Meulebeek Able to Compete at NCAA Zone “D” Diving Championships

RIO GRANDE VALLEY – Sophomore Manou Meulebeek is worked up to make her return to the NCAA Zone “D” Diving Championships, which is hosted by Texas A&M, on the Student Recreation Center in College Station, Texas.
 
Meulebeek will compete on Monday and Tuesday as she reached the qualifying marks for the 1-meter and 3-meter springboard earlier this season. Meulebeek has reached the Zone “D” Diving Championships in back-to-back seasons.
 

The meet will begin Monday at 12 p.m. as Meulebeek will compete towards 62 different divers within the 1-meter springboard preliminary spherical. The finals will start instantly after the preliminary spherical. The prime 11 finishers from the 1-meter springboard will qualify for the NCAA Swimming & Diving Championships.
 

On Tuesday, Meulebeek will compete alongside 54 of the most effective divers in Zone D within the 3-meter springboard preliminary spherical. Similarly, the finals will start instantly after the preliminary spherical. The prime 10 finishers from the 3-meter springboard will qualify for the NCAA Swimming & Diving Championships.
 

In her most up-to-date competitors, Meulebeek earned a fifth-place end within the 1-meter springboard, with a rating of 269.95, and a seventh-place end within the 3-meter springboard, with a rating of 255.85, on the Mountain Pacific Sports Federation (MPSF) Swimming & Diving Championships.
 
However, Meulebeek enters with season-best marks of 316.95 and 319.50 within the 1- and 3-meter springboard, respectively.
 
Live outcomes of the Zone “D” Diving Championships will likely be obtainable on DiveMeets.com.

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