2017 NCAA Women’s Championships: Thursday Prelim Heat Sheets

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Heat sheets for tomorrow’s preliminary session at the 2017 NCAA Division 1 Women’s Championships have been posted.

Stanford will look to continue their momentum from their huge 800 free relay into Thursday morning. Katie Ledecky will make her debut in an individual event at the NCAA Championships in the 500 free tomorrow. All three defending champions will be swimming tomorrow with Leah Smith (500 free), Ella Eastin (200 IM) and Olivia Smoliga (50 free) in action. The 200 free relay will kick off the action tomorrow morning at 10 A.M. EST, followed by the 500 free, 200 IM, 50 free and 400 medley relay.
2017 NCAA Division I Women’s Championships Day 2 Prelims Heat Sheets – Results

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Bill Bell

7 years ago

Hey, Andy:

Please tell whoever’ sin charge of posting results that ur is usual and customary to post names of all relay swimmers along w/ their individual splits and NOT doing so -— especially when games have been submitted when relay entries originally posted on entry data — is totally unacceptable.

They gonna leave ’em off for prelins and gimbals of the four other relays yet to be contested?

Bad show!

P.s. At least four women ( Leah a Smith, UVA; Hannah Cox, Arizona: Danielle Nack, Minnesota and the hurl from Virginia tech — all swam school records/ prs kneading if their respective 800 relays Wednesday night. Oh and Cal’s Kathleen Baker sent a or too but no “Bare” record as Missy Franklin’s American/ NCAA standard from ’15 Championshios is that record.