4×50 Medley Relay<\/strong><\/h3>\nThe North Carolina State Wolfpack kicked off their conference title defense with a win in the 4×50 medley relay. The team of\u00a0Elise Haan<\/strong> (23.59),\u00a0Anna Shumate\u00a0<\/strong>(27.33),\u00a0Krista Duffield\u00a0<\/strong>(23.27) and\u00a0Lexie Lupton<\/strong> (21.88) finished in a time of 1:36.07.<\/p>\nVirginia Tech, seeded sixth headed into the event, surprisingly led after the butterfly leg and ended up finishing second in 1:36.35.\u00a0Klaudia Nazieblo<\/strong>,\u00a0Joelle Vereb<\/strong>,\u00a0Maggie Gruber\u00a0<\/strong>and\u00a0Adriana Grabski<\/strong> swam for the Hokies. Virginia’s foursome of\u00a0Abby Richter<\/strong>,\u00a0Vivian Tafuto<\/strong>,\u00a0Anna Pang<\/strong> and\u00a0Caitlin Cooper\u00a0<\/strong>took third in 1:36.69. Cooper had the race’s fastest anchor split at 21.23.<\/p>\nNorth Carolina finished fourth in 1:36.82, followed by top-seeded Louisville in 1:37.09.\u00a0The Cardinals went with a team of\u00a0Alina Kendzior<\/strong>,\u00a0Mariia Astashkina<\/strong>,\u00a0Grace Oglesby<\/strong> and\u00a0Casey Fanz<\/strong>, meaning that\u00a0Mallory Comerford\u00a0<\/strong>will be available for three individual events and all four remaining relays.<\/p>\nRounding out the top eight were Notre Dame (1:37.15), Duke (1:37.31) and Notre Dame (1:37.71).<\/p>\n
Event 1 Women 200 Yard Medley Relay<\/b>\r\n==================================================================================\r\n Meet: & 1:34.89 2\/13\/2017 North Carolina State Universit, NCSU-NC\r\n E Haan, K Brumbaum, N Labonge, K Perry\r\n ACC: % 1:34.89 2\/13\/2017 North Carolina State Universit, NCSU-NC\r\n E Haan, K Brumbaum, N Labonge, K Perry\r\n American: 1:34.10 3\/17\/2017 California, Calif\r\n K Baker, A Weitzeil, N Thomas, F Osman\r\n NCAA: 1:34.10 3\/17\/2017 California, Calif\r\n K Baker, A Weitzeil, N Thomas, F Osman\r\n U.S. Open: 1:34.10 3\/17\/2017 California, Calif\r\n K Baker, A Weitzeil, N Thomas, F Osman\r\n 1:36.89 A\r\n 1:37.51 B\r\n School Seed Finals Points \r\n==================================================================================\r\n 1 NC State 1:37.25 1:36.07 A 64 \r\n 1) Haan, Elise JR 2) r:0.16 Shumate, Anna FR \r\n 3) r:0.11 Duffield, Krista SR 4) r:0.26 Lupton, Lexie JR \r\n 23.59 50.92 (27.33)\r\n 1:14.19 (23.27) 1:36.07 (21.88)\r\n 2 Virginia Tech 1:37.96 1:36.35 A 56 \r\n 1) Nazieblo, Klaudia SR 2) r:0.47 Vereb, Joelle FR \r\n 3) r:0.19 Gruber, Maggie SR 4) r:+0.0 Grabski, Adriana SR \r\n 24.03 51.17 (27.14)\r\n 1:14.34 (23.17) 1:36.35 (22.01)\r\n 3 Virginia 1:37.77 1:36.69 A 54 \r\n 1) Richter, Abby FR 2) r:0.05 Tafuto, Vivian JR \r\n 3) r:0.34 Pang, Anna FR 4) r:0.13 Cooper, Caitlin SR \r\n 24.28 52.51 (28.23)\r\n 1:15.46 (22.95) 1:36.69 (21.23)\r\n 4 UNC 1:37.68 1:36.82 A 52 \r\n 1) Baldwin, Caroline SR 2) r:0.24 Hauder, Caroline FR \r\n 3) r:0.36 Cole, Emma FR 4) r:0.27 Bauer, Brooke SO \r\n 24.04 51.16 (27.12)\r\n 1:14.72 (23.56) 1:36.82 (22.10)\r\n 5 Louisville 1:36.86 1:37.09 B 50 \r\n 1) Kendzior, Alina JR 2) r:0.16 Astashkina, Mariia FR \r\n 3) r:0.21 Oglesby, Grace SO 4) r:0.24 Fanz, Casey SO \r\n 24.51 52.22 (27.71)\r\n 1:15.44 (23.22) 1:37.09 (21.65)\r\n 6 Notre Dame 1:38.43 1:37.15 B 48 \r\n 1) Quast, Carly FR 2) r:+0.0 O'Donnell, Meaghan JR \r\n 3) r:0.16 Grunhard, Cailey FR 4) r:0.34 Revilak Fonsecaofia JR\r\n 24.44 33.67 (9.23)\r\n 1:15.28 (41.61) 1:37.15 (21.87)\r\n 7 Duke 1:39.55 1:37.31 B 46 \r\n 1) Hess, Maddie JR 2) r:0.28 Hynes, Susan JR \r\n 3) r:0.01 Marsh, Alyssa SO 4) r:0.17 Goldman, Leah SR \r\n 24.76 52.86 (28.10)\r\n 1:15.41 (22.55) 1:37.31 (21.90)\r\n 8 Florida St 1:36.95 1:37.71 44 \r\n 1) Cohen, Madeline FR 2) r:0.33 Pierce, Natalie SR \r\n 3) r:0.19 Lovemore, Tayla SR 4) r:0.08 Smith, Lexi SR \r\n 24.78 52.87 (28.09)\r\n 1:15.94 (23.07) 1:37.71 (21.77)<\/pre>\nWomen’s 1-meter Diving<\/strong><\/h3>\nFlorida State’s\u00a0Blaire Mulka\u00a0<\/strong>won the first diving title of the meet, scoring 317.50 points to win 1-meter. She was followed by UNC’s\u00a0Maria Lohman<\/strong>, who took second with 308.20, and Louisville’s\u00a0Molly Fears<\/strong>, who came in third with 294.35.<\/p>\nMiami’s\u00a0Wally Layland\u00a0<\/strong>finished fourth with 292.10 points, ahead of Virginia Tech’s Ashylnn Peters<\/strong> (291.95), Duke’s\u00a0Mackenzie Willborn\u00a0<\/strong>(282.70), UNC’s\u00a0Elissa Dawson<\/strong> (278.95) and Virginia’s\u00a0Kylie Towbin<\/strong> (277.85).<\/p>\nEvent 2 Women 1 mtr Diving<\/b>\r\n=========================================================================\r\n Meet: & 361.85 2\/17\/2011 Abby Johnston, Duke\r\n ACC: % 379.98 3\/3\/2007 Jenna Dreyer, Miami\r\n NCAA: 361.55 3\/2007 Cassidy Krug, Stanford\r\n Name Year School Prelims Finals Points \r\n=========================================================================\r\n === Finals === <\/b>\r\n \r\n 1 Mulka, Blair SR Florida St 273.85 317.50 32 \r\n 2 Lohman, Maria JR UNC 258.35 308.20 28 \r\n 3 Fears, Molly SO Louisville 265.30 294.35 27 \r\n 4 Layland, Wally SR Miami (FL) 269.50 292.10 26 \r\n 5 Peters, Ashlynn JR Virginia Tech 271.50 291.95 25 \r\n 6 Willborn, Mack JR Duke 262.20 282.70 24 \r\n 7 Dawson, Elisa SR UNC 262.80 278.95 23 \r\n 8 Towbin, Kylie JR Virginia 263.55 277.85 22<\/pre>\n4×200 Free Relay<\/strong><\/h3>\nThe Virginia Cavaliers\u00a0came from behind to win\u00a0the 4×200 free relay in 6:55.77. After\u00a0Morgan Hill<\/strong> led off in 1:44.86, none of the other UVA swimmers split 1:44 or slower:\u00a0Jen Marrkand\u00a0<\/strong>(1:43.69),\u00a0Paige Madden\u00a0<\/strong>(1:43.71) and\u00a0Eryn Eddy<\/strong> (1:43.51). It was Eddy’s furious finish that helped Virginia overcome a deficit that was almost two seconds heading into the anchor leg.<\/p>\nLouisville, after leading almost the entire race, finished second in 6:56.32.\u00a0Sophie Cattermole<\/strong>,\u00a0Mallory Comerford<\/strong>,\u00a0Rachael Bradford-Feldman<\/strong> and\u00a0Arina Openysheva<\/strong> swam for the Cardinals, with Comerford blasting an amazing 1:40.26 split to give Louisville the lead.<\/p>\nNC State’s quartet of\u00a0Lexie Lupton<\/strong>,\u00a0Elise Haan<\/strong>,\u00a0Hannah Moore\u00a0<\/strong>and\u00a0Julia Poole\u00a0<\/strong>touched well back in third, with a time of 7:03.63. Notre Dame (7:04.31),\u00a0Virginia Tech (7:07.49), North Carolina (7:07.93), Georgia Tech (7:09.06) and Pittsburgh (7:09.09) also finished in the top eight.<\/p>\nEvent 3 Women 800 Yard Freestyle Relay<\/b>\r\n==================================================================================\r\n Meet: & 6:56.21 2\/13\/2017 Virginia, University of, UVA-VA\r\n L Smith, J Marrkand, M Hill, K Jones\r\n ACC: % 6:55.25 3\/16\/2016 Virginia, University of, UVA-VA\r\n L Smith, M Moroney, K Jones, J Marrkand\r\n American: 6:45.91 3\/15\/2017 Stanford, Stanf\r\n S Manuel, L Neal, E Eastin, K Ledecky\r\n NCAA: 6:45.91 3\/15\/2017 Stanford, Stanf\r\n S Manuel, L Neal, E Eastin, K Ledecky\r\n U.S. Open: 6:45.91 3\/15\/2017 Stanford, Stanf\r\n S Manuel, L Neal, E Eastin, K Ledecky\r\n 7:03.86 A\r\n 7:07.86 B\r\n School Seed Finals Points \r\n==================================================================================\r\n 1 Virginia 7:03.03 6:55.77&A 64 \r\n 1) Hill, Morgan SO 2) r:0.18 Marrkand, Jen SR \r\n 3) r:-0.07 Madden, Paige FR 4) r:0.25 Eddy, Eryn JR \r\n 25.20 51.12 (51.12)\r\n 1:17.92 (1:17.92) 1:44.86 (1:44.86)\r\n 1:58.36 (13.50) 2:35.77 (50.91)\r\n 3:02.21 (1:17.35) 3:28.55 (1:43.69)\r\n 3:53.24 (24.69) 4:19.49 (50.94)\r\n 4:45.73 (1:17.18) 5:12.26 (1:43.71)\r\n 5:35.52 (23.26) 6:01.55 (49.29)\r\n 6:28.66 (1:16.40) 6:55.77 (1:43.51)\r\n 2 Louisville 6:58.41 6:56.32 A 56 \r\n 1) Cattermole, Sophie JR 2) r:0.30 Comerford, Mallory JR \r\n 3) r:0.29 Bradford-Feldmahael JR 4) r:0.46 Openysheva, Arina FR \r\n 24.98 51.50 (51.50)\r\n 1:18.47 (1:18.47) 1:45.12 (1:45.12)\r\n 2:08.26 (23.14) 2:33.80 (48.68)\r\n 2:59.53 (1:14.41) 3:25.38 (1:40.26)\r\n 3:49.46 (24.08) 4:16.11 (50.73)\r\n 4:43.15 (1:17.77) 5:10.41 (1:45.03)\r\n 5:34.74 (24.33) 6:01.90 (51.49)\r\n 6:29.21 (1:18.80) 6:56.32 (1:45.91)\r\n 3 NC State 7:10.01 7:03.63 A 54 \r\n 1) Lupton, Lexie JR 2) r:0.40 Haan, Elise JR \r\n 3) r:0.41 Moore, Hannah SR 4) r:0.43 Poole, Julia FR \r\n 24.35 51.00 (51.00)\r\n 1:18.54 (1:18.54) 1:46.87 (1:46.87)\r\n 2:02.18 (15.31) 2:37.42 (50.55)\r\n 3:04.86 (1:17.99) 3:32.51 (1:45.64)\r\n 3:56.90 (24.39) 4:23.65 (51.14)\r\n 4:51.06 (1:18.55) 5:18.28 (1:45.77)\r\n 5:42.65 (24.37) 6:09.54 (51.26)\r\n 6:36.89 (1:18.61) 7:03.63 (1:45.35)\r\n 4 Notre Dame 7:11.98 7:04.31 B 52 \r\n 1) Dolan, Abigail SO 2) r:0.28 Sarazen, Kyra JR \r\n 3) r:0.27 Heller, Lauren SO 4) r:0.25 Fore, Skylar FR \r\n 24.41 50.70 (50.70)\r\n 1:17.70 (1:17.70) 1:45.20 (1:45.20)\r\n 2:09.48 (24.28) 2:36.41 (51.21)\r\n 3:03.86 (1:18.66) 3:32.06 (1:46.86)\r\n 3:55.91 (23.85) 4:22.37 (50.31)\r\n 4:49.44 (1:17.38) 5:17.51 (1:45.45)\r\n 5:41.52 (24.01) 6:08.70 (51.19)\r\n 6:36.14 (1:18.63) 7:04.31 (1:46.80)\r\n 5 Virginia Tech 7:12.42 7:07.49 B 50 \r\n 1) Gyorgy, Reka SO 2) r:0.44 Grabski, Adriana SR \r\n 3) r:0.41 Nazieblo, Klaudia SR 4) r:0.42 Hicks, Chloe SO \r\n 24.71 51.29 (51.29)\r\n 1:18.24 (1:18.24) 1:45.27 (1:45.27)\r\n 2:09.59 (24.32) 2:36.45 (51.18)\r\n 3:04.33 (1:19.06) 3:32.12 (1:46.85)\r\n 3:57.38 (25.26) 4:24.85 (52.73)\r\n 4:52.50 (1:20.38) 5:20.04 (1:47.92)\r\n 5:44.82 (24.78) 6:11.85 (51.81)\r\n 6:39.68 (1:19.64) 7:07.49 (1:47.45)\r\n 6 UNC 7:13.72 7:07.93 48 \r\n 1) Hauder, Caroline FR 2) r:0.20 Fields, Zhada JR \r\n 3) r:0.36 Cole, Emma FR 4) r:0.28 Dryer, Robyn JR \r\n 24.22 50.90 (50.90)\r\n 1:18.64 (1:18.64) 1:46.45 (1:46.45)\r\n 2:10.62 (24.17) 2:36.99 (50.54)\r\n 3:04.11 (1:17.66) 3:31.42 (1:44.97)\r\n 3:44.96 (13.54) 4:24.73 (53.31)\r\n 4:53.25 (1:21.83) 5:21.38 (1:49.96)\r\n 5:45.56 (24.18) 6:12.38 (51.00)\r\n 6:40.12 (1:18.74) 7:07.93 (1:46.55)\r\n 7 Georgia Tech 7:12.02 7:09.06 46 \r\n 1) Wang, Iris JR 2) r:0.18 Ilgenfritz, Emily SO \r\n 3) r:0.38 Nugent, Celine FR 4) r:0.23 Kitchens, Kaitlin SR \r\n 24.83 51.84 (51.84)\r\n 1:18.72 (1:18.72) 1:45.76 (1:45.76)\r\n 2:10.53 (24.77) 2:37.56 (51.80)\r\n 3:05.14 (1:19.38) 3:32.96 (1:47.20)\r\n 3:58.05 (25.09) 4:25.85 (52.89)\r\n 4:53.86 (1:20.90) 5:21.98 (1:49.02)\r\n 5:46.07 (24.09) 6:12.64 (50.66)\r\n 6:40.65 (1:18.67) 7:09.06 (1:47.08)\r\n 8 Pittsburgh 7:13.04 7:09.09 44 \r\n 1) Daigneault, Valerie SO 2) r:0.17 Richey, Amanda SR \r\n 3) r:0.49 Menahem, Shahar FR 4) r:0.47 Brown, Rachel JR \r\n 25.24 52.19 (52.19)\r\n 1:19.39 (1:19.39) 1:47.16 (1:47.16)\r\n 2:11.65 (24.49) 2:38.33 (51.17)\r\n 3:05.99 (1:18.83) 3:33.46 (1:46.30)\r\n 3:58.46 (25.00) 4:25.70 (52.24)\r\n 4:53.38 (1:19.92) 5:21.06 (1:47.60)\r\n 5:45.91 (24.85) 6:13.63 (52.57)\r\n 6:41.66 (1:20.60) 7:09.09 (1:48.03)<\/pre>\nMen’s 3-meter Diving<\/strong><\/h3>\nNorth Carolina’s\u00a0Greg Duncan\u00a0<\/strong>edged out Florida State’s\u00a0Joshua Davidson\u00a0<\/strong>by less than a point to win men’s 3-meter diving, 416.10 to 415.40. 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