Men's Swimming & Diving News
2012-13 MEN'S SWIMMING & DIVING SEASON REVIEWAfter three straight fifth-place finishes at the CCIW Swimming & Diving Championships, Coach Scott Johannsen's men's team jumped a spot to fourth in the league this year. Junior Justin Reppy led the way, winning both the 200 (1:42.75) and 500 (4:35.27) freestyles in school-record times. He joined sophomores Aaron Holt and Josh Wielenga and freshman David Sommers in earning all-conference honors. Reppy's were just two of five individual Augustana standards that were surpassed this season. This year's Vikings also took down three relay records on their way to a 5-1 dual-meet mark and the championship at Illinois Wesleyan's Halloween Invitational. | |
Sommers and 400 free relay break recordsFreshman David Sommers eclipsed his own 200 backstroke school record twice on Saturday, February 16 at the College Conference of Illinois & Wisconsin Championships in Wheaton, Illinois and the 400 freestyle relay also set a new school standard. Those performances helped secure a fourth place team finish for head coach Scott Johannsen's Augustana Vikings with 485 points. | |
Three more men's school records fallSophomore Aaron Holt led off a school-record performance by the Augustana 200 medley relay team Friday at the CCIW Championships. That was one of three school standards that fell on the men's side, as junior Justin Reppy broke the 200 freestyle mark and anchored a record-setting effort in the 800 freestyle relay. The Vikings remain in fourth place heading into Saturday's third and final day of swimming competition. | |
Reppy, Holt set school records on CCIW Day 1Junior Justin Reppy had quite a day at the CCIW Championships Thursday, twice breaking his own school record in the 500 freestyle, including a 4:35.27 clocking in the finals that earned him a conference title. Sophomore Aaron Holt also bettered one of his own school records with a :52.05 100 backstroke on the opening leg of the 400 medley relay. The Vikings are fourth in the team standings after the first day of swimming competition. | |
Wielenga third at CCIW Diving ChampionshipsSophomore Josh Wielenga took third place in both the one and three-meter events Saturday at the College Conference of Illinois & Wisconsin Diving Championships on the campus of Illinois Wesleyan University. |


