here<\/a>.<\/p>\nKentucky sweeps Louisville<\/h3>\n
Nineteen Kentucky seniors celebrated in victorious fashion after the men and women took down the nationally ranked Louisville program.<\/p>\n
Spectators burst into a roar when the Kentucky men took a 10-point lead ahead of the final event. It was their first lead of the meet, sparked by the 3M dive and the 200 IM, which gave the Wildcats the advantage in the final stretch. Four Wildcats sealed the deal in the final event, posting a 2:57.27 in the 400 Free Relay to cap the dual. It was the first time in at least eight years the UK men have tabbed a victory over UofL.<\/p>\n
The No. 10 Kentucky women set the pace early in the meet, forcing the 16th-ranked Cardinals to take a backseat for majority of the dual. It was the women’s second-straight victory over the Cardinals, after taking care of business at Louisville last season for the first time since 2009.
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The Kentucky women sustained their lead over ranked Louisville for majority of the dual. Sophomore Bailey<\/strong> Bonnett<\/strong> had veteran-like swims, collecting two victorious finishes \u2013 100 Breast (1:01.61) and 200 Breast (2:12.78). Junior Asia Seidt<\/strong> claimed just one more win than Bonnett, going undefeated in her individual events \u2013 100 Fly (53.63), 200 IM (1:59.55) and 100 Back (53.09).<\/p>\nSenior Geena Freriks<\/strong> splurged on senior day, attacking her freestyle events. The seven-time NCAA All-American secured the top spot in the 1000 Free (9:54.41) and 500 Free (9:54.41). Freriks is the Southeastern Conference titleholder in the 500 Free, and clinched the event twice in her last meet at Florida and Ohio State Jan. 4-5.<\/p>\nIn the closing event, the UK women finished with a win in the 400 Free Relay (3:20.01), while Freriks swam the anchor leg with the fastest split of the event (49.54).<\/p>\n
\nTennessee sweeps Georgia on senior day<\/h3>\n
The Tennessee swimming and diving team recorded 19 wins out of 32 events Saturday to win the men’s and women’s competitions on senior day against Georgia at Allan Jones Aquatic Center.<\/p>\n
The 13th-ranked Lady Vols finished out the afternoon with 170 points, as No. 12 Georgia fell with 130 points. No. 9 ranked\u00a0Tennessee rounded out the meet with 156 points, with the 12th-ranked Bulldogs trailing with 144 points.<\/p>\n
The duo of junior Erika Brown<\/strong> and senior Kyle DeCoursey<\/strong> came up big for the Vols, as they combined for five individual wins on the day. Brown tallied\u00a0wins in the 50 freestyle (21.87), 100 free (50.04) and the 100 butterfly (52.22)\u00a0for the Lady Vols. DeCoursey powered the Tennessee men with wins in the 200 free (1:37.68) and a pivotal 1-2-3 finish in the 50 free (19.91).<\/p>\nGeorgia had 13 first-place individual finishes, accumulated by four women and five men.<\/p>\n
Courtney Harnish<\/strong> was a triple winner for the Lady Bulldogs as she claimed the 200, 500, and 1,000 freestyle races. In the 1,000, Harnish notched a new career-best time of 9:41.46 to move into ninth on Georgia’s top-10 list. She also touched the wall first in the 200 (1:46.99) and the 500 (4:47.84).<\/p>\nDanielle Della Torre<\/strong> claimed victory in the 100 breaststroke with a time of 1:01.69. Dakota Luther took first in the 200 butterfly, stopping the clock in 1:56.38. McKensi Austin<\/strong> won the 3-meter springboard with 313.13 points.<\/p>\nCamden Murp<\/strong>hy and Andrew Abruzzo<\/strong> each won two events to pace the Bulldogs.<\/p>\nMurphy won the 200 fly in 1:47.09. Abruzzo won the 500 freestyle in 4:22.96.<\/p>\n
Texas A&M sweeps on senior day<\/h3>\n
The No. 9 Texas A&M women\u2019s swimming and diving team celebrated Senior Day with a double-dual sweep of Vanderbilt and the University of Houston Saturday afternoon at the Texas A&M Student Recreation Natatorium.<\/p>\n
In the their final tune-up before the Southeastern Championships, the Aggies grabbed victories in 13 of the 14 races, while also sweeping both diving events for the first time this year.\u00a0 Texas A&M defeated Vanderbilt 162-91 and Houston 175-116 to improve to 8-1 in dual meet action.<\/p>\n
The Senior Class of 2019 was honored prior to the competition \u2014 Alexandra Buscher<\/strong> (Houston, Texas), McKenna DeBever<\/strong> (Denver, Colo.), Tiffany Futscher<\/strong> (Irving, Texas), Monika Gonzalez-Hermosillo<\/strong> (Mexico City, Mexico), Ala\u00efs Kalonji<\/strong> (Rennes, France), Sydney Pickrem<\/strong> (Dunedin, Fla.), and Claire Rasmus<\/strong> (New Orleans, La.).<\/p>\n\u201cObviously this senior class has won three SEC Championships so far, and having a chance for a fourth is something truly special to see in a sense of what these women have accomplished in a short span.\u201d Texas A&M head coach Steve Bultman<\/strong> said. \u201cHaving this double dual against Vanderbilt and Houston, it was good to get some fast swims in before SECs, which is coming up here in the coming weeks. There are some things that we would still like to clean up before we head to Georgia.\u201d<\/p>\nLeading the way individually for Texas A&M were DeBever, Emma Carlton<\/strong>, and Rasmus, who all netted a pair of race victories. DeBever was victorious in the 200-yard backstroke (1:59.82), and the 200-yard IM (2:02.79), while Carlton was victorious in the 50-yard freestyle (23.39) and the 100-yard butterfly (54.46), while Rasmus touched the wall first in the 500-yard freestyle (4:53.31), and the 200-yard freestyle (1:48.37). Junior diver Haley Allen placed first in both the three-meter (339.83) and one meter dives (312.83).<\/p>\nLogging solo victories for the Aggies were senior Tiffany Futscher<\/strong> in the 1000-yard freestyle (9:52.92), senior Sydney Pickrem<\/strong> in the 100-yard freestyle (50.66), Roubique in the 200-yard breaststroke (2:17.29), sophomore Jing Quah<\/strong> in the 200-yard butterfly (1:59.84) and junior Anna Belousova<\/strong> grabbing the only B-Cut of the day in the 100-yard breaststroke (1:01.69).<\/p>\nSouth Carolina sweeps home invite<\/h3>\n
South Carolina went a perfect 3-0 on the women’s side while the men finished 2-1 in the S.C. College Invite, the Gamecocks’ annual home quad-meet.\u00a0 Carolina picked up wins over Queens (185-160), Wingate (283-61) and UNC Wilmington (279-73) on the women’s side while the men finished ahead of Wingate (272-75) and UNC Wilmington (250-103).<\/p>\n
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