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Day Two Results March 2, 2002 • University of Delaware Van Deusen Places Fourth in 1-Meter; Larks Eighth in 3-Meter for Blue Hens
NEWARK, DE -- University of Delaware junior Julie Van Deusen posted her second straight top five finish by placing fourth in the one-meter dive and junior Lavar Larks was eighth overall in the three-meter event at the second and final day of the Eastern College Athletic Conference Diving Championships Saturday at Delaware's Rawstrom Natatorium. Boston University divers swept both titles on Saturday as Stacey Gallagher won the one-meter women's event with 265.85 points and Victor Paguia won the men's three-meter event with 459.40 points. Both earned their respective Meet Outstanding Diver awards as Gallagher won both the one and three-meter events and Paguia won the three-meter and was second in the one-meter. Van Deusen, who was third in Friday's three-meter competition, was fourth in the one-meter Saturday with 219.25 points. Gallagher won the event with 265.85 points followed by Rhode Island's Ashley Good and Boston College's Katelyn Cox. A total of 26 divers competed. On the men's side, Larks (Mt. Pleasant/Wilmington, DE) had his second top 10 finish of the meet after placing sixth in the one-meter event on Friday. Larks totalled 339.40 points in the three-meter. Paguia totalled 459.40 points to take first place followed by Rider's Rob Baier, Marist's Michael Guman, New York University's Baron Poitier, Bucknell's Adam Freeman, UMBC's Dustin Boone, New York University's Joe Grey, and Larks. Freeman won Friday's one-meter competition. Larks and Van Deusen will continue competition at the NCAA Zone A Diving Championships at the U.S. Naval Academy March 15-16. AGATE: Eastern College Athletic Conference Men's/Women's Diving Championships University of Delaware - Rawstrom Natatorium - Newark, Delaware • Day Two Results ECAC Women's 1-Meter Diving Championships: 1. Stacey Gallagher (Boston University), 265.85 points; 2. Ashley Good (Rhode Island), 230.70; 3. Katelyn Cox (Boston College), 219.95; 4. Julie Van Deusen (Delaware), 219.25; 5. Lisa Menter (West Chester), 217.50; 6. Sarah Get (Army), 216.00; 7. Bridget Nord (Boston University), 203.00; 8. Amber Van De Carr (Marist), 195.65 Did Not Qualify for Championship Round: 9. Erin Moore (Rider), 196.15; 10. Melissa Gifford (Marist), 193.85; 11. Kasey Kinney (Army), 193.05; 12. Kristilee Schubert (Stony Brook), 189.00; 13. Emily Hall (Vermont), 183.80; 14. Sarah Petcavage (Bucknell), 182.85; 15. Megan Barnett (Navy), 182.60; 16. Erin Byrnes (Stony Brook), 176.70; 17. Jillian Boccardo (Rhode Island), 164.45; 18. Chrissie Mayer (Fairfield), 164.15; 19. Lauren Frank (West Chester), 162.75; 20. Janie Modon Cohen (Providence), 158.65; 21. Sue Petroff (Army), 156.60; 22. Colleen Roche (Rhode Island), 151.50; 23. Peggy Preston (UMBC), 150.30; 24. Karen Seavers (Fairfield), 133.45; 25. Arlene Decindo (Navy), 122.00; 26. Cory Zamaitis (Fairfield), 93.80 ECAC Men's 3-Meter Diving Championships: 1. Victor Paguia (Boston University), 459.40; 2. Rob Baier (Rider), 446.15; 3. Michael Guman (Marist), 430.80; 4. Baron Poitier (New York Univ.), 429.55; 5. Adam Freeman (Bucknell), 413.60; 6. Dustin Boone (UMBC), 388.25; 7. Joe Grey (New York Univ.), 370.05; 8. Lavar Larks (Delaware), 339.40 Did Not Qualify for Championship Round: 9. Michael Bergen (West Chester), 331.15; 10. Jon Gdowik (UMBC), 323.55; 11. Greg Zachall (Fairfield), 269.10. Meet Outstanding Female Diver: Stacey Gallagher (Boston University) Meet Outstanding Male Diver: Victor Paguia (Boston University)
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