ANN ARBOR, Mich.  –– The Navy swimming teams totaled three event wins and six second-place finishes during an unscored long-course meet against Michigan and Miami (Ohio), Saturday morning at Canham Natatorium in Ann Arbor, Mich.
 
One day after the teams competed in a traditional short-course yards (25-yard pool) dual, the programs met again in a long-course meet (50-meter pool) in efforts to help gain 2020 U.S. Olympic Trials cut times.  The teams raced in six relay events and four 50-meter length individual events.
 
"We had another good session of racing," said Navy women's swimming head coach John Morrison.  "The relay format allowed us to move many of our swimmers to their second, third or fourth events and race competitively in a variety of spots.  We were proud to see the strong, never quit effort in two days of racing this early in the season.  We learned so much about ourselves with being able to compete against Michigan and Miami that we can use in our training and preparation to take us to the next level.
 
The Navy women's team won the 200 medley relay with a time of 2:00.88.  The foursome of Brooke West (So., River Forest, Ill.), Reagan Johnson (Fr., Charlotte, N.C.), Delaney Walz (Sr., Mays Landing, N.J.) and Katie Corbi (Fr., Waxhaw, N.C.) won the event by 1.53 seconds.
 
Winning the 800 freestyle relay for the Navy men's team were Daniel Cook (Jr., Virginia Beach, Va.), Dominick Wallace (Jr., La Jolla, Calif.), Matthew Fadel (So., Columbia, S.C.) and Micah Oh (Jr., Kent, Ohio).  The Mids posted a time of 7:51.82 to win the event by almost 4.5 seconds.
 
Also, Paul Kinsella (Fr., Arlington, Va.) won the 50 breaststroke for the men's team.  He tallied a time of 30.20 to win the race by 2.12 seconds.
 
Navy relay teams that placed second were the women's 200 freestyle and 800 medley teams, as well as the men's 400 freestyle and 400 medley entrants.  Second-place finishers for the Mids in individual events were Elly Deas (Johns Creek, Ga.) in the women's 50 backstroke and James Wilson (Sr., Lancaster, Pa.) in the men's 50 backstroke.
 
The Navy teams will next be in action Oct. 11 when they swim at UMBC.