Hope falls to Thomas More in Elite Eight on road to Final Four
The No. 3 Hope Saints lost 72-57 at DeVos Fieldhouse to No. 4 Thomas More, ending their bid for a third Final Four in 15 years. Thomas More advances to face Amherst in the national semifinals while Bowdoin meets Wartburg in the other semifinal.
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Holland
Hope College
Thomas More
Saints
Hope
DeVos
Brian Morehouse
Amherst
Mass
Bowdoin
Maine
Wartburg
Iowa
Madison Temple
Francesca Buchanan
Madison Geers
Abby Owings
de Vos
Chris Zadorozny
Sentinel
Panthers win 3 titles finish 2nd at state meet
West Ottawa boys, after slow prelims, rise to claim three titles led by the 200 medley relay in 1 31.91. The Panthers finish second at the Division 1 state meet with 207 points, as Ann Arbor Skyline tops with 274 and Zeeland places ninth with 100. Derek Maas Julian Bar rios Ryan Langdon and Khadin Soto swim the winning 200 medley relay.
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West Ottawa
Julian Barrios
Derek Maas
Eastern Michigan
Dan D'Addona
Sentinel
Ypsilanti
Panthers
Steve Bowyer
Ann Arbor
Ann Arbor Skyline Won With 274. Zeeland Finished Ninth With 100. Derek Maas
Ryan Langdon
Khadin Soto
Birmingham Brother Rice
Maroons win Division 3 boys title in dominant state meet
Holland Christian claimed its third Division 3 boys swimming title and first since 1989, dominating nearly every event. Skyler Cook-Weeks won two individual titles and helped set a state record in the 400 free relay with teammates Heeres, Van Meter and Mason. Cook-Weeks earned Swimmer of the Year and coach Todd Smeenge Coach of the Year as Spring Lake and Hamilton trailed in points.
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All
Christian
Maroons
Holland Christian
Jacob Heeres
Riley van Meter
Luke Mason
Skyler Cook
East Grand Rapids
Todd Smeenge
Cook-Weeks
Ian Miskelley
van Meter
Colin Kalkman
Gerrit Wiegerink
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Kein Geeer
Cornerstone
Dan.d’addona
Saginaw Valley State University
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