NCAA Girls’s Championship: Virginia Units NCAA Meet Report for 200 Free Relay Wins, Expands Workforce Management
The College of Virginia at the moment has three-on-three wins within the relay on the NCAA Championships, and as anticipated, the 200 freestyle relay was a dominant effort. Kate Douglasscontemporary out of a win and the quickest time in historical past at 200 IM, he took a lead at 21.01, giving him a greater than half a second benefit over the subsequent greatest first-foot swimmer, Stanford’s. tori huskeand the Cavaliers have been greater than a second away to win.
Gretchen Walsh, beforehand runner-up within the particular person 50 freestyles, shared 20.59 within the second match. From right here, Lexi Cuomo And Maxine Parker would end the job and Virginia touched down at 1:24.51. That was nicely behind the NCAA, US and US Open data of 1:23.87, when a Virginia foursome swam on the ACC Championships final month, however that group beat the 1:24.55 encounter report set final yr.
Douglass, Walsh, and Cuomo are veterans of many first-place Cavaliers relay occasions, and each final yr and this yr, Cuomo was the right complement to their extra heralded teammates, who’re essentially the most improved swimmers in these relays. “I like being in relays. I feel they’re essentially the most enjoyable to be part of. I at all times are likely to swim quicker with them,” he mentioned. “I feel I introduced a variety of emotion. I’ve a variety of quirks and I feel I’ve a variety of power in conferences. It would not really feel like actuality to me. I do not know the place it got here from on the staff aspect. I feel we have now an incredible love for one another, and it exhibits up in numerous methods.”
In the meantime, a junior signing, Parker, was competing within the A relay in a championship occasion for the primary time after not collaborating in any relay within the ACCs final month. “I felt they might set me up nicely, and I simply needed to convey it house for them,” Parker mentioned. “It was actually thrilling to be on it. Positively a privilege.”
In a probably vital transfer, the Cavaliers scored first place with out utilizing one in every of their major stars. Alex Walsh. Elder Walsh was in Virginia’s two relay efforts on Wednesday night, that means he must skip one of many remaining occasions (with a most of 4 relays per swimmer) and the pinnacle coach. Todd De Sorbo He made the calculated resolution to take away him from the 200 freestyle relay. The choice could have price Virginia one other report, but it surely’s the rating that counts on this match, and Virginia continues to compete for all 5 relays, with Douglass and each Walsh sisters prepared for all remaining occasions.
Second place went to Stanford with 1:25.70 behind the Huske staff. Claire Curzan, Taylor Ruck And Amy Tang. Curzan’s 20.98 leg was the third quickest on the sphere, and Tang adopted the three Olympians to barely outstrip Louisville for the second-place awards. of Louisville Gabi Albiero, Christiana Regenauer, Julia Dennis And Ella Welch He completed third with 1:25.73 and Ohio State, teresa ivan At 21.19, he positioned fourth at 1:25.80.
pushed by LSU Maggie MacNeil Within the second stage, which was the quickest effort of the race, he positioned fifth with a rating of 20.37 and a time of 1:27.04. Earlier within the night time, Mac Neil received the free NCAA title at 50 in 20.79, the quickest time in historical past. Texas completed sixth in 1:27.11.
In staff competitors, Virginia has a cushty 46.5-point lead over Texas. The Cavaliers have 208.5 factors, adopted by the Longhorns with 161 factors. Louisville is third with 117 factors, whereas Stanford is third with 106 factors.
Notably, NC State is ninth with 66 factors after the Wolfpack staff was disqualified for a false begin within the 200 freestyle relay. NC State’s time of 1:25.92 would have been ok for fifth place and 28 important factors, inserting Wolfpack in fifth place by one level over Ohio State (93).
Occasion 7 Girls 200 Yard Freestyle Relay
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NCAA: N 1:23.87 2/15/2023 Virginia
Ok Douglass, G Walsh, A Cuomo, A Walsh
Meet: M 1:24.51 3/16/2023 Virginia
Ok Douglass, G Walsh, A Cuomo, M Parker
American: A 1:23.87 2/15/2023 Virginia
Ok Douglass, G Walsh, A Cuomo, A Walsh
US Open: O 1:23.87 2/15/2023 Virginia
Ok Douglass, G Walsh, A Cuomo, A Walsh
Pool: P 1:24.51 3/16/2023 Virginia
Ok Douglass, G Walsh, A Cuomo, M Parker
Faculty Seed Finals Factors
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1 Virginia 1:23.87 1:24.51M 40
1) Douglass, Kate SR 2) r:0.27 Walsh, Gretchen SO
3) r:0.25 Cuomo, Lexi SR 4) r:0.31 Parker, Maxine JR
r:+0.62 10.33 21.01 (21.01)
30.83 (9.82) 41.60 (20.59)
51.74 (10.14) 1:02.93 (21.33)
1:13.42 (10.49) 1:24.51 (21.58)
2 Stanford 1:25.90 1:25.70 34
1) Huske, Torri SO 2) r:0.10 Curzan, Claire FR
3) r:0.21 Ruck, Taylor SR 4) r:0.27 Tang, Amy SO
r:+0.59 10.26 21.57 (21.57)
31.38 (9.81) 42.55 (20.98)
52.78 (10.23) 1:03.94 (21.39)
1:14.23 (10.29) 1:25.70 (21.76)
3 Louisville 1:25.29 1:25.73 32
1) Albiero, Gabi JR 2) r:0.20 Regenauer, Chriiana SR
3) r:0.07 Dennis, Julia FR 4) r:0.09 Welch, Ella FR
r:+0.61 10.49 21.62 (21.62)
31.67 (10.05) 42.85 (21.23)
52.95 (10.10) 1:04.24 (21.39)
1:14.34 (10.10) 1:25.73 (21.49)
4 Ohio St 1:26.70 1:25.80 30
1) Zenick, Katherine JR 2) r:0.25 Fulmer, Amy SR
3) r:0.13 Funderburke, Nyah SO 4) r:0.07 Ivan, Teresa SO
r:+0.63 10.50 21.74 (21.74)
31.93 (10.19) 42.98 (21.24)
53.04 (10.06) 1:04.61 (21.63)
1:14.70 (10.09) 1:25.80 (21.19)
5 LSU 1:26.70 1:27.04 28
1) Milutinovich, Katarina SR 2) r:0.17 MacNeil, Maggie 5Y
3) r:0.21 Curry, Peyton SO 4) r:0.33 de Villiers, Miaela FR
r:+0.64 10.70 22.24 (22.24)
31.92 (9.68) 42.61 (20.37)
53.06 (10.45) 1:04.82 (22.21)
1:15.27 (10.45) 1:27.04 (22.22)
6 Texas 1:27.05 1:27.11 26
1) Cooper, Grace JR 2) r:0.30 Sticklen, Emma JR
3) r:0.31 Leibel, Kyla SR 4) r:0.20 Pash, Kelly SR
r:+0.61 10.52 21.96 (21.96)
32.18 (10.22) 43.55 (21.59)
53.95 (10.40) 1:05.43 (21.88)
1:15.72 (10.29) 1:27.11 (21.68)
7 Florida 1:27.28 1:27.31 24
1) Nikonova, Ekaterina SO 2) r:0.16 Bates, Talia SR
3) r:0.26 Mack, Katie SR 4) r:0.13 Cronk, Micayla SO
r:+0.66 10.68 22.22 (22.22)
32.52 (10.30) 44.18 (21.96)
54.43 (10.25) 1:05.83 (21.65)
1:16.02 (10.19) 1:27.31 (21.48)
8 Indiana 1:27.70 1:27.48 22
1) Peplowski, Anna SO 2) r:0.21 Turak, Ashley SR
3) r:0.18 Paegle, Kristina FR 4) r:0.10 Broshears, Elizbeth JR
r:+0.71 10.78 22.13 (22.13)
32.39 (10.26) 43.56 (21.43)
53.94 (10.38) 1:05.21 (21.65)
1:15.63 (10.42) 1:27.48 (22.27)
9 UNC 1:26.99 1:27.49 18
1) Countie, Grace SR 2) r:0.32 Nel, Olivia SO
3) r:0.09 Pattison, Greer SO 4) r:0.11 Smith, Skyler SO
r:+0.71 10.46 21.77 (21.77)
32.17 (10.40) 43.62 (21.85)
53.94 (10.32) 1:05.58 (21.96)
1:15.91 (10.33) 1:27.49 (21.91)
10 California 1:28.14 1:27.63 14
1) Davidson, Emma SR 2) r:0.25 Stadden, Isabelle JR
3) r:0.20 Gantriis, Emily JR 4) r:0.15 Stone, McKenna SO
r:+0.66 10.75 22.37 (22.37)
32.63 (10.26) 44.00 (21.63)
54.40 (10.40) 1:06.06 (22.06)
1:16.24 (10.18) 1:27.63 (21.57)
11 VT 1:28.68 1:27.89 12
1) Moore, Madelyn 5Y 2) r:0.07 Shackelford, Sarah SR
3) r:0.03 Bentz, Caroline JR 4) r:0.00 Atkinson, Emma JR
r:+0.61 10.69 22.47 (22.47)
32.73 (10.26) 44.29 (21.82)
54.45 (10.16) 1:05.99 (21.70)
1:16.44 (10.45) 1:27.89 (21.90)
12 USC 1:27.38 1:27.91 10
1) Delgado, Anicka JR 2) r:0.15 Garcia, Elise 5Y
3) r:0.15 Henderson, Hanna JR 4) r:0.18 Dobler, Kaitlyn JR
r:+0.65 10.89 22.38 (22.38)
32.70 (10.32) 44.31 (21.93)
54.46 (10.15) 1:05.82 (21.51)
1:16.16 (10.34) 1:27.91 (22.09)
13 Arkansas 1:28.34 1:28.34 8
1) Ferraguti, Alessia 5Y 2) r:0.23 Sansores De La drea 5Y
3) r:0.10 Cothern, Bella JR 4) r:0.11 Melton, Kobie 5Y
r:+0.64 10.89 22.71 (22.71)
33.10 (10.39) 44.54 (21.83)
54.68 (10.14) 1:06.23 (21.69)
1:16.67 (10.44) 1:28.34 (22.11)
14 Alabama 1:27.21 1:28.40 6
1) Antoniou, Kalia 5Y 2) r:0.13 Petkova, Diana JR
3) r:0.15 Jones, Emily FR 4) r:0.20 Winter, Kailyn SO
r:+0.69 10.77 22.04 (22.04)
32.59 (10.55) 44.24 (22.20)
54.85 (10.61) 1:06.69 (22.45)
1:16.99 (10.30) 1:28.40 (21.71)
15 Michigan 1:27.91 1:28.60 4
1) Flynn, Lindsay SO 2) r:0.45 Newman, Claire JR
3) r:0.09 Kan, Natalie SO 4) r:0.06 Kendall, Brady FR
r:+0.67 10.73 21.98 (21.98)
32.67 (10.69) 44.33 (22.35)
54.83 (10.50) 1:06.77 (22.44)
1:16.90 (10.13) 1:28.60 (21.83)
16 Northwestern 1:28.71 1:28.79 2
1) Ervin, Lindsay FR 2) r:0.17 Strouse, Ashley SO
3) r:0.13 Brennan, Jamie FR 4) r:0.14 Larson, Ally SR
r:+0.67 10.98 22.44 (22.44)
33.15 (10.71) 44.73 (22.29)
55.17 (10.44) 1:06.79 (22.06)
1:17.23 (10.44) 1:28.79 (22.00)
Girls - Workforce Rankings - By means of Occasion 7
1. Virginia 208.5 2. Texas 162
3. Louisville 117 4. Stanford 106
5. Ohio St 93 6. Indiana 83
7. Florida 76 8. California 74
9. UNC 73 10. Georgia 66.5
11. NC State 66 12. Lsu 62
13. Tennessee 61 14. Alabama 56
15. Wisconsin 49 16. Southern California 37
17. Kentucky 26 18. Virginia Tech 18
19. Arizona 17 20. Miami (Fl) 16
21. Duke 13 22. Arkansas 12
23. Minnesota 11 24. Michigan 10
25. South Carolina 9 26. Florida St 7
26. Texas A&M 7 28. UCLA 4
28. Arizona St 4 30. Utah 2
30. Northwestern 2 30. Auburn 2
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