INDIANAPOLIS, IN -- The South Dakota State women took second place, while the men finished third at The Summit League Swimming and Diving Championships in Indianapolis.

Pre-season favorite Denver won both team titles.  The Pioneer women scored 1,017.5 points to outdistance SDSU with 595 points.  South Dakota finished fourth with 446 points.

On the men's side, Denver finished with 1,018.5 points, the Jackrabbits were third with 533.5 and the Coyotes fifth with 392 points.

Highlighting the Jackrabbits’ efforts on the final day was Emily Campbell’s championship performance in the 200 breaststroke.  Campbell used a strong finish to complete her comeback over Denver’s Amanda Sanders to win her first conference championship by one-one hundredth of a second. Campbell touched in 2:14.51, compared to Sanders’ 2:14.52.  The Summit League Co-Newcomer of the Year trailed Sanders through 150 yards, but was almost a second faster in the final leg.

USD's Greysen Hertting won the women's three-meter dive with a score of 270.85, sweeping the women's diving events.

 

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THE SUMMIT LEAGUE SWIMMING AND DIVING CHAMPIONSHIPS
FINAL TEAM STANDINGS
WOMEN
Denver 1,017.5
South Dakota State 595
IUPUI 517
South Dakota 446
Omaha 385.5
Eastern Illinois 226
Western Illinois 135

MEN
Denver 1,018.5
IUPUI 565
South Dakota State 533.5
Western Illinois 425
South Dakota 392
Eastern Illinois 277

AWARDS
WOMEN'S DIVING CHAMPIONSHIP MVP
Greysen Hertting, South Dakota

WOMEN'S NEWCOMERS OF THE CHAMPIONSHIP
Emily Campbell, South Dakota State and Clara Jenck, Denver

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