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Women's Swimming & Diving: Ohio Northern (0-0 Overall, 0-0 OAC) at Wilmington (0-1 Overall, 0-1 OAC)

Recap Results
October 30, 2015

Friday, Oct. 30, 2015, 6 pm , Wilmington Natatorium, Wilmington, Ohio

Saturday's Meets: The Polar Bears will open the Ohio Athletic Conference portion of their 2015-16 season on Friday with a dual meet at Wilmington .... The teams will compete in nine individual swimming races and two relays ... There will be no diving as Wilmington does not have a diving board ... Ohio Northern opened its 2015-16 campaign with a fifth place finish at the Kenyon Relays on Saturday at the Steen Aquatic Center on Oct. 17 ... The meet also included diving competition at the Denison Diving Meet ... The Polar Bears were fifth of eight teams with 36 points. Denison won the team title with 120 points, Kenyon was second with 114 points and Wooster was third with 66 points ... Sophomore Sydney Veon, junior Stacie Melody, junior Jill Chapman and freshman Lauren Chaney led Ohio Northern with a fourth place finish in the 200 breast relay in 2:12.56 ... WC opened its season with a1 134-85 loss at Baldwin Wallace last Saturday ... The Polar Bears will return to action Saturday when they open the home portion of their schedule with a 1 pm meet with John Carroll at the ONU Sports Center.

Schedule of Events

Distances in Yards

1.     200 Medley Relay Women
2.     200 Medley Relay Men
3.     800 Free Women
4.     800 Free Men
5.     50 Free Women
6.     50 Free Men
7.     200 Free Women
8.     200 Free Men
9.     100 I.M. Women
10.   100 I.M. Men
11.   100 Fly Women
12.   150 Fly Men
13.   100 Free Women
14.   100 Free Men
15.   100 Back Women
16.   100 Back Men
17.   400 Free Women
18.   400 Free Men
19.   100 Breast Women
20.   100 Breast Men
21.   200 Free Relay Women
22.   200 Free Relay Men

ONU head coach Peggy Ewald: Ewald is in her 12th season at ONU and is the program's all-time winningest coach with a 71-59 women's dual meet record, a winning percentage of .546. She has been named OAC Women's Coach of the Year five times and had guided the Polar Bear women to seven OAC Championships crowns and nine OAC Regular Season titles.