{"id":246782,"date":"2017-03-16T14:51:26","date_gmt":"2017-03-16T21:51:26","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.swimmingworldmagazine.com\/news\/?p=246782"},"modified":"2017-03-17T07:05:07","modified_gmt":"2017-03-17T14:05:07","slug":"2017-ncaa-d1-womens-swimming-championships-records-continue-tumbling-in-night-two","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.swimmingworldmagazine.com\/news\/2017-ncaa-d1-womens-swimming-championships-records-continue-tumbling-in-night-two\/","title":{"rendered":"2017 NCAA D1 Women’s Swimming Championships: Records Continue Tumbling in Night Two"},"content":{"rendered":"

Records continued to tumble down during finals of the second day at the 2017 NCAA D1 Women’s Swimming Championships.<\/p>\n

200 Free Relay<\/h3>\n

The NCAA record that was set this morning by Stanford was expected to be short lived going into the finals session.\u00a0Stanford reset their American record from this morning, but they did not touch first. California won its third straight 200 free relay title with a 1:25.59 for a new NCAA record. It will not stand as the American Record because of anchor Farida Osman<\/strong>, who is Egyptian.<\/p>\n

Abbey Weitzeil<\/strong>, Maddie Murphy<\/strong>, Amy Bilquist<\/strong> and Osman comprised of the new record setting relay. They out-touched Stanford, who will keep their American Record title with a 1:25.91. Osman anchored the relay in a 20.91, the fastest in the field.<\/p>\n

Simone Manuel<\/strong>, Lia Neal<\/strong>, Janet Hu<\/strong> and Ally Howe<\/strong> swam for the Cardinal. Georgia was third at 1:26.49 with Olivia Smoliga<\/strong>, Veronica Burchill<\/strong>, Emily Cameron<\/strong> and Chantal Van Landeghem<\/strong>. Smoliga had the fastest leadoff split at 21.32, faster than anyone from this morning.<\/p>\n

NC State (1:27.25), Arizona (1:27.39), Louisville (1:27.52), Auburn (1:27.73) and Wisconsin (1:28.01) rounded out the podium.<\/p>\n

 Event 2  Women 200 Yard Freestyle Relay<\/b>\r\n==================================================================================\r\n         NCAA: N 1:26.15  3\/16\/2017 Stanford\r\n                          S Manuel, L Neal, J Hu, A Howe\r\n         Meet: C 1:26.15  3\/16\/2017 Stanford\r\n                          S Manuel, L Neal, J Hu, A Howe\r\n     American: A 1:26.15  3\/16\/2017 Stanford\r\n                          S Manuel, L Neal, J Hu, A Howe\r\n    U.S. Open: O 1:26.15  3\/16\/2017 Stanford\r\n                          S Manuel, L Neal, J Hu, A Howe\r\n         Pool: P 1:26.15  3\/16\/2017 Stanford\r\n                          S Manuel, L Neal, J Hu, A Howe\r\n    School                        Prelims     Finals NISCA Points\r\n==================================================================================\r\n                                === A - Final ===                                 <\/b>\r\n \r\n  1 California                    1:26.67    1:25.59N  588   40  \r\n     1) Abbey Weitzeil FR             2) r:0.25 Maddie Murphy FR      \r\n     3) r:0.18 Amy Bilquist SO        4) r:0.35 Farida Osman SR       \r\n    r:+0.64  10.40        21.59 (21.59)\r\n          32.15 (10.56)       43.42 (21.83)\r\n          53.53 (10.11)     1:04.68 (21.26)\r\n        1:14.73 (10.05)     1:25.59 (20.91)\r\n  2 Stanford                      1:26.15    1:25.91N  582   34  \r\n     1) Simone Manuel SO              2) r:0.39 Lia Neal SR           \r\n     3) r:0.23 Janet Hu JR            4) r:0.15 Ally Howe JR          \r\n    r:+0.69  10.49        21.47 (21.47)\r\n          31.72 (10.25)       42.82 (21.35)\r\n          53.18 (10.36)     1:04.62 (21.80)\r\n        1:14.74 (10.12)     1:25.91 (21.29)\r\n  3 Georgia                       1:26.90    1:26.49   573   32  \r\n     1) Olivia Smoliga SR             2) r:0.16 Veronica Burchill FR  \r\n     3) r:0.27 Emily Cameron SR       4) r:0.28 Chantal Van Langhem SR\r\n    r:+0.72  10.28        21.32 (21.32)\r\n          31.52 (10.20)       43.06 (21.74)\r\n          53.52 (10.46)     1:05.25 (22.19)\r\n        1:15.33 (10.08)     1:26.49 (21.24)\r\n  4 NC STATE                      1:27.32    1:27.25   561   30  \r\n     1) Ky-lee Perry FR               2) r:0.33 Courtney Caldwell SO  \r\n     3) r:0.02 Natalie Labonge SR     4) r:0.22 Krista Duffield JR    \r\n    r:+0.68  10.66        21.90 (21.90)\r\n          32.43 (10.53)       43.75 (21.85)\r\n          53.97 (10.22)     1:05.49 (21.74)\r\n        1:15.76 (10.27)     1:27.25 (21.76)\r\n  5 Arizona                       1:27.88    1:27.39   558   28  \r\n     1) Katrina Konopka SO            2) r:0.27 Annie Ochitwa SO      \r\n     3) r:0.14 Morgan Ginnis JR       4) r:-0.02 Taylor Garcia SO     \r\n    r:+0.70  10.51        21.82 (21.82)\r\n          32.06 (10.24)       43.74 (21.92)\r\n          53.80 (10.06)     1:05.71 (21.97)\r\n        1:15.72 (10.01)     1:27.39 (21.68)\r\n  6 Louisville                    1:27.65    1:27.52   558   26  \r\n     1) Lainey Visscher FR            2) r:0.22 Mallory Comerford SO  \r\n     3) r:0.23 Avery Braunecker FR    4) r:0.08 Casey Fanz FR         \r\n    r:+0.60  10.81        22.37 (22.37)\r\n          32.41 (10.04)       43.58 (21.21)\r\n          53.97 (10.39)     1:05.71 (22.13)\r\n        1:15.99 (10.28)     1:27.52 (21.81)\r\n  7 Auburn                        1:27.51    1:27.73   552   24  \r\n     1) Aly Tetzloff SO               2) r:0.20 Ashton Ellzey JR      \r\n     3) r:0.11 Julie Meynen FR        4) r:0.23 Allyx Purcell SR      \r\n    r:+0.61  10.51        22.16 (22.16)\r\n          32.47 (10.31)       44.31 (22.15)\r\n          54.62 (10.31)     1:05.98 (21.67)\r\n        1:16.19 (10.21)     1:27.73 (21.75)\r\n  8 Wisconsin                     1:27.88    1:28.01   549   22  \r\n     1) Chase Kinney SR               2) r:0.23 Emmy Sehmann SO       \r\n     3) r:0.15 Jess Unicomb SO        4) r:0.17 Marissa Berg JR       \r\n    r:+0.71  10.60        22.06 (22.06)\r\n          32.34 (10.28)       44.03 (21.97)\r\n          54.41 (10.38)     1:06.17 (22.14)\r\n        1:16.41 (10.24)     1:28.01 (21.84)<\/pre>\n
500 Free<\/h3>\n
Katie Ledecky<\/strong> reset her NCAA, American and US Open Record from the Pac-12 Championships a few short weeks ago. Ledecky broke all the records at 4:24.06, a second under the old record at 4:25.15. An equally impressive swim, Leah Smith<\/strong> broke 4:30 for the first time with a 4:28.90, moving her up to the 11th fastest performance of all time.<\/p>\n
Ledecky and Smith were way ahead from the rest of the field the entire way, the only question was how far they could both go under their best times. Smith had been knocking on the 4:30 barrier for two years now and she finally did it tonight while trailing one of the best swimmers in history. This is Stanford’s first title in the 500 free since 2001 when Jessica Foschi<\/strong> won it at 4:37.81. It is the eighth title in the 500 for Stanford as Marybeth Linzmeier<\/strong> won three titles from 1982-1984 and Janet Evans<\/strong> won two in 1990 and 1991.<\/p>\n
The battle for third was very exciting as outside smoke, Kennedy Goss<\/strong> of Indiana had a monster last 50 with a 4:36.13 to out-touch Louisville’s Mallory Comerford<\/strong> at 4:36.16. Hannah Moore<\/strong> (4:36.85), Rose Bi<\/strong> (4:37.30), Danielle Valley<\/strong> (4:38.31) and G Ryan<\/strong> (4:40.28) rounded out the A-final.<\/p>\n
Event 3  Women 500 Yard Freestyle<\/b>\r\n=========================================================================\r\n         NCAA: N 4:25.15  2\/23\/2017 Katie Ledecky, Stanford\r\n         Meet: C 4:28.37  3\/16\/2017 Katie Ledecky, Stanford\r\n     American: A 4:25.15  2\/23\/2017 Katie Ledecky, Stanford\r\n    U.S. Open: O 4:25.15  2\/23\/2017 Katie Ledecky, Stanford\r\n         Pool: P 4:28.37  3\/16\/2017 Katie Ledecky, Stanford\r\n    Name           Year School            Prelims     Finals NISCA Points\r\n=========================================================================\r\n                            === A - Final ===                            <\/b>\r\n \r\n  1 Katie Ledecky    FR Stanford          4:28.37    4:24.06N  198   20  \r\n    r:+0.68  24.41        50.65 (26.24)\r\n        1:16.83 (26.18)     1:43.49 (26.66)\r\n        2:10.07 (26.58)     2:37.07 (27.00)\r\n        3:04.11 (27.04)     3:31.14 (27.03)\r\n        3:58.03 (26.89)     4:24.06 (26.03)\r\n  2 Leah Smith       SR Virginia          4:31.10    4:28.90   189   17  \r\n    r:+0.72  24.83        51.42 (26.59)\r\n        1:18.19 (26.77)     1:45.34 (27.15)\r\n        2:12.62 (27.28)     2:39.89 (27.27)\r\n        3:07.28 (27.39)     3:34.57 (27.29)\r\n        4:02.00 (27.43)     4:28.90 (26.90)\r\n  3 Kennedy Goss     JR Indiana           4:38.09    4:36.13   175   16  \r\n    r:+0.65  25.53        53.56 (28.03)\r\n        1:21.73 (28.17)     1:49.93 (28.20)\r\n        2:18.08 (28.15)     2:46.06 (27.98)\r\n        3:14.37 (28.31)     3:42.44 (28.07)\r\n        4:09.87 (27.43)     4:36.13 (26.26)\r\n  4 Mallory Comerfo  SO Louisville        4:36.91    4:36.16   175   15  \r\n    r:+0.69  25.52        53.39 (27.87)\r\n        1:21.84 (28.45)     1:50.19 (28.35)\r\n        2:18.52 (28.33)     2:46.40 (27.88)\r\n        3:14.22 (27.82)     3:41.87 (27.65)\r\n        4:09.40 (27.53)     4:36.16 (26.76)\r\n  5 Hannah Moore     JR NC STATE          4:37.12    4:36.85   173   14  \r\n    r:+0.70  25.96        53.80 (27.84)\r\n        1:21.76 (27.96)     1:49.92 (28.16)\r\n        2:18.00 (28.08)     2:46.16 (28.16)\r\n        3:14.17 (28.01)     3:42.17 (28.00)\r\n        4:09.85 (27.68)     4:36.85 (27.00)\r\n  6 Rose Bi          SO Michigan          4:37.81    4:37.30   172   13  \r\n    r:+0.66  25.81        53.58 (27.77)\r\n        1:21.47 (27.89)     1:49.46 (27.99)\r\n        2:17.50 (28.04)     2:45.73 (28.23)\r\n        3:13.88 (28.15)     3:42.09 (28.21)\r\n        4:10.24 (28.15)     4:37.30 (27.06)\r\n  7 Danielle Valley  SR Wisconsin         4:38.07    4:38.31   171   12  \r\n    r:+0.75  26.15        54.00 (27.85)\r\n        1:22.00 (28.00)     1:50.18 (28.18)\r\n        2:18.25 (28.07)     2:46.42 (28.17)\r\n        3:14.48 (28.06)     3:42.46 (27.98)\r\n        4:10.73 (28.27)     4:38.31 (27.58)\r\n  8 G Ryan           JR Michigan          4:36.46    4:40.28   167   11  \r\n    r:+0.73  26.10        54.18 (28.08)\r\n        1:22.53 (28.35)     1:51.25 (28.72)\r\n        2:19.64 (28.39)     2:48.03 (28.39)\r\n        3:16.24 (28.21)     3:44.57 (28.33)\r\n        4:12.67 (28.10)     4:40.28 (27.61)<\/pre>\n
200 IM<\/h3>\n
In a star studded 200 IM field, there was going to be zero room for error if you were going to win the race. Kathleen Baker<\/strong> led the race from start to finish and just missed the records in the 200 IM with a 1:51.69 win for the Cal Golden Bears.<\/p>\n
Last year’s runner up, Baker, won Cal’s fourth NCAA title in that event after Caitlin Leverenz won in 2012 and 2013 as well as Missy Franklin in 2015. That time will put Baker as the second fastest performer in history in the event. This is also Baker’s first NCAA title, as she was an Olympian and silver medalist last summer in the 100 backstroke. Baker held off hard charging Ella Eastin<\/strong> of Stanford at 1:52.27, who will keep her NCAA and American Record from last year. Texas senior Madisyn Cox<\/strong> finished third at 1:52.58.<\/p>\n
Sydney Pickrem<\/strong> (1:53.30), Bethany Galat<\/strong> (1:54.16), Alexia Zevnik<\/strong> (1:54.74), Louise Hansson<\/strong> (1:54.79) and Asia Seidt<\/strong> (1:55.19) rounded out the top 8.<\/p>\n
 Event 4  Women 200 Yard IM<\/b>\r\n=========================================================================\r\n         NCAA: N 1:51.65  3\/17\/2016 Ella Eastin, Stanford\r\n         Meet: C 1:51.65  3\/17\/2016 Ella Eastin, Stanford\r\n     American: A 1:51.65  3\/17\/2016 Ella Eastin, Stanford\r\n    U.S. Open: O 1:51.65  3\/17\/2016 Ella Eastin, Stanford\r\n         Pool: P 1:53.38  3\/16\/2017 Madisyn Cox, Texas\r\n    Name           Year School            Prelims     Finals NISCA Points\r\n=========================================================================\r\n                            === A - Final ===                            <\/b>\r\n \r\n  1 Kathleen Baker   SO California        1:54.61    1:51.69P  195   20  \r\n    r:+0.68  24.25        52.00 (27.75)\r\n        1:24.48 (32.48)     1:51.69 (27.21)\r\n  2 Ella Eastin      SO Stanford          1:54.55    1:52.27P  192   17  \r\n    r:+0.69  24.80        52.56 (27.76)\r\n        1:25.43 (32.87)     1:52.27 (26.84)\r\n  3 Madisyn Cox      SR Texas             1:53.38    1:52.58P  191   16  \r\n    r:+0.70  24.71        53.16 (28.45)\r\n        1:25.54 (32.38)     1:52.58 (27.04)\r\n  4 Sydney Pickrem   SO Texas A&M         1:53.69    1:53.30P  187   15  \r\n    r:+0.68  26.27        54.14 (27.87)\r\n        1:26.44 (32.30)     1:53.30 (26.86)\r\n  5 Bethany Galat    JR Texas A&M         1:54.20    1:54.16   183   14  \r\n    r:+0.60  24.77        54.04 (29.27)\r\n        1:26.32 (32.28)     1:54.16 (27.84)\r\n  6 Alexia Zevnik    SR NC STATE          1:55.30    1:54.74   180   13  \r\n    r:+0.70  24.98        52.76 (27.78)\r\n        1:27.75 (34.99)     1:54.74 (26.99)\r\n  7 Louise Hansson   FR Southern Cali     1:55.01    1:54.79   180   12  \r\n    r:+0.70  24.22        52.58 (28.36)\r\n        1:27.00 (34.42)     1:54.79 (27.79)\r\n  8 Asia Seidt       FR Kentucky          1:55.59    1:55.19   178   11  \r\n    r:+0.72  24.74        52.23 (27.49)\r\n        1:27.27 (35.04)     1:55.19 (27.92)<\/pre>\n
50 Free<\/h3>\n
The 50 free final was probably the most decorated A-final of the meet so far with five Olympians from Rio competing. Ultimately, it was the silver medalist in this event that out-touched the whole field. Stanford sophomore Simone Manuel<\/strong> won the race for her second NCAA title in the event with a 21.17 for the win, under the NCAA record set by Olivia Smoliga<\/strong> last year at 21.21.<\/p>\n
Smoliga, who won the event last year, was second at 21.27 and Ohio State’s Liz Li<\/strong> was third at 21.29. Li had led at the turn but Manuel did what she always seems to do,\u00a0coming out of nowhere to get her hand on the wall first. Manuel is now the second fastest performer all time in the event and it is Stanford’s 10th title in the event. Manuel last won it in 2015. The last Stanford winners were Catherine Fox<\/strong> (1997, 1998, 1999), Jenny Thompson<\/strong> (1992, 1993), Jenna Johnson<\/strong> (1986, 1987) and Krissie Bush<\/strong> (1984).<\/p>\n
Farida Osman<\/strong> (21.38), Abbey Weitzeil<\/strong> (21.58), Maddie Murphy<\/strong> (21.76), Caroline Baldwin<\/strong> (21.82) and Chantal Van Landeghem<\/strong> (21.85) also swam in the A-final.<\/p>\n
Event 5  Women 50 Yard Freestyle<\/b>\r\n=========================================================================\r\n         NCAA: N 21.21  3\/17\/2016 Olivia Smoliga, Georgia\r\n         Meet: C 21.21  3\/17\/2016 Olivia Smoliga, Georgia\r\n     American: A 21.12  3\/5\/2016  Abbey Weitzeil, Canyons Aquatics\r\n    U.S. Open: O 21.12  3\/5\/2016  Abbey Weitzeil, Canyons Aquatics\r\n         Pool: P 21.52  3\/16\/2017 Liz Li, Ohio State\r\n    Name           Year School            Prelims     Finals NISCA Points\r\n=========================================================================\r\n                            === A - Final ===                            <\/b>\r\n \r\n  1 Simone Manuel    SO Stanford            21.57      21.17N  192   20  \r\n    r:+0.69  10.29        21.17 (10.88)\r\n  2 Olivia Smoliga   SR Georgia             21.56      21.27P  190   17  \r\n    r:+0.73  10.36        21.27 (10.91)\r\n  3 Liz Li           JR Ohio St             21.52      21.29P  190   16  \r\n    r:+0.67  10.25        21.29 (11.04)\r\n  4 Farida Osman     SR California          21.83      21.38P  187   15  \r\n    r:+0.66  10.39        21.38 (10.99)\r\n  5 Abbey Weitzeil   FR California          21.62      21.58   183   14  \r\n    r:+0.65  10.35        21.58 (11.23)\r\n  6 Maddie Murphy    FR California          21.84      21.76   179   13  \r\n    r:+0.69  10.50        21.76 (11.26)\r\n  7 Caroline Baldwi  JR UNC                 21.80      21.82   177   12  \r\n    r:+0.69  10.62        21.82 (11.20)\r\n  8 Chantal Van Lan  SR Georgia             21.81      21.85   177   11  \r\n    r:+0.72  10.62        21.85 (11.23)<\/pre>\n
1-Meter Diving<\/h3>\n
Texas’ Alison Gibson<\/strong> won the 1m diving title for the first time in her career and won Texas’ first diving title since Nicole Pohorenec<\/strong> won the platform event in 2004. It is also the first 1m title for Texas since 1998 when Vera Ilyina<\/strong> won back to back titles in 97 and 98.<\/p>\n
The Texas freshman won the competition ahead of last year’s diver of the year in Sharae Zhang<\/strong> of Nevada and Olympian Kassidy Cook<\/strong> of Stanford. Gibson scored 332.60 to win.<\/p>\n
Minnesota’s Sarah Bacon<\/strong> (326.50), Cal’s\u00a0Maria Polyakov<\/strong> (325.80), Minnesota’s\u00a0Yu Zhou<\/strong> (317.95), LSU’s\u00a0Elizabeth Cui<\/strong> (315.35), Nevada’s Zhang (315.00),\u00a0<\/strong>Miami’s Pei Lin<\/strong> (312.00) and Stanford’s Cook (305.65) rounded out the A-Final.<\/p>\n
 Event 6  Women 1 mtr Diving<\/b>\r\n=========================================================================\r\n         NCAA: N 361.55  3\/2007    Cassidy Krug, Stanford\r\n         Meet: C 361.55  3\/2007    Cassidy Krug, Stanford\r\n    Name           Year School            Prelims     Finals NISCA Points\r\n=========================================================================\r\n                            === A - Final ===                            <\/b>\r\n \r\n  1 Alison Gibson    FR Texas              287.45     332.60   166   20  \r\n  2 Sarah Bacon      FR Minnesota          292.40     326.50   164   17  \r\n  3 Maria Polyakova  JR UCLA               301.90     325.80   164   16  \r\n  4 YU Zhou          SR Minnesota          307.70     317.95   161   15  \r\n  5 Elizabeth Cui    SO LSU                292.05     315.35   160   14  \r\n  6 Sharae Zheng        NEV                316.70     315.00   160   13  \r\n  7 Pei Lin          SR Miami (OH)         296.30     312.00   159   12  \r\n  8 Kassidy Cook     FR Stanford           308.95     305.65   157   11<\/pre>\n
400 Medley Relay<\/h3>\n
In a huge turn of events, Stanford will stand on top of the podium of the 400 medley relay after a disqualification to the first place team Cal. This is the fourth straight year that Stanford has won the 400 medley relay NCAA title. Cal originally touched first at 3:26.18 after leading the whole way, thanks to a stellar lead off from Kathleen Baker<\/strong> at 49.80 to become the second fastest performer in history in the 100 back.<\/p>\n
Stanford had Ally Howe\u00a0<\/strong>(51.42), Kim Williams\u00a0<\/strong>(58.51), Janet Hu <\/strong>(50.27)\u00a0and Lia Neal <\/strong>(46.15)\u00a0swimming on the relay that won at 3:26.35. Texas A&M moved up to third with Lisa Bratton\u00a0<\/strong>(51.60), Jorie Caneta\u00a0<\/strong>(58.60), Sarah Gibson<\/strong>\u00a0(50.28) and Beryl Gastaldello<\/strong>\u00a0(47.12) at 3:27.60. Third went to Texas at 3:27.74 with Tasija Karosas <\/strong>(50.83), Madisyn Cox\u00a0<\/strong>(58.30), Lauren Case<\/strong>\u00a0(51.72) and Rebecca Millard\u00a0<\/strong>(46.89).<\/p>\n
Lilly King<\/strong> uncorked a huge 56.17 breaststroke split for Indiana, putting them in the lead at the halfway point while Gia Dalesandro<\/strong> held on to the lead at the 300 with a 50.99 split. Indiana fell to fifth at the end of the race. The fastest butterfly split in the field was Louise Hansson<\/strong> of USC at 49.78 and the fastest anchor split was Louisville’s Mallory Comerford<\/strong> at 46.13. The fastest freestyle split was originally Abbey Weitzeil<\/strong> of Cal at 45.96, but she jumped early on Noemie Thomas’\u00a0<\/strong>fly leg after her 50.69 split.<\/p>\n
This is Stanford’s fourth straight title in the relay and their 13th overall. Louisville, Indiana, Georgia and USC also swam in the A-final.<\/p>\n
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