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Day 2 Results | Entries | Psych Sheet | Order of Events
BALTIMORE — Freshman Aidan O’Callaghan went from closing qualifier for the finals to champion within the one meter dive to steer the UMBC Swimming & Diving program on a succesful Day Two on the Thomas Murphy Invitational hosted by Loyola Maryland on Saturday.
O’Callaghan was the ninth and closing qualifier for the finals with a rating of 205.85, however scored a 299.85 within the finals to take gold. Kaleb Cave tied for silver with a dive of 298.30, Anders Logas took fifth and Grant Moore positioned seventh. Ember Stennett took silver within the three meter for the Women, with Alicia Buteau and Isabella Evers inserting sixth and seventh within the 16 diver discipline.
On the swimming facet of the pool, Alice Marini received the 400 IM by over 2.5 seconds with a time of 4:23.37. Matthew So continued to impress as he took fourth within the 100 fly in a time of 48.83, as all the highest 4 finisher touched the wall inside .46 of one another.
Marini, Breanna Smith, Nicol Davanzo and Claire Oettinger improved their earlier finest by practically 4 seconds to take third within the 400 medley relay (3:49.59). Davanzo would later win the B closing of the 100 fly. Felipe Taveira Lira (4:00.98) and James Tao (4:02.69) took second and third within the 400 IM. Bruna de Padua took third within the A closing of the 200 free and received the B closing of the 100 again (58.31). Stefano Perez additionally received the B closing of the Men’s 100 again (51.16)
Ula Parrill and Lea Kaiser took the highest two spots within the B closing of the 100 breaststroke, whereas Sean Neils received the B finals (57.47) of the Men’s facet of the occasion. Oettinger, de Padua, Erma Duratovic and Evie Grim positioned third within the 200 free relay.
The closing day of motion will get underway at 10 a.m. on Sunday
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