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.@PackAthletics has agreed to a new contract with @packswimdive HC Braden Holloway (@WolfpackSWD) ... continues to do remarkable work and elevate NC State. Details: https://t.co/8BP2nHn5lA https://t.co/dLOzUmgVyX

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Excellent news!!!!

.@packswimdive finished well at the Ohio State Invitational
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.@packswimdive sweeps ACC Swimmer of the Week honors as Andreas Vazaios and Elise Haan are recognized for outstanding performances at the Ohio State Invitational.

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The latest @CSCAA Poll has the men ranked No. 3 & the women ranked No. 14 #STATEment

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Wolfpack Swimmers Make #STATEment at European Championships! More
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.@packswimdive kicks off 2018 action for the Wolfpack tomorrow at the Tennessee Diving Invitational.

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The @packswimdive squads are Texas bound for the TYR Pro Swim Series, which begins tomorrow.

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The NC State swimming team earned nine top ten finishes Thursday as it had an impressive opening day at the TYR Pro Swim Series inside the Lee and Joe Jamail Texas Swim Center.

The 400 IM was a highlight for the Wolfpack as it earned three top 10 finishes; Anton Ipsen finished second in 4:19.27 seconds, Eric Knowles finished seventh in 4:29.60 seconds and Lucca Martins finished ninth in 4:28.99 seconds. On the women's side Hannah Moore finished third as she touched the wall in 4:47.60 seconds.

NC State also secured two top ten finishes in the men's 100 butterfly with Ryan Held clocking in at 54.81 to finish eighth and Justin Ress finishing tenth with a time of 54.44.

The Wolfpack also earned a pair of top ten finishes in the 200 backstroke with Hennessey Stuart finishing fifth in 2:01.17 seconds on the men's side and Mackenzie Glover finishing ninth on the women's side in 2:12.43 seconds.

The men's 200 freestyle also saw NC State come away with top ten finishes from Ipsen and Vazaios; they tied for sixth, both finishing finishing in 1:51.04 seconds.

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The #3/14 NC State swimming team did not let up Friday after a successful opening day at the TYR Pro Swim Series as it posted 11 top ten finishes to wrap up day two inside the Lee and Joe Jamail Texas Swim Center.

The men's 100 freestyle was a highly successful event for NC State as it earned two finishes inside the top five. Ryan Held clocked in at 49.35 to finish second while Justin Ress finished fourth in a time of 50.29.

The 800 freestyle was also a strong event for the Wolfpack with Anton Ipsen finishing second on the men's side in 7:57.64 seconds while on the women's side Hannah Moore was third 8:36.87 seconds, Tamila Holub finished fifth in 8:45.56 seconds and Ariel Finke placed seventh in 8:48.61 seconds.

The men's 100 backstroke was a strong event for NC State as Justin Ress finished third in a time of 54.43 while Hennessey Stuart placed ninth thanks to his time of 55.65.

Andreas Vazaios took sixth in the 200 IM finshing in 2:02.94 seconds.

Julia Poole continued to show why she is one of the prominent rising stars of college swimming, finishing sixth in the 200 IM on the women's side as she clocked in at 2:16.39 seconds.

The men's 200 butterfly also saw a member of the Wolfpack claim a top ten finish; Lucca Martins finished tenth in a time of 2:02.72 seconds.

Up Next
The third day of the TYR Pro Swim Series commences tomorrow morning with prelims at 10:00 A.M., and finals at 7:00 P.M.

The #3/14 NC State swimming team continued to impress on the third day at the TYR Pro Swim Series as it claimed 14 top 10 finishes inside the Lee and Joe Jamail Texas Swim Center.

All races but the 400 freestyle and 200 mystery IM were swam in elimination style finals; the top eight raced in the first finals heat, the top four raced in the second and the top two raced in the third.

The 400 freestyle was a strong event for the Wolfpack with Anton Ipsen toucing the wall at 3:50.53 seconds to finish second while on the women's side Hannah Moore also took second in 4:14.16 seconds and Tamila Holub finished eighth in 4:16.47 seconds.

The 50 backstroke was also a highlight with Justin Ress advanced to the third finals heat and finished second with a mark of 25.04 while Hennessey Stuart finished eighth in the first finals heat with a time of 26.26. NC State also had success in the 50 freestyle as Ryan Held made it to the second finals heat and finished third in 22.54 and Giovanni Izzo took eighth in the first finals heat, posting a time of 23.22. In the 50 freestyle on the women's side, Ky-lee Perry touched the wall at 25.64 to finish fourth in the second finals heat.

The Wolfpack also posted some of the best times in the 50 butterfly as Held advanced to the second finals heat and finished third in 23.94 while James Bretscher finished eighth in 24.83 in the first finals heat. On the women's side Krista Duffield made it to the first finals heat and finished eighth in 27.16.

Jacob Molacek also qualified for the first finals heat of the 50 breaststroke and produced the seventh-fastest time, 28.73

Andreas Vazaios and Julia Poole also competed in the 200 mystery IM; Vazaios was the third-place finisher on the men's side in 2:04.22 seconds while Poole was fifth on the women's side in a time of 2:22.32 seconds.

Up Next
The Wolfpack begin the final day of the TYR Pro Swim Series tomorrow morning at 10:00 A.M. with timed finals of both the men's and women's 1500 freestyle.

Opponent: Virginia
Date: Fri., Jan. 19
Location: Charlottesville, Va..
Site: University of Virginia Aquatic & Fitness Center
Time: Diving 11 a.m., Swimming 3 p.m.
Live Results: UVA Live Results
TV: ACC Network Extra

The #6/15 NC State men's & women's diving team is set to travel to Charlottesville, Virginia, for an ACC duel with #23/8 Virginia Friday night inside the University of Virginia Aquatic & Fitness Center. Diving begins at 11:00 A.M. while swimming is scheduled to start at 3:00 P.M.

The men defeat the Cavaliers with a final team score of 193-100!

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Despite performing admirably and producing some impressive results, our women fall 178-117.

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Recap - Wolfpack Splits Dual With Virginia
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.@packswimdive faces off with its archrival this weekend
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Our #15 women defeat the #20 UNC-CH women 164-136

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Our #6 men make it two wins on the evening as they prevail over UNC-CH 186-109

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Kicking Tarhole Arse is always fun. Doing it twice in one day is double the pleasure. Thank you to both the swim/dive teams!

ICYMI: Both the NC State men and women beat UNC Friday night, with the men posting the fastest time in all 14 swimming events https://t.co/uX2VRlxlrN

It's been quite a week for the Pack.

@packswimdive added to the list of weekly honors with Madeline Kline named ACC Women's Diver of the Week.

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.@packswimdive looks to put a strong showing at the Nike Invitational
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Recap - Wolfpack Completes First Day at Janis Hape Dowd Carolina College Nike Invitational

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The NC State women's swimming and diving team will head to Greensboro to defend its ACC title this week, led by senior Hannah Moore https://t.co/qF2ZzXZvw4

Postseason swimming starts today!

Follow along with @packswimdive as it competes at the 2018 ACC Championships! #GoPack

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We successfully defend our title in the 200 medley relay! Elise Haan (@haan_elise), Anna Shumate (@annashumate1), Krista Duffield & Lexie Lupton (@lexie_lupton) finish in 1:36.07 seconds to take first!

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women's ACC

Team Standings

NC State sits in third place with 373 points; Virginia sit atop the standings with 442.5 points and Louisville is second with a score of 414.5.

Team Standings
NC State remains in third-place with 677.0 points; Virginia remains in the lead with 886.5 points and Louisville sits second with 774.5 points.

The NC State women's swimming & diving team continued to impress on day three of the ACC Women's Swimming & Diving/Men's Diving Championships as the Wolfpack earned three podium finishes and set two program records Friday inside the Greensboro Aquatic Center.

Elise Haan won the 100 backstroke and set a school record in the process while Hannah Moore finished second in the 400 IM, also setting a program record. NC State closed the night out by finishing second in a close 400 medley relay.

100 Backstroke
Elise Haan had a memorable night in the 100 backstroke; she won the event, set a new program record and posted the second-fastest time in the nation after touching the wall at 50.75. In the 'C' final Mackenzie Glover finished fourth in 53.59, an NCAA 'B' cut.

400 Individual Medley

The 400 IM was an outstanding event for the Wolfpack; in the 'A' final Hannah Moore broke her school record to finish second in 4:06.62 seconds, Kate Moore finished fourth in 4:09.18 seconds and Julia Poole finished sixth in 4:10.08 seconds. In the 'B' final, Jessica Horomanski posted a time of 4:09.60 seconds to finish first and Lindsay Morrow finished fifth in 4:15.37 seconds while in the 'C' final Anna Jahns took third in 4:14.74 seconds. All times were NCAA 'B' standard qualifying times

Up Next:
The Wolfpack will wrap up the 2018 ACC championships tomorrow with a full day of events. The day will begin with the 200 back, followed by the 100 free, 200 breast and 200 fly. Men's and women's diving will perform in the platform event in between the prelim and final sessions. The preliminary heats of the 1650 are set to begin at 4:00 p.m., with the championship heat kicking off finals at 6 p.m. The night will conclude the 400 freestyle relay.

00 Breaststroke
In the 'B' final of the 100 breaststroke Anna Shumate took first in 1:00.70 seconds, Olivia Calegan took third in 1:01.12 seconds & Olivia Fisher took sixth in 1:01.78 seconds. Rozhina McClanahan competed in the 'C' final and finished fifth in 1:02.35 seconds. All times were NCAA 'B' cuts.

100 Butterfly
After qualifying for the 'A' final in the 100 butterfly Krista Duffield touched the wall at 53.00 to take eighth and earn an NCAA 'B' cut.

200 Freestyle
Vasiliki Baka advanced to the 'C' final of the 200 freestyle where she earned an NCAA 'B' cut and finished third in a time of 1:47.22 seconds.

Women's Three-Meter Diving
In the women's three-meter diving Madeline Kline tabbed a mark of 267.10 to finish 16th.

The NC State women's swimming & diving team concluded the ACC Championships on a high note as it earned four podium finishes and finished third overall Saturday inside the Greensboro Aquatic Center.

Virginia took first with 1382.5 points, Louisville took second with 1149.5 points and the Wolfpack's 1037 points saw them take third.

Day four was highlighted by Madeline Kline winning the platform diving, Hannah Moore winning the 1650 freestyle, Tamila Holub taking second in the 1650 freestyle and Elise Haan earning second in the 200 backstroke.

The Wolfpack earned a total of 12 podium finishes throughout the championships including four firsts, four seconds and four thirds along with setting two program records.

1650 Freestyle
The Wolfpack dominated in the 1650 freestyle, with Hannah Moore, Tamila Holub, Anna Jahns, and Summer Finke taking four of the top six spots. All four clocked in times that stand in the top ten in program history. Moore finished in first place with a time of 15:48.37 that qualifies her for an NCAA 'A' standard. Holub, Jahns, and Finke all recorded NCAA 'B' standard qualifying times in the event, with Holub taking second with a time of 16:00.14. Jahns (16:07.29) and Finke (16:08.20) placed in fourth and sixth, respectively.

Platform Diving
Madeline Kline achieved a first place finish in the platform diving with a mark of 258.40. In the prelim she finished as the top qualifier after earning a score of 244.90.

200 Backstroke
In the 'A' final of the 200 backstroke, Elise Haan took second place finishing with a time of 1:52.35 seconds. Danika Huizinga came in fourth place, earning a time of 1:53.78 sconds. In the 'B' final, Mackenzie Glover finished second in 1:53:.69 seconds and Kate Moore finished fifth in 1:54.59 seconds.

200 Breaststroke
Julia Poole earned a sixth-place finish in the 'A' final of the 200 breaststroke, touching the wall in 2:11.57 seconds and earning an NCAA 'B' cut. Lindsay Morrow's time of 2:11.10 earned a first place finish in the 'B' final and also earned a 'B' cut while Rozhina McClanahan swam in the 'C' final and completed the race in 2:16.78 seconds.

400 Freestyle Relay
Krista Duffield, Vasaliki Baka, Olivia Calegan, and Julia Poole finished in seventh place in the 400 freestyle relay, posting an NCAA 'B' standard qualifying time of 3:16.80 seconds.

100 Freestyle
Krista Duffield, Vasiliki Baka, and Lexie Lupton all finished with NCAA 'B' cuts. Duffield posted a time of 48.86 and finished fourth in the 'B' final. Baka (49.55) took fifth and Lupton (49.84) placed sixth in the 'C' final.

200 Butterfly
Jes Horomanski took home first in the 'B' final of the 200 butterfly, posting a time of 1:58.60 seconds. Her time is an NCAA 'B' standard qualifying time.

Up Next
The Pack's divers head to the NCAA Zone Championship in Knoxville, Tennessee, from March 5-7.

The NCAA Women's Swimming & Diving Championships will run from March 14-17 and are held in Columbus, Ohio. From Feb. 21-24, the men's swimming team will head to Greensboro Aquatic Center for the men's ACC championships where they will seek their fourth-straight title.

.@packswimdive seeks its fourth straight ACC title
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Just under 30 minutes until #ACCMSD begins!

4 p.m. - 200 medley relay
5 p.m. - 800 freestyle relay

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#GoPack

NC State Swim / Dive @packswimdive




For the fifth straight year, we win the 800 freestyle relay! Andreas Vazaios, Ryan Held (@heldilox), Anton Ipsen (@A_Ipsen) & Justin Ress (@LilJRess) clock in at 6:12.92 seconds to take first!

Coleman Stewart (@cstew180), Jacob Molacek (@Jake_The_Jay), Giovanni Izzo (@cioffani) & Cobe Garcia (@Cobe_Garcia ) finish the 200 medley relay in 1:23.93 seconds to take second!

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Recap - #STATEment Made! NC State Wins All Four Events on Day Two at #ACCMSD

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The third day of the ACC Men's Swimming Championships was another successful one for the NC State men's swimming team as it won five-out-of-six events, set three program records and saw Coleman Stewart post the fifth-fastest 100 backstroke time in history Friday inside the Greensboro Aquatic Center.

The Pack earned a total of seven podium finishes to round out a memorable day that saw it gain valuable momentum heading into the final day of competition.

Team Standings
The Pack sit first with 1021 points and is trailed by Louisville with 826.5 and Florida State with 642.5 to round out the top-three.

00 Butterfly
The Pack had four swimmers advance to the 'A' final; Ryan Held took first in 44.96 and won the event for the second-consecutive eyar, Coleman Stewart took second in 45.11 while James Bretscher and Giovanni Izzo took seventh and eighth in 46.15 and 46.48 respectively. In the 'B' final, Noah Hensley finished third in 46.32

200 Freestyle
Justin Ress led the way for NC State in the 200 freestyle, finishing first in 1:32.66 seconds. Andreas Vazaios also competed in the 'A' final, taking third in 1:34.11 seconds. In the 'B' final Danny Erlenmeyer finished sixth in 1:35.86 seconds and Jacob Johnson finished seventh in 1:36.31 seconds. Gil Kiesler and Tyler Rice both advanced to the 'C' final, clocking in at 1:37.26 seconds and 1:37.95 seconds to finish seventh and eighth.

100 Backstroke
Coleman Stewart had a memorable night in the 100 backstroke as he broke the school, meet, pool and conference records to take first in 44.54, the fifth-fastest time in history. Noah Hensley finished fourth in 46.14, Hennessey Stuart finished sixth in 46.80 and James Bretscher touched the wall at 48.12 to finish eighth. Jacob Johnson advanced to the 'B' final, finishing seventh in 49.12

400 Individual Medley
While he sat fifth halfway through the race, Anton Ipsen came back to touch the wall at 3:40.48 seconds to set a new program record and finish first. Eric Knowles also competed in the 'A' final and finished fifth in 3:44. In the 'B' final Matt O'Donnell touched the wall at 3:48.65 seconds to finish fourth.

Breaststroke
Top NC State performers included Jacob Molacek and Daniel Graber as they finished first and second in the 'B' final with times of 52.88 and 53.02.

Wolfpack Relays
The team of Andreas Vazaios, Jacob Molacek, Ryan Held & Justin Ress helped the Wolfpack secure gold in the 400 medley relay for the first time since 2012; their time of 3:04.24 seconds was a new program record.


Up Next:
The Wolfpack will wrap up the 2018 ACC championships tomorrow with a full day of events. The day will begin with the 200 back, followed by the 100 free, 200 breast and 200 fly. The preliminary heats of the 1650 are set to begin at 4 p.m., with the championship heat kicking off finals at 6 p.m.

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Pack won their 4th straight ACC Championship in Swimming. Well done Coach Holloway and all the young men! Ryan Held was named Swimmer of the Meet, but 2 or 3 other guys could have won it and nobody could have complained. Pack won 10 of 12 individual events and 4 of the 5 relays. I think those were the numbers.

The 400 freestyle relay team of Held, Ress, Molacek, and Stewart set an American record for the event and just missed out on the fastest time ever in this event. They now have the second fastest time ever in the 400 yard freestyle relay.

State won by over 250 points over second place Louisville. UVA was a very distant 3rd.

Check out the RACE VIDEO of our 4x 100 Free Relay American Record
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