Lindsay Gizzi

Molloy, Petrashov and Gizzi pose for ACC Weekly Honors Graphic

The 15 Cardinals posed at the Georgia Pool at NCAA practice

Lindsay Gizzi, Else Praasterink, Grace Leonard and Ryan Rougeux celebrate making finals at NCAA Zones

Gabi Albiero and Lindsay Gizzi studio portrait for ACC Weekly award

2022 NCAA Women's Team pose at the venue

Lindsay Gizzi throws up her L's on the diving platform

Seven UofL divers pose for group shot at NCAA Zone Qualifiers

Class:
Junior
Position:
Diver
High School:
Adams High School
Hometown:
South Bend, Ind.
Prev School:
Colorado State

2024-25: Lindsay competed for the Cards at the NCAA Championships in Federal Way, Washington, where she posted a 244.55 in 1M and 242.05 on the 3M. At NCAA Zone C Championships, she finished fourth in the 1M finals (563.25), and ninth in the 3M finals (594.05). At the ACC Championships in Greensboro, NC, she was 11^th in 1M (256.85) and eighth in 3M (300.10) and finished 16^th on platform (236.10). During the dual season, she won both 1M (280.50) and 3M (301.88) against Xavier and was fourth on 3M (271.70) and fifth in 1M (252.25) at the SMU Classic. She won both springboard events against Tennessee putting up the top score in 1M (278.85) and 3M (290.33). She won the 3M versus Purdue (276.55). At the USA Diving Winter Nationals, she put up a 185.30 in 1M and 177.75 in 3M. She won the 1M against Missouri (222.68), Kentucky (299.33) and Indiana (314.85). She was voted ACC Diver of the Week twice in 2024-25.

2023-24: Lindsay finished second din synchronized diving at the Last Chance Olympic Trials Qualifier with a 211.29 and fifth in the finals of the 3M with a 251.35. At NCAA Championships in Athens, she was 33^rd in the 1M with a 249.80. At NCAA Zone C Championships, she was sixth in the finals of the IM (578.90) and was 14^th on platform in the finals, posting a 443.80. At the ACC Championships, she was sixth in the 3M finals (317.80) and was 10^th on platform with a 230.95 in the prelims. At the House of Champions, she was sixth in the 1M Finals (239.05), third in the 3M finals (292.25). She was seventh on platform with a 211.90 in the finals. She won both boards against Notre Dame with a 305.18 on 1M and 320.55 on #M. She won the 1M at Missouri (308.48) and Auburn (284.48) and swept both boards versus Kentucky with a 306.83 on the 1M and a 308.85 on the 3M. She also swept both boards versus Cincinnati with a 293 on the 1M and a 337.13 on the 3M.

2022-23: Lindsay transferred into the Ville from Colorado State and immediately made her presence known on the Cardinals’ dive squad. She qualified for 1 meter springboard at NCAAs where she put up a 239.55, after emerging from the field at the Zone C qualifier. At Zones, she was 13^th in in 3M finals, 10^th in 1M finals. At ACCs, she made the finals in the 1 meter and finished sixth with a score of 286.15. She was 13^th in the 3M with a 281.30 and 9^th in the platform with a 241.25. In the dual season, she won the 1 meter board versus Xavier, Tennessee and Missouri. She won the 3M versus Cincinnati. She competed at the 2023 USA National Diving Championship qualifier where she finished second in the 3M and 8^th in the 1M. At the USA 2023 Diving National Championships, she was 11^th in synchronized 3M and 15^th on the 1M springboard.

2021-22: Gizzi dove for Colorado State University her freshman year where she established a school record on the 1-meter (335.05) against Air Force. Gizzi finished 5^th at the Mountain West Conference Championships in the 3-meter (338.00). Throughout the season, she won seven meets, four in the 1-meter and three in the 3-meter. Gizzi qualified for A Zones in both the 1-meter and 3-meter and was named Mountain West Conference Diver of the Week four times.

Prep: From South Bend, Indiana, Gizzi brings a solid resume to the boards for the Cardinals. Gizzi placed 9^th at the IHSAA State Championships her senior year. After qualifying twice for the Junior Nationals Zones, Gizzi won the 2019 USA Diving Zone D Championships in the 1-meter. She placed third in the 1-meter and fourth in the 3-meter at the 2021 USA Diving Junior Region 6 Championships. She has personal bests of 527.70 on the 1-meter (11 dives) and 281.75 on the 3-meter.