The South Carolina swimming and diving teams swept Florida State on Friday, Nov. 6.<\/p>\n
The women took down the Seminoles 225-75, while the men also defeated Florida State 163.5-136.5. This marked the first time the men have won against the Seminoles since 1991.<\/p>\n
The Gamecocks tallied 25 total event wins, 14 on the women\u2019s side and 11 for the men.<\/p>\n
In the women’s meet, the South Carolina relay team of Taylor Grimley, Liz Goodwin-Birnie, Sam Chan<\/strong>\u00a0and Kara West<\/strong> finished second in the opening 200-yard medley relay, notching a time of 138.94.<\/p>\n Emma Reiser<\/strong> took first in the 1000-yard freestyle, recording a time of 9:52.87.\u00a0 Ellery Ottem<\/strong> grabbed first in the 200-yard freestyle with a time of 1:47.05.\u00a0 With a time of 53.87, Grimley picked up her first individual win of the day in the 100-yard backstroke.<\/p>\n South Carolina grabbed the top three spots in the 200-yard butterfly. Delaney Franklin<\/strong> in first (1:57.84), Chan in second (1:58.43), and Kaitlyn Kolessar<\/strong> in third (1:59.43).<\/p>\n West picked up an individual win in the 50-yard freestyle, recording a time of 22.79.<\/p>\n In the 100-yard freestyle, South Carolina took first, second, and third. Sofia Luper<\/strong> (49.79), Lilly<\/strong> Robertson<\/strong> (49.82), and Murray (50.26), respectively.<\/p>\n Tori Abruzzo<\/strong> grabbed her first win of the day in the 200-yard backstroke, recording a 1:56.57.<\/p>\n Franklin picked up her second first-place finish in the 200-yard breaststroke with a time of 2:10.49. In the 100-yard butterfly, Grimley took first with a time of 53.45. Chan finished close behind in second, recording a 53.75<\/p>\n Franklin took home her third win of the meet in the 200-yard IM with a time of 1:58.86.<\/p>\n The 400-yard freestyle relay team of Robertson, Murray, West, and Luper took home another relay win, recording a time of 3:18.99.<\/p>\n On the diving side, South Carolina also claimed the top three spots in the 3-meter dive. Reagan<\/strong> Patterson<\/strong> in first (319.43), Aislinn Zuechner<\/strong> in second (298.58), and Campbell Long<\/strong> in third (255.53).<\/p>\n In the 1-meter diving, Patterson picked up another first-place finish, scoring a 282.38.<\/p>\n For the FSU women, Amelia Marek<\/strong> won the 100 breast (1:01.45), with Martina Fanunza<\/strong> coming in a close second (1:01.46) for a 1-2 finish. The 400 free relay team (1:38.04) of Alice Velden<\/strong>, Fanunza, Pauline Zeller<\/strong> and Maryn McDade<\/strong> also notched a win.<\/p>\n
\nReiser touched the wall first in the 500-yard freestyle, notching a time of 4:49.03.<\/p>\n