2022 NCAA Division I Women’s Swimming and Diving Championships Day 1 Heat Sheets

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The 2022 NCAA Women’s Swimming and Diving Championships kick off with Day 1 from Georgia Tech on Wednesday.

The first day will consist of the 200 medley relay and 800 freestyle relay.

• Day 1 Heat Sheets

• Official Psych Sheet

• Live Results

Schedule of Events and Top-Seeded Swimmers

Day 1

200 Medley Relay: Virginia, 1:31.81
800 Freestyle Relay: Stanford, 6:50.21

NCAA Championships: Thursday, March 17

500 Freestyle: Lia Thomas (Penn), 4:34.06
200 IM: Alex Walsh (Virginia), 1:52.38
50 Freestyle: Kate Douglass (Virginia), 21.00
200 Freestyle Relay: Virginia, 1:24.47

NCAA Championships: Friday, March 18

400 IM: Brooke Forde (Stanford), 4:00.76
100 Butterfly: Torri Huske (Stanford), 49.43
200 Freestyle: Lia Thomas (Penn), 1:41.93
100 Breaststroke: Sophie Hansson (NC State), 56.72
100 Backstroke: Regan Smith (Stanford), 49.23
400 Medley Relay: Virginia, 3:22.34

NCAA Championships: Saturday, March 19

1650 Freestyle: Kristen Stege (Tennessee), 15:42.37
200 Backstroke: Regan Smith (Stanford), 1:48.91
100 Freestyle: Gretchen Walsh (Virginia), 46.86
200 Breaststroke: Kate Douglass (Virginia), 2:03.14
200 Butterfly: Regan Smith (Stanford), 1:50.99
400 Freestyle Relay: Virginia, 3:08.22

The only swimmer to earn the No. 1 seed in three individual events is Stanford freshman Regan Smith, who leads the way in the 100 backstroke, 200 backstroke and 200 butterfly. Smith will go for the grueling 200 back-200 fly double on the final day of the meet, and she looks to be in strong form as she barely missed her own American record in the 100 back by just seven hundredths at the Pac-12 Championships.

The NCAA psych sheet includes Penn’s Lia Thomas, a transgender female swimmer who has been the subject of controversy this season as those around the sport have debated the fairness of her competing against cisgender females. Thomas ranks first in the nation entering the meet in the 200 and 500 freestyle, and she is 10th in the 100 free.

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