University of Louisville
at Missouri Dual Extravaganza
Swimming and Diving Beat Iowa
November 04, 2006 | Swimming & Diving
Nov. 4, 2006
The University of Louisville men's and women's swimming and diving team beat Iowa in the third meet of the four-meet format at the Mizzou Extraganza in Columbia, Mo. The women won 105-61 and the men won 91-77.
The men and women had an inspired evening of swimming. The format was tough and I challenged them this evening because I wanted to know who we could count on and everyone stepped up," said Arthur Albiero. "Tomorrow against nationally ranked Missouri, all the races will be close and if we bring it tomorrow like we brought it today we could pull it out."
Amanda Henleben had the swim of the night when she broke the school record in the grueling 1650 for the win.
The Cardinals started the meet with a win when Abby Miller took the 400-IM. Jenny Schimenti held on for third and Leigh Smith took fourth to add points. For the men, Danny Keeling was second.
Leslie Van Winkle won the 100-free and Anna Dishuck and Melanie Greyling made it a sweep of the top three spots. Adam Madarassy won the 100-free for the men and Carlos Van Isschot was in hot pursuit for second. In the 50-back, Andrei Teudean took first and Peyton Bobo was second. Johanna Nyysti won the 50-breast and Heather Meng added points with a third. For the men, Chris Lindauer touched second.
Adam Madarassy scored his second win of the meet in the 50-fly. The men had a three-spot sweep of the 50-free led by Carlos Van Isschot with Chris Lindauer and Andy Neff were second and third respectively.
The men and women piled on the points by taking the 400-free relay. Melanie Greyling, Anna Dishuck, Liz Halet and Van Winkle took the first for the women and Chris Lindauer, Andrei Teudean, Carlos Van Isschot and Adam Madarassy won for the men.
