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Cards Set for Day 4 at NCAA Championships
March 18, 2023 | Swimming & Diving
KNOXVILLE, Ky. -- The University of Louisville women are set for the final session of racing at the 2023 NCAA Women's Swimming and Diving 6 p.m. tonight at the Allan Jones Aquatic Center.
In the 200 back, Paige Hetrick earned a second swim with her time of 1:51.84 and she will return this evening in the consolation final. Teammate Rye Ulett turned in a 1:53.07 just one spot out of the finals. The top seed will be Stanford's Claire Curzan, who went 1:49.48.
In the 100 freestyle, Gabi Albiero will be seeded second in tonight's Championship Final after posting a personal best of 48.66, dropping .06 from her entry time. Teammate Christiana Regenauer will join her in the Championship Final after swimming a 47.33 to qualify sixth. Freshman Ella Welch finished fourth in her heat with a 48.00 missing the consol final by .01 -- the narrowest of margins. Fellow frosh Julia Dennis posted a 48.32 in her prelim heat. Virginia's Gretchen Walsh boarded a 46.66 to vault her into the top seed position.
Abby Hay will be seeded sixth in the championship final of the 200 butterfly after posting a 1:53.21, dropping .30 from her entry time. Tristen Ulett swam a 1:53.85 to finish third in Heat 4. The top seed tonight will be Texas' Emma Sticklen, who put up a 1:51.71.
Diver Else Praasterink qualified fifth on platform with a score of 291.45. Milers Liberty Williams and Paige Kuwata are competing this afternoon in a timed final.
The Cardinals will also compete in the 400 free relay in the event that serves as the finale of the championships.
Live coverage of the meet will stream on ESPN+, with live results available online and to paid subscribers on the MeetMobile app.
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In the 200 back, Paige Hetrick earned a second swim with her time of 1:51.84 and she will return this evening in the consolation final. Teammate Rye Ulett turned in a 1:53.07 just one spot out of the finals. The top seed will be Stanford's Claire Curzan, who went 1:49.48.
In the 100 freestyle, Gabi Albiero will be seeded second in tonight's Championship Final after posting a personal best of 48.66, dropping .06 from her entry time. Teammate Christiana Regenauer will join her in the Championship Final after swimming a 47.33 to qualify sixth. Freshman Ella Welch finished fourth in her heat with a 48.00 missing the consol final by .01 -- the narrowest of margins. Fellow frosh Julia Dennis posted a 48.32 in her prelim heat. Virginia's Gretchen Walsh boarded a 46.66 to vault her into the top seed position.
Abby Hay will be seeded sixth in the championship final of the 200 butterfly after posting a 1:53.21, dropping .30 from her entry time. Tristen Ulett swam a 1:53.85 to finish third in Heat 4. The top seed tonight will be Texas' Emma Sticklen, who put up a 1:51.71.
Diver Else Praasterink qualified fifth on platform with a score of 291.45. Milers Liberty Williams and Paige Kuwata are competing this afternoon in a timed final.
The Cardinals will also compete in the 400 free relay in the event that serves as the finale of the championships.
Live coverage of the meet will stream on ESPN+, with live results available online and to paid subscribers on the MeetMobile app.
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Live Stream
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