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ACC WOMEN'S SWIMMING AND DIVING/MEN'S DIVING CHAMPIONSHIPS
Wolfpack Earns Pair of Podium Finishes on Second Day at #ACCWSD
2/15/2018 11:39:00 PM | Swimming
Day Two Results
GREENSBORO, N.C. — Day two of the ACC Women's Swimming & Diving and Men's Diving Championships was another successful day for NC State as it earned podium finishes from Hannah Moore in the 500 freestyle and Julia Poole in the 200 IM along with a top-eight finish from James Brady in the men's one-meter diving Thursday inside the Greensboro Aquatic Center.
500 Freestyle
Hannah Moore touched the wall at 4:37.51 seconds, the second-fastest time of her career, to finish third. The Wolfpack also had much success in the 'B' final; Anna Jahns finished first in 4:43.71 seconds, Tamila Holub finished second in 4:43.74 seconds and Kate Moore finished third in 4:44.96 seconds. In the 'C' final, Summer Finke completed the race 4:47.61 seconds to finish third.
200 IM
The Wolfpack again got on the podium thanks to Julia Poole's third-place finish of 1:55.76 seconds. Her time was also the second-fastest in program history. Lindsay Morrow won the 'B' final in a time of 1:57.51 seconds and was trailed by Jessica Horomanski, who finished second in 1:57.62 seconds. Olivia Fisher finished fourth in the 'C' final in 2:00.34 seconds.
50 Freestyle
Krista Duffield advanced to the 'B' final and clocked in at 22.64 seconds to finish sixth while Elise Haan won the 'C' final in 22.36.
Wolfpack Relays
Competing in the 200 freestyle relay the team of Elise Haan, Krista Duffield, Lexie Lupton and Vasiliki Baka finished fifth in a time of 1:29.51 seconds. The foursomes mark was an NCAA 'B' standard qualifying time.
Wolfpack Diving
James Brady had another strong day on the boards as he advanced to the final on one-meter and finished sixth with a score of 311.75. In the prelim, Brady tabbed a mark of 328.5 and he improved his finish from 25th in the event last season. Holt Gray finished earned a score of 267.05 to finish 23rd.
From the Coaches
Head Coach Braden Holloway
"I think our night was a really great night for us; we got great momentum right out of the gates in the 500 free," said head coach Braden Holloway. "Top-to-bottom our depth in the 500 free scored us a lot of points and hats off to that 'B' final; Anna Jahns, Tamila Holub and Kate Moore going one-two-three. It was a great momentum shift for us and set up Hannah Moore, who had a great swim, the second-fastest she's ever been. It led us into some great 200 IM's, when you have three girls that swam times that would have made nationals last year and a freshman, Julia Poole, getting on the podium, there were a lot of great performances right out of the gates. We struggled a little bit in the 50 but had a bright spot in the 'C' final with Elise and struggled a little bit in that last relay. It's a little bit tough when you have some girls who would normally be in that relay on the bench due to injuries. All in all, I felt like our women had a really big night and moved up in a lot of spots, got their hands on the wall and held spots we needed held. Tomorrow's another opportunity for us; we know there's going to be a lot more points up for grabs tomorrow and we just need to be ready to go. Hats off to James Brady, who continues to dive exceptionally and moved up again tonight."
Diving Coach Yahya Radman
"It was a bittersweet day," said Radman. "Some things went to plan, some did not. Holt did a nice job scrapping for every point but managing rookie nerves is also a part of the process. Then there's SlimJim. Freaking steady eddy SlimJim. Wow! From zero to hero...yeah, that was exciting. Not only did he sneak into the final but he also moved up. The Wolfpack nation has been nonstop in supportive messages about this program and where we were to where we are...and Slim is leading the charge."
Team Standings
NC State sits in third place with 373 points; Virginia sit atop the standings with 442.5 points and Louisville is second with a score of 414.5.
Up Next
Day three of the ACC Championships will begin on Tuesday with prelims starting at 10 a.m. Tomorrow's events include the 100 butterfly, 400 IM, 200 freestyle, 100 breaststroke, 100 backstroke, 3-meter diving and 400 medley relay. (finals only).
Spectator Information
-A live video stream of event finals will be available on ACC Network Extra on Thursday through Saturday, starting at 6 p.m.
-Live results will also be available for all eight sessions. Links to the live coverage can be found on the swimming and diving schedule page.
Stay up to date with the latest on NC State swimming and diving:
Twitter: @packswimdive
Facebook: NC State Swimming and Diving
Instagram: @packswimdive
GREENSBORO, N.C. — Day two of the ACC Women's Swimming & Diving and Men's Diving Championships was another successful day for NC State as it earned podium finishes from Hannah Moore in the 500 freestyle and Julia Poole in the 200 IM along with a top-eight finish from James Brady in the men's one-meter diving Thursday inside the Greensboro Aquatic Center.
500 Freestyle
Hannah Moore touched the wall at 4:37.51 seconds, the second-fastest time of her career, to finish third. The Wolfpack also had much success in the 'B' final; Anna Jahns finished first in 4:43.71 seconds, Tamila Holub finished second in 4:43.74 seconds and Kate Moore finished third in 4:44.96 seconds. In the 'C' final, Summer Finke completed the race 4:47.61 seconds to finish third.
200 IM
The Wolfpack again got on the podium thanks to Julia Poole's third-place finish of 1:55.76 seconds. Her time was also the second-fastest in program history. Lindsay Morrow won the 'B' final in a time of 1:57.51 seconds and was trailed by Jessica Horomanski, who finished second in 1:57.62 seconds. Olivia Fisher finished fourth in the 'C' final in 2:00.34 seconds.
50 Freestyle
Krista Duffield advanced to the 'B' final and clocked in at 22.64 seconds to finish sixth while Elise Haan won the 'C' final in 22.36.
Wolfpack Relays
Competing in the 200 freestyle relay the team of Elise Haan, Krista Duffield, Lexie Lupton and Vasiliki Baka finished fifth in a time of 1:29.51 seconds. The foursomes mark was an NCAA 'B' standard qualifying time.
Wolfpack Diving
James Brady had another strong day on the boards as he advanced to the final on one-meter and finished sixth with a score of 311.75. In the prelim, Brady tabbed a mark of 328.5 and he improved his finish from 25th in the event last season. Holt Gray finished earned a score of 267.05 to finish 23rd.
From the Coaches
Head Coach Braden Holloway
"I think our night was a really great night for us; we got great momentum right out of the gates in the 500 free," said head coach Braden Holloway. "Top-to-bottom our depth in the 500 free scored us a lot of points and hats off to that 'B' final; Anna Jahns, Tamila Holub and Kate Moore going one-two-three. It was a great momentum shift for us and set up Hannah Moore, who had a great swim, the second-fastest she's ever been. It led us into some great 200 IM's, when you have three girls that swam times that would have made nationals last year and a freshman, Julia Poole, getting on the podium, there were a lot of great performances right out of the gates. We struggled a little bit in the 50 but had a bright spot in the 'C' final with Elise and struggled a little bit in that last relay. It's a little bit tough when you have some girls who would normally be in that relay on the bench due to injuries. All in all, I felt like our women had a really big night and moved up in a lot of spots, got their hands on the wall and held spots we needed held. Tomorrow's another opportunity for us; we know there's going to be a lot more points up for grabs tomorrow and we just need to be ready to go. Hats off to James Brady, who continues to dive exceptionally and moved up again tonight."
Diving Coach Yahya Radman
"It was a bittersweet day," said Radman. "Some things went to plan, some did not. Holt did a nice job scrapping for every point but managing rookie nerves is also a part of the process. Then there's SlimJim. Freaking steady eddy SlimJim. Wow! From zero to hero...yeah, that was exciting. Not only did he sneak into the final but he also moved up. The Wolfpack nation has been nonstop in supportive messages about this program and where we were to where we are...and Slim is leading the charge."
Team Standings
NC State sits in third place with 373 points; Virginia sit atop the standings with 442.5 points and Louisville is second with a score of 414.5.
Up Next
Day three of the ACC Championships will begin on Tuesday with prelims starting at 10 a.m. Tomorrow's events include the 100 butterfly, 400 IM, 200 freestyle, 100 breaststroke, 100 backstroke, 3-meter diving and 400 medley relay. (finals only).
Spectator Information
-A live video stream of event finals will be available on ACC Network Extra on Thursday through Saturday, starting at 6 p.m.
-Live results will also be available for all eight sessions. Links to the live coverage can be found on the swimming and diving schedule page.
Stay up to date with the latest on NC State swimming and diving:
Twitter: @packswimdive
Facebook: NC State Swimming and Diving
Instagram: @packswimdive
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