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2019 Women's Swimming & Diving 344 2019 WOMEN’S SWIMMING & DIVING NC State - ACC Champion & 7th Place NCAA Championships 8. Kyle Alons, ST ................................................... 21.89 Louisville - 4th Place NCAA Championships 11. Alyssa Marsh, DU .............................................. 22.00 Virginia - 6th Place NCAA Championships 13. Morgan Hill, VA .................................................. 22.09 100 Free Duke - 23rd Place NCAA Championships 1. Mallory Comerford, UL .................................... 46.26 Miami - 31st Place NCAA Championships 7. Ky-lee Perry, ST ................................................ 47.43 Florida State - 34th Place NCAA Championships 15. Morgan Hill, VA .................................................. 48.33 Virginia Tech - 40th Place NCAA Championships 200 Free Notre Dame - 41st Place NCAA Championships 1. Mallory Comerford, UL .................................1:40.26 North Carolina - 42nd Place NCAA Championships 5. Paige Madden,VA ........................................... 1:43.03 15. Abbie Dolan, ND ............................................. 1:44.38 ACC Championship Results Platform Diving 16. Megan Moroney, VA ....................................... 1:45.03 February 20-23, Greensboro, N.C. Madeline Kline, ST ............................................... 271.60 500 Free 1. NC State ............................................................. 1353 • ACC Meet Record 2. Paige Madden, VA .......................................... 4:32.98 2. Virginia ................................................................ 1282 15. Kate Moore, ST............................................... 4:39.45 3. Louisville ............................................................. 1146 ACC Meet Most Valuable Swimmer 100 Breast 4. Notre Dame ....................................................... 909.5 Mallory Comerford, UL 3. Sophie Hansson, ST .......................................... 57.90 5. Duke ..................................................................... 764 ACC Meet Most Valuable Diver 5. Ida Hulkko, FS ................................................... 58.58 6. Florida State ......................................................... 727 Molly Carlson, FS 6. Alexis Wenger, VA ............................................. 58.64 7. North Carolina.................................................... 700.5 200 Breast 8. Virginia Tech ...................................................... 477.5 All-Atlantic Coast Conference Team 3. Sophie Hansson, ST ....................................... 2:06.18 9. Georgia Tech ........................................................ 360 The top three finishers in each individual event and the top relay team at the ACC 8. Kaki Christensen, VA ...................................... 2:08.74 Championships earned All-ACC honors. 100 Fly 10. Pitt ........................................................................ 334 Duke (2) 7. Morgan Hill, VA .................................................. 50.84 11. Miami ................................................................. 293.5 Kylie Jordan Maddison Pullinger 8. Grace Oglesby, UL ............................................ 51.10 12. Boston College ..................................................... 154 Florida State (3) 10. Alyssa Marsh, DU .............................................. 51.72 Molly Carlson Nina Kucheran 13. Kyle Jordan, DU................................................. 51.86 ACC Meet Individual Champions Ida Hulkko 200 Fly 50 Free Georgia Tech (1) 3. Grace Oglesby, UL ......................................... 1:50.80 Morgan Hill, VA ....................................................... 21.68 Cami Hidalgo 14. Alena Kraus, UL.............................................. 1:55.34 100 Free Louisville (7) 16. Nikki Smith, ND............................................... 1:56.48 Mallory Comerford, UL .........................................• 46.57 Mallory Comerford Grace Oglesby 100 Back 200 Free Casey Fanz Arina Openysheva 13. Alina Kendzior, UL ............................................. 51.72 Mallory Comerford, UL ......................................• 1:41.60 Morgan Friesen Jillian Visscher 16. Elise Haan, ST ................................................... 52.07 500 Free Alena Kraus 200 Back Mallory Comerford, UL ........................................ 4:34.63 Miami (1) 7. Megan Moroney, VA ....................................... 1:51.28 1650 Free Alicia Blagg 11. Emma Seiberlich, VA ...................................... 1:52.14 Tamila Holub, ST ............................................... 15:56.91 North Carolina (1) T 12. Kylee Alons, ST .............................................. 1:52.34 100 Breast Emily Grund 16. Alice Treuth, ND ............................................. 1:53.09 Sophie Hansson, ST .............................................• 57.74 NC State (12) 200 IM 200 Breast Kylee Alons Kathleen Moore 12. Abby Richter, VA ............................................ 1:56.01 Sophie Hansson, ST ............................................ 2:06.73 Elise Haan Emma Muzzy 14. Julia Poole, ST ............................................... 1:56.45 100 Fly Sophie Hansson Ky-lee Perry 400 IM Morgan Hill, VA ....................................................... 51.01 Tamila Holub Julia Poole 11. Makayla Sargent, ST ...................................... 4:05.81 200 Fly Anna Jahns Sirena Rowe 12. Reka Gyorgy, VT ............................................ 4:06.28 Grace Oglesby, UL ............................................• 1:52.81 Madeline Kline Makayla Sargent 200 Free Relay 100 Back Notre Dame (2) 4. Louisville ......................................................... 1:26.71 Elise Haan, ST ........................................................ 51.43 Carly Quast Nicole Smith (Lainey Visscher, Mallory Comerford, Avery Braunecker, 200 Back Virginia (9) Casey Fanz) Emma Muzzy, ST ................................................ 1:51.66 Sydney Dusel Abigail Richter 5. NC State ......................................................... 1:26.73 200 IM Eryn Eddy Emma Seiberlich (Ky-lee Perry, Kylee Alons, Sirena Rowe, Elise Haan) Julia Poole, ST .................................................... 1:55.13 Morgan Hill Kylie Towbin 12. Duke ............................................................... 1:28.37 400 IM Paige Madden Alexis Wenger (Madeline Hess, Alyssa Marsh, Shayna Hollander, Kathleen Moore, ST ............................................. 4:05.24 Megan Moroney 200 Free Relay Hunter Aitchison) 16. North Carolina................................................. 1:29.04 NC State ............................................................• 1:26.15 NCAA Championship Results (Zhada Fields, Brooke Bauer, Caroline Hauder, Grace (Ky-lee Perry, Kylee Alons, Sirena Rowe, Sophie Hansson) Austin, Texas, March 20-23 Countie) 400 Free Relay ACC Team Finishes 400 Free Relay Louisville .............................................................. 3:11.63 4. Louisville ............................................................... 235 5. Louisville ......................................................... 3:11.24 (Jillian Wisscher, Mallory Comerford, Casey Fanz, Arina 6. Virginia .................................................................. 188 (Mallory Comerford, Arina Openysheva, Casey Fanz, Openysheva) 7. NC State ............................................................ 187.5 Lainey Visscher) 800 Free Relay 23. Duke ....................................................................... 47 8. Virginia ............................................................ 3:12.85 Virginia ...............................................................• 6:55.22 31. Miami ...................................................................... 19 (Morgan Hill, Anna Pang, Megan Moroney, Eryn Eddy) (Morgan Hill, Paige Madden, Megan Moroney, Eryn Eddy) 34. Florida State ........................................................... 14 10. NC State ......................................................... 3:12.11 200 Medley Relay 40. Virginia Tech ............................................................. 5 (Ky-lee Perry, Kylee Alons, Sophie Hansson, Olivia NC State ............................................................• 1:34.52 41. Notre Dame .............................................................. 4 Calegan) (Elise Haan, Sophie Hansson, Sirena Rowe, Ky-lee Perry) 42. North Carolina........................................................... 2 400 Medley Relay 11. Duke ............................................................... 3:12.90 (Melissa Pish, Madeline Hess, Hunter Aitchison, Alyssa NC State ............................................................• 3:27.81 ACC Finishers In NCAA Championships Marsh) (Elise Haan, Sophie Hansson, Kylee Alons, Ky-lee Perry) (earned points toward team total) 800 Free Relay One-Meter Diving 50 Free 6. Louisville ......................................................... 6:56.07 Alicia Blagg, UM ................................................... 327.70 3. Mallory Comerford, UL....................................... 21.49 (Sophie Cattermole, Mallory Comerford, Arina Three-Meter Diving 7. Kylee Perry, ST.................................................. 21.57 Alicia Blagg, UM ................................................... 366.50 Openysheva, Alena Kraus) 345 2019 Atlantic Coast Conference Women’s Swimming & Diving 9. Virginia ............................................................ 6:57.77 ACC Swimmer of
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