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ACC WOMEN'S SWIMMING AND DIVING/MEN'S DIVING CHAMPIONSHIPS
Wolfpack Earns Three Podium Finishes, Breaks Two Program Records on Day Three at #ACCWSD
2/16/2018 8:12:00 PM | Swimming
Day Three Results
GREENSBORO, N.C. — The NC State women's swimming & diving team continued to impress on day three of the ACC Women's Swimming & Diving/Men's Diving Championships as the Wolfpack earned three podium finishes and set two program records Friday inside the Greensboro Aquatic Center.
Elise Haan won the 100 backstroke and set a school record in the process while Hannah Moore finished second in the 400 IM, also setting a program record. NC State closed the night out by finishing second in a close 400 medley relay.
100 Backstroke
Elise Haan had a memorable night in the 100 backstroke; she won the event, set a new program record and posted the second-fastest time in the nation after touching the wall at 50.75. In the 'C' final Mackenzie Glover finished fourth in 53.59, an NCAA 'B' cut.
400 Individual Medley
The 400 IM was an outstanding event for the Wolfpack; in the 'A' final Hannah Moore broke her school record to finish second in 4:06.62 seconds, Kate Moore finished fourth in 4:09.18 seconds and Julia Poole finished sixth in 4:10.08 seconds. In the 'B' final, Jessica Horomanski posted a time of 4:09.60 seconds to finish first and Lindsay Morrow finished fifth in 4:15.37 seconds while in the 'C' final Anna Jahns took third in 4:14.74 seconds. All times were NCAA 'B' standard qualifying times.
400 Medley Relay
The foursome of Elise Haan, Julia Poole, Krista Duffield and Vasiliki Baka earned an NCAA 'A' standard qualifying time and finished second in the 400 medley relay, completing the race in 3:31.92 seconds.
100 Breaststroke
In the 'B' final of the 100 breaststroke Anna Shumate took first in 1:00.70 seconds, Olivia Calegan took third in 1:01.12 seconds & Olivia Fisher took sixth in 1:01.78 seconds. Rozhina McClanahan competed in the 'C' final and finished fifth in 1:02.35 seconds. All times were NCAA 'B' cuts.
100 Butterfly
After qualifying for the 'A' final in the 100 butterfly Krista Duffield touched the wall at 53.00 to take eighth and earn an NCAA 'B' cut.
200 Freestyle
Vasiliki Baka advanced to the 'C' final of the 200 freestyle where she earned an NCAA 'B' cut and finished third in a time of 1:47.22 seconds.
Women's Three-Meter Diving
In the women's three-meter diving Madeline Kline tabbed a mark of 267.10 to finish 16th.
From the Coaches
Head Coach Braden Holloway
"We had fun tonight," said Holloway. "It was a great night, our 400 IM crew all year has been stepping it up and killing it, on the big stage they came through with some unbelievable performances from top-to-bottom. A lot of ladies posted times that made nationals last year, Jessica Horomanski had a huge swim and in the final heat Kate out there lane one had a big drop. Hannah Moore broke the school record, that was the fastest she's ever been. Hats off to Anna Jahns who got that started right out of the gates and Krista Duffield getting points in the 'A' final which she's never done and that was a good way to go in the 100 fly for her. We didn't have many bullets in the 200 free but Vasiliki moved up and did what she needed to do to beat some people. None of breaststrokers in the 100 breaststroke were at this meet last year; they were either freshmen then Roz has never made the team before, this is their first year so we scored a lot of points in breaststroke and that 'B' final was all freshmen. It makes you feel good about the future of that stroke for our team. Elise has been a stud all year; she's been better all year from start-to-finish. She had a big summer and I'm probably even more impressed that after breaking the school record she turned around and had a really fast time in the relay. That's a really double to do. I'm really proud of that relay; when you lose some people who have always been on that relay like Courtney who has always been our anchor, we've had to put in some new girls and they really stepped up."
Diving Coach Yahya Radman
"Madeline had one of the best meets on the board," said Radman. "Once she left the board...well, I'll just tell you that spinning that high and fast was a new experience for her. She moved up from last year and improved her score. We now shift to a new event and a new day."
Team Standings
NC State remains in third-place with 677.0 points; Virginia remains in the lead with 886.5 points and Louisville sits second with 774.5 points.
Up Next:
The Wolfpack will wrap up the 2018 ACC championships tomorrow with a full day of events. The day will begin with the 200 back, followed by the 100 free, 200 breast and 200 fly. Men's and women's diving will perform in the platform event in between the prelim and final sessions. The preliminary heats of the 1650 are set to begin at 4:00 p.m., with the championship heat kicking off finals at 6 p.m. The night will conclude the 400 freestyle relay.
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. — The NC State women's swimming & diving team continued to impress on day three of the ACC Women's Swimming & Diving/Men's Diving Championships as the Wolfpack earned three podium finishes and set two program records Friday inside the Greensboro Aquatic Center.
Elise Haan won the 100 backstroke and set a school record in the process while Hannah Moore finished second in the 400 IM, also setting a program record. NC State closed the night out by finishing second in a close 400 medley relay.
100 Backstroke
Elise Haan had a memorable night in the 100 backstroke; she won the event, set a new program record and posted the second-fastest time in the nation after touching the wall at 50.75. In the 'C' final Mackenzie Glover finished fourth in 53.59, an NCAA 'B' cut.
400 Individual Medley
The 400 IM was an outstanding event for the Wolfpack; in the 'A' final Hannah Moore broke her school record to finish second in 4:06.62 seconds, Kate Moore finished fourth in 4:09.18 seconds and Julia Poole finished sixth in 4:10.08 seconds. In the 'B' final, Jessica Horomanski posted a time of 4:09.60 seconds to finish first and Lindsay Morrow finished fifth in 4:15.37 seconds while in the 'C' final Anna Jahns took third in 4:14.74 seconds. All times were NCAA 'B' standard qualifying times.
400 Medley Relay
The foursome of Elise Haan, Julia Poole, Krista Duffield and Vasiliki Baka earned an NCAA 'A' standard qualifying time and finished second in the 400 medley relay, completing the race in 3:31.92 seconds.
100 Breaststroke
In the 'B' final of the 100 breaststroke Anna Shumate took first in 1:00.70 seconds, Olivia Calegan took third in 1:01.12 seconds & Olivia Fisher took sixth in 1:01.78 seconds. Rozhina McClanahan competed in the 'C' final and finished fifth in 1:02.35 seconds. All times were NCAA 'B' cuts.
100 Butterfly
After qualifying for the 'A' final in the 100 butterfly Krista Duffield touched the wall at 53.00 to take eighth and earn an NCAA 'B' cut.
200 Freestyle
Vasiliki Baka advanced to the 'C' final of the 200 freestyle where she earned an NCAA 'B' cut and finished third in a time of 1:47.22 seconds.
Women's Three-Meter Diving
In the women's three-meter diving Madeline Kline tabbed a mark of 267.10 to finish 16th.
From the Coaches
Head Coach Braden Holloway
"We had fun tonight," said Holloway. "It was a great night, our 400 IM crew all year has been stepping it up and killing it, on the big stage they came through with some unbelievable performances from top-to-bottom. A lot of ladies posted times that made nationals last year, Jessica Horomanski had a huge swim and in the final heat Kate out there lane one had a big drop. Hannah Moore broke the school record, that was the fastest she's ever been. Hats off to Anna Jahns who got that started right out of the gates and Krista Duffield getting points in the 'A' final which she's never done and that was a good way to go in the 100 fly for her. We didn't have many bullets in the 200 free but Vasiliki moved up and did what she needed to do to beat some people. None of breaststrokers in the 100 breaststroke were at this meet last year; they were either freshmen then Roz has never made the team before, this is their first year so we scored a lot of points in breaststroke and that 'B' final was all freshmen. It makes you feel good about the future of that stroke for our team. Elise has been a stud all year; she's been better all year from start-to-finish. She had a big summer and I'm probably even more impressed that after breaking the school record she turned around and had a really fast time in the relay. That's a really double to do. I'm really proud of that relay; when you lose some people who have always been on that relay like Courtney who has always been our anchor, we've had to put in some new girls and they really stepped up."
Diving Coach Yahya Radman
"Madeline had one of the best meets on the board," said Radman. "Once she left the board...well, I'll just tell you that spinning that high and fast was a new experience for her. She moved up from last year and improved her score. We now shift to a new event and a new day."
Team Standings
NC State remains in third-place with 677.0 points; Virginia remains in the lead with 886.5 points and Louisville sits second with 774.5 points.
Up Next:
The Wolfpack will wrap up the 2018 ACC championships tomorrow with a full day of events. The day will begin with the 200 back, followed by the 100 free, 200 breast and 200 fly. Men's and women's diving will perform in the platform event in between the prelim and final sessions. The preliminary heats of the 1650 are set to begin at 4:00 p.m., with the championship heat kicking off finals at 6 p.m. The night will conclude the 400 freestyle relay.
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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