Minnesota’s Sarah Bacon Wins 1m Diving Title
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Minnesota’s Sarah Bacon won the 1m diving title on Thursday night at the 2018 NCAA Division I Women’s Swimming and Diving Championships with 343.55 points. Bacon finished ahead of South Carolina’s Julia Vincent (333.50) and Nevada’s Sharae Zheng (325.25).
Bacon was not far off of the NCAA record of 361.55 by Stanford’s Cassidy Krug from the 2007 NCAA’s that will stand for one more year.
Texas’ defending champion Alison Gibson (320.65) finished in fourth.
Arizona State’s Frida Kaellgren (313.10), Arizona’s Delaney Schnell (307.30), Tennessee’s Rachel Rubadue (302.30) and Northwestern’s Olivia Rosendahl (295.50) also competed in the championship final.
This is the Golden Gophers’ second 1m title as Bacon joins Kelci Bryant from 2011 as NCAA champions in the event for Minnesota.
Event 6 Women 1 mtr Diving
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NCAA: N 361.55 3/2007 Cassidy Krug, Stanford
Meet: C 361.55 3/2007 Cassidy Krug, Stanford
265.00 AUTO NCAA A Standard
Name Year School Prelims Finals Points
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=== A - Final ===
1 Sarah Bacon SO Minnesota 339.75 343.50 20
2 Julia Vincent SR SCAR 320.25 333.50 17
3 Sharae Zheng SR Nevada 308.25 325.25 16
4 Alison Gibson SO Texas 319.95 320.65 15
5 Frida Kaellgren FR ASU 309.15 313.10 14
6 Delaney Schnell FR Arizona 295.55 307.30 13
7 Rachel Rubadue JR Tennessee 300.10 302.30 12
8 Olivia Rosendah JR Northwestern 305.80 295.50 11
Women - Team Rankings - Through Event 6 1. Stanford 171 2. California 115 3. Tennessee 108.5 4. Michigan 87 5. Virginia 86 6. Texas 83 7. Louisville 69 8. Texas A&M 65 9. Arizona 45 10. Minnesota 42 11. Ohio St 40 12. Georgia 39 13. UNC 25 14. Kentucky 24 15. South Carolina 23 16. Wisconsin 21 17. Southern Cal 20 18. NC State 18 18. Purdue 18 20. Auburn 16.5 21. University of Nevada 16 22. Missouri 15 23. Arizona St 14 24. Indiana 12 25. Northwestern 11 25. Denver 11 27. Penn St 9 27. Arkansas 9 29. Rutgers 6 29. UCLA 6 31. Louisiana State University 5 32. Florida 4 32. Alabama 4 34. University of Miami 2




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