LSU Girls’s S&D Win Every Swimming Event, Choose up Three Extra Twin Victories – LSU

BATON ROUGE, La. – The LSU ladies’s swimming and diving squad took the highest spot in each swimming occasion en path to choosing up one other three twin victories Saturday afternoon within the LSU Natatorium.

The Tigers defeated Tulane, 225-74, Rice, 204-95, and Houston, 198-101. Senior Sofia Sartori set a pool report within the 200-back to assist dominate the sector.

To kick issues off within the pool, the 200-medley relay squad of Zoe Carlos-Broc, Martina Bukvic, Avery Littlefield, and Michaela de Villiers cruised to a victory, ousting the competitors by 4 seconds. The group got here in at a time of 1:36.22. The B-group of Sartori, Chloe Cheng, Malou Doiullard, and Megan Barnes adopted behind for a second-place end with a time of 1:40.10.

LSU took each of the highest two spots within the 1000-free. Nicole Santuliana got here in at 9:47.55, whereas Grace Palmer adopted with a time of 9:51.43, her quickest time of the season.

Barnes received the 200-free, posting a time of 1:47.05. The win was the second of the senior’s particular person victories on the day. Barnes went on to the touch the wall first within the 500-free with a time of 4:47.55.

In the 100-back, Carlos-Broc dominated the competitors, posting a time of 52.88. Following that race, Sabrina Lyn took the highest spot within the 100-breast, clocking in at 1:00.23.

Giulia Zambelli touched the wall first within the 200-fly. The sophomore got here in with a season-best 1:53.76.

The Tigers then took the primary two spots within the 50-free. De Villiers recorded a time of twenty-two.40, whereas Littlefield adopted proper after at 22.42. 

Following the 50-free, the squads took their first break of the day. The Tigers led Tulane, 96-35, Rice, 93-38, and Houston, 89-42 on the break.

In the 100-free, Littlefield and de Villiers swapped positions, with the sophomore touching first with a time of 48.67, edging out the senior, who posted a time of 49.44. Littlefield’s time was a private finest within the occasion.

Next up, Sartori received the 200-back with a pool report time of 1:53.20. The time narrowly beat out the previous report held by Emily Jones of Alabama, who set the report Friday. Sartori’s time at present ranks within the high 15 nationally. The senior took her second particular person win later within the 100-fly with a time of 52.11.

The Tigers positioned first and second once more, this time within the 200-breast. Bukvic clocked a time of two:10.64 to win, whereas Grace Palmer adopted, posting a time of two:11.79.

In the 200-IM, Santuliana notched first place with a time of two:00.92, whereas Bukvic got here in second this time, posting a 2:01.79.

For the ultimate swimming occasion of the weekend, the LSU 400-free relay squads positioned first and second. The A-group of de Villiers, Carlos-Broc, Barnes, and Lyn clocked a 3:19.47. The B-group of Douillard, Anastasia Bako, Zambelli, and Kara Jones got here in at 3:22.59 for second place.

In the diving properly, freshman Eve Nelson positioned fourth within the 1-meter with a rating of 247.45. Freshman Morgan Lalonde got here in seventh, totalling a rating of 227.10. The rating was a season-best for each within the occasion. Nelson went on to put fifth within the 3-meter with a rating of 255.95.

The Tigers can be again in competitors Nov. 17-21 for the Geogria Invitational at Gabrielsen Natatorium. The Tigers will compete towards host college Georgia, in addition to Alabama, Florida, Florida State, and Georgia Tech.