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Destin Lasko won two events as the Golden Bears swept the Pacific at the Speaker Aquatics Center on Thursday.
Cal Wins All 14 Events In Dual With Tigers
Berkeley – The #1 ranked California men’s swim team easily defeated the Pacific on Thursday afternoon with a 179.5-88.5 win at the Speaker Aquatics Complex, winning all 14 events.
Cal booked the competition in 1st and 2nd place in the 200 medley relay (1:26.19) and 200 free relay (1:22.14). The Bears had a strong showing throughout the day, with him taking 1st and his 2nd in all but one of his races. The strong performance was highlighted by Destin Lasko who won 200 free (1:36.61) and 200 breaststroke (1:58.24). Gabriel Jett He won the 100 back (45.95) and the 400 individual medley (3:54.29).
Dylan Hawk When Forrest Fraser They beat each other in two head-to-head matches. Hawk surpassed Frazier in his winning 50th free with a time of 20.88. Later in the match, Frazier outscored Hawk on his 100 fly and finished with a time of 49.90.
500 free Jack Meehan Unfortunately runner-up Michael Petrides great race. Meehan finished with a time of 4:28.44, just ahead of Petrides, who clocked a time of 4:28.02.
Tyler Copp Got 1000 free (9:19.05). Matthew Jensen Got 100 chests (55.12). Colby Meford Scored 200 flies with a time of 1:47.66. Trent Frankson Win 100 Free (45.79) Chris John Got 200 bucks (1:48.48). Forrest Frazier He won the exhibition 100 Butterfly and finished with a time of 49.90.
Score
Cal 179.5, Pacific 88.5
win
200 Medley Relay – Bjorn Seeliger Jacob Söderlund, Liam Bell, Jack Alexy (1:26.19)
1000 Free – Tyler Copp (9:19.05)
200 Free – Destin Lasko (1:35.61)
100 bucks – Gabriel Jett (45.95)
100 breast – Matthew Jensen (55.12)
200 Fries – Colby Meford (1:47.66)
50 Free – Dylan Hawk (20.88)
100 Free – Trent Frankson (45.79)
200 bucks – Chris John (1:48.48)
200 breast – Destin Lasko (1:58.24)
500 Free – Jack Meehan (4:28.02)
100 Fries – Forrest Frazier (49.90)
400 IM – Gabriel Jett (3:54.29)
200 free relay – Dear Rose, Hank Rivers, Sebastian Somerset, Colby Hutton (1:22.14)
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The Golden Bears will be back in the pool on Nov. 4 when they travel to Stamford, Calif. for the annual Triple Distance Meet.
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