Men's Swimming and Diving: Ohio Northern (0-0 Overall, 0-0 OAC) at John Carroll (1-0 Overall, 0-0 OAC)

Saturday, Oct. 29, 2016, 11 am, William H. Johnson Natatorium, Ada, Ohio

Saturday's Meet: The Polar Bears enter Saturday's meet after defeating Wilmington in its Ohio Athletic Conference and home opener Friday evening at the ONU Sports Center Natatorium ... Junior Ian Simpson and sophomore Anthony Ferrell each finished first in three events to lead the Ohio Northern ... Simpson teamed up with Ferrell, sophomore Pete He, and senior Logan Pfeifer  to win the 200-yard medley relay in 1:37.46 ... Simpson also finished first in the 100 back in :55.20 and the 100 IM in :55.93 ... Ferrell took first place finishes in the 50 breast and 100 breast in :27.46 and :59.91, respectively ... Freshman Nolan Huey recorded two first place finishes as he won the 200 free in 1:48.89 and the 100 back in :55.47 ... Senior Eric Chen  teamed up with junior Thomas Golba, senior John Raker and freshman Ryan Groehl and finished first in the 200 free relay in 1:27.62 ... John Carroll enters the meet after defeating Case Western Reserve for the first time since 1997 ... The Blue Streaks captured nine first polace finishes en route to the victory.

Schedule of Events

Distances in Yards

1.     200 Medley Relay Women
2.     200 Medley Relay Men
3.     1,000 Free Women
4.     1,000 Free Men
5.     200 Free Women
6.     200 Free Men
7.     100 Back Women
8.     100 Back Men
9.     100 Breast Women
10.   100 Breast Men
11.   200 Fly Women
12.   200 Fly Men
13.   50 Free Women
14.   50 Free Men
15.   1-Meter Diving (6) Women
16.   1-Meter Diving (6) Men
17.   100 Free Women
18.   100 Free Men
19.   200 Back Women
20.   200 Back Men
21.   200 Breast Women
22.   200 Breast Men
23.   500 Free Women
24.   500 Free Men
25.   100 Fly Women
26.   100 Fly Men
27.   3-Meter Diving (6) Women
28.   3-Meter Diving (6) Men's
39.   200 IM Women
30.   200 IM Men
31.   400 Free Relay Women
32.   400 Free Relay Men 

ONU head coach Peggy Ewald: Ewald is in her 13th season at ONU and is the program's all-time winningest coach with a 96-37 men's dual meet record, a winning percentage of .722. She has been named OAC Men's Coach of the Year seven times and had guided the Polar Bear men to 12 consecutive OAC Championships crowns and 11 straight OAC Regular Season titles.