Brooke Schultz of Arkansas Wins 3m Diving Title

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The Arkansas Razorbacks got to celebrate a national title on Friday night at the 2018 NCAA Division I Women’s Swimming and Diving Championships with a win from freshman Brooke Schultz in the 3m diving event. Schultz scored 399.45 points as she finished ahead of Nevada senior Sharae Zheng (394.95) and South Carolina senior Julia Vincent (361.75).

Stanford’s Kassidy Cook (359.85), Miami, Ohio’s Pei Lin (335.55), Texas’ Samantha Bromberg (334.80), Indiana’s Jessica Parratto (331.35) and Minnesota’s Sarah Bacon (329.05) also competed in the A-final.

This is the Razorbacks’ second overall 3m diving title as Robin Ford won for Arkansas in 1985.

Event 13  Women 3 mtr Diving
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         NCAA: N 437.75  3/20/2009 Christina Loukas, Indiana
         Meet: C 437.75  3/20/2009 Christina Loukas, Indiana
                 280.00  AUTO NCAA A Standard
    Name           Year School            Prelims     Finals       Points 
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                            === A - Final ===                            
 
  1 Brooke Schultz   FR Arkansas           384.60     399.45         20  
  2 Sharae Zheng     SR Nevada             363.60     394.95         17  
  3 Julia Vincent    SR SCAR               350.50     361.75         16  
  4 Kassidy Cook     SR Stanford           337.75     359.85         15  
  5 Pei Lin          SR MU                 350.85     335.55         14  
  6 Samantha Brombe  JR Texas              359.40     334.80         13  
  7 Jessica Parratt  JR Indiana            342.30     331.35         12  
  8 Sarah Bacon      SO Minnesota          369.90     329.05         11

            Women - Team Rankings - Through Event 13                 
 
  1. Stanford                          374   2. California                        234
  3. Texas A&M                         156   4. Michigan                          150
  5. Texas                             149   6. Louisville                        140
  7. Tennessee                       137.5   8. Minnesota                         108
  9. Virginia                          102  10. Indiana                            92
 11. Ohio St                            73  12. Georgia                            68
 13. Southern Cal                       59  14. Missouri                           54
 15. Auburn                           51.5  16. Wisconsin                          50
 17. Arizona                            45  18. South Carolina                     44
 19. Kentucky                           41  20. NC State                           37
 21. University of Nevada               33  22. Arkansas                           30
 23. Purdue                             29  24. Arizona St                         27
 25. UNC                                25  26. Northwestern                       20
 26. Denver                             20  28. UCLA                               15
 28. Eastern Mich                       15  30. Miami University                   14
 31. Hawaii                             12  32. Florida                            11
 33. Penn St                             9  34. Louisiana State University          8
 35. Rutgers                             6  36. Alabama                             5
 36. Virginia Tech                       5  38. Florida St                          3
 39. University of Miami                 2  39. Duke                                2

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Todd

6 years ago

So Proud of Brooke! WPS