Complete meet results

Rocky Mount, N.C.----Wingate University sophomore Lindsee Newman won three individual events, boosting the No. 8 Bulldogs to a 162-89 triumph over Barton College inside the Harrison Family YMCA Saturday. The dual meet wraps up the regular season for the Navy Blue and Vegas Gold-clad South Atlantic Conference members.
 
In chronological order, Newman won the 1000 Freestyle (10:35.56), the 200 Butterfly (2:12.96) and the 500 Freestyle (5:08.07). The visiting Bulldogs won 13 consecutive events to open the meet (one relay plus 12 individual races). Nine different Wingate student-athletes won one individual race each, while the Bulldogs opened the afternoon with a victory in the 200 Medley Relay.
 
Seniors Alex Livingstone, Lily Sanocki and Gracie Williams made their last regular season appearance count with one individual gold medal each. Livingstone touched first in the 100 Backstroke (1:00.68), while Sanocki won the 200 Breaststroke (2:20.00). Williams took the checkered flag in the 100 Butterfly (59.17).
 
What They Are Saying
Wingate junior team captain Hana Kubalova
 
"Our meet against Barton College confirmed that both the women's and men's teams are ready for some fast races at the South Atlantic Conference championship meet. We had some outstanding swims on both sides and it was fun to race one more time before suiting up. This is the time of the season when the team gets together and everyone cheers for each other. This creates amazing energy on the pool deck, which was felt incredibly today! I can't wait for the upcoming week of practice until conference, because so far it has been an outstanding season!" 
 
Next on the horizon for #WUSWIM

Wingate will compete in the inaugural South Atlantic Conference championship meet Feb. 8-11 inside the Mecklenburg County Aquatic Center in downtown Charlotte.
 
Event-by-Event results
#8 Wingate women vs. Barton / #8 Wingate men vs. Barton
Harrison Family YMCA, Rocky Mount, N.C.
Saturday, January 28, 2023
 
Women's 200 Medley Relay
1st - Wingate B (Andrews, N. Dwojak, Munro, Kertynska), 1:47.69
2nd - Wingate A (Beesmans Barquero, Wenhold, Kubalova, Azirovic), 1:48.40
3rd - Wingate C (Livingstone, Sanocki, Williams, Insley), 1:50.27
5th - Wingate D (Rabinovich, Scheff, Howard, Heffron), 1:53.94
 
Men's 200 Medley Relay
1st - Wingate A (Filho Chagas, Sokolov, Ohnov, Snitko), 1:30.53
2nd - Wingate B (Carlsson, Wisniewski, Smyre, Douib), 1:34.20
3rd - Wingate C (Keener, Butner, Moller, Lockhart), 1:35.47
5th - Wingate D (Leighninger, Rusu, Kovacs, Gentz), 1:39.28
 
Women's 1000 Freestyle
1st - Lindsee Newman, 10:35.56
2nd - Sasha McNeal, 11:08.12
 
Men's 1000 Freestyle
1st - Pablo Cabana del Amo, 9:46.74
2nd - Zoltan Tabi, 9:50.43
3rd - Michele Orru, 9:51.71
4th - Daniel Mizera, 9:57.42
 
Women's 200 Freestyle
1st - Nina Azirovic, 1:57.27
2nd - Nadia Kertynska, 1:57.71
3rd - Laura Torres, 2:00.46
4th - Kelley Chadwell, 2:01.37
 
Men's 200 Freestyle
1st - Marcel Snitko, 1:39.03
2nd - Gabriel da Costa, 1:43.18 
4th - Jose Arzayus, 1:49.14
5th - Nicholas Stelmack, 1:49.44
 
Women's 100 Backstroke
1st - Alex Livingstone, 1:00.68
2nd - Ashley Rabinovich, 1:00.95
3rd - Caroline Howard, 1:01.26
5th - Wiktoria Dwojak, 1:02.87
 
Men's 100 Backstroke
1st - Ney Filho Chagas, 50.31
2nd - Jonatan Carlsson, 51.58
3rd - Noah Keener, 52.94
4th - Ian Leighninger, 53.28
 
Women's 100 Breaststroke
1st - Amanda Wenhold, 1:05.84
2nd - Annika Luce, 1:07.67
3rd - Franziska Muhlberger, 1:09.08
5th - Sarah Porter Kuhn, 1:12.06
 
Men's 100 Breaststroke
1st - Fedor Sokolov, 57.01
2nd - Mikolaj Dobrindt, 59.02
3rd - Jack Wisniewski, 59.41
5th - William Lerna, 1:02.30
 
Women's 200 Butterfly
1st - Lindsee Newman, 2:12.96
2nd - Sasha McNeal, 2:16.21
 
Men's 200 Butterfly
1st - Kacper Korona, 1:52.65
2nd - Wyatt Pena, 1:58.17
3rd - Oliver Sorensen, 1:58.64
4th - Connor Wright, 1:58.94
 
Women's 50 Freestyle
1st - Kelsea Munro, 23.80
2nd - Nina Azirovic, 24.79
4th - Katia Insley, 25.01
 
Men's 50 Freestyle
1st - Slava Ohnov, 20.88
3rd - Jonathan Douib, 21.83
4th - Kevon Lockhart, 21.88
5th - Alexi Gentz, 21.96
 
Women's 100 Freestyle
1st – Lucie Andrews, 53.43
3rd - Mary Heffron, 55.39 
5th - Laura Torres, 56.15
6th - Sarah Porter Kuhn, 57.28
 
Men's 100 Freestyle
1st - Ethan Hathcock, 47.13
2nd - Alex Smyre, 47.21
3rd - Bennett Broad, 47.37
6th - Alexi Gentz, 50.30
 
Women's 200 Backstroke
1st - Marta Beesmans Barquero, 2:05.72
 
Men's 200 Backstroke
1st - Yann Van Den Bossche, 1:55.54
 
Women's 200 Breaststroke
1st - Lily Sanocki, 2:20.00
 
Men's 200 Breaststroke
1st - Mikolaj Dobrindt, 2:06.78
 
Women's 500 Freestyle
1st - Lindsee Newman, 5:08.07
 
Men's 500 Freestyle
1st - Miguel Marcos, 4:31.80
 
Women's 100 Butterfly
1st - Gracie Williams, 59.17
 
Men's 100 Butterfly
1st - Kacper Korona, 50.73
 
Women's 200 Individual Medley
1st - Natalia Dwojak, 2:08.90
 
Men's 200 Individual Medley
1st - Bálint Kovács, 1:55.17
 
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