Andrew Capobianco Wins Indiana’s Third Event of Night With 3m Title

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Indiana sophomore Andrew Capobianco won the 3m diving title on Friday night at the 2019 NCAA Division I Men’s Swimming and Diving Championships in Austin, Texas as he won Indiana’s third NCAA title of the night. Capobianco followed Vini Lanza and Ian Finnerty as national champions for the Hoosiers as Capobianco scored 461.65 points to win the title over Miami senior Briadam Herrera (432.75).

Texas continued to pick up big diving points with junior Grayson Campbell (415.75) and Jordan Windle (359.65) placing third and seventh in the A-Final.

Tennessee’s Colin Zeng (400.00) placed fourth after winning the 1m title on Thursday night. Still no man has ever won all three diving boards at the NCAAs in the same year.

Columbia’s Jonathan Suckow (396.55), Stanford’s Noah Vigran (372.10) and Tennessee’s Matthew Wade (351.60) also placed in the A-Final.

Indiana now has ten 3m titles, but it is their first since 1981. Capobianco joins the likes of Ken Sitzberger (1965, 67), Jim Henry (1969, 70), Brian Bungum (1976, 77) and Robert Bollinger (1981) as winners of the event for the Hoosiers.

 Event 13  Men 3 mtr Diving
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         Meet: M 529.10  27-Mar-15 Samuel Dorman, Miami (FL)
    Name                 Year School            Prelims     Finals Points 
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                       === Championship Final ===                        
 
  1 Capobianco, Andrew     SO Indiana            405.05     461.65   20  
  2 Herrera, Briadam       SR Miami              384.00     432.75   17  
  3 Campbell, Grayson      JR Texas              371.70     415.75   16  
  4 Zeng, Zhipeng          SR Tennessee          432.20     400.00   15  
  5 Suckow, Jonathan       SO Columbia           367.35     396.55   14  
  6 Vigran, Noah           FR Stanford           381.00     372.10   13  
  7 Windle, Jordan         SO Texas              398.15     359.65   12  
  8 Wade, Matthew          FR Tennessee          365.40     351.60   11

 Men - Team Rankings - Through Event 13                  
 
  1. California                        338   2. Texas                             299
  3. Indiana                         259.5   4. NC State                          183
  5. Florida                           122   6. Louisville                        121
  7. Harvard                            90   8. Missouri                           84
  9. Alabama                            70   9. Arizona                            70
 11. Stanford                           69  12. Virginia                           66
 13. Texas A&M                          65  14. Michigan                           62
 15. Ohio St                            56  15. Tennessee                          56
 17. Southern Cali                      53  18. Georgia                            46
 19. Minnesota                          45  20. Florida St                         42
 21. Arizona St                       36.5  22. University of Miami                30
 23. Georgia Tech                       29  24. Purdue                             28
 25. South Carolina                     18  25. Penn                               18
 27. Duke                               17  27. Penn St                            17
 29. Grand Canyon                       16  30. Columbia University                14
 31. Kentucky                           11  32. Lsu                                 9
 33. Missouri St. (M)                    7  34. Virginia Tech                       6
 34. Princeton                           6  34. Auburn                              6
 37. Navy                                4  38. Notre Dame                          3
 38. Hawaii                              3  40. Towson                              2
 41. Denver                              1

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John Frayne

5 years ago

Patrick Jeffrey won all 3 diving events in 1988, so you’re wrong!!