The 2023 NCAA Division I Ladies’s Championships wrap their particular person swimming occasions with 200 butterfly finals.
After the preliminaries, the sphere was filled with attention-grabbing prospects with defending champion Alex Walsh in the course of the three star Texas swimmer – Emma Sticklen, Kelly Pash And Dakota Luther.
Walsh and Sticklen got here out quick. On the 100 mark, Walsh took the lead because the Texas trio needed to chase. Walsh persistently held a half-body lead on Sticklen till the ultimate flip, the place Sticklen made a late break within the final 25 and handed Walsh within the closing 5 yards to assert the hanging title.
He’s the fourth quickest swimmer within the occasion and the quickest non-Stanford swimmer in historical past on the occasion.
Sticklen broke the match file and completed with 1:49.95. Walsh was the fifth quickest in historical past with 1:50.23, half a second quicker than final 12 months’s NCAA championship time.
“I by no means anticipated a time like this, not to mention a rendezvous file. It is mine now – it is loopy,” Sticklen stated. “200 flies is basically robust. It is a robust race to complete. You understand that ultimately others are going to battle and that is when you must begin the jets. After I got here again I noticed him somewhat additional forward after which I could not see something. I stated, ‘Go! Go! Go!’ and he is had some actually optimistic self-talks within the final 25.
Sticklen has been one of many Longhorn leaders over the previous few years, main the crew for third, second and one other second tonight.
“I really like my crew a lot. I actually present it. I simply love being myself round different women and being my 100% me makes them really feel like they are often themselves. I really like all of them,” she stated.
Pash completed third with 1:51.89 and Luther was fifth with 1:52.27 behind the Arizona State veteran. Lindsay mad (1:52.25).
“My teammates had been what made every thing doable. “It is essential to have each of your teammates with you,” Sticklen stated. “He made me really feel snug and that performed an enormous function.”
Stanfords Charlotte Hook positioned sixth (1:53.17), Virginia’s Abby Harter was seventh (1:53.56) and Louisville’s Abby Hay positioned eighth (1:53.90).
PREFACE
Longhorns took their 1-2-4 seeds to the finals.
Sticklen took first place with 1:51.71, simply two-tenths forward of Luther (1:51.91).
Defending champion Walsh took third place with 1:52.05 forward of Pash who completed fourth (1:52.73).
Arizona State veteran Lindsay Looney took fifth place at 1:53.19, adopted by Louisville senior Abby Hay (1:53.21), younger Virginia Abby Harter (1:53.28) and a Stanford freshman Charlotte Hook (1:53.86).
Occasion 19 Ladies 200 Yard Butterfly
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NCAA: N 1:49.51 2/24/2018 Ella Eastin, Stanford
Meet: M 1:50.01 3/17/2018 Ella Eastin, Stanford
American: A 1:49.51 2/24/2018 Ella Eastin, Stanford
US Open: O 1:49.51 2/24/2018 Ella Eastin, Stanford
Pool: P 1:51.51 2/18/2022 Riley Gaines, Kentucky
Identify 12 months Faculty Prelims Finals Factors
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=== Championship Last ===
1 Sticklen, Emma JR Texas 1:51.71 1:49.95M 20
r:+0.65 24.18 52.53 (28.35)
1:21.16 (28.63) 1:49.95 (28.79)
2 Walsh, Alex JR Virginia 1:52.05 1:50.23P 17
r:+0.75 24.18 50.57 (26.39)
1:19.83 (29.26) 1:50.23 (30.40)
3 Pash, Kelly SR Texas 1:52.73 1:51.89 16
r:+0.66 25.21 53.45 (28.24)
1:22.09 (28.64) 1:51.89 (29.80)
4 Looney, Lindsay SR ASU 1:53.19 1:52.25 15
r:+0.67 25.25 53.50 (28.25)
1:22.64 (29.14) 1:52.25 (29.61)
5 Luther, Dakota 5Y Texas 1:51.91 1:52.27 14
r:+0.70 24.94 53.05 (28.11)
1:22.07 (29.02) 1:52.27 (30.20)
6 Hook, Charlotte FR Stanford 1:53.86 1:53.17 13
r:+0.65 25.87 54.58 (28.71)
1:23.68 (29.10) 1:53.17 (29.49)
7 Harter, Abby JR Virginia 1:53.28 1:53.56 12
r:+0.74 25.29 54.06 (28.77)
1:23.37 (29.31) 1:53.56 (30.19)
8 Hay, Abby SR Louisville 1:53.21 1:53.90 11
r:+0.68 25.67 54.53 (28.86)
1:24.09 (29.56) 1:53.90 (29.81)
=== Comfort Last ===
9 Nordmann, Lillie SO Stanford 1:54.29 1:53.90 9
r:+0.68 25.63 54.41 (28.78)
1:23.54 (29.13) 1:53.90 (30.36)
10 Stotler, Sara SO Tennessee 1:54.71 1:53.94 7
r:+0.69 25.39 53.98 (28.59)
1:23.60 (29.62) 1:53.94 (30.34)
11 Klinker, Rachel SR California 1:54.16 1:54.03 6
r:+0.70 25.80 54.14 (28.34)
1:23.44 (29.30) 1:54.03 (30.59)
12 VanNote, Ellie SR UNC 1:54.84 1:55.04 5
r:+0.71 25.52 54.30 (28.78)
1:23.82 (29.52) 1:55.04 (31.22)
13 Jernstedt, Edith SO FSU 1:54.64 1:55.15 4
r:+0.72 25.66 54.92 (29.26)
1:24.51 (29.59) 1:55.15 (30.64)
14 Arens, Abby JR NC State 1:54.45 1:55.80 3
r:+0.57 25.20 54.20 (29.00)
1:24.41 (30.21) 1:55.80 (31.39)
15 Guevara, Miriam 5Y Northwestern 1:55.18 1:56.14 2
r:+0.51 25.11 54.24 (29.13)
1:24.54 (30.30) 1:56.14 (31.60)
16 Dickinson, Callie 5Y Georgia 1:54.83 1:56.25 1
r:+0.63 25.40 54.46 (29.06)
1:25.18 (30.72) 1:56.25 (31.07)
Ladies - Workforce Rankings - Via Occasion 19
1. Virginia 501.5 2. Texas 371.5
3. Stanford 299 4. Louisville 245
5. NC State 233 6. Tennessee 200
7. Ohio St 195 8. Indiana 178
9. Florida 157 10. UNC 137
11. California 127 12. Alabama 111
13. Wisconsin 100 14. Southern California 99
15. Lsu 95 16. Georgia 90.5
17. Kentucky 49 18. Duke 42
19. Minnesota 37 20. Miami (Fl) 36
21. Arizona 32 22. Michigan 29
23. Virginia Tech 28 24. Texas A&M 26
25. South Carolina 25 26. Arizona St 19
27. Northwestern 15 28. Auburn 14
29. Arkansas 12 30. Hawaii 11.5
31. Florida St 11 32. Miami (Ohio) 9
33. Purdue 7 33. Penn 7
35. UCLA 6 36. Akron 5
37. Georgia Tech 2 37. Utah 2
39. Florida Int'l 1
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