Cobber divers Amy Glubzinski and Lauren Trudeau finished first and second in the 3-meter at the MIAC Championships.  
A 1 And A 2!

Courtesy of GoCobbers.com, Release: February 19, 2010

Day 2 Meet Scoreboard

PLACE
TEAMS
TEAM TOTAL AFTER DAY2
1

Gustavus
472
2
Carleton
401
3
St. Thomas
334
4
St. Olaf
316
5
St. Ben's
265
6
St. Kate's
177
7
Concordia
159
8
Macalester
153
9
Hamline
95
10
St. Mary's
79
11
Augsburg
50

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Day 2 Meet Recap:

MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. (2/19/10)-- Cobber divers Amy Glubzinski and Lauren Trudeau reestablished the fact that Concordia is Diving University in the MIAC as the two finished first and second in the 3-meter event at the MIAC Championship Meet on Friday.

As a team, Concordia scored 112 team points on Friday and climbed into seventh place - only 18 points behind sixth place heading into the final day of competition.

Glubzinski and Trudeau were part of Pat Anderson's crew that had three athletes finish in the top 8 and a remarkable seven divers finish in the top 17. The 1-2 finish marks the third consecutive conference diving event that Glubzinski and Trudeau have posted a top 3 finish.

Aleina Weisz headlined the swimming events for Concordia on the second day of the championship meet. Weisz smahed her own school record in the 100-yard backstroke and finished in 12th place in the finals - the highest finish for a CC swimmer on Friday. Weisz raced to a 1:02.20 in the prelims in the afternoon which bettered her two-year-old record by over one full second. She then did that over a half second better in the finals when she recorded a new school record time of 1:01.82.

The other top individual swimmer on the day was Katie Coleman. A day after finishing 10th in the 500-yard freestyle, Coleman swam a 2:00.25 in the 200-yard freestyle and finished 14th. Her time in the finals was only .40 of a second off the school record set back in 2007.

For the second day a Cobber relay team made a huge splash by recording a season-best time. On Thursday the 200-yard freestyle team set a new school record and on Friday the 200-yard medley relay team of Weisz, Stacie Fossum, Whitney Walters and Amanda Suchanek swam a 1:57.05 and finished eighth. It was the fastest time by any CC 200-yard medley relay team in the last five years and was less than two seconds off the school record time of 1:55.16 set back in 2001.

Concordia will try and get into the top 6 in the final day of the conference meet on Saturday at the University of Minnesota.