RESULTS

LA JOLLA, Calif. – California Baptist University rewrote some pool records at UC San Diego on Saturday, while the Tritons pulled out a close dual victory, 161-136.

The Lancers, who continued to compile consideration times for the 2019 College Swimming & Diving Coaches Association of America National Invitational Championship. Several CBU swimmers kept closing in on automatic standards for the NIC, as well.

Brandon Schuster headlined one of the biggest races of the day for the Lancers when he won the 400-yard individual medley. It was not only an UCSD pool record and an automatic time in the CSCAA.

Sakeri Holter nabbed second place, while Scott Tolman logged his first consideration time (4:05.05) in third place.

Tolman bested a pool record of his own when he won the 100 breast in 1:59.39, which was less a second off the CSCAA A cut (1:58.43), as well. Tolman was within reach of another automatic time with a runner-up finish in the 100 breast (55.23).

The Lancers relay team of Jacob Leahy, Tolman, Justin Quiroga and Jerome Heidrich also set a pool record in the 200-medley relay (1:30.53) but was just edged by UCSD's A relay (1:29.30) for the runner-up mark.

Schuster also two other top-three finishes and CSCAA B cuts in the 200 free (second, 1:41.11) and 500 free (third, 4:39.69).

Like the 400 IM, the Lancers swept first through third in the 200 butterfly and 1 and 3-meter dives. Garret Chew won both boards for the Lancers on Saturday, with 300.97 points on 3-meter and 265.13 on 1-meter.

Adityastha Wratsangka (1:49.63), Quinn Birtles (1:51.50) and David Miller all got CSCAA consideration times with their top-three finishes in the 200 fly.

There was one more winner for the Lancers in the 100 back, as Leahy touched the wall first in 49.64, while his CBU teammate Robert Moseley was not far off in third (51.62).

Josh Walters logged three top-three finishes for himself on Saturday. He took second with a B cut of 20.67 in the 50 free, which included consideration times from Kyle White (21.28) and Heidrich (21.33), and third in the 100 free (46.41) and 100 fly (50.10).

Wratsangka also had a B cut in the 100 fly (50.19), taking fourth place just in front of White (50.36).

Back on the boards, Zane Freeman took second on 3-meter (275.33) and third at 1-meter (211.50), while Stevens took second on 1-meter (245.17) and third on the other board (262.13).