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Division I Women's Swimming & Diving Championships DIVISION I WOMEN’S SWIMMING & DIVING CHAMPIONSHIPS RECORDS BOOK 2016 Championship 2 History 5 All-Time Results 19 2016 CHAMPIONSHIP HIGHLIGHTS Georgia wins seventh national title ATLANTA, Ga. --- The Georgia women’s swimming and diving team claimed the program’s seventh national title on Saturday in the NCAA Championships in the McAuley Aquatic Center on the Georgia Tech campus. The Lady Bulldogs finished the newly configured four-day national meet with 414 points to fight off Stanford (395). California came in third with 358 points, followed by Texas A&M (309) and Virginia (264). After the meet, Georgia’s Jack Bauerle was chosen as the National Women’s Coach of the Year for the seventh time. After finishing third and losing their six-year grip on the Southeastern Conference title last month, it was unclear how the Lady Bulldogs would fare at the national meet. Many pundits had Georgia finishing as low as fourth or fifth 100 points out of first in pre-NCAAs evaluations. But it seemed as if every button the Georgia coaches pushed this week paid off with critical points from the swimmers and the diver. “Winning the national championship is a feeling that never gets old,” Bauerle said. “But this one ranks right up there in terms of pure satisfaction. We knew coming in that it was going to be a rugged meet and that it was going to take a near-perfect effort. Our ladies stood up and competed hard. They did everything we asked of them and this is truly a team championship.” The Lady Bulldogs now have won seven NCAA titles, including the 2013, 2014 and 2016 crowns. In the last 18 seasons, Georgia has been first or second at the NCAAs 15 times. Since the inception of the NCAAs in 1982 for women’s swimming and diving, Stanford leads with eight titles, followed by Georgia and Texas with seven each. Olivia Smoliga set the pace on Saturday as she claimed the 100 freestyle title with a time of 46.70. That broke the school record of 47.01 set by Megan Romano in 2012. “The win was huge for our team and that’s all mattered to me,” Smoliga said. “It’s such an honor to swim for this program and to have this opportunity. You get such an adrenaline rush when you’re swimming for your team.” Brittany MacLean finished second in the 1,650 freestyle with a time of 15:39.29, while Rachel Zilinskas took 14th in 16:06.74. Annie Zhu took sixth in the 200 breaststroke as she reached the wall in 2:08.18. In the 200 butterfly, Megan Kingsley placed third in 1:53.10 and Hali Flickinger followed in 1:53.32. Needing a top-six effort to take the team crown, the Lady Bulldogs capped the night with the 400 freestyle relay of Smoliga, MacLean, Meaghan Raab and Flickinger coming in second with a time of 3:10.82. 2016 TEAM RESULTS 16. Minnesota 70 33. Auburn 14 17. UCLA 68 34. Harvard 11 1. Georgia 414 18. North Carolina 66 Kansas 11 2. Stanford 395 19. Florida 63.5 Air Force 11 3. California 358 20. Nevada 56 37. Denver 10 4. Texas A&M 309 21. Wisconsin 49 38. Iowa 9 5. Virginia 264 22. Kentucky 40 39. Nebraska 7 6. Southern California 244.5 23. Purdue 35 40. Miami (FL) 6 7. Indiana 228 24. Miami (OH) 33 SMU 6 8. Louisville 220 25. Virginia Tech 23 42. Pittsburgh 4 9. North Carolina St. 155 Penn St. 23 Hawaii 4 10. Michigan 150 27. LSU 21 44. Wyoming 3 11. Missouri 139 28. Alabama 20 Eastern Mich. 3 12. Arizona 120 29. South Carolina 18 46. Cincinnati 2 13. Tennessee 111 UMBC 18 47. FGCU 1 14. Ohio St. 84 31. Arizona St. 16 Rutgers 1 15. Texas 79 32. Northwestern 15 2016 Championship 2 5. Rose Bi, Michigan, 4:35.76 100-Yard Breaststroke 2016 INDIVIDUAL 6. Hannah Moore, North Carolina St., 4:38.12 7. Lindsey Clary, Ohio St., 4:38.44 Final RESULTS 8. Mallory Comerford, Louisville, 4:41.28 1. Lilly King, Indiana, 56.85 Consolation 2. Sarah Haase, Stanford, 57.36 50-Yard Freestyle 9. Gillian Ryan, Michigan, 4:38.43 3. Miranda Tucker, Indiana, 58.10 10. Sarah Gibson, Texas A&M, 4:39.63 4. Katharine Ross, Missouri, 58.22 Final 11. Rachel Muller, North Carolina St., 4:39.97 5. Abby Duncan, Missouri, 58.50 1. Olivia Smoliga, Georgia, 21.21 12. Kennedy Goss, Indiana, 4:40.35 6. Andee Cottrell, Louisville, 58.78 2. Farida Osman, California, 21.46 13. Genevieve Miller, Air Force, 4:40.41 7. Laura Simon, Virginia, 58.91 3. Liz Li, Ohio St., 21.48 14. Kaersten Meitz, Purdue, 4:40.87 8. Emily Fogle, Purdue, 59.20 4. Kelsi Worrell, Louisville, 21.75 15. Brooke Zeiger, Minnesota, 4:41.08 Consolation 5. Beryl Gastaldello, Texas A&M, 21.82 16. Stephanie Peters, Georgia, 4:41.21 6. Lia Neal, Stanford, 21.83 9. Sougstad, Emma JR Iowa 59.58 59.00 10. Bridget Blood, Alabama, 59.05 7. Ali Deloof, Michigan, 21.99 1,650-Yard Freestyle 8. Maddy Banic, Tennessee, 22.02 11. Natasha Lloyd, Auburn, 59.81 12. Riley Scott, Southern California, 59.85 Consolation Final 13. Annie Lazor, Auburn, 59.95 9. Anika Apostalon, Southern California, 21.82 1. Leah Smith, Virginia, 15:32.72 14. Delaney Duncan, Eastern Mich., 1:00.03 10. Chase Kinney, Wisconsin, 21.90 2. Brittany MacLean, Georgia, 15:39.29 15. Emily Escobedo, UMBC, 1:00.08 11. Linnea Mack, UCLA, 21.98 3. Rose Bi, Michigan, 15:45.26 16. Jordan Surhoff, Texas, 1:00.55 12. (tie) Kasia Wilk, Southern California, and 4. Hannah Moore, North Carolina St., 15:47.20 Natalie Hinds, Florida 22.15 5. Haley Lips, Indiana, 15:50.54 200-Yard Breaststroke 14. Annie Ochitwa, Arizona, 22.18 6. Lindsey Clary, Ohio St., 15:50.66 15. Faith Johnson, Tennessee, 22.24 7. Danielle Valley, Wisconsin, 16:00.43 Final 16. Riki Bonnema, North Carolina St., 22.45 8. Brooke Zeiger, Minnesota, 16:00.64 1. Lilly King, Indiana, 2:03.59 9. Gillian Ryan, Michigan, 16:01.45 2. Tucker, Miranda FR Indiana 2:06.82 2:06.27 100-Yard Freestyle 10. Genevieve Miller, Air Force, 16:02.74 3. Emily Escobedo, UMBC, 2:06.43 11. Jessica Thielmann, Florida, 16:03.11 4. Sarah Haase, Stanford, 2:06.50 Final 12. Rachel Muller, North Carolina St., 16:04.95 5. Bethany Galat, Texas A&M, 2:07.18 1. Olivia Smoliga, Georgia, 46.70 13. Elizabeth Stinson, Southern California, 6. Annie Zhu, Georgia, 2:08.18 2. Lia Neal, Stanford, 47.00 16:06.60 7. Esther Gonzalez Medina, Texas A&M, 2:08.49 3. Kasia Wilk, Southern California, 47.35 14. Rachel Zilinskas, Georgia, 16:06.74 8. Kirsten Vose, Southern California, 2:10.42 4. Beryl Gastaldello, Texas A&M, 47.38 15. Stephanie Marchuk, Indiana, 16:06.96 5. Ali Deloof, Michigan, 47.54 16. Jenny Holtzen, Wisconsin, 16:06.98 Consolation 6. Natalie Hinds, Florida, 47.59 9. Katharine Ross, Missouri, 2:07.24 7. Farida Osman, California, 47.63 100-Yard Backstroke 10. Abby Duncan, Missouri, 2:07.49 8. Anika Apostalon, Southern California, 47.72 11. Melissa Rodriguez, Penn St., 2:07.80 Final 12. Weronika Paluszek, Virginia Tech, 2:08.03 Consolation 1. Rachel Bootsma, California, 50.28 13. Annie Lazor, Auburn, 2:08.35 9. Rebecca Millard, Texas, 48.03 2. Courtney Bartholomew, Virginia, 50.73 14. Emily Fogle, Purdue, 2:08.47 10. Kira Toussaint, Tennessee, 48.06 3. Ally Howe, Stanford, 50.86 15. Emma Schoettmer, Arizona, 2:08.72 11. Siobhan Haughey, Michigan, 48.26 4. Amy Bilquist, California, 51.01 16. Laura Simon, Virginia, 2:10.45 12. Rachel Bootsma, California, 48.36 5. Janet Hu, Stanford, 51.06 13. Leah Troskot, LSU, 48.37 6. Alexia Zevnik, North Carolina St., 51.31 100-Yard Butterfly 14. Chase Kinney, Wisconsin, 48.45 7. Nadine Laemmler, Missouri, 51.82 15. Jacqueline Keire, Cincinnati, 48.60 8. Kira Toussaint, Tennessee, 51.86 Final 16. Harper Bruens, Tennessee, 48.91 1. Kelsi Worrell, Louisville, 49.43 Consolation 2. Sarah Gibson, Texas A&M, 50.61 200-Yard Freestyle 9. Smoliga, Olivia JR Georgia 51.23 50.58 3. Farida Osman, California, 50.76 10. Linnea Mack, UCLA, 51.24 4. Janet Hu, Stanford, 51.03 Final 11. Ali Deloof, Michigan, 51.37 5. Helen Moffitt, North Carolina, 51.16 1. Brittany MacLean, Georgia, 1:42.42 12. Danielle Galyer, Kentucky, 51.44 6. Noemie Thomas, California, 51.39 2. Mallory Comerford, Louisville, 1:42.54 13. Kathleeen Baker, California, 51.54 7. Rachel Bootsma, California, 51.40 3. Lia Neal, Stanford, 1:42.58 14. Hannah Stevens, Missouri, 51.60 8. Kylie Stewart, Georgia, 51.68 4. Hali Flickinger, Georgia, 1:43.32 15. Kylie Stewart, Georgia, 51.67 5. Siobhan Haughey, Michigan, 1:43.35 16. Elise Haan, FGCU, 52.33 Consolation 6. Leah Smith, Virginia, 1:43.50 9. Annie Ochitwa, Arizona, 51.02 7. Haley Lips, Indiana, 1:43.72 200-Yard Backstroke 10. Kendyl Stewart, Southern California, 51.23 8. Kennedy Goss, Indiana, 1:44.75 11. Marne Erasmus, SMU, 51.47 Final 12. Lindsey Engel, Stanford, 51.84 Consolation 1. Danielle Galyer, Kentucky, 1:49.71 13. Beryl Gastaldello, Texas A&M, 52.01 9. Meaghan Raab, Georgia, 1:44.62 2.
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