michigan & Michigan State in East Lansing (Outdoors)
• October 2014: Women vs. Cincinnati & Ohio State in Columbus (plus Men's Divers)
• November 2011: Men vs. Iowa & Ohio State in Iowa City (Men vs. Iowa only)
• January 2011: Co-Ed vs. Brown, Florida Atlantic, LSU & Penn in Boca Raton
BOILERMAKERS STILL AMONG TOP 10 NATIONALLY IN 200 FREE RELAY
• The Purdue men's time of 1:19.06 in the 200 freestyle relay from the Oct. 16 Indiana Intercollegiates meet continues to rank seventh nationally. Ryan Hrosik, Brady Samuels, Idris Muhammad and Nikola Aćin teamed for the strong October time, which was good for No. 3 nationally on the day of the meet. Missouri (1:19.48) and Michigan (1:19.82) also rank among the top 12 nationally in the event, with their times coming at the SMU Classic.
Purdue hosts No. 6/4 Michigan and No. 14/20 Missouri
Friday, Nov. 5 at 2 p.m. ET / Big Ten Network Plus (B1G+)
Morgan J. Burke Aquatic Center / West Lafayette, Indiana
WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. – For the first of two large home meets at the Morgan J. Burke Aquatic Center this month, Purdue swimming & diving welcomes a pair of high-caliber opponents to campus for a Friday matinee triple dual featuring Michigan and Missouri.
Action begins at 2 p.m. ET. Admission is free and the first 100 fans in attendance receive a free donut. The meet will be streamed live on the Big Ten Network's B1G+ website and app. Fans can sign up for a $10 package that gives them access to all Purdue content on B1G+ for the month.
Fans and the general public are reminded that current Protect Purdue protocols require facial coverings for indoor settings, including all meets at the Morgan J. Burke Aquatic Center. Parking is also limited to the paved lot to the west of the main Co-Rec lot accessible from Stadium Avenue across from Slayter Hill. There is no parking available in the Co-Rec lot beginning Friday at 2 p.m.
LANE ASSIGNMENTS
• Purdue: 2 & 5
• Michigan: 3 & 6
• Missouri: 4 & 7
• Exhibition: 1 & 8
DIVING SCHEDULE (Platform is Non-Scoring Exhibition)
• Segment 1: Women's 1-Meter, Men's 3-Meter, Women's Platform
• Segment 2: Men's 1-Meter, Women's 3-Meter, Men's Platform
The men have opted to race in the 400 individual medley, marking the only change to the 16-event default format for a dual meet. Team scoring will be head-to-head – Purdue vs. Michigan, Purdue vs. Missouri, and Michigan vs. Missouri.
All three teams competing Friday finished among the top 20 at the 2021 NCAA Championships.
| NATIONAL FINISHES AT THE 2021 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS | |
| MEN 12.) Michigan 106 pts 16.) Missouri 86 pts 17.) Purdue 83 pts |
WOMEN 6.) Michigan 224.5 pts 18.) Missouri 79 pts 20.) Purdue 56 pts |
In the CSCAA preseason polls, which remain the active rankings until January, Michigan was ranked No. 4 (women) and No. 6 (men). Missouri opened the season at No. 14 (men) and No. 20 (women). The Wolverines and Tigers also raced against each other the weekend of Oct. 8 to 9 at the six-team SMU Classic in Dallas. Along with host SMU, the rest of the field that weekend featured Arizona, Louisville, the Texas A&M men and the Miami (Fla.) women.
A men's triple dual with Arizona and Missouri in Tucson in January 2003 marked the last time the Boilermakers competed head-to-head vs. the Tigers. Besides the Big Ten Championships (men in 2016, women in 2017, divers in 2021), Michigan is set to compete in West Lafayette for the first since a traditional co-ed dual in January 2014.
Purdue hosted top-25 opponents Indiana and Ohio State for a co-ed triple dual in February. But with Missouri in the mix from the Southeastern Conference, Friday's meet sets up similar to a November 2018 triple dual vs. Wisconsin and Tennessee. The Badgers and Volunteers were also nationally ranked among both genders. The upgraded videoboard at the Morgan J. Burke Aquatic Center made its debut at the Friday afternoon dual nearly three years ago to the day (Nov. 2, 2018).
Later this month, the Boilermakers will welcome student-athletes from seven different universities to campus for the three-day, six-session Purdue Invitational (Nov. 18-20). Louisville, Northwestern, Missouri State and McKendree will all have co-ed representation along with the FIU women, Illinois State women and Navy men.
PURDUE'S RECENT TRIPLE DUALS AT HOME
• February 2021: Co-Ed vs. Indiana & Ohio State (plus Women vs. Rutgers)
• January 2020: Co-Ed vs. Minnesota & Northwestern
• November 2018: Co-Ed vs. Tennessee & Wisconsin
• January 2017: Co-Ed vs. Minnesota & Northwestern
• October 2015: Women vs. Notre Dame & Ohio State (plus Men's Divers)
• January 2014: Co-Ed vs. Minnesota & Wisconsin
• November 2013: Co-Ed vs. Northwestern & Ohio State (plus Men vs. Iowa)
• January 2011: Co-Ed vs. Minnesota & Wisconsin (plus Women vs. Illinois)
MORE MULTI-TEAM DUALS IN RECENT YEARS
Excluding annual Big Ten Triple Duals
• January 2021: Co-Ed vs. Minnesota & Wisconsin in Madison
• November 2016: Co-Ed vs. Iowa & Missouri State in Iowa City
• October 2016: Women vs. Miami, Notre Dame & Rutgers in South Bend (Men vs. UND only)
• October 2015: Co-Ed vs. Michigan & Michigan State in East Lansing (Outdoors)
• October 2014: Women vs. Cincinnati & Ohio State in Columbus (plus Men's Divers)
• November 2011: Men vs. Iowa & Ohio State in Iowa City (Men vs. Iowa only)
• January 2011: Co-Ed vs. Brown, Florida Atlantic, LSU & Penn in Boca Raton
BOILERMAKERS STILL AMONG TOP 10 NATIONALLY IN 200 FREE RELAY
• The Purdue men's time of 1:19.06 in the 200 freestyle relay from the Oct. 16 Indiana Intercollegiates meet continues to rank seventh nationally. Ryan Hrosik, Brady Samuels, Idris Muhammad and Nikola Aćin teamed for the strong October time, which was good for No. 3 nationally on the day of the meet. Missouri (1:19.48) and Michigan (1:19.82) also rank among the top 12 nationally in the event, with their times coming at the SMU Classic.
| SWIMMERS RANKED INDIVIDUALLY AMONG THE TOP 15 IN THE BIG TEN | |||||||
| MEN | WOMEN | ||||||
| Boilermaker | Event | Time | B1G Rank | Boilermaker | Event | Time | B1G Rank |
| Nikola Aćin | 100 Free | 43.77 | 6th | Maggie Love | 100 Breast | 1:02.80 | 10th |
| Coleman Modglin | 200 Breast | 2:00.96 | 9th | Maggie Love | 200 Back | 2:00.59 | 11th |
| Nikola Aćin | 50 Free | 20.17 | 9th | Maggie Love | 200 IM | 2:04.06 | 12th |
| Brady Samuels | 100 Fly | 48.57 | 12th | Hannah Hill | 50 Free | 23.32 | 13th |
| Brady Samuels | 50 Free | 20.32 | 14th | Kate Beavon | 1000 Free | 10:14.86 | 15th |
| Michael Juengel | 100 Back | 49.06 | 14th | Masy Folcik | 100 Breast | 1:03.23 | 15th |
| Skyler Younkin | 100 Fly | 48.77 | 15th | Lindsay Turner | 200 Fly | 2:03.05 | 15th |
| Skyler Younkin | 200 Fly | 1:50.44 | 15th | ||||