Results

TEAM SCORES - MEN
#6 Grand Valley State 206.50, Saginaw Valley State 51.50
Saginaw Valley State 159, Davenport 93
#6 Grand Valley State 213, Davenport 39

WOMEN
#16 Grand Valley State 166, Saginaw Valley State 92
Saginaw Valley State 150, Davenport 108
#16 Grand Valley State 206, Davenport 52

KENTWOOD, Mich. - The Davenport University swimming and diving programs closed out their 2021-22 regular season schedules on Saturday by hosting Saginaw Valley State and Grand Valley State. The Panthers honored their four seniors including Lauren Bockheim, Megan Fraula, Jenna Schrotenboer, and Drew Hinckley. Next up will be the GLIAC Championships on Feb. 4-7 at SVSU's Gerstacker Regional Aquatic Center.

"It was a milestone day for Davenport swimming and diving," said head coach, Justin Vasquez. "We got to honor four seniors today in Lauren Bockheim, Megan Fraula, Jenna Schrotenboer, and Drew Hinckley. As a team we competed well today. Our team is definitely ready to start resting for the GLIAC Championships meet that is coming up in a couple of weeks."

The men were among the top three spots on the podium for six finishes while the women accomplished the feat nine times of their own.

TOP-THREE FINISHES - MEN
200 Butterfly, 2nd
Eric Perczak
1:51.84

100 Breaststroke, 3rd
Owen Stender
56.56

200 Breaststroke, 3rd
Owen Stender
2:06.56

100 Butterfly, 3rd
Eric Perczak
50.78

200 Individual Medley, 3rd
Alvaro Ruiz
1:59.88

200 Freestyle Relay, 3rd
Evan Tucker-Jones, Eric Perczak, Cameron Whitfield, Drew Hinckley
1:24.59

WOMEN
200 Freestyle, 2nd
Megan Fraula
1:55.68

500 Freestyle, 2nd
Hannah Gnatt
5:13.57

200 Individual Medley, 2nd
Ella Wagner
2:10.02

200 Individual Medley, 3rd
Chelsea Engelsman
2:12.63

500 Freestyle, 3rd
Megan Fraula
5:15.81

100 Backstroke, 3rd
Chelsea Engelsman
59.17

200 Medley Relay, 3rd
Chelsea Engelsman, Mallory Brownrigg, Ella Wagner, Mycah Kasper
1:47.67

200 Breaststroke, 3rd
Ella Wagner
2:25.58

200 Freestyle Relay, 3rd
Mycah Kasper, Megan Fraula, Dominyka Rapsyte, Jenna Schrotenboer
1:40.10

Story by: Cooper Weidenthaler