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Kannan swept the back events, winning both the 100 (57.12) and 200 (2:04.86).

This is her freshman season, and sheвЂ™s already won events in both of PennвЂ™s meets. Chong swept the fly events, swimming the 100 in 55.08 and the 200 in 2:00.66. Teammates Vanessa Chong and Hannah Kannan both won two individual events each. This is ThomasвЂ™ second meet for the Penn women after spending three seasons competing for the Penn menвЂ™s team.

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She was just off her 100 free time of 50.35 and 200 free time of 1:46.92 swum against Columbia. Penn senior Lia Thomas had another successful meet after swimming against Columbia earlier this month, winning three individual events. Penn exhibitioned the 400 IM and 400 free relay, allowing Villanova to win those events, too. Noah Chipman won the 3-meter diving event for Villanova, with a score of 270.53. He previously swam the event in 1:52.26 against NJIT. Freshman Aubrey Bowles won the 200 back in 1:51.96. Villanova also won a few other individual events. HeвЂ™s better in the 1650, where he finished second at Big East Championships, but he didnвЂ™t compete in the 1000, the longest race on the dual meetвЂ™s schedule. At the 2021 Big East Championships, McIntyre placed sixth in the 500. Loveless, however, lost the 500 to VillanovaвЂ™s Jake McIntyre. This time also makes him the eighth-fastest swimmer in the League currently. His best time in the event is 9:37.32, so heвЂ™s not too far off his best time in his first race of the season. Senior Jack Loveless won the 1000 free in 9:41.00. That season, he also won the 200 breast against Villanova, and this year his time at this meet is the fifth-fastest in the League so far. In the 2019-20 season, he placed tenth in the 100 breast and thirteenth in the 200 breast at the Ivy League championships. Simpson swept the breaststroke events, swimming the 100 in 57.85 and the 200 in 2:07.85. He also won the Connecticut state title twice in the 100 fly. In high school, he was a NISCA All-American and a two-time USA Swimming Scholastic All-American. This is his first dual meet of college, given that last season was canceled for the Ivy League due to COVID-19. Sophomore Ben Feldman and junior Neil Simpson both won two individual events for Penn. The winning team, also PennвЂ™s, swam 1:32.60. He also swam in the 400 IM, and though his race was exhibitioned, his time of 3:55.25 was the fastest.ДЇallon also swam the breaststroke leg of the second-place 200 medley relay team, splitting 25.09 as part of a total time of 1:32.87. He finished second in the 200 free with a time of 1:43.28, behind PennвЂ™s Zach Althoff. Matt Fallon, a member of the National Team and a freshman at Penn, swam off-events at this meet. This was VillanovaвЂ™s third straight dual meet of the season, and PennвЂ™s second straight dual meet. The men won by 56 points, and the women won by 49 points.

Penn W defeat Villanova W 169-120 (EXHIBITION AIDED)ДЇor the fifth time in the last six seasons, the Penn men and women defeated Villanova on Wednesday.

Penn M defeat Villanova M 174-118 (EXHIBITION AIDED).

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November 13th, 2021 Big Ten, College, Ivy League

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