Women's Swimming & Diving: No. 48 Ohio Northern (2-1 Overall) at #2 Kenyon (0-2 Overall)

Recap Results
November 19, 2015

Friday, Nov. 20, 2015, 6 pm, Steen Aquatic Center, Gambier, Ohio

Friday's Meet: Ohio Northern enters tonight's contest ranked No. 48 in the latest CollegeSwimming.com power rankings, while host Kenyon is ranked No. 2 ... The teams will compete in 9 individual swimming races, two relays and 1- and 3-meter diving events for a total of 13 events ... ONU may face a KC split-squad, as the Ladies are also scheduled to compete at the U. of Louisville Invitational Fri.-Sun. ... The Polar Bears enter this evening's contest after falling 178-121 in a dual meet at Wittenberg last Friday night ... Senior Allison Lohnes won four events to lead the then-No. 42-ranked Polar Bears ... Chapman  won the 100 back in 1:01.26, won the 200 back in 2:13.71, won the 200 I.M. in 2:19.22 and joined sophomore Sydney Veon, freshman Alyson Rohrer and junior Jill Chapman to win the 200 medley relay in 1:52.33 ... Chapman also won the 50 free in :24.42 and finished second 100 free in :56.73 and was second behind Lohnes in the 200 I.M. in 2:21.13.

Schedule of Events

Distances in Yards

1.      400 Medley Relay Women
2.      400 Medley Relay Men
3.      1,000 Free Women
4.      1,000 Free Men
5.      200 Free Women
6.      200 Free Men
7.      50 Free Women
8.      50 Free Men
9.      400 I.M. Women
10.    400 I.M. Men
11.    1-Meter Diving Women
12.    1-Meter Diving Men
13.    100 Fly Women
14.    100 Fly Men
15.    100 Free Women
16.    100 Free Men
17.    100 Back Women
18.    100 Back Men
19.    500 Free Women
20.    500 Free Men
21.    3-Meter Diving Women
22.    3-Meter Diving Men
23.    100 Breast Women
24.    100 Breast Men
25.    400 Free Relay Women
26.    400 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 73-60 women's dual meet record, a winning percentage of .549. 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.