ACC Championships, Day 4: Gretchen Walsh Posts Country’s Fastest Time in 100 Backstroke
After taking part in two relay wins at the start of the ACC Championships, Alex Walsh has now captured first place in an individual event. She placed first in the 200 butterfly final Friday evening as Virginia extended its lead over Stanford in the women’s competition. One event later, her younger sister Gretchen Walsh became the first swimmer to go under 49 in the 100 back this season as she won her second individual race of the meet.
At the end of the session, the sisters teamed up with Claire Curzan and Anna Moesch to crush the fastest time ever in the women’s 400 medley relay.
On the men’s side, Cal continues to hold the lead in its first year in the conference over Bay Area rival Stanford, but the Cardinal had chances to close the gap Friday with the top seed in all three men’s swimming events. Andrei Minakov converted on the first chance, overtaking Dare Rose of the Golden Bears for the win in the 200 fly.
In addition to the 200 fly and 100 back, the session includes the 100 breaststroke and 400 medley relay for both genders plus men’s platform diving.
Women - Team Rankings - Through Event 30 1. Virginia, University of 1040.5 2. Stanford University 852 3. Louisville, University of 682 4. California, University of, Ber 637 5. North Carolina, University of, 544.5 6. North Carolina State Universit 530 7. Florida State University 350 8. Pittsburgh, University of 348 9. University of Miami (Florida) 338 10. Duke University 271 11. VA Tech 241.5 12. Notre Dame, University of 207 13. Southern Methodist University 140.5 14. Georgia Institute of Technolog 111 15. Boston College 79
Men - Team Rankings - Through Event 31 1. California, University of, Ber 885.5 2. Stanford University 822 3. North Carolina, University of, 741 4. North Carolina State Universit 676 5. Louisville, University of 647.5 6. Florida State University 516.5 7. VA Tech 483 8. Virginia, University of 419 9. Pittsburgh, University of 382.5 10. Georgia Institute of Technolog 349 11. Southern Methodist University 323 12. Duke University 135 13. Boston College 90 14. University of Miami (Florida) 84 15. Notre Dame, University of 45
Women’s 200 Butterfly
Alex Walsh could not be matched in the first final of the night, jumping out to a half-second lead just two lengths into the 200 fly final and then by 1.39 seconds at the halfway point. From there, the field could not make up any ground on the fifth-year Virginia swimmer, who took a shot at her own NCAA record of 1:49.16 but fell off the pace down the stretch.
Walsh finished in 1:50.43, making her the second-fastest swimmer in the country this season. The only swimmer to go faster is Texas’ Emma Sticklen, the two-time NCAA champion in the event. Ironically, Sticklen raced the 200 fly at nearly the exact same moment at the SEC Championships, where she came up just one hundredth short of Walsh’s NCAA standard.
Second place went to Stanford’s Caroline Bricker in 1:52.37, just off her season-best mark of 1:52.21 (previously ranked fourth, now fifth), while her teammate Lillie Nordmann placed third in 1:52.44. But Virginia countered that scoring punch with Tess Howley (1:52.72) and Katie Grimes (1:53.63) placing fourth and fifth, respectively.
Event 23 Women 200 Yard Butterfly
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MEET: @ 1:49.16 2/23/2024 Alexandra Walsh, UVA-AC
CONF: # 1:49.16 2/23/2024 Alexandra Walsh, UVA-AC
AMER: $ 1:48.33 10/20/2023Reagan Smith, Ariizona St.
USOP: % 1:48.83 10/20/2023Reagan Smith, Stanford
NCAA: ^ 1:49.16 2/23/2024 Alexandra Walsh, UVA-AC
Pool: & 1:49.16 2/23/2024 Alexandra Walsh, UVA-AC
1:52.47 A
1:55.88 IV24 Invited NCAA 2024
1:58.93 B
Name Year School Prelims Finals Points
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=== Championship Final ===
1 Walsh, Alexandr 5Y UVA 1:53.39 1:50.43 A 32
r:+0.80 24.65 52.24 (27.59)
1:21.07 (28.83) 1:50.43 (29.36)
2 Bricker, Caroli SO Stanford 1:54.32 1:52.37 A 28
r:+0.65 25.57 54.08 (28.51)
1:23.17 (29.09) 1:52.37 (29.20)
3 Nordmann, Lilli SR Stanford 1:54.23 1:52.44 A 27
r:+0.69 25.18 53.61 (28.43)
1:22.56 (28.95) 1:52.44 (29.88)
4 Howley, Tess SO UVA 1:53.70 1:52.72 IV24 26
r:+0.71 25.54 53.92 (28.38)
1:23.06 (29.14) 1:52.72 (29.66)
5 Grimes, Kathryn FR UVA 1:55.81 1:53.63 IV24 25
r:+0.68 25.27 54.22 (28.95)
1:23.91 (29.69) 1:53.63 (29.72)
6 Ressencourt, Li SR California 1:54.47 1:53.85 IV24 24
r:+0.69 25.37 54.09 (28.72)
1:23.67 (29.58) 1:53.85 (30.18)
7 Thompson, Emily FR Stanford 1:56.07 1:55.52 IV24 23
r:+0.62 25.78 55.28 (29.50)
1:25.17 (29.89) 1:55.52 (30.35)
8 Bloom, Taylor SO UNC 1:56.19 1:58.47 B 22
r:+0.76 25.86 55.33 (29.47)
1:25.92 (30.59) 1:58.47 (32.55)
Men’s 200 Butterfly
Cal’s Dare Rose set the early pace in the 200 fly, holding down a lead at all three intermediate splits, but Stanford’s Andrei Minakov had a extra burst down the back stretch as he completed the sweep of the butterfly events. In fourth place and a half-second off the lead entering the final two lengths, Minakov finished in 25.37, almost a second quicker than anyone else in the field, to come into the wall in 1:39.03. He jumped to No. 3 in the national standings behind Georgia’s Luca Urlando and Arizona State’s Ilya Kharun.
Rose placed second in 1:39.47, making him the sixth-best swimmer in the country for 2024-25, and third went to North Carolina’s Seb Lunak in 1:40.12, cutting a second off his season-best time for the best conference finish of his career. A second Cal swimmer finished among the top four as Gabriel Jett came in at 1:40.28, just ahead of Florida State’s Logan Robinson (1:40.34).
Event 24 Men 200 Yard Butterfly
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MEET: @ 1:37.92 2/18/2022 Nicolas J Albiero, Louisville-KY
CONF: # 1:37.92 2/18/2022 Nicolas J Albiero, Louisville-KY
AMER: $ 1:37.17 1/26/2025 Luca Urlando, Georgia
USOP: % 1:37.17 1/26/2025 Luca Urlando, Georgia
NCAA: ^ 1:37.17 1/26/2025 Luca Urlando, Georgia
Pool: & 1:38.64 3/27/2021 Nicolas Albiero, LOU-KY
1:40.05 A
1:42.10 IV24 Invited NCAA 2024
1:45.34 B
Name Year School Prelims Finals Points
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=== Championship Final ===
1 Minakov, Andrei SR Stanford 1:40.73 1:39.03 A 32
r:+0.71 22.15 47.34 (25.19)
1:13.66 (26.32) 1:39.03 (25.37)
2 Rose, Oludare 5Y California 1:41.57 1:39.47 A 28
r:+0.67 22.05 47.17 (25.12)
1:13.11 (25.94) 1:39.47 (26.36)
3 Lunak, Sebastia SO UNC 1:41.84 1:40.12 IV24 27
r:+0.66 22.23 47.40 (25.17)
1:13.30 (25.90) 1:40.12 (26.82)
4 Jett, Gabriel SR California 1:41.56 1:40.28 IV24 26
r:+0.72 22.50 47.55 (25.05)
1:13.63 (26.08) 1:40.28 (26.65)
5 Robinson, Logan FR FSU 1:41.13 1:40.34 IV24 25
r:+0.62 22.35 47.99 (25.64)
1:14.00 (26.01) 1:40.34 (26.34)
6 Holmes, Gibson SO Stanford 1:41.79 1:41.81 IV24 24
r:+0.73 23.24 48.60 (25.36)
1:14.45 (25.85) 1:41.81 (27.36)
7 Gentry, Landon JR VA Tech 1:41.45 1:41.86 IV24 23
r:+0.69 22.63 48.17 (25.54)
1:14.58 (26.41) 1:41.86 (27.28)
8 Whelehan, Colin SO UNC 1:42.29 1:42.15 B 22
r:+0.67 22.89 48.65 (25.76)
1:14.94 (26.29) 1:42.15 (27.21)
Women’s 100 Backstroke
Following a day off from racing Thursday, Gretchen Walsh returned to the pool for the 100 backstroke and resumed her conference-dominating ways, using the full allowance of 15 meters kicking underwater off each wall to open up a huge advantage on Cal’s Mary-Ambre Moluh. Walsh was out in 23.40 and back in 25.55, resulting in a final time of 48.95. That eclipsed her previous top mark of 49.31 as the best in the country this season, and she beat the SEC Championships-winning mark of Bella Sims (49.20) by a quarter-second.
Interestingly, this might be the last time Walsh swims the 100 back in her college career: her NCAA Championships program figures to include the 100 fly plus the 50 and 100 freestyle, the same lineup she swam last year, and the presence of Claire Curzan has shifted Walsh to the butterfly leg on UVA’s 400 medley relay. That said, it would be a stunner if anyone else can come close to Walsh’s all-time record of 48.10, so she will surely finish her college career having lapped every other performer in history in all four of her main events.
Moluh placed second in 50.22, just ahead of the NC State freshman duo of Leah Shackley (50.37) and Erika Pelaez (50.46), with Cal veteran Isabelle Stadden coming in fifth (50.97).
vent 25 Women 100 Yard Backstroke
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MEET: @ 48.10 2/23/2024 Gretchen Walsh, UVA-AC
CONF: # 48.10 2/23/2024 Gretchen Walsh, UVA-AC
AMER: $ 48.10 2/23/2024 Gretchen Walsh, UVA-AC
USOP: % 48.10 2/23/2024 Gretchen Walsh, UVA-AC
NCAA: ^ 48.10 2/23/2024 Gretchen Walsh, UVA-AC
Pool: & 48.10 2/23/2024 Gretchen Walsh, UVA-AC
50.66 A
52.28 IV24 Invited NCAA 2024
53.53 B
Name Year School Prelims Finals Points
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=== Championship Final ===
1 Walsh, Gretchen SR UVA 49.51 48.95 A 32
r:+0.61 23.40 48.95 (25.55)
2 Moluh, Mary-Amb FR California 50.60 50.22 A 28
r:+0.69 24.04 50.22 (26.18)
3 Shackley, Leah FR NCSU 50.47 50.37 A 27
r:+0.58 24.29 50.37 (26.08)
4 Pelaez, Erika FR NCSU 50.79 50.46 A 26
r:+0.79 24.55 50.46 (25.91)
5 Stadden, Isabel 5Y California 51.32 50.97 IV24 25
r:+0.82 24.24 50.97 (26.73)
6 Weiler Sastre, JR VA Tech 51.09 51.28 IV24 24
r:+0.65 24.75 51.28 (26.53)
7 Pfaff, Alison SO Duke 51.11 51.29 IV24 23
r:+0.79 24.80 51.29 (26.49)
8 Noble, Helen JR NCSU 51.05 52.47 B 22
r:+0.56 25.56 52.47 (26.91)
Men’s 100 Backstroke
NC State’s Quintin McCarty had already won the 50 free in Greensboro, and he jumped out to a lead in the first 25 yards of the 100 back final, but Florida State freshman Michel Arkhangelskiy took over by four hundredths at the halfway point before dominating the back half of the race. Arkhangelskiy, a native of Nice, France, touched in 44.49, making him the fourth-fastest swimmer in the country behind Florida’s Jonny Marshall and the Texas duo of Will Modglin and Hubert Kos.
McCarty came in second in 44.99 while Virginia’s David King finished in 45.11 to edge out NC State’s Hudson Williams (45.15) and Cal’s Mewen Tomac (45.16) for third. Stanford’s Aaron Sequeira, who swam the top prelims time at 45.06, fell to eighth.
Event 26 Men 100 Yard Backstroke
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MEET: @ 44.04 2/28/2020 Coleman Stewart/Kaspar Stokows, NC State-NC
CONF: # 43.83 3/24/2023 Kaspar Stokowski, NC State-NC
AMER: $ 43.35 3/25/2022 Luca Urlando, Georgia
USOP: % 43.35 3/25/2022 Luca Urlando, Georgia
NCAA: ^ 43.35 3/25/2022 Luca Urlando, Georgia
Pool: & 44.04 2/28/2020 Coleman Stewart, NCSU-NC
44.48 A
45.56 IV24 Invited NCAA 2024
47.16 B
Name Year School Prelims Finals Points
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=== Championship Final ===
1 Arkhangelskiy, FSU 45.32 44.49 IV24 32
r:+0.70 21.26 44.49 (23.23)
2 McCarty, Quinti SO NCSU 45.08 44.99 IV24 28
r:+0.65 21.30 44.99 (23.69)
3 King, David FR UVA 45.44 45.11 IV24 27
r:+0.73 21.89 45.11 (23.22)
4 Williams, Hudso SO NCSU 45.21 45.15 IV24 26
r:+0.69 22.00 45.15 (23.15)
5 Tomac, Mewen 5Y California 45.57 45.16 IV24 25
r:+0.88 21.66 45.16 (23.50)
6 Herbet, Mason 5Y FSU 45.26 45.75 B 24
r:+0.84 21.82 45.75 (23.93)
7 Molla Yanes, Ma SR VA Tech 45.59 45.85 B 23
r:+0.85 21.67 45.85 (24.18)
8 Sequeira, Aaron SR Stanford 45.06 46.02 B 22
r:+0.71 21.95 46.02 (24.07)
Women’s 100 Breaststroke
At the 2024 ACC Championships, there was a three-way tie for third place in the women’s 100 breaststroke, with Virginia’s Emma Weber, Duke’s Kaelyn Gridley and North Carolina’s Skyler Smith all coming in at 58.81 to finish behind Jasmine Nocentini (UVA) and Abby Arens (NC State). Now, with N0centini having departed college swimming and Arens having moved on to Texas, the third-place trio squared off again Friday in Greensboro, with all beating their 2024 conference marks.
Smith had the most speed, turning in 27.23 at the halfway point, but Weber moved ahead around the 75-yard mark before Gridley came over the top on the final length. Gridley touched out Weber by four hundredths, 58.23 to 58.27, with Smith taking third in 58.63. None of the women swam their season-best times (with all ranked in the national top-10), but they will match up again while battling for NCAA A-final spots next month. Florida State’s Maddy Huggins was the best of the rest in 59.08.
Event 27 Women 100 Yard Breaststroke
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MEET: @ 56.72 2/18/2022 Sophie E Hansson, NCSU-NC
CONF: # 56.09 3/22/2024 Jasmine Nocentini, UVA-AC
AMER: $ 55.73 3/22/2019 Lilly King, Indiana
USOP: % 55.73 3/22/2019 Lilly King, Indiana
NCAA: ^ 55.73 3/22/2019 Lilly King, Indiana
Pool: & 57.01 2/23/2024 Jasmine Nocentini, UVA-AC
58.01 A
59.75 IV24 Invited NCAA 2024
1:01.22 B
Name Year School Prelims Finals Points
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=== Championship Final ===
1 Gridley, Kaelyn JR Duke 59.02 58.23 IV24 32
r:+0.74 27.64 58.23 (30.59)
2 Weber, Emma JR UVA 58.72 58.27 IV24 28
r:+0.74 27.58 58.27 (30.69)
3 Smith, Skyler SR UNC 59.33 58.63 IV24 27
r:+0.68 27.23 58.63 (31.40)
4 Huggins, Madeli SR FSU 59.33 59.08 IV24 26
r:+0.79 27.57 59.08 (31.51)
5 Skirboll, Zoe JR UVA 59.66 59.44 IV24 25
r:+0.72 28.11 59.44 (31.33)
6 Cheatwood, Mia JR Louisville 59.73 59.68 IV24 23.5
r:+0.67 28.14 59.68 (31.54)
6 McDonald, Marga 5Y California 59.53 59.68 IV24 23.5
r:+0.73 27.95 59.68 (31.73)
8 Moll, Simone FR Miami 59.88 59.79 B 22
r:+0.75 28.15 59.79 (31.64)
Men’s 100 Breaststroke
Louisville veteran Denis Petrashov took down his own conference record in the 100 breaststroke, holding Stanford’s Ron Polonsky at bay and cranking into the wall in 50.62. That mark, surpassed only by Florida’s Julian Smith and Texas’ Nate Germonprez so far this season, eclipsed the 50.78 that Petrashov swam two years ago as well as the ACC meet record of 50.82 held by Virginia’s Noah Nichols.
Polonsky was second in 50.99, good for No. 6 in the national rankings, and third went to Cal’s Yamato Okadome in 51.12. Virginia Tech’s Carles Coll Marti, already the winner in the 200 IM this week, went 51.34 for fourth.
Event 28 Men 100 Yard Breaststroke
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MEET: @ 50.82 2/17/2023 Noah P Nichols, UVA-VA
CONF: # 50.78 3/24/2023 Denis Petrashov, Louisville-KY
AMER: $ 49.53 3/29/2024 Liam Bell, California
USOP: % 49.53 3/29/2024 Liam Bell, California
NCAA: ^ 49.53 3/29/2024 Liam Bell, California
Pool: & 50.18 3/26/2021 Max McHugh, MINN-MN
51.02 A
51.89 IV24 Invited NCAA 2024
53.43 B
Name Year School Prelims Finals Points
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=== Championship Final ===
1 Petrashov, Deni 5Y Louisville 51.55 50.62#A 32
r:+0.68 23.71 50.62 (26.91)
2 Polonsky, Ron SR Stanford 51.29 50.99 A 28
r:+0.70 24.19 50.99 (26.80)
3 Okadome, Yamato FR California 51.85 51.12 IV24 27
r:+0.65 23.85 51.12 (27.27)
4 Coll Marti, Car 5Y VA Tech 51.86 51.34 IV24 26
r:+0.61 23.92 51.34 (27.42)
5 Fan, Zhier JR Stanford 51.89 51.66 IV24 25
r:+0.60 24.03 51.66 (27.63)
6 Delmar, Benjami SO UNC 51.93 51.71 IV24 24
r:+0.70 24.27 51.71 (27.44)
7 Hoover, Samuel SR NCSU 51.72 51.78 IV24 23
r:+0.62 23.93 51.78 (27.85)
8 Baravelli, Tomm JR FSU 51.92 51.86 IV24 22
r:+0.66 24.00 51.86 (27.86)
Men’s Platform Diving
Miami’s Max Flory was already the runnerup in 1-meter diving earlier in the week, and he came through to win the last men’s diving event of the meet, the platform. He scored 450.75 points to defeat Stanford’s Misha Andriyuk (432.15) and Pitt’s Cameron Cash (405.45).
Event 29 Men Platform Diving
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MEET: @ 523.95 2/20/2010 Nick McCrory, Duke
CONF: # 548.90 3/27/2011 Nick McCrory, DUKE-NC
Pool: & 515.20 2/23/2013 Nick McCrory, DUKE
Name Year School Prelims Finals Points
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=== Finals ===
1 Flory, Max GS Miami 417.65 450.75 32
2 Andriyuk, Misha Stanford 416.65 432.15 28
3 Cash, Cameron SR Pitt 402.15 405.45 27
4 Nguyen, Ben D JR Notre Dame 377.05 392.25 26
5 Vavitsas, Geoff SO California 377.90 370.30 25
6 Salisbury, Jack GS Pitt 341.45 317.80 24
7 Sitz, Luke FR SMU 323.25 306.35 23
8 Loftin, Carter SO UNC 336.20 301.80 22
Men’s 400 Medley Relay
A barnburner in the men’s 400 medley relay had four teams in contention until the very end. Florida State led throughout, but a sensational sprint finish from North Carolina State’s Jerry Fox propelled the Wolfpack to the front by three tenths over Cal. Fox came home in 40.81, and combined with Quintin McCarty, Sam Hoover and Luke Miller, NC State finished in 3:01.62. That foursome consisted of all U.S. swimmers and came up just 11-hundredths behind the American record set by Cal in 2017. The team was a half-second off the conference record of 3:01.10 set by a team also including Miller two years ago.
Cal’s Gabriel Jett, Yamato Okadome, Dara Rose and Nans Mazellier placed second in 3:01.92, with Okadome the fastest breaststroker at 50.71. Virginia Tech got third in 3:02.25 with Youssef Ramadan, Carles Coll Marti, Mario Molla Yanes and Brendan Whitfield.
Florida State fell to fourth (3:02.33) despite Max Wilson posting the quickest backstroke split (44.82) and Michel Arkhangelskiy recording a 43.33 leg on butterfly. Arkhangelskiy had already won the 100 back earlier in the session, and this time was the fourth-fastest butterfly split ever, with only Josh Liendo (twice) and Ilya Kharun having ever gone quicker.
Event 31 Men 400 Yard Medley Relay
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MEET: @ 3:01.10 2/17/2023 North Carolina State Universit, NC St
K Stokowski, M Hunter, N Korstanje, L Miller
CONF: # 2:59.71 3/29/2024 North Carolina State Universit, NC St
K Stokowski, S. Hoover, Q. McCarty, L Miller
AMER: $ 3:01.51 3/23/2017 California
R Murphy, C Hoppe, M Josa, M Jensen
USOP: % 2:57.32 3/29/2024 Arizona St., Arizona St.
H. Kos, L. Marchand, I, Khraun, J Kulow
NCAA: ^ 2:57.32 3/29/2024 Arizona St., Arizona St.
H. Kos, L. Marchand, I, Khraun, J Kulow
Pool: & 3:00.23 3/25/2021 Univeristy of Texas, TEX-S
C Staka, C Corbeau, A Jiang, D Krueger
3:04.96 A
3:06.37 B
School Seed Finals Points
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1 NCSU 'A' 3:03.74 3:01.62 A 64
1) McCarty, Quintin SO 2) r:0.16 Hoover, Samuel SR
3) r:0.12 Miller, Lukas 5Y 4) r:0.03 Fox, Jerry SO
r:+0.66 21.32 45.19 (45.19)
1:08.41 (23.22) 1:36.33 (51.14)
1:56.52 (20.19) 2:20.81 (44.48)
2:40.11 (19.30) 3:01.62 (40.81)
2 California 'A' 3:02.68 3:01.92 A 56
1) Jett, Gabriel SR 2) r:-0.01 Okadome, Yamato FR
3) r:0.39 Rose, Oludare 5Y 4) r:0.13 Mazellier, Nans FR
r:+0.66 21.56 45.95 (45.95)
1:09.84 (23.89) 1:36.66 (50.71)
1:56.87 (20.21) 2:20.67 (44.01)
2:39.93 (19.26) 3:01.92 (41.25)
3 VA Tech 'A' 3:04.36 3:02.25 A 54
1) Ramadan, Youssef 5Y 2) r:0.08 Coll Marti, Carles 5Y
3) r:0.35 Molla Yanes, Mario SR 4) r:0.15 Whitfield, Brendan SO
r:+0.75 21.69 45.81 (45.81)
1:09.39 (23.58) 1:36.67 (50.86)
1:57.04 (20.37) 2:21.12 (44.45)
2:40.44 (19.32) 3:02.25 (41.13)
4 FSU 'A' 3:04.69 3:02.33 A 52
1) Wilson, Maximillian JR 2) r:0.27 Baravelli, Tommaso JR
3) r:0.09 Arkhangelskiy, Michel 4) r:0.19 Bork, Samuel JR
r:+0.68 21.55 44.82 (44.82)
1:08.59 (23.77) 1:36.71 (51.89)
1:56.18 (19.47) 2:20.04 (43.33)
2:39.49 (19.45) 3:02.33 (42.29)
5 Stanford 'A' 3:03.83 3:03.31 A 50
1) Sequeira, Aaron SR 2) r:0.18 Polonsky, Ron SR
3) r:0.24 Gu, Kaihan JR 4) r:0.20 McFadden, Henry SO
r:+0.82 22.16 45.93 (45.93)
1:09.50 (23.57) 1:36.85 (50.92)
1:57.35 (20.50) 2:22.22 (45.37)
2:41.97 (19.75) 3:03.31 (41.09)
6 UNC 'A' 3:03.49 3:03.36 A 48
1) Davis, Walker SR 2) r:0.28 Delmar, Benjamin SO
3) r:0.20 Foy, Patrick FR 4) r:0.15 Hussey, Patrick 5Y
r:+0.64 21.87 45.61 (45.61)
1:09.67 (24.06) 1:37.07 (51.46)
1:57.27 (20.20) 2:21.54 (44.47)
2:41.30 (19.76) 3:03.36 (41.82)
7 UVA 'A' 3:05.73 3:03.96 A 46
1) King, David FR 2) r:-0.94 Heilman, Matthew JR
3) r:0.09 Nicholas, Spencer FR 4) r:0.25 Boyle, Connor SR
r:+0.73 22.08 46.41 (46.41)
1:09.87 (23.46) 1:37.42 (51.01)
1:57.84 (20.42) 2:22.07 (44.65)
2:41.55 (19.48) 3:03.96 (41.89)
8 Louisville 'A' 3:04.74 3:04.53 A 44
1) Lowe, Dalton 5Y 2) r:0.26 Petrashov, Denis 5Y
3) r:0.25 Graham, Rian FR 4) r:0.22 Santiso, Matias SO
r:+0.88 21.85 45.96 (45.96)
1:09.45 (23.49) 1:36.91 (50.95)
1:57.43 (20.52) 2:22.18 (45.27)
2:42.10 (19.92) 3:04.53 (42.35)
