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NCAA Zone B Diving Championships
Brady & Spanbauer Advance to Final on One-Meter at Zone B Diving Championships
3/6/2018 4:51:00 PM | Swimming
Men's one-meter results
Women's three-meter results
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. — James Brady and Stewart Spanbauer continued their impressive form at the NCAA Zone B Diving Championships as they both advanced to the final on the one-meter board Tuesday inside the Allan Jones Aquatic Center.
Along with qualifying for the NCAA Championships on three-meter, Brady made his second finals appearance of the Championships, as did Spanbauer.
From the Coach
"Today was a fairly disappointing day in Knoxville," said diving coach Yahya Radman. "I think we were recovering from an extreme high after competing fairly well on the first day and qualifying to NCAA's. Today was more like a hangover; nobody was firing really well. The two boys that made it into the finals did a very good job but I think expectations and assumptions ended up being our biggest enemy today. We lost a lot of technical points on just what they assume the program wants from them and the expectations they had on themselves, instead of trusting their training and just doing the best with it the let it get the best of them. Tomorrow's a new day, tomorrow's a fresh start and I'm looking forward to seeing where we can go and I hope that tomorrow brings better tidings."
Wolfpack Diving Results
Both Stewart Spanbauer and James Brady advanced to the final on the one-meter board; Spanbauer took 15th with a score of 593.25 while Brady took 18th with a mark of 556.80.
In the prelim, Spanbauer and Brady posted scores of 296.10 and 285.15 to finish 15th and 16th while Holt Gray finished 20th with a score of 274.90 and Harrison Mitchel took 30th with a 229.60.
Madeline Kline competed on the three-meter board, earning a score of 210.10 to finish 31st in prelims.
Up Next
Tomorrow marks the final day of the NCAA Zone B Diving Championships; the Pack's divers will wrap up competition on platform the men's prelim commencing at 10 a.m.
Follow Along
Fans can follow the action via DiveMeets.com.
Stay up to date with the latest on NC State swimming and diving:
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Women's three-meter results
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. — James Brady and Stewart Spanbauer continued their impressive form at the NCAA Zone B Diving Championships as they both advanced to the final on the one-meter board Tuesday inside the Allan Jones Aquatic Center.
Along with qualifying for the NCAA Championships on three-meter, Brady made his second finals appearance of the Championships, as did Spanbauer.
From the Coach
"Today was a fairly disappointing day in Knoxville," said diving coach Yahya Radman. "I think we were recovering from an extreme high after competing fairly well on the first day and qualifying to NCAA's. Today was more like a hangover; nobody was firing really well. The two boys that made it into the finals did a very good job but I think expectations and assumptions ended up being our biggest enemy today. We lost a lot of technical points on just what they assume the program wants from them and the expectations they had on themselves, instead of trusting their training and just doing the best with it the let it get the best of them. Tomorrow's a new day, tomorrow's a fresh start and I'm looking forward to seeing where we can go and I hope that tomorrow brings better tidings."
Wolfpack Diving Results
Both Stewart Spanbauer and James Brady advanced to the final on the one-meter board; Spanbauer took 15th with a score of 593.25 while Brady took 18th with a mark of 556.80.
In the prelim, Spanbauer and Brady posted scores of 296.10 and 285.15 to finish 15th and 16th while Holt Gray finished 20th with a score of 274.90 and Harrison Mitchel took 30th with a 229.60.
Madeline Kline competed on the three-meter board, earning a score of 210.10 to finish 31st in prelims.
Up Next
Tomorrow marks the final day of the NCAA Zone B Diving Championships; the Pack's divers will wrap up competition on platform the men's prelim commencing at 10 a.m.
Follow Along
Fans can follow the action via DiveMeets.com.
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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