{"id":352712,"date":"2019-02-19T15:03:00","date_gmt":"2019-02-19T22:03:00","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.swimmingworldmagazine.com\/news\/?p=352712"},"modified":"2019-03-07T08:09:04","modified_gmt":"2019-03-07T15:09:04","slug":"2019-sec-swimming-and-diving-championships-day-1-relays-live-recap","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.swimmingworldmagazine.com\/news\/2019-sec-swimming-and-diving-championships-day-1-relays-live-recap\/","title":{"rendered":"2019 SEC Swimming and Diving Championships: Four Schools Win Relays on Night One (RACE VIDEOS AVAILABLE)"},"content":{"rendered":"

The first night of the 2019 SEC Swimming and Diving Championships got the Division I conference season started in a big way Tuesday night from Athens, Georgia. Four different schools won the four relays on the University of Georgia campus as Tennessee, Alabama, Texas A&M and Florida each heard its fight song being played after victoriously winning relays.<\/p>\n

There were some monster splits on the first night as well with Tennessee’s\u00a0Erika Brown<\/strong>, Alabama’s\u00a0Zane Waddell\u00a0<\/strong>and Tennessee’s\u00a0Braga Verhage\u00a0<\/strong>each put up noteworthy splits on the first night of the meet.<\/p>\n

Missouri’s\u00a0Mikel Schreuders\u00a0<\/strong>broke the SEC meet record in the 200 free that had stood from 2011 by Florida’s\u00a0Conor Dwyer\u00a0<\/strong>(1:31.73). Schreuders broke the long-standing record with a 1:31.61 to lead-off Missouri’s 800 free relay.<\/p>\n

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Psych Sheets<\/a><\/li>\n
Live Results<\/a><\/li>\n
Live Stream (need SEC+ subscription)<\/a><\/li>\n
Results<\/a><\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
Team Scores (Women)<\/h3>\n
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Florida, 165<\/li>\n
Texas A&M, 162<\/li>\n
Arkansas, 139<\/li>\n
Georgia, 132<\/li>\n
Auburn, 126<\/li>\n
Tennessee, 123<\/li>\n
Kentucky, 122<\/li>\n
LSU, 118<\/li>\n
Missouri, 113<\/li>\n
South Carolina, 105<\/li>\n
Alabama, 97<\/li>\n
Vanderbilt, 60<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n
Team Scores (Men)<\/h3>\n
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Tennessee, 187<\/li>\n
Texas A&M, 158<\/li>\n
Missouri, 146<\/li>\n
Kentucky, 142<\/li>\n
Alabama, 135<\/li>\n
Florida, 123<\/li>\n
Auburn, 121<\/li>\n
South Carolina, 117<\/li>\n
LSU, 115<\/li>\n
Georgia, 94<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n
Women’s 200 Medley Relay<\/h3>\n
Tennessee got the night started with a blistering 200 medley relay at 1:34.26 as the Vols have now won seven of the last ten SEC titles in the 200 medley relay on the women’s side. The team of\u00a0Meghan Small\u00a0<\/strong>(24.16),\u00a0Nikol Popov\u00a0<\/strong>(26.68),\u00a0Maddy Banic<\/a>\u00a0<\/strong>(22.51) and\u00a0Erika Brown\u00a0<\/strong>(20.91) won the crown for the Vols as they dominated the field. Missouri (1:35.62) and Florida (1:35.64) finished second and third on the podium.<\/p>\n
Tennessee now has the fastest time in the nation this year, moving ahead of NC State’s 1:35.60 from the Indiana Invite.<\/p>\n
The fastest splits outside of Tennessee came from Missouri’s\u00a0Haley Hynes\u00a0<\/strong>(23.63), Texas A&M’s\u00a0Anna Belousova\u00a0<\/strong>(26.33), Missouri’s\u00a0Ann Ochitwa\u00a0<\/strong>(22.44) and Arkansas’\u00a0Anna Hopkin\u00a0<\/strong>(21.01).<\/p>\n
Auburn (1:35.73), Texas A&M (1:35.86), Arkansas (1:36.67), Alabama (1:37.03) and Georgia (1:37.19) rounded out the top eight.<\/p>\n
<\/iframe><\/p>\n<pre> Event 2 Women 200 Yard Medley Relay<\/b>\r\n====================================================================\r\n 1:36.75 A\r\n 1:37.39 B\r\n School Seed Finals \r\n====================================================================\r\n 1 Tennessee-SE 'A' 1:36.33 1:34.26 A \r\n 1) Small, Meghan JR 2) Popov, Nikol SO \r\n 3) Banic, Madeline SR 4) Brown, Erika JR \r\n 24.16 50.84 (26.68)\r\n 1:13.35 (22.51) 1:34.26 (20.91)\r\n 2 Missouri-MV 'A' 1:37.03 1:35.62 A \r\n 1) Hynes, Haley JR 2) Jones, Kayla FR \r\n 3) Ochitwa, Ann SR 4) Thompson, Sarah SO \r\n 23.63 51.60 (27.97)\r\n 1:14.04 (22.44) 1:35.62 (21.58)\r\n 3 Florida-FL 'A' 1:37.26 1:35.64 A \r\n 1) Ball, Emma JR 2) Pearl, Vanessa FR \r\n 3) Dressel, Sherridon JR 4) Garofalo, Isabella JR \r\n 23.93 50.80 (26.87)\r\n 1:13.66 (22.86) 1:35.64 (21.98)\r\n 4 Auburn-SE 'A' 1:37.95 1:35.73 A \r\n 1) Falconer, Erin SR 2) Cummings, Carly SO \r\n 3) Tetzloff, Alyssa SR 4) Fisch, Claire JR \r\n 24.30 51.85 (27.55)\r\n 1:14.63 (22.78) 1:35.73 (21.10)\r\n 5 Texas A&M-GU 'A' 1:39.75 1:35.86 A \r\n 1) Armstrong, Amanda FR 2) Belousova, Anna JR \r\n 3) Carlton, Emma FR 4) Eldridge, Raena JR \r\n 24.74 51.07 (26.33)\r\n 1:14.47 (23.40) 1:35.86 (21.39)\r\n 6 Arkansas-AR 'A' 1:37.89 1:36.67 A \r\n 1) Sansores DeLa Fuente, Andrea 2) Angell, Sydney SR \r\n 3) Melton, Kobie FR 4) Hopkin, Anna JR \r\n 24.54 52.07 (27.53)\r\n 1:15.66 (23.59) 1:36.67 (21.01)\r\n 7 Alabama-SE 'A' 1:38.05 1:37.03 B \r\n 1) White, Rhyan FR 2) Macfarlane, Justine SR \r\n 3) Molnar, Flora SO 4) Antoniou, Kalia FR \r\n 24.50 51.89 (27.39)\r\n 1:15.09 (23.20) 1:37.03 (21.94)\r\n 8 Georgia-GA 'A' 1:38.16 1:37.19 B \r\n 1) Fa'amausili, Gabrielle SO 2) Carnevale, Sofia JR \r\n 3) Luther, Dakota FR 4) Burchill, Veronica JR \r\n 24.76 51.97 (27.21)\r\n 1:15.35 (23.38) 1:37.19 (21.84)<\/pre>\n<h3>Men’s 200 Medley Relay<\/h3>\nFor the first time since 1994, Alabama has won the opening men’s relay at the SEC Swimming and Diving Championships as the Crimson Tide won the 200 medley relay at 1:22.19.\u00a0Zane Waddell\u00a0<\/strong>led off a monstrous 20.22 on the backstroke leg to give the Crimson Tide the lead right off the bat.\u00a0Laurent Bams\u00a0<\/strong>(23.08),\u00a0Knox Auerbach\u00a0<\/strong>(20.59) and\u00a0Robert Howard\u00a0<\/strong>(18.30) finished the relay for Alabama as the Crimson Tide won ahead of Tennessee (1:22.79) and Florida (1:23.25).<\/p>\nWaddell’s split is believed to be one of the fastest of all-time. Cal’s\u00a0Ryan Murphy\u00a0<\/strong>was a 20.20 on the lead-off at the 2016 NCAAs in this event.<\/p>\nThis is the first year since 1994 that a team other than Florida, Auburn or Tennessee has won the men’s 200 medley relay at the SEC Swimming and Diving Championships.<\/p>\nThe quickest splits outside of Alabama came from Georgia’s\u00a0Javier Acevedo\u00a0<\/strong>(20.95), South Carolina’s\u00a0Itay Goldfaden\u00a0<\/strong>(23.06), Tennessee’s\u00a0Braga Verhage\u00a0<\/strong>(19.94) and Tennessee’s\u00a0Kyle DeCoursey\u00a0<\/strong>(18.29).<\/p>\nMissouri (1:23.49), Texas A&M (1:23.67), Auburn (1:24.35), South Carolina (1:24.54) and Georgia (1:24.67) also finished in the top eight.<\/p>\nAlabama’s time is well ahead of Cal’s time from the Georgia Invite (1:23.42) as the Tide now lead the nation in the event.<\/p>\n<iframe loading=\"lazy\" src=\"https:\/\/www.youtube.com\/embed\/RiJYlKZZiFQ\" width=\"560\" height=\"315\" frameborder=\"0\" allowfullscreen=\"allowfullscreen\"><\/iframe><\/p>\n<pre>Event 3 Men 200 Yard Medley Relay<\/b>\r\n====================================================================\r\n 1:24.56 A\r\n 1:25.33 B\r\n School Seed Finals \r\n====================================================================\r\n 1 Alabama-SE 'A' 1:24.51 1:22.19 A \r\n 1) Waddell, Zane JR 2) Bams, Laurent SR \r\n 3) Auerbach, Knox SR 4) Howard, Robert SR \r\n 20.22 43.30 (23.08)\r\n 1:03.89 (20.59) 1:22.19 (18.30)\r\n 2 Tennessee-SE 'A' 1:24.57 1:22.79 A \r\n 1) Garcia, Matthew JR 2) Houlie, Michael FR \r\n 3) Verhage, Braga JR 4) Decoursey, Kyle SR \r\n 21.11 44.56 (23.45)\r\n 1:04.50 (19.94) 1:22.79 (18.29)\r\n 3 Florida-FL 'A' 1:25.37 1:23.25 A \r\n 1) Stokowski, Kacper FR 2) Guarente, Marco JR \r\n 3) Rooney, Maxime JR 4) Davis, Will FR \r\n 21.06 44.59 (23.53)\r\n 1:04.77 (20.18) 1:23.25 (18.48)\r\n 4 Missouri-MV 'A' 1:24.75 1:23.49 A \r\n 1) Alexander, Nick JR 2) O'Brien, Jordan SR \r\n 3) Hein, Daniel JR 4) Mankus, Luke SR \r\n 21.27 44.66 (23.39)\r\n 1:04.76 (20.10) 1:23.49 (18.73)\r\n 5 Texas A&M-GU 'A' 1:24.83 1:23.67 A \r\n 1) Casas, Shaine FR 2) Walker, Benjamin JR \r\n 3) Martinez, Angel SR 4) Koster, Adam JR \r\n 21.09 44.85 (23.76)\r\n 1:05.13 (20.28) 1:23.67 (18.54)\r\n 6 Auburn-SE 'A' 1:27.08 1:24.35 A \r\n 1) Crossland, David JR 2) Brewer, Tommy SR \r\n 3) McCloskey, Liam SR 4) Grassi, Santiago JR \r\n 21.61 45.27 (23.66)\r\n 1:05.56 (20.29) 1:24.35 (18.79)\r\n 7 South Carolina-SC 'A' 1:29.73 1:24.54 A \r\n 1) Tosh, Caleb SR 2) Goldfaden, Itay JR \r\n 3) Khoo, Lionel JR 4) Delaney, Dylan FR \r\n 21.27 44.33 (23.06)\r\n 1:05.25 (20.92) 1:24.54 (19.29)\r\n 8 Georgia-GA 'A' 1:26.23 1:24.67 B \r\n 1) Acevedo, Javier JR 2) Guest, James SR \r\n 3) Murphy, Camden SO 4) BeMiller, Alex SR \r\n 20.95 44.66 (23.71)\r\n 1:05.13 (20.47) 1:24.67 (19.54)<\/pre>\n<h3>Women’s 800 Free Relay<\/h3>\nTexas A&M won its third straight 800 free relay crown on the women’s side with a 6:54.47 to hold off a hard-charging Tennessee (6:55.15) on the final leg. Texas A&M’s\u00a0Katie Portz\u00a0<\/strong>(1:44.57),\u00a0Claire Rasmus\u00a0<\/strong>(1:43.06),\u00a0McKenna DeBever\u00a0<\/strong>(1:44.18) and\u00a0Sydney Pickrem\u00a0<\/strong>(1:42.66) won the race on the opening night of the SEC Swimming and Diving Championships from Athens, Georgia.<\/p>\nThe Aggies held off a strong anchor leg by Tennessee’s\u00a0Erika Brown<\/strong>, who came home in a 1:40.68, as the Vols finished in second. Brown was out in a blistering 47.98 on the first 100 of her leg but it was not enough as the Aggies’ Pickrem held her off. Texas A&M had a very experienced relay with three seniors on the end. Texas A&M’s swim puts them ahead of USC (6:56.33) as the top time in the country this season.<\/p>\nThe fastest splits outside of the top team came from Tennessee’s Brown (1:40.68), Kentucky’s Asia Seidt\u00a0<\/strong>(1:43.13),\u00a0Kentucky’s\u00a0<a href=\"https:\/\/www.swimmingworldmagazine.com\/news\/geena-freriks\/\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noopener\">Geena Freriks<\/a>\u00a0<\/strong>(1:43.30) and Tennessee’s\u00a0Meghan Small\u00a0<\/strong>(1:43.31)<\/p>\nKentucky also put up a good swim placing third at 6:56.23.<\/p>\nAuburn (6:57.00), Georgia (6:58.01), Florida (7:01.32), South Carolina (7:05.22) and Missouri (7:10.37) also finished in the top eight.<\/p>\n<iframe loading=\"lazy\" src=\"https:\/\/www.youtube.com\/embed\/hNUaTPdbiho\" width=\"560\" height=\"315\" frameborder=\"0\" allowfullscreen=\"allowfullscreen\"><\/iframe><\/p>\n<pre> Event 5 Women 800 Yard Freestyle Relay<\/b>\r\n====================================================================\r\n 7:02.52 A\r\n 7:06.19 B\r\n School Seed Finals \r\n====================================================================\r\n 1 Texas A&M-GU 'A' 7:01.82 6:54.47 A \r\n 1) Portz, Katie JR 2) Rasmus, Claire SR \r\n 3) DeBever, McKenna SR 4) Pickrem, Sydney SR \r\n 24.72 51.14 (51.14)\r\n 1:18.09 (1:18.09) 1:44.57 (1:44.57)\r\n 2:08.54 (23.97) 2:34.97 (50.40)\r\n 3:01.48 (1:16.91) 3:27.63 (1:43.06)\r\n 3:51.12 (23.49) 4:17.72 (50.09)\r\n 4:44.63 (1:17.00) 5:11.81 (1:44.18)\r\n 5:35.77 (23.96) 6:02.03 (50.22)\r\n 6:28.68 (1:16.87) 6:54.47 (1:42.66)\r\n 2 Tennessee-SE 'A' 7:03.31 6:55.15 A \r\n 1) Small, Meghan JR 2) Cieplucha, Tess JR \r\n 3) Moseley, Stanzi JR 4) Brown, Erika JR \r\n 24.26 50.77 (50.77)\r\n 1:17.10 (1:17.10) 1:43.31 (1:43.31)\r\n 2:07.69 (24.38) 2:34.39 (51.08)\r\n 3:01.40 (1:18.09) 3:27.99 (1:44.68)\r\n 3:51.97 (23.98) 4:18.46 (50.47)\r\n 4:46.12 (1:18.13) 5:14.47 (1:46.48)\r\n 5:37.13 (22.66) 6:02.45 (47.98)\r\n 6:28.88 (1:14.41) 6:55.15 (1:40.68)\r\n 3 Kentucky-KY 'A' 7:03.69 6:56.23 A \r\n 1) Galyer, Ali JR 2) Seidt, Asia JR \r\n 3) Gaines, Riley FR 4) Freriks, Geena SR \r\n 24.75 51.52 (51.52)\r\n 1:18.15 (1:18.15) 1:44.88 (1:44.88)\r\n 2:08.49 (23.61) 2:34.62 (49.74)\r\n 3:01.02 (1:16.14) 3:28.01 (1:43.13)\r\n 3:51.73 (23.72) 4:18.33 (50.32)\r\n 4:45.60 (1:17.59) 5:12.93 (1:44.92)\r\n 5:36.55 (23.62) 6:02.74 (49.81)\r\n 6:29.49 (1:16.56) 6:56.23 (1:43.30)\r\n 4 Auburn-SE 'A' 7:08.39 6:57.00 A \r\n 1) Falconer, Erin SR 2) Nero, Bailey SR \r\n 3) Oeztuerk, Sonnele SO 4) Merritt, Jessica JR \r\n 24.24 50.70 (50.70)\r\n 1:17.13 (1:17.13) 1:43.42 (1:43.42)\r\n 2:07.13 (23.71) 2:33.50 (50.08)\r\n 3:00.60 (1:17.18) 3:27.66 (1:44.24)\r\n 3:51.53 (23.87) 4:18.15 (50.49)\r\n 4:45.48 (1:17.82) 5:12.87 (1:45.21)\r\n 5:36.80 (23.93) 6:03.18 (50.31)\r\n 6:29.96 (1:17.09) 6:57.00 (1:44.13)\r\n 5 Georgia-GA 'A' 7:01.29 6:58.01 A \r\n 1) Harnish, Courtney SO 2) Burchill, Veronica JR \r\n 3) Luther, Dakota FR 4) Carter, Olivia FR \r\n 24.72 51.35 (51.35)\r\n 1:17.75 (1:17.75) 1:43.87 (1:43.87)\r\n 2:07.60 (23.73) 2:33.94 (50.07)\r\n 3:00.58 (1:16.71) 3:27.63 (1:43.76)\r\n 3:51.50 (23.87) 4:18.05 (50.42)\r\n 4:45.54 (1:17.91) 5:13.44 (1:45.81)\r\n 5:37.43 (23.99) 6:03.80 (50.36)\r\n 6:30.76 (1:17.32) 6:58.01 (1:44.57)\r\n 6 Florida-FL 'A' 7:08.69 7:01.32 A \r\n 1) Fertel, Kelly JR 2) Zavaros, Rosie FR \r\n 3) Bindi, Tori JR 4) Marris, Georgia SR \r\n 24.57 50.55 (50.55)\r\n 1:17.99 (1:17.99) 1:45.24 (1:45.24)\r\n 2:09.76 (24.52) 2:36.38 (51.14)\r\n 3:04.03 (1:18.79) 3:32.01 (1:46.77)\r\n 3:56.35 (24.34) 4:22.70 (50.69)\r\n 4:49.83 (1:17.82) 5:17.71 (1:45.70)\r\n 5:41.50 (23.79) 6:07.48 (49.77)\r\n 6:34.15 (1:16.44) 7:01.32 (1:43.61)\r\n 7 South Carolina-SC 'A' 7:17.10 7:05.22 B \r\n 1) Barksdale, Emma SR 2) Cornell, Emily JR \r\n 3) Novoszath, Melinda FR 4) Kinsey, Hallie FR \r\n 24.22 50.66 (50.66)\r\n 1:17.75 (1:17.75) 1:44.61 (1:44.61)\r\n 2:09.09 (24.48) 2:36.00 (51.39)\r\n 3:02.89 (1:18.28) 3:30.11 (1:45.50)\r\n 3:54.73 (24.62) 4:22.06 (51.95)\r\n 4:49.58 (1:19.47) 5:17.25 (1:47.14)\r\n 5:41.44 (24.19) 6:09.29 (52.04)\r\n 6:37.33 (1:20.08) 7:05.22 (1:47.97)\r\n 8 Missouri-MV 'A' 7:07.15 7:10.37 \r\n 1) Porter, Samantha SO 2) Gowans, Molly FR \r\n 3) Evensen, Courtney SR 4) Dahlgren, Kylie SR \r\n 25.45 52.11 (52.11)\r\n 1:19.83 (1:19.83) 1:48.11 (1:48.11)\r\n 2:12.46 (24.35) 2:39.89 (51.78)\r\n 3:08.31 (1:20.20) 3:36.97 (1:48.86)\r\n 4:01.17 (24.20) 4:28.07 (51.10)\r\n 4:55.65 (1:18.68) 5:23.35 (1:46.38)\r\n 5:48.03 (24.68) 6:15.38 (52.03)\r\n 6:42.80 (1:19.45) 7:10.37 (1:47.02)<\/pre>\n<h3>Men’s 800 Free Relay<\/h3>\nFlorida’s\u00a0<a href=\"https:\/\/www.swimmingworldmagazine.com\/news\/maxime-rooney-writing-short-stories-in-out-of-the-water\/\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noopener\">Maxime Rooney<\/a>\u00a0<\/strong>came from behind to give Florida its ninth SEC 800 free relay title in the last ten years as the Gators swam a 6:10.50 to beat Missouri (6:11.77) and Texas A&M (6:16.63). Florida had to swim from behind the whole race as\u00a0Trey Freeman\u00a0<\/strong>(1:33.83),\u00a0Khader Baqlah\u00a0<\/strong>(1:32.48),\u00a0Kieran Smith\u00a0<\/strong>(1:32.09) and\u00a0Rooney (1:32.10) won the title for the Gators.<\/p>\nMissouri got off to a very quick start as\u00a0Mikel Schreuders\u00a0<\/strong>(1:31.61) broke the SEC meet record previously held by\u00a0Conor Dwyer\u00a0<\/strong>from Florida.\u00a0Giovanny Lima\u00a0<\/strong>(1:32.94),\u00a0Jack Dahlgren\u00a0<\/strong>(1:31.70) and\u00a0Kyle Leach\u00a0<\/strong>(1:35.52) finished in second for the Tigers.<\/p>\nFlorida and Missouri now have the top two times in the nation moving ahead of Texas (6:14.29).<\/p>\nTennessee (6:18.64), Georgia (6:18.75), Kentucky (6:21.53), South Carolina (6:22.89) and Auburn (6:23.07) also finished in the top eight.<\/p>\n<iframe loading=\"lazy\" src=\"https:\/\/www.youtube.com\/embed\/8iCqrDlij3o\" width=\"560\" height=\"315\" frameborder=\"0\" allowfullscreen=\"allowfullscreen\"><\/iframe><\/p>\n<pre> Event 6 Men 800 Yard Freestyle Relay<\/b>\r\n====================================================================\r\n 6:18.46 A\r\n 6:22.60 B\r\n School Seed Finals \r\n====================================================================\r\n 1 Florida-FL 'A' 6:15.04 6:10.50 A \r\n 1) Freeman, Trey FR 2) Baqlah, Khader JR \r\n 3) Smith, Kieran FR 4) Rooney, Maxime JR \r\n 22.00 45.53 (45.53)\r\n 1:09.59 (1:09.59) 1:33.83 (1:33.83)\r\n 1:54.97 (21.14) 2:18.51 (44.68)\r\n 2:42.13 (1:08.30) 3:06.31 (1:32.48)\r\n 3:27.36 (21.05) 3:50.96 (44.65)\r\n 4:14.74 (1:08.43) 4:38.40 (1:32.09)\r\n 4:58.80 (20.40) 5:21.72 (43.32)\r\n 5:45.21 (1:06.81) 6:10.50 (1:32.10)\r\n 2 Missouri-MV 'A' 6:19.76 6:11.77 A \r\n 1) Schreuders, Mikel SR 2) Lima, Giovanny JR \r\n 3) Dahlgren, Jack FR 4) Leach, Kyle FR \r\n 21.21 43.91 (43.91)\r\n 1:07.29 (1:07.29) 1:31.61 (1:31.61)\r\n 1:52.56 (20.95) 2:16.12 (44.51)\r\n 2:40.36 (1:08.75) 3:04.55 (1:32.94)\r\n 3:25.32 (20.77) 3:48.10 (43.55)\r\n 4:12.04 (1:07.49) 4:36.25 (1:31.70)\r\n 4:57.26 (21.01) 5:20.99 (44.74)\r\n 5:45.61 (1:09.36) 6:11.77 (1:35.52)\r\n 3 Texas A&M-GU 'A' 6:20.46 6:16.63 A \r\n 1) Bobo, Clayton FR 2) Theall, Mark SO \r\n 3) Richardson, Steven SR 4) Casas, Shaine FR \r\n 22.07 45.76 (45.76)\r\n 1:10.00 (1:10.00) 1:34.98 (1:34.98)\r\n 1:56.06 (21.08) 2:19.13 (44.15)\r\n 2:43.08 (1:08.10) 3:07.28 (1:32.30)\r\n 3:27.82 (20.54) 3:51.44 (44.16)\r\n 4:16.68 (1:09.40) 4:43.02 (1:35.74)\r\n 5:04.21 (21.19) 5:28.31 (45.29)\r\n 5:52.48 (1:09.46) 6:16.63 (1:33.61)\r\n 4 Tennessee-SE 'A' 6:26.44 6:18.64 B \r\n 1) Reilman, Joey SR 2) Walsh, Josh SO \r\n 3) Decoursey, Kyle SR 4) Connolly, Alec JR \r\n 21.13 44.56 (44.56)\r\n 1:08.38 (1:08.38) 1:32.37 (1:32.37)\r\n 1:53.65 (21.28) 2:17.02 (44.65)\r\n 2:41.49 (1:09.12) 3:05.74 (1:33.37)\r\n 3:27.53 (21.79) 3:51.71 (45.97)\r\n 4:17.07 (1:11.33) 4:42.08 (1:36.34)\r\n 5:02.72 (20.64) 5:26.81 (44.73)\r\n 5:52.12 (1:10.04) 6:18.64 (1:36.56)\r\n 5 Georgia-GA 'A' 6:22.56 6:18.75 B \r\n 1) Acevedo, Javier JR 2) Higgins, Walker JR \r\n 3) Abruzzo, Andrew FR 4) Burns, Aidan SR \r\n 21.88 45.79 (45.79)\r\n 1:10.36 (1:10.36) 1:34.76 (1:34.76)\r\n 1:56.10 (21.34) 2:19.87 (45.11)\r\n 2:44.16 (1:09.40) 3:08.86 (1:34.10)\r\n 3:30.26 (21.40) 3:54.42 (45.56)\r\n 4:19.28 (1:10.42) 4:44.12 (1:35.26)\r\n 5:06.02 (21.90) 5:30.15 (46.03)\r\n 5:54.49 (1:10.37) 6:18.75 (1:34.63)\r\n 6 Kentucky-KY 'A' 6:28.13 6:21.53 B \r\n 1) Wetzlar, Peter JR 2) Head, Jason JR \r\n 3) Siefert, Hank SO 4) Brown, Glen JR \r\n 21.65 45.88 (45.88)\r\n 1:10.43 (1:10.43) 1:35.70 (1:35.70)\r\n 1:56.66 (20.96) 2:20.30 (44.60)\r\n 2:45.01 (1:09.31) 3:09.74 (1:34.04)\r\n 3:31.40 (21.66) 3:55.98 (46.24)\r\n 4:21.43 (1:11.69) 4:46.48 (1:36.74)\r\n 5:08.32 (21.84) 5:32.50 (46.02)\r\n 5:56.95 (1:10.47) 6:21.53 (1:35.05)\r\n 7 South Carolina-SC 'A' 6:32.91 6:22.89 \r\n 1) Minuth, Fynn SR 2) Davila, Rafael SO \r\n 3) Novoszath, Tamas SO 4) Bekemeyer, Cody SR \r\n 21.50 44.93 (44.93)\r\n 1:09.09 (1:09.09) 1:34.04 (1:34.04)\r\n 1:55.49 (21.45) 2:19.47 (45.43)\r\n 2:44.26 (1:10.22) 3:09.03 (1:34.99)\r\n 3:30.75 (21.72) 3:55.10 (46.07)\r\n 4:20.54 (1:11.51) 4:46.58 (1:37.55)\r\n 5:08.17 (21.59) 5:32.48 (45.90)\r\n 5:57.72 (1:11.14) 6:22.89 (1:36.31)\r\n 8 Auburn-SE 'A' 6:36.54 6:23.07 \r\n 1) Sztolcman, Christian FR 2) Upchurch, Owen JR \r\n 3) Davis, Brogan FR 4) Noletto, Russell SR \r\n 21.82 45.84 (45.84)\r\n 1:10.47 (1:10.47) 1:35.17 (1:35.17)\r\n 1:57.00 (21.83) 2:21.17 (46.00)\r\n 2:46.11 (1:10.94) 3:10.78 (1:35.61)\r\n 3:33.13 (22.35) 3:57.71 (46.93)\r\n 4:22.63 (1:11.85) 4:47.15 (1:36.37)\r\n 5:08.91 (21.76) 5:32.98 (45.83)\r\n 5:57.68 (1:10.53) 6:23.07 (1:35.92)<\/pre>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"The first night of the 2019 SEC Swimming and Diving Championships got the Division I conference season started in a big way Tuesday night from Athens, Georgia. 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Team Scores (Women)<\/h3>\n\nFlorida, 165<\/li>\nTexas A&M, 162<\/li>\nArkansas, 139<\/li>\nGeorgia, 132<\/li>\nAuburn, 126<\/li>\nTennessee, 123<\/li>\nKentucky, 122<\/li>\nLSU, 118<\/li>\nMissouri, 113<\/li>\nSouth Carolina, 105<\/li>\nAlabama, 97<\/li>\n

Team Scores (Men)<\/h3>\n\nTennessee, 187<\/li>\nTexas A&M, 158<\/li>\nMissouri, 146<\/li>\nKentucky, 142<\/li>\nAlabama, 135<\/li>\nFlorida, 123<\/li>\nAuburn, 121<\/li>\nSouth Carolina, 117<\/li>\nLSU, 115<\/li>\n