The No. 4/No. 8 NC State men's and women's swimming and diving teams will face NR/No. 15 North Carolina and No. 1/No. 18 Virginia this weekend in a two-day tri-meet.

The weekend's competition kicks off Friday, January 19, with diving starting at 2 p.m. and swimming at 5 p.m. in Charlottesville and will resume with diving at 10 a.m. and swimming at 12:30 p.m. on Saturday, January 20.

Fans looking to follow the action can do so on MeetMobile for up-to-date live results, with both days being streamed on ACC Network Extra. Friday Stream, Saturday Stream

The meet marks the second ACC competition of the season after both the men and women defeated Duke back in November. The No. 8 Wolfpack Women are 3-1 on the season, with last time out taking first place at the NC State/GAC Invite. The No. 4 Wolfpack men took second in the NC State/GAC Invite and had wins over Duke and Georgia, with their only loss coming to No. 1 Arizona State.
Last season, these three teams also met in a tri-meet, with the Wolfpack splitting the weekend. The Pack men defeated Virginia 264-89 and North Carolina 285-68, while the Wolfpack women beat North Carolina 243-110, falling to No. 1 Virginia 130-223. The session was highlighted by two pool records set by the NC State men in the 200-medley relay and 400-freestyle relay. The Wolfpack women won three events, while the men won all but one event.

Scouting Virginia
The No. 1 ranked Virginia women are undefeated this season, bringing a 7-0 record into the weekend. During their last time out, the Cavilers defeated Virginia Tech. The men come in at 2-2 with second-place finishes from Tennessee Invite.

Scouting North Carolina
Last time out, No. 20 UNC women posted a 211-83 victory over UNC Asheville, and the Carolina men took down No. 24 SMU, 184-114. The Carolina men are 3-0 in dual meet competition, and the women are 2-0-1.
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Ready for some ACC action!

Diving gets underway at 2:30. Swimming follows at 5 p.m.

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— NC State Swimming & Diving (@packswimdive) January 19, 2024

More Wolfpack Swim & Dive is coming your way today!

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— NC State Swimming & Diving (@packswimdive) January 20, 2024

NC State returns from Charlottesville with the Wolfpack men sweeping both Virginia and UNC, with the women splitting after defeating UNC and falling to Virginia.

The Wolfpack men took down two pool records with a 3:07.89 in the 400-medley relay. Kacper Stokowski led off in 45.92, Sam Hoover split 53.43 on breast, Luke Miller split 45.76 on fly, and Quintin McCarty anchored in 42.78.

Then NC State finished the second day with a 1-2 finish in the 400 free relay. Stokowski led off in 44.18; then the Wolfpack got a trio of sub-43 swims from McCarty (42.71), Miller (42.90), and Fox (42.26), a 2:52.05 in total, setting the pool record. Sam Hoover also went sub-43, anchoring NC State's 'B' relay in 42.88.

Ross Dant led an NC State sweep of the top three finishers in the 1000 free. Dant, who took 2nd in the 1650 at NCAAs last season, won today in 9:02.19. Teammates Owen Lloyd (9:08.22) and James Plage (9:11.46) touched next as the Wolfpack continued to rack up the points against UVA and UNC.

Freshman Daniel Diehl made his collegiate debut and did not disappoint. Diehl claimed the 200-yard backstroke title with a winning time of 1:42.64, more than three seconds ahead of the field. Wolfpack teammate JT Ewing placed 2nd in 1:45.90. Diehl now ranks 47th in the NCAA this season, while Ewing's season-best 1:40.21 ranks 14th.

McCarty would win the 50 free in 19.27 as one of four individual champions for the Wolfpack men on night one. James Plage kicked off the individual competition with a 4:23.65 win in the 500 free, then Noah Bowers took the 200 fly in 1:45.27 over the defending NCAA champion Aiden Hayes (1:46.72).

On the women's side on day one, NC State took 2nd in both relays, going 3:34.68 in the 400 medley and 1:30.24 in the 200 free. Additionally, Abby Arens took 2nd in 200 breast at 2:11.33, while Kennedy Noble placed 2nd in the 200 back at 1:54.09.

Jerry Fox set a personal best in the 200 free with a 1:35.04 and took home first place, followed by Diehl at 1:36.08 in third place.

The men's 100 backstroke saw NC State finish first and second. Stokowski touched the wall first with a 46.02 and was followed closely behind by Hayes with a 46.74, coming in second.

UP NEXT
NC State returns home and welcomes No.2/8 Texas for a big dual meet on Friday, January 27, beginning at 5:30.

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It's meet week, and it's a HUGE one!

We are back home to take on No. 8/No. 2 Texas on Friday, January 26, at 5:30. We need all of Wolfpack Nation there.#GoPack pic.twitter.com/ZX0psZei1I

— NC State Swimming & Diving (@packswimdive) January 22, 2024

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— NC State Swimming & Diving (@packswimdive) January 23, 2024

For the first time since Nov. 3rd, the Wolfpack Swim & Dive Team returns to the Willis R. Casey Aquatic Center as NC State gets set to welcome Texas for a dual meet on Friday, Jan. 26.

Doors open at 1 p.m., with diving kicking off the meet at 2 p.m. and swimming at 5:30. The meet will be streamed on ACC Network Extra.

Both teams come into the dual ranked with the Wolfpack Men sitting at No. 4 and the Women at No. 8. The Longhorns women are ranked No. 2 in the country, and the men sit at No. 8.

This will be the third straight year the Wolfpack and Longhorns meet, with Texas winning the last two meets. NC State returns from Charlottesville with the Wolfpack men sweeping both Virginia and UNC, with the women splitting after defeating UNC and falling to Virginia.

The Wolfpack men took down two pool records last time out with a 3:07.89 in the 400-medley relay. Kacper Stokowski led off in 45.92, Sam Hoover split 53.43 on breast, Luke Miller split 45.76 on fly, and Quintin McCarty anchored in 42.78.

Then NC State finished the second day with a 1-2 finish in the 400 free relay. Stokowski led off in 44.18; then the Wolfpack got a trio of sub-43 swims from McCarty (42.71), Miller (42.90), and Fox (42.26), a 2:52.05 in total, setting the pool record. Sam Hoover also went sub-43, anchoring NC State's 'B' relay in 42.88.

With a first-place finish, a personal best, helping the Wolfpack to two pool records, and a sweep of No. 18 Virginia and UNC, Kacper Stokowski has been named ACC Men's Swimmer of the week, the league announced on Tuesday.

Stokowski is the third NC State swimmer to take home a conference award this season, joining Luke Miller and Abby Arens, who also earned the award earlier in the season.

Wolfpack fans may notice Bayleigh Cranford missing from the diving portion of the meet. Cranford arrived in Dubai earlier in the week to train for the 2024 World Aquatic championships in Doha in February, where she will be competing for the USA Worlds Team in the mixed 10m synchro. Cranford took home first place at the Tennessee Diving Invite in the 1 meter with a score of 300.55 earlier in the year.

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A total of eight Wolfpack pool records fell Friday night as the Wolfpack earned a split with Texas, seeing the men winning 130-92 and the women falling 68-130.

On Friday night, NC State fifth-year Katharine Berkoff set a new pool record by swimming a 49.82 in the 100 backstroke. That swim makes her the second-fastest dual meet swimmer ever, sitting only behind Gretchen Walsh.

The No. 3 Wolfpack men were just off their 1:22.87 midseason time, which ranks third in the nation, as they won by over a second tonight. Aiden Hayes led off in 20.80, followed by Sam Hoover (23.56), Luke Miller (20.07), and Quentin McCarty (18.61).

Daniel Diehl made his college debut for the Wolfpack. He broke an NC State pool record with a 1:43.11 win in the 200 IM tonight.

After being behind early, NC State closed the gap with a 1-2 finish in the 200 free relay. Noah Henderson led off in 19.35, Quintin McCarty blasted an 18.68 split, then Drew Salls (19.01) and Jerry Fox (19.19) brought it home. Their time of 1:16.23 isn't far off NC State's season-best of 1:16.00, which ranks 4th in the nation. The Wolfpack depth was displayed, as their 'B' team touched for 2nd.

In the Men's 500, Ross Dantgot his hand on the wall first, winning in 4:16.21, followed by NC State's James Plage at 4:16.59 for third place.

In the Men's 400 relay, the Wolfpack men clocked a season-best time that moves them up to #5 in the nation this season. Quintin McCarty continued to showcase his speed with a 42.16 leadoff. Jerry Fox followed with a 42.44 split, then Luke Miller (41.87) and Sam Hoover (41.77) closed with a pair of sub-42 splits as NC State easily won in 2:48.24.

NC State 'B' team beat the Texas 'A' team 2:51.66 to 2:52.48 for a second-place finish.

The Wolfpack had men already locked up the victory, but the NC State distance crew made the gap even wider with a 1-2 finish here. Lance Norris hit a new lifetime best by over 6 seconds to take the win, and that time of 14:48.34 will punch his ticket to NCAAs. Teammate Kyle Ponsler had an even bigger lifetime best to take 2nd. Coming into today, Ponsler's best time stood at 15:41.41 from back in 2019. Tonight, he swam 15:05.69.

Diving
Helene Synnott posted a 305.93 in the Women's 1m dive for a second-place finish. On the men's side, Renato Calderaro finished third in the 3m, scoring 409.73 to set a pool record. It was also a third-place finish for Bayne Bennett in the men's 1m with a 379.35.

Women's 200-yard Medley- 2nd: Noble, Arens, Sheehan, Berkoff (1:34.40)
Men's 200 Yard Medley 1st: Hayes, Hoover Miller McCarty (1:23.04) Pool record
Women's 200 Yard Free 3rd: Annabel Crush (1:45.99)
Men's 200 Yard Free - 2nd: Kacper Stokowski (1:32.91)
Women's 100 Yard Fly - 3rd: Abby Arens (51.45)
Men's 100-Yard Fly 1st: Luke Miller (45.33) 2ndNoah Bowers (46.25)
Women's 100 Yard Breast 4thGrace Sheble (1:00.78)
Men's 100 Yard Breast 3rdSam Hoover (53.00)
Women's 500 Yard free 3rdYara Hierath (4:43.54) 4thEmma Hastings (4:43.88)
Men 200 Yard IM 1stDaniel Diehl (1:43.11) Pool Record
Women 200 Yard Free Relay 2nd Berkoff, Arens, Sheehan, Crush (1:28.56)
Men 200 Yard free Relay 1st Henderson, McCarty, Salls, Fox (1:16.23) Pool Record
Women 200 Yard IM 5thGrace Sheble (1:58.62)
Women 100 Yard Back - 1stKatharine Berkoff (49.82) Pool Record
Men's 100 Yard Back - 1stKacper Stokowski (44.37) Pool record
Men's 500 Yard Free - 1stRoss Dant (4:16.21)
Men's 400 Free Relay 1st McCarty, Fox, Miller, Hoover (2:48.24) Pool record
Men's 1650 Yard Free 1stLance Norris (14:4834) Pool Record



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One final meet from home.

Come celebrate the seniors with us!#GoPack pic.twitter.com/7VpGgQLDvx

— NC State Swimming & Diving (@packswimdive) January 29, 2024

One last time from home this season and it's 𝐒𝐄𝐍𝐈𝐎𝐑 𝐍𝐈𝐆𝐇𝐓!

⏰- 5:00
📍- Raleigh, N.C.
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📊- Meet Mobile#GoPack pic.twitter.com/69FNFl7oy1

— NC State Swimming & Diving (@packswimdive) February 2, 2024

From start to finish, it was the Wolfpack leading the way on both sides as NC State finished first in every event on their way to sweeping UNC Wilmington on senior night, with the men seeing a 172-104 victory and the women winning 181-89.

A total of 23 seniors were recognized before the dual meet, many of them turning in strong performances throughout the evening.

The theme of pool records falling last week continued into this week as four pool records fell. First, in the men's 200 butterfly, senior Noah Bowers swam a 1:41.26 to finish first and set the pool record.

Noah Henderson had shared the pool record in the men's 50 freestyle coming into the night but beat his own time of 19.18, which he set back in November with a time of 19.13 tonight to finish first in the event.

It was a memorable senior night for Conall Monahan as the Charlotte, N.C. native set a pool record in the men's 200-yard breaststroke by nearly a second with a time of 1:55.54, which qualifies him for the NCAA B standard. The record in the 200 breaststroke had stood for nine years, set by Will Licon in 2015.

Katharine Berkoff continues to rewrite the record book this season as she sets another NC State pool record, this time in the women's 200 backstroke with a time of 1:50.94.

The Wolfpack saw plenty of first-place finishes from their seniors, including Hunter Tapp in the men's 200-yard free (1:35.26) and Michael Moore in the men's 200 back (1:46.85). On the women's side, Abby Pilkenton picked up first place and a personal best in the women's 100 backstroke (54.51), Abby Arens in the women's 50 freestyle (22.31) and 200 breaststroke (2:11.31), and Yara Hierath in the women's 200 freestyle (1:48.51) and a personal best in the 200 IM (2:01.37)

Both the men's and women's 200 medley teams started the night with victories, and both 200 freestyle relay teams for the Wolfpack ended the night with victories. On the men's side, both times came close to setting the pool record.

Freshman Daniel Diehl continues to put out solid performances for the Wolfpack. First in the 100-yard breaststroke, he set a personal best and qualified for NCAA B standard time with a 53.24. He followed that up with a season's best and another NCAA B standard time in the men's 100-yard freestyle.

Diving
In the diving portion of the evening, Renato Calderaro took home two first-place finishes, scoring a 409.50 in the 1m dive and a 433.88 in the 3m dive. On the women's side, senior Helene Synnott also finished first in both events. First, in the 1m dive, she scored 303.75; in the 3m, she scored 320.78 to qualify for NCAA B standards.

Elisabeth Rockefeller, Clara Tate, and Celia Bidwell followed Synnott in the 1m dive with scores good enough to qualify for NCAA B standards in their dives.

Top Finishes
Women 200 Medley: 1st Sheehan, Arens, Driscoll, Donald (1:36.99)
Men 200 Medley: 1st Hayes, McCarty, Stokowski, Henderson (1:23.94)
Women 200 Freestyle: 1stYara Hierath (1:48.99) 2nd
Emma Hastings (1:48.99)
Men 200 Freestyle: 1stHunter Tapp (1:35.26) 2ndArsenio Bustos (1:35.42)
Women 100 Backstroke: 1stAbby Pilkenton (54.51) 2ndLindsey Immel (54.81) 3rd Katey Lewicki
Men 100 Backstroke: 1stHudson Williams (46.18) 2nd Quintin McCarty (46.57)
Women 100 Breaststroke:
1stAubree Brouwer (1:01.73) 3rd Teagan Steinmetz (1:03.89)
Men 100 Breaststroke: 1stDaniel Diehl (53.24)
Women 200 Butterfly: 1stGrace Sheble (1:57.31) 2ndCaroline Sheble (1:57.81) 3rdKeelan Cotter (1:58.13)
Men 200 Butterfly: 1stNoah Bowers (1:41.26) pool record
Women 50 Freestyle: 1stAbby Arens (22.31) 2ndMeghan Donald (22.76)
Men 50 Freestyle: 1 Noah Henderson (19.13) pool record
Women 1M Diving: 1stHelene Synnott (303.75)
Men 3M Diving: 1stRenato Calderaro (433.88)
Women 100 Freestyle: 1stKatherine Helms (49.36) 2ndTyler Driscoll (49.94) 3rdLindsey Immel (50.31)
Men 100 Freestyle: 1stDaniel Diehl (43.33) 3rdRyan Weaver (44.77)
Women 200 Backstroke: 1stKatharine Berkoff (1:50.94) Pool record
Men 200 Backstroke: 1st Mikey Moore (1:46.85) 3rdNoah Bowers (1:47.98)
Women 200 Breaststroke: 1stAbby Arens (2:11.31) 3rdGrace Sheble (2:13.33)
Men 200 Breaststroke: Conall Monahan (1:55.54) pool record
Women 500 Freestyle: 1stEmma Hastings (4:41.51)
Men 500 Freestyle: 1stLance Norris (4:1700)
Women 100 Butterfly: 1stKeelan Cotter (53.41) 3rdAshley Cusano (54.40)
Men 100 Butterfly: 1stDrew Salls (47.61) 3rdMitchell Ledford (48.47)
Women 3M Diving: 1stHelene Synnott (320.78)
Men 1M Diving: 1stRenato Calderaro (409.50)
Women 200 IM: 1stYara Hierath (2:01.37) 2ndCaroline Sheble (2:02.68)
Men 200 IM: 1stJT Ewing (1:46.80)
Women 200 Freestyle Relay: 1st Immel, Helms, Pilkenton, Van Selm (1:32.35)
Men 200 Freestyle Relay: 1ST Henderson, Miller, Hayes, Tapp (1:16:94)

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Senior night was special! We are ready for what's next. #GoPack pic.twitter.com/i1VkaYhW5R

— NC State Swimming & Diving (@packswimdive) February 5, 2024

Two NC State men's swimming and diving team members were recognized by the ACC league office Tuesday for their weekend performances in the dual meet win over UNC Wilmington. Noah Henderson was honored as the ACC Men's Swimmer of the Week, while Renato Calderaro was named the ACC Men's Diver of the Week.

The Wolfpack has now won back-to-back ACC Swimmer of the Week awards and their fourth overall, the most of any ACC program this year. Henderson becomes the third different swimmer to win the award this season, joining Luke Miller and Kacper Stokowski.

Henderson helped guide No. 3 NC State to a victory in its senior day meet. The Gibsonville, North Carolina, native broke his own pool record, which he shared, in the 50 free with a time of 19.13 to take first place and earn an NCAA B cut time. He was also part of two first-place relay teams in the 200 medley relay and the 200 free relay. In the 200 medley, Henderson brought home the win in the final leg with an 18.72 split, giving the Wolfpack a finish time of 1:23.94. The fifth year then led off the 200 free relay with a split of 19.29, pacing NC State to a first-place finish at 1:16.94.

Calderaro becomes the Wolfpack's first diver this season to take home diver of the week honors after setting two program records against UNC Wilmington.

The sophomore notched two first-place finishes with a pair of dives that set program records and qualified as NCAA zone scores. In the 1-meter, the Italian scored a 409.50, over 35 points higher than his entry score. In the 3-meter, he posted a 433.88, which was 25 points higher than the previous school record.


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The NC State men's and women's swimming and diving teams are set to begin postseason competition at the 2024 ACC Swimming and Diving Championships. The competition is set to run Feb. 20-24 at the Greensboro Aquatic Center.

Live video coverage of the event will be available on the ACC Network Extra. Streaming will cover both prelims and finals during each day of competition.


The Wolfpack men will go for their third consecutive ACC championship and conference-leading 33rd overall. Following last season's championship, the Pack men have won the title eight times in the previous nine years.

On the other side, the Wolfpack women will be competing to bring home the fifth ACC title in program history. Winning back-to-back titles in 1979 and 1980, NC State won two titles in a three-year span, winning in 2017 and 2019. Last season the women finished in second place.


EVENT SCHEDULE
Tuesday
200 medley relay, W 3-meter diving, 800 freestyle relay, M 1-meter diving
Wednesday
200 freestyle relay, 500 freestyle, 200 IM, 50 freestyle, W 1-meter diving
Thursday
400 IM, 100 butterfly, 200 freestyle, M 3-meter diving
Friday
200 butterfly, 100 backstroke, 100 breaststroke, W platform diving, 400 medley relay
Saturday
1650 freestyle, 200 backstroke, 100 freestyle, 200 breaststroke, M platform diving, 400 freestyle relay


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— NC State Athletics (@PackAthletics) February 20, 2024

A six-year American record fell Tuesday night at the Greensboro Aquatic Center as the Wolfpack men of Aiden Hayes, Sam Hoover, Luke Miller, and Quintin McCarty set the record in the men's 200 medley relay with a time of 1:21.86 to lead the way and earn NC State their first gold of the tournament.

The night also saw the Wolfpack earn two silvers, a bronze, and a seventh-place finish in the men's 1m dive.

After day one of the ACC Championships, the men scored 159 total points to sit in second place, and the women scored 144 points in fourth place.

Women 200 Medley Relay: The evening relay portion started with the Wolfpack women's 200 medley relay team earning the first medal of the competition with a second-place finish and 1:34.22 for their fastest of the season by 18 hundredths of a second. Kennedy Noble led off with a 23.80 split, followed by Abby Arens (26.88), Miriam Sheehan (23.14), and Katharine Berkoff, who brought it home with a 20.40 split time becoming the fourth fastest performer in history.

Men 200 Medley Relay: The quartet of Hayes, Hoover, Miller, and McCarty secured the team's first ACC Championship title of 2024 as they won gold and set the American record that had stood since 2018 by California. With a time of 1:21.86, Hayes led off with a split of 20.44, followed by Hoover in the breaststroke with a split of 23.51, Miller recorded a 19.80 split in the butterfly, and it was closed out by McCarty with an 18.11 split in the freestyle.

Women 800 Freestyle Relay: Annabel Crush started things off at 1:45.40 in the 800 freestyle relay and was followed by Kennedy Noble at 1:46.10 and Katherine Helms at 1:46.66. Keelan Cotter closed things out with a 1:46.00 to give NC State a total time of 7:04.26 and third place.

Men 800 Freestyle Relay: The final relay of the night saw another medal given to the Wolfpack, earning their second silver of the competition as Daniel Diehl, Noah Bowers, Jerry Fox, and Arsenio Bustos dropped eight seconds and 76 hundredths of a second from the entry time to finish in second place. Diehl led off with a split of 1:32.93, Bowers followed (1:32.56), Fox was in third (1:32.68) and Bustos anchored (1:32.05)

Men 1m Dive:
With a score of 318.60, Renato Calderaro secured his spot in the finals, placing seventh during the preliminaries. Bayne Bennett just missed the cut, placing in 11th with a score of 308.10, just 9.75 points off the eighth spot. In the finals, Calderaro again placed seventh with a score of 330.25.

Women 3m Dive:
Helene Synnott and Bayleigh Cranford narrowly missed the top eight cuts in the preliminaries, with Synnott scoring 274.95 to place 10th and Cranford coming in 11th with a score of 269.35. Ashton Zuburg rounded out the three in placing in 24th, scoring 230.25.
Up next:
NC State will continue at the ACC Championships on Wednesday, with prelims beginning at 9:30 a.m. and finals at 5:30 p.m. The entire day of action can be streamed live on ACC Network Extra.
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Women's Standings (through 3 events)

1. North Carolina, 159
2. Louisville, 155
3. Virginia, 154
4. NC State, 144
5. Duke, 142
6. Notre Dame, 139
7. Florida State, 128
8. Virginia Tech, 115
9. Miami, 96
10. Pittsburgh, 85
10. Georgia Tech, 85

Men's Standings (through 3 events)
1. Notre Dame, 176
2. NC State, 159
3. Pittsburgh, 151
4. North Carolina, 138
5. Florida State, 132
6. Virginia Tech, 124.5
7. Louisville, 114
7. Georgia Tech, 114
9. Duke, 88
10. Miami, 54
11. Virginia, 53.5

Schedule of Events
Wednesday, Feb. 21 - 9:30 a.m. - Prelims
500 Free, 200 IM, 50 Free, Women's 1-Meter

Wednesday, Feb. 21 - 5:30 p.m. - Finals
200 Free Relay, 500 Free, 200 IM, 50 Free, Women's 1-Meter

Thursday, Feb. 22 - 9:30 a.m. - Prelims
400 IM, 100 Fly, 200 Free, Men's 3-Meter

Thursday, Feb. 22 - 5:30 p.m. - Finals
400 IM, 100 Fly, 200 Free, Men's 3-Meter

Friday, Feb. 23 - 9:30 a.m. - Prelims
200 Fly, 100 Back, 100 Breast, Women's Platform

Friday, Feb. 23 - 4:30 p.m.
Women's Team Diving Event

Friday, Feb. 23 - 5:30 p.m. - Finals
200 Fly, 100 Back, 100 Breast, Women's Platform, 400 Medley Relay

Saturday, Feb. 24 - 9:30 a.m. - Prelims
200 Back, 100 Free, 200 Breast, Men's Platform

Saturday, Feb. 24 - 2:15 p.m. - Finals
1650 Free (Early Heats-Finals)

Saturday, Feb. 24 - 4 p.m.
Men's Team Diving Event

Saturday, Feb. 24 - 5:30 p.m. - Finals
1650 Free, 200 Back, 100 Free, 200 Breast, Men's Platform, 400 Free Relay

It was a successful night two from the ACC Championships for NC Swim and Dive as the Wolfpack brought home another American record on their way to two ACC titles and six podium finishes.

After their American record in the 200-medley relay was broken shortly after setting it, the Wolfpack men returned to the pool and set the American record in the 200 Freestyle Relay. Luke Miller and Quintin McCarty were a part of both relays, with Drew Salls and Noah Henderson joining the freestyle relay.

With a time of 1:14.44 to set the American best time, the Wolfpack also matched their conference record set last season, which both Miller and Henderson were a part of, and it beat the meet record set in 2022 by Virginia.

Arsenio Bustos took home gold in the men's 200-yard IM for the second consecutive year with a 1:40.75.

The successful night helped the Wolfpack men surge to first place with 531.5 points, 196 points ahead of Notre Dame.

Women 500 Freestyle: The Wolfpack had swimmers in all three final heats. First in the C final, Keelan Cotter went 4:45.98 to finish first. In the B final, Grace Monahan also came in first place with a personal best of 4:45.42. The A final saw three NC State swimmers in the top eight; Emma Hastings finished fifth with a time of 4:42.77, Brooke Travis was right behind her at 4:43.99, and Yara Hierath placed seventh at 4:44.70.

Men 500 Freestyle: Four of the top eight swimmers were from NC State. Led by James Plage, who earned the silver medal with a 4:14.72, he was followed by Owen Lloyd and a personal best, who took home the bronze with a 4:14.87. Fourth and fifth place were also occupied by the Wolfpack, with Ross Dant going 4:15.05 and a personal best of 4:15.11 from Kyle Ponsler.

Women 200 Yard IM: Kennedy Noble represented the Wolfpack in the A final and earned a fourth-place finish and a personal best of 1:55.29. Grace Sheble and Katherine Helms appeared in the B final. Sheble finished 10th overall at 1:57.61, and Helms finished 16th at 1:59.86.

Men 200 Yard IM: Bustos's time of 1:40.75 automatically qualifies him for NCAAs with A standard time. With a time of 1:42.77 in prelims, Diehl finished with a personal best of 1:41.97 for fourth place in the finals. Sam Hoover came in sixth place with a time of 1:43.60

Women 50 Yard Freestyle: Berkoff found herself on the podium again with a bronze in the women's 50 freestyle, clocking a 21.23. Meghan Donald finished in 16th with a time of 22.56, and Casandra Moses in 18th at 22.33.

Men 50 Yard Freestyle: The top eight had three Wolfpack securing spots, led by McCarty at 18.89 and in fourth. Salls in sixth and 18.99 and Aiden Hayes at 19.30. The B final was won by Noah Henderson, who turned in a 19.24. Miller finished in 12th at 19.38, followed by a personal best from Jerry Fox at 19.41.

Women 1 Meter Diving: Bayleigh Cranford, Helene Synnott, and Ashton Zuburg all competed in the women's 1-meter dive. Cranford just missed out on the top eight and a spot in the finals with a 255.00. Synnott scored 229.20, and Zuburg a 200.15

Women 200 Yard Freestyle Relay: The night started on the podium as the women took home third place in the 200-freestyle relay. Katharine Berkoff led things off with a 21.14 split, which set a school record. Abby Arens followed (21.60), with Meghan Donald (21.89) and Miriam Sheehan (21.61) rounding out the four.

Men 200 Yard Freestyle Relay: McCarty got the relay started with an 18.93 leadoff, Salls followed with his first 18-second split, going 18.53, and Henderson clocked an 18.45 with Miller closing it out with an 18.53 to bring home the American record

UP NEXT:
The Pack returns to the pool on Thursday for the third day of competition at the ACC Championships. Prelims are set for a 9:30 a.m. start, with finals beginning at 5:30 p.m. The ACC Network Extra will be live all day.

https://gopack.com/news/2024/2/21/swimming-another-american-record-falls-wolfpack-secures-two-acc-titles-on-second-night-of-championships

Women's Standings (through 8 events)
1. Virginia, 552
2. Louisville, 473.5
3. NC State, 418
4. Duke, 332
5. North Carolina, 328
6. Notre Dame, 274
7. Virginia Tech, 253.5
8. Florida State, 217
9. Pitt, 183
10. Georgia Tech, 177
11. Miami, 162

Men's Standings (through 7 events)
1. NC State, 531.5
2. Notre Dame, 335.5
3. Louisville, 302
4. Virginia Tech, 298.5
5. Florida State, 292
6. Virginia, 249.5
7. Georgia Tech, 235
8. North Carolina, 223
9. Pitt, 193
10. Duke, 130
11. Miami, 54

Schedule of Events
Thursday, Feb. 22 - 9:30 a.m. - Prelims
400 IM, 100 Fly, 200 Free, Men's 3-Meter

Thursday, Feb. 22 - 5:30 p.m. - Finals
400 IM, 100 Fly, 200 Free, Men's 3-Meter

Friday, Feb. 23 - 9:30 a.m. - Prelims
200 Fly, 100 Back, 100 Breast, Women's Platform

Friday, Feb. 23 - 4:30 p.m.
Women's Team Diving Event

Friday, Feb. 23 - 5:30 p.m. - Finals
200 Fly, 100 Back, 100 Breast, Women's Platform, 400 Medley Relay

Saturday, Feb. 24 - 9:30 a.m. - Prelims
200 Back, 100 Free, 200 Breast, Men's Platform

Saturday, Feb. 24 - 2:15 p.m. - Finals
1650 Free (Early Heats-Finals)

Saturday, Feb. 24 - 4 p.m.
Men's Team Diving Event

Saturday, Feb. 24 - 5:30 p.m. - Finals
1650 Free, 200 Back, 100 Free, 200 Breast, Men's Platform, 400 Free Relay

https://theacc.com/news/2024/2/21/swimming-diving-walsh-acc-make-history-on-day-two-of-acc-swimming-and-diving-championships.aspx

The Wolfpack reached the podium in five of seven events and took home another ACC title on night three of the ACC Championships from the Greensboro Aquatic Center.

Kyle Ponsler secured his first ACC title in the men's 400 IM at 3:41.18, setting a personal best by over a second. Ponsler became the first Wolfpack man to win this event since Anton Ipsen in 2018 and moved up four spots after finishing fifth last year.

Owen Lloyd joined Ponsler on the podium, who finished with a bronze medal at 3:43.18 for his second individual championship medal.

Freshman Daniel Diehl moved into the top ten in program history in the Men's 200 free with a personal best time of 1:32.72. His performance put him on the podium, taking home another bronze for NC State.

Grace Sheble started the night in the women's 400 IM with a silver medal and a time of 4:09.51. Katherine Helms followed in sixth, going 4:12.55. Sheble was the third Wolfpack swimmer to win her heat in the 400 IM as Yara Hierath won the B-final in 4:12.11 and Keelan Cotter won the C-final in 4:14.74. Brooke Travis finished in 13th place in the B-final, going 4:14.77.

Abigail Arens earned the third medal of the night with a 50.72 in the women's 100-fly, and Miriam Sheehan went 52.97 for 16th in the B-final.

Four Wolfpack men filled out the A-final in the men's 100-yard fly as Aiden Hayes and Luke Miller went second and third on the podium. Hayes earned silver and an a-cut time of 44.41, and Miller in third also had the a-cut time of 44.62. Noah Henderson wasn't far behind in fourth, going 44.80, and Noah Bowers finished in sixth (45.04) to round out the four.

In the women's 200 free, Annabel Crush placed eighth with a time of 1:46.42

Renato Calderaro made his second appearance in the diving finals, placing fourth in the men's 3m with a score of 405.80. Calderaro was on the podium in third, going into the last diver before being overtaken by just four points.

The Wolfpack men continue to lead the field with 812.5 points, and the Wolfpack women sit in third with 573. Day four of the ACC Championships is set for tomorrow, Friday, Feb. 23, with prelims at 9:30 a.m. and finals at 5:30 p.m., with all the action being broadcast on ACC Network Extra.

https://gopack.com/news/2024/2/22/womens-tennis-wolfpack-makes-the-podium-in-five-events-on-day-three-of-acc-championships

Women's Standings (through 11 events)
1. Virginia, 846.5
2. Louisville, 683
3. NC State, 573
4. Duke, 433.5
5. North Carolina, 401.5
6. Virginia Tech, 308.5
7. Notre Dame, 276
8. Florida State, 266
9. Pitt, 226
10. Miami, 221
11. Georgia Tech, 220

Men's Standings (through 11 events)
1. NC State, 812.5
2. Notre Dame, 559.5
3. Virginia Tech, 469.5
4. Louisville, 458
5. Florida State, 386
6. North Carolina, 380
7. Virginia, 344.5
8. Pitt, 315
9. Georgia Tech, 309
10. Duke, 164
11. Miami, 94
Schedule of Events
Friday, Feb. 23 - 9:30 a.m. - Prelims
200 Fly, 100 Back, 100 Breast, Women's Platform

Friday, Feb. 23 - 4 p.m.
Women's Team Diving Event

Friday, Feb. 23 - 5:30 p.m. - Finals
200 Fly, 100 Back, 100 Breast, Women's Platform, 400 Medley Relay

Saturday, Feb. 24 - 9:30 a.m. - Prelims
200 Back, 100 Free, 200 Breast, Men's Platform

Saturday, Feb. 24 - 2:15 p.m. - Finals
1650 Free (Early Heats-Finals)

Saturday, Feb. 24 - 4 p.m.
Men's Team Diving Event

Saturday, Feb. 24 - 5:30 p.m. - Finals
1650 Free, 200 Back, 100 Free, 200 Breast, Men's Platform, 400 Free Relay


https://theacc.com/news/2024/2/22/swimming-diving-another-historic-day-at-the-acc-swimming-and-diving-championships.aspx

It was a dominant night on both sides of the pool for the men and women of NC State Swim and Dive. The Wolfpack claimed five ACC titles from the Greensboro Aquatic Center to give the men an over 300-point lead, and the women moved into second place heading into the final day.

NC State won the men's 200-yard butterfly as they claimed gold and silver in the event led by Noah Bowers and Aiden Hayes. Hayes, who won the event last season at both the ACC and NCAAs, finished in second with a time of 1:39.65 for his second individual medal of the competition. Bowers won his first ACC title as the grad student secured a personal best, going below the 1:40 mark for the first time with a time of 1:39.65.

For the past five ACC Championships, the women's 100 backstroke has only known one winner, and her name is Katherine Berkoff. Berkoff became the first woman to win five-straight ACC titles in the same event, as she went on to set a meet record and personal best of 48.70, becoming the second fastest swim ever in the event.

Teammate Kennedy Noble followed Berkoff in second at 50.92, Meghan Donald came in sixth, and Miriam Sheehan finished in eighth.

It was the men's turn immediately after the women's 100 backstroke. Kacper Stokowski entered the night winning the last three ACC titles, and it was no different tonight as he claimed his fourth consecutive 100 backstroke title, clocking a time of 44.36, the second-fastest in the nation.

Freshman Hudson Williams also found the podium in the event, taking home the bronze with a personal best of 45.28. Quintin McCarty came in eighth.

After finishing the women's platform preliminaries in first place, freshman Bayleigh Cranford took home the gold and is the first ACC Champion in women's platform since Madeline Kline, who won the event in 2019 and 2018.

As the last diver of the finals heading into her last dive, Cranford scored a huge 79.90 to move into first place and win gold with a final score of 313.80, beating out second by .60.

Abby Arens continued the successful night with a second-place finish in the women's 100 breaststroke, going 58.74 for her career best.

Though no one swam for the Wolfpack in the men's 100 breaststroke, Sam Hoover did win the consolation final, hitting a lifetime best of 52.22.

The night ended like it had started, with two more podium finishes, seeing the men's 400 medley relay earn gold and the women's 400 medley relay take home second. In the men's relay, Stokowski put the Pack into the lead with a 44.99 leadoff, and Hoover followed at 51.61. Luke Miller gave the Wolfpack the lead back with a 44.08 fly split, the fastest in the field, and McCarty anchored in 41.52. for a total time of 3:02.20. The women turned in a time of 3:28.23, with Noble leading off (51.23), followed by Arens (57.86) and Sheehan (53.05) as Berkoff closed it out 46.05 for a total time of 3:28.23.


The Wolfpack closes out the ACC Championships on Saturday, Feb. 24, for the final day of competition. 9:30 a.m. and finals starting at 6 p.m. Mile heats are slated to begin at 2:45 p.m. The ACC Network Extra has the full day of competition covered.

https://gopack.com/news/2024/2/23/swimming-berkoff-and-stokowski-defend-titles-wolfpack-surge-to-the-podium-on-day-four-of-acc-championships

Women's Standings (through 16 events)
1. Virginia, 1,178.5
2. NC State, 869
3. Louisville, 841
4. North Carolina, 627.5
5. Duke, 621.5
6. Florida State, 435
7. Virginia Tech, 429.5
8. Georgia Tech, 392
9. Notre Dame, 366
10. Pitt, 332
11. Miami, 299

Men's Standings (through 15 events)
1. NC State, 1,063.5
2. Notre Dame, 746.5
3. Virginia Tech, 666.5
4. Louisville, 664
5. Florida State, 538
6. Virginia, 534.5
7. North Carolina, 529
8. Pitt, 438
9. Georgia Tech, 392
10. Duke, 198
11. Miami, 94

Schedule of Events
Saturday, Feb. 24 - 9:30 a.m. - Prelims
200 Back, 100 Free, 200 Breast, Men's Platform

Saturday, Feb. 24 - 2:15 p.m. - Finals
1650 Free (Early Heats-Finals)

Saturday, Feb. 24 - 4 p.m.
Women's Team Diving Event

Saturday, Feb. 24 - 5:30 p.m. - Finals
1650 Free, 200 Back, 100 Free, 200 Breast, Men's Platform, 400 Free Relay


https://theacc.com/news/2024/2/23/swimming-diving-virginia-nc-state-lead-through-day-four-of-acc-swimming-and-diving-championships.aspx

The NC State men's swimming and diving team is coming home with its third consecutive and 33rd overall ACC team title after another dominant performance at the Greensboro Aquatic Center the last five days.

The Wolfpack men put up 1499.5 points as a team in the championship victory, winning by 461 points over second place Notre Dame (1038.5). The squad has now won the team title in nine of the last 10 seasons.

The Wolfpack women finished in third place, picking up 1106 points. NC State finished behind only defending national champion Virginia and Louisville.

The Pack returns to Raleigh with a total of 10 event titles from across five days of competition eight first-place finishes by the men and two by the women. NC State earned a total of 23 men's medals and 14 women's medals at the conference meet.

GOLD:

• M 1,650 Freestyle Ross Dant (14:39.34)
• W 100 Backstroke Katharine Berkoff (48.70)
• M 100 Backstroke Kacper Stokowski (44.36)
• M 200 Butterfly Noah Bowers (1:39.65)
• W Platform Bayleigh Cranford (313.80)
• M 400 IM Kyle Ponsler (3:41.18)
• M 200 IM Arsenio Bustos (1:40.75)
• M 400 Medley Relay Stokowski, Hoover, Miller, McCarty (3:02.20)
• M 200 Medley Relay Hayes, Hoover, Miller, McCarty (1:21.86)
• M 200 Freestyle Relay McCarty, Salls, Henderson, Miller (1:14.44)

SILVER:

• M 100 Freestyle Luke Miller (41.50)
• M 200 Backstroke Daniel Diehl (1:39.30)
• W 200 Backstroke Kennedy Noble (1:50.95)
• W 100 Backstroke Kennedy Noble (50.92)
• W 100 Breaststroke Abby Arens (58.74)
• M 200 Butterfly Aiden Hayes (1:41.86)
• M 100 Butterfly Aiden Hayes (44.41)
• W 400 IM Grace Sheble (4:09.51)
• M 500 Freestyle James Plage (4:14.72)
• W 400 Medley Relay Berkoff, Arens, Noble, Sheehan (3:28.23)

• M 800 Freestyle Relay Diehl, Bowers, Fox, Bustos (6:10.22)
• W 200 Medley Relay Noble, Arens, Sheehan, Berkoff (1:34.22)
• M 400 Yard Free Relay - Miller, Williams, Hoover, McCarty (2:46.22)

BRONZE:

• M 200 Breaststroke Arsenio Bustos (1:51.53)
• W 100 Freestyle Katharine Berkoff (46.81)
• M 200 Backstroke Kacper Stokowski (1:40.67)
• M 1,650 Freestyle James Plage (14:47.41)
• W 1,650 Freestyle Emma Hastings (16:09.26)
• M 100 Backstroke Hudson Williams (45.28)
• M 200 Freestyle Daniel Diehl (1:32.72)
• W 100 Butterfly Abby Arens (50.72)
• M 100 Butterfly Luke Miller (44.62)
• M 400 IM Owen Lloyd (3:43.18)
• M 500 Freestyle Owen Lloyd (4:14.87)
• W 50 Freestyle Katharine Berkoff (21.23)
• W 200 Freestyle Relay Berkoff, Arens, Donald, Sheehan (1:26.24)
• W 800 Freestyle Relay Crush, Noble, Helms, Cotter (7:04.16)
• W 400 Yard Free Relay - Berkoff, Arens, Noble, Crush (3:12.40)

NIGHT FIVE HIGHLIGHTS:
The distance freestyle events opened the session as all of NC State's competitors on both the men's and women's sides were seeded in the fastest heat of the 1,650. The Pack men entered the finals session with a stacked slate, also having four A finalists in both the 200-yard backstroke and the 100-yard freestyle.

NC State made up half of the finals session swim in the men's mile. Ross Dant claimed the team's third straight title in the event in 14:39.34, with James Plage (14:47.41) joining him on the podium in third and Kyle Ponsler (15:11.47) finishing seventh. On the women's side, Emma Hastings led the way by finishing third in 16:09.26, and Brooke Travis (7th 16:22.20) and Yara Hierath (8th 16:26.72) joined her in the top eight.

Kennedy Noble picked up her second silver medal in as many backstroke events with a 1:50.95 time in the 200. NC State then went 2-3-4 in the event on the men's side with performances from Daniel Diehl (1:39.30), Kacper Stokowski (1:40.67) and Hunter Tapp (1:40.97) and an eighth-place finish by JT Ewing (1:42.82).

Katharine Berkoff, who swam in the finals of all three of her individual events this week, picked up a bronze medal in the 100-yard freestyle (46.81). Luke Miller also medaled in the event with his time of 41.50, with Quintin McCarty (6th 41.88), Sam Hoover (7th 42.19) and Jerry Fox (8th 42.20) joining him in the A final.

Arsenio Bustos notched the Pack's last individual medal of the meet and his second of the year with a 1:51.53 for third place in the 200-yard breaststroke.

UP NEXT:
NC State's divers will head to Zones in Athens, Ga., from March 10-13 to look to earn qualification for the NCAA Championships. The Wolfpack's swimmers will await official selections for the 2024 NCAA Championships meets, which will be held March 20-23 in Athens for the women and March 27-30 in Indianapolis for the men.

https://gopack.com/news/2024/2/24/swimming-pack-men-win-third-straight-conference-title-women-finish-third-at-accs

Women's Final Standings
1. Virginia, 1,637.5
2. Louisville, 1,145
3. NC State, 1,106
4. North Carolina, 786.5
5. Duke, 779.5
6. Virginia Tech, 632.5
7. Florida State, 531
8. Notre Dame, 493
9. Georgia Tech, 450
10. Pitt, 407
11. Miami, 391

Men's Final Standings
1. NC State, 1,499.5
2. Notre Dame, 1.038.5
3. Virginia Tech, 960.5
4. Louisville, 888.5
5. Virginia, 768.5
6. Florida State, 762
7. Pitt, 647
8. North Carolina, 616
9. Georgia Tech, 575.5
10. Duke, 287
11. Miami, 12

https://theacc.com/news/2024/2/24/swimming-diving-virginia-nc-state-secure-2024-acc-swimming-and-diving-championships.aspx

This may have already been pointed out in this thread or elsewhere, but I just looked at the latest national rankings and realized how it sucks to be bringing in Cal and Stanford to the ACC for swimming - for the purposes of us racking up more ACC titles. Cal is currently ranked #2 in men's and #7 in women's, and Stanford is #6 in men's and #5 in women's.

Yep, the swimming competition is going to ratchet up a little more with Cal and Stanford joining the mix. But, it should also make the elite talent want to swim in this conference, with the ability to swim against some of top ranked teams on a consistent basis.....think SEC and football.

Last Chance at the Bulldog Invitational

📍: Athens, Ga.
⏰: Prelims- 10 a.m.
Finals -5 p.m.
📊: Meet Mobile#GoPack pic.twitter.com/6ycpQDtB3S

— NC State Swimming & Diving (@packswimdive) March 2, 2024

The NCAA Division I Women's Swimming and Diving Committee announced its selection of swimmers to compete at the 2024 NCAA Women's Swimming and Diving Championships on Wednesday with nine swimmers representing the Wolfpack women at this year's national meet.

Taking place at the Jack Bauerle Pool in Athens, Ga. on the campus of the University of Georgia, the Women's Championship will run from Wednesday, March 20, through Saturday, March 23.

NC State will also have the opportunity to send divers after next week's Zone B diving Championships through qualification.

Highlighting the individual events is Katharine Berkoff, who will swim in three events and go for her third NCAA championship in 100 backstroke after winning in 2021 and 2022.

Abby Arens and Kennedy Noble return to the NCAA Championships after finishing 12th and 14th in last year's 200 IM. Arens will swim in the 100 butterfly again, where she finished ninth last season. Noble took 11th place in the 100 backstroke and fifth in the 200 backstroke last year and will appear in both events again this season.

Grace Sheble will look to build on her 5th-place finish in the 400 IM.

Below is a list of the selected swimmers and the events in which they qualified. All five of the Wolfpack's relays qualified to race at the NCAA Championships.

Abigail Arens 100 Fly & 200 Breaststroke

Katharine Berkoff 50 Freestyle, 100 Freestyle & 100 Backstroke

Annabel Crush - Relays

Tyler Driscoll - Relays

Meghan Donald- Relays

Emma Hastings 1650 freestyle

Kennedy Noble 100/200 Backstroke & 200 IM

Grace Sheble 400 IM

Miriam Sheehan 100 Backstroke

400 Medley Relay, 400 Freestyle Relay, 200 Medley Relay, 800 Freestyle Relay, 200 Freestyle Relay.

Brooke Travis has made the alternate list in the 1650 freestyle.

A total of 322 participants (281 swimmers and 41 divers) will compete in the championships. Swimmers qualified for the championships by meeting the established minimum time for the events in which they entered. Divers will be determined by performances achieved at the Zone Diving Championships held March 10-16. ESPN+ will provide live digital coverage for preliminary and finals sessions Wednesday through Saturday.


https://gopack.com/news/2024/3/6/nc-state-to-send-nine-swimmers-to-ncaa-womens-swimming-and-diving-championships

Back for more diving on day two! Men's 1-meter and Women's 3-meter are on deck!

⏰: 11 a.m.
📍: Bauerle Pool at Gabrielsen Natatorium
📊: https://t.co/OYwYDO04C0#GoPack pic.twitter.com/9dVQ4k3V8g

— NC State Swimming & Diving (@packswimdive) March 11, 2024

We will see Bayleigh at the NCAA Diving Championships!#GoPack pic.twitter.com/OXPmbVmi3a

— NC State Swimming & Diving (@packswimdive) March 12, 2024

Make the last day count.

⏰: 11 a.m.
📍: Bauerle Pool at Gabrielsen Natatorium
📊: https://t.co/OYwYDO04C0 #GoPack pic.twitter.com/gNxw53RCBa

— NC State Swimming & Diving (@packswimdive) March 13, 2024

The ACC Champ is looking for more 🥇

Bayleigh Cranford secured her spot in the Women's Platform at the NCAA Diving Championships.#GoPack pic.twitter.com/GZtAqRaap9

— NC State Swimming & Diving (@packswimdive) March 13, 2024