Tigers Head to Final Day of NCAC Championships in Third Place

Granville, Ohio - With one day remaining at the North Coast Athletic Conference Championships, DePauw is in third place with 794.5 points. Denison leads with 1,317 and Kenyon is second with 1,308.

DePauw had four swimmers and one relay in the championship finals tonight in addition to a top-five diving finish. Katherine Douglas turned in a fifth on the one-meter board with 376.20 points after 382.2 in the prelim round.

Ali Tallen was seventh in the 100-yard butterfly (57.56) and eighth in the 100 backstroke (57.59) with Ash Dapore placing eighth in the 200 free (1:55.06). Molly Ruggles was ninth in the 100 butterfly (1:00.40).

DePauw's 200 medley relay of Allison Lund, Mary Woods, Tallen and Dapore was third in 1:47.3 and earned all-conference honors.

The Tigers return to the pool with tomorrow's 9:30 a.m. prelims.

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Players Mentioned

Ash Dapore: Freshman

Katherine Douglas: Sophomore; I chose Depauw because the campus environment made me feel as though I was at home. I also like the balance of classes I will be taking to get a liberal arts education while completing my kinesiology major.

Allison Lund: Junior

Molly Ruggles: Freshman; I chose DePauw because I know I can receive a stellar education from a community that cares about my success. I can continue my passion of swimming alongside some of the kindest and funniest girls. I can create and cherish life-long relationships. Last but not least, I go home and brag every year to my dad about how DEPAUW crushed Wabash in the Monon Bell game.

Ali Tallen: Sophomore

Mary Woods: Senior

Players Mentioned

Ash Dapore
: Freshman

Katherine Douglas
: Sophomore; I chose Depauw because the campus environment made me feel as though I was at home. I also like the balance of classes I will be taking to get a liberal arts education while completing my kinesiology major.

Allison Lund
: Junior

Molly Ruggles
: Freshman; I chose DePauw because I know I can receive a stellar education from a community that cares about my success. I can continue my passion of swimming alongside some of the kindest and funniest girls. I can create and cherish life-long relationships. Last but not least, I go home and brag every year to my dad about how DEPAUW crushed Wabash in the Monon Bell game.

Ali Tallen
: Sophomore

Mary Woods
: Senior