Gizzi Punches Her Ticket to NCAAs on 1M During Day 2 at NCAA Zone C

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Gizzi Punches Her Ticket to NCAAs on 1M During Day 2 at NCAA Zone C

March 10, 2023 | Swimming & Diving

Saturday will feature platform diving

By: Nancy Worley

BLOOMINGTON, Ind. -- After the second day of competition, the University of Louisville had two finalists the 2023 NCAA Zone C Diving Championships that runs through Saturday, March 11 at the Counsilman-Billingsley Aquatic Center as regional divers attempt to qualify for the 2023 NCAA Swimming and Diving Championships.

Lindsay Gizzi punched her ticket to NCAAs when she finished 10^th in the finals with a score of 540.55 on the 1M board. In prelims, Jiselle Miller finished 30^th with a 231.95 and Grace Leonard was 46^th with a score of 198.00.

"Lindsay had an epic comeback in the 1m finals after finishing 16th in prelims with a 256.35," said diving coach Ryan Rogeux. "In finals, Lindsay nailed every dive, scoring 284.20 to jump six spots and qualify for the NCAA championships. I'm super proud of her ability to battle under pressure and I believe this performance has set her up for an awesome NCAA Championship debut."

On the men's 3M springboard, Adam Sneden made the finals and finished 15^th with a score of 649.40. Che Stephens finished 18^th in the preliminaries with a 306.25.

Meet Information
Thursday, March 9 – Saturday, March 11
Counsilman-Billingsley Aquatic Center • Bloomington, Ind.

How to follow the Cards
Live Results: divemeets.com
Live Stream (Day Three): http://bit.ly/41Zfwk6

Schedule of Events
Thursday (1 p.m. ET) – Men's 1-Meter/Women's 3-Meter
Friday (1 p.m. ET) – Men's 3-Meter/Women's 1-Meter
Saturday (11 a.m. ET) – Men's Platform; Women's Platform to follow

QUALIFYING RULES
Number of qualifiers from each competition; Qualifiers advance to 2023 NCAA Swimming and Diving Championships