I think on the men's side it's clearly Filion by just about any metric. He posted more all-time records than anyone else (two) with times that rank well within the top 50 in D1. And in addition to those records, he got D3 top-20 all-time swims in the 200 free (1:36.54 - 8th), 100 fly (46.83 - 4th), and 50 free split from conference champs (19.21 - 12th).
On the women's side it feels like a toss-up. No individual records were set this year. Not sure when the last time is that happened! might be 10 years. But Jennah Fadely was the closest in the 100 breast (59.9 vs 59.7), and both the 100 and 200 were among the best performances at the meet. She now ranks 3rd and 2nd in those with times that stack up pretty well in D1.
This was a nice recap, thanks for posting.
I think on the men's side it's clearly Filion by just about any metric. He posted more all-time records than anyone else (two) with times that rank well within the top 50 in D1. And in addition to those records, he got D3 top-20 all-time swims in the 200 free (1:36.54 - 8th), 100 fly (46.83 - 4th), and 50 free split from conference champs (19.21 - 12th).
On the women's side it feels like a toss-up. No individual records were set this year. Not sure when the last time is that happened! might be 10 years. But Jennah Fadely was the closest in the 100 breast (59.9 vs 59.7), and both the 100 and 200 were among the best performances at the meet. She now ranks 3rd and 2nd in those with times that stack up pretty well in D1.