ATHENS, Ga. – Florida continued to place up quick numbers on day two of the Georgia Invite.
The Gators posted six wins, 43 B-cut qualifying groups, and one A-cut qualifying time.
No. 6 Florida males sit atop the leaderboard with 787.5 factors, over 120 factors forward of second place Auburn.
No. 9 Florida girls sit in second at 649, however are simply eight and a half factors behind Auburn’s 657.5 lead.
Finals:
Women’s 200 Medley Relay
Florida’s A crew of Talia Bates, Tylor Mathieu, Olivia Peoples, and Ekaterina Nikonova completed in fourth at 1:37.86. Florida’s B crew got here in twelfth, whereas the C crew got here in fifteenth.
Men’s 200 Medley Relay
Moving into the fifth-fastest time in program historical past, the crew Adam Chaney, Julian Smith, Eric Friese, and Joshua Liendo racked up a A-cut of 1:22.82. In the ultimate leg, Liendo put up an 18.17 50 free break up, one of the quickest within the nation this season.
Women’s 400 IM
Gators went one-two with a pair of B-cut occasions, as Mabel Zavaros led the best way with a 4:07.41 to complete first, over a second forward of the remainder of the sector. Kathleen Golding completed second with a 4:09.18, whereas Anna Auld and Zoe Dixon put up B-cut occasions of their very own.
Men’s 400 IM
Kevin Vargas posted a second-place end at 3:40.98 and Mason Laur’s 3:43.42 put him in third. Joaquin Gonzalez Pinero completed fifth at 3:45.70. Florida posted 4 of the top-seven occasions, all B-cut occasions.
Women’s 100 Fly
Olivia Peoples completed tied for first at 52.60, whereas Talia Bates narrowly missed the highest spot with a 52.90 and second place end.
Men’s 100 Fly
Joshua Liendo continued his reign throughout collegiate swimming, ending first with a forty five.79 time, good for seventh in program historical past, and the highest spot. Eric Friese completed in fourth, whereas Jace Crawford got here in seventh.
Women’s 200 Free
It was a clear sweep for Florida, with Ekaterina Nikonova the primary to the touch the wall at 1:45.12, forward of Katie Mack at 1:45.38 and Micayla Cronk’s 1:45.54.
Men’s 200 Free
Alfonso Mestre positioned third at 1:33.24, forward of Macguire McDuff’s fourth-place end. Oskar Lindholm completed seventh within the A-final.
Women’s 100 Breast
Olivia Peoples continued her busy stretch, ending sixth at 1:02.08.
Men’s 100 Breast
Florida positioned three within the top-five, led by Julian Smith in second at 51.76 and Aleksas Savickas’ 51.88 time for third. Dillon Hillis got here in fifth with a 52.60. The trio all secured B-cut occasions.
Women’s 100 Back
Aris Runnels completed within the prime spot of the B-final at 53.11, a time that was sixth-fastest within the last session.
Men’s 100 Back
Cameron Abaqueta completed sixteenth total within the finals because the lone Gator within the occasion.
Women’s 1-meter diving
Maha Amer registered a second-place end at 294.65 within the finals after placing up a 309.80 within the prelims. Carina Lumia completed third, with Elettra Neroni in sixth.
Men’s 3-meter diving
Anton Svirskyi completed on prime, posting a 390.90, over twenty factors forward of second place. Elisha Dees earned a 347.15 for a top-five end.
Women’s 800 Free Relay
Florida’s A crew of Talia Bates, Micayla Cronk, Ekaterina Nikonova, and Katie Mack recorded a second-place end, simply forward of Tylor Mathieu, Kathleen Golding, Hayden Miller, and Elise Bauer who got here in fourth.
Men’s 800 Free Relay
Florida completed with two of the top-three occasions. Posting a B-cut time of 6:18.45, the squad of Julian Smith, Joshua Liendo, Macguire McDuff, and Alfonso Mestre completed first. Joaquin Gonzalez Pinero, Oskar Lindholm, Jake Mitchell, and Alberto Mestre completed third with a B-cut time of 6:20.03.
Prelims:
Women’s 400 IM
Mabel Zavaros claimed fourth, one of 4 Gators to advance to the A last (Kathleen Golding, Anna Auld, Zoe Dixon).
Men’s 400 IM
Florida went one-two, with Kevin Vargas taking the highest spot at 3:44.54, whereas Mason Laur completed behind him at 3:45.17.
Women’s 100 Fly
Olivia Peoples gained the prelim with a 52.73, whereas Talia Bates (fifth) and Ekaterina Nikonova (sixth) additionally superior to the A-final.
Men’s 100 Fly
Joshua Liendo touched the wall in 46.01, passing Ryan Lochte for tenth all-time in Florida historical past, and completed atop the leaderboard. Eric Freise completed third at 46.49, whereas Jace Crawford claimed the ultimate A-final spot.
Women’s 200 Free
The Gators swept the 200 free, led by Micayla Cronk’s first place end and 1:45.22 time. Nikonova completed second, with Katie Mack coming in third. Tylor Mathieu positioned sixth, as 4 Gators superior to the A-final.
Men’s 200 Free
Macguire McDuff posted the top-time within the session, ending simply off his profession excessive with a 1:33.68. Alfonso Mestre, Liendo, and Oskar Lindholm all certified for the A-final. Florida competed 14 complete swimmers within the occasion.
Women’s 100 Breast
The lone Gator within the occasion, Olivia Peoples completed fifth at 1:01.19.
Men’s 100 Breast
Julian Smith and Aleksas Savickas completed forward of the remainder of the sector, with Smith’s 51.60 time being a career-best.
Women’s 100 Back
Katie Mack certified for the A-final, ending in 53.58, whereas Aris Runnels completed in tenth, adopted by Mary Kate Kelley in fifteenth.
Men’s 100 Back
Cameron Abaqueta was the one Florida swimmer within the occasion, ending in sixteenth for a B-final qualification.
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