Miami divers shine on their last day of occasions as swimming begins competing at ACC Championships

The diving stage closed with {hardware} on the ACC Swim & Dive Championships — and Miami’s swimmers wasted no time stepping onto the championship stage.

On the ultimate day of diving competitors on the convention championships contained in the McAuley Aquatic Center in Atlanta, veteran Mohamed Farouk delivered a gradual efficiency on platform to tempo the Hurricanes. After qualifying second within the morning preliminary spherical, Farouk superior to the night last and positioned seventh general with a rating of 329.40, securing useful convention factors for Miami.

The platform last marked the conclusion of the diving portion of the meet for the Hurricanes, who depart Atlanta’s boards with sharp momentum.

Leading that cost was Chiara Pellacani. After defending her ACC title within the 3-meter springboard earlier within the meet, Pellacani was named the convention’s Most Valuable Women’s Diver — a recognition that cements her dominance and consistency on the convention stage.

And as diving wrapped, swimming competitors surged ahead.

Miami’s prime 200-yard medley relay staff — Leah Treglia, Zofia Sobczak, Isabelle Videment and Ines Mahmoudi — touched in 1:39.18, opening the swimming slate with a aggressive displaying.

Later, the Hurricanes’ 800-yard freestyle relay quartet of Savannah Barr, Ashlyn Massey, Sarah Sensenbrenner and Brooke Murphy clocked a 7:12.22, including depth and veteran presence to Miami’s early-on swim outcomes.

With diving full and swimming absolutely underway, the Hurricanes now shift focus to stacking factors throughout the remaining days of competitors which proceed Wednesday in Atlanta — and Miami has already confirmed it intends to remain within the combine.