
TCU Swimmers Shine in Day Three
2/25/2023 12:01:00 AM | Swimming and Diving
More Records Fall
Austin, Texas: Jadon Wuilliez, Milan Fabian and Claire Chahbandour raise the bar for TCU swim and dive in day three of the Big 12 Championships in Austin, Texas.
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In Friday's action 22 Frogs qualified for championship finals and put on memorable performances. Wuilliez swam a career best in the 100-breaststroke final where he finished with a silver medal. The sophomore clocked in at 51.70 just missing out on a NCAA A-cut. He walked away with the TCU record in the event.
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Fabian put forth a dominate performance in the 200 freestyle. The sophomore capped off the final with a time of 1:35.24 for fourth place. His time broke the all-time TCU record and earned a NCAA B-cut.
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Chahbandour built upon a record she already held. In the 100 breaststroke, she powered to a career best 1:01.29 reaching a NCAA B-cut.
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Freshman Edgar Cicanci continued to make his mark in his first season with the Frogs. He sported a 47.16 second 100 back performance for a bronze medal and another B-cut.
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TCU took part in multiple top-five finishes during day three. Jeanne Dahmen started the finals session with a fifth-place finish in the 100 fly. She was just .05 second off the school record. On the men's side, Piotr Sadlowski continues to lead the Frogs with a fourth place time of 47.55.
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Geremia Freri finished the 400 IM just short of the TCU record at 3:46.14. The sophomore earned fourth place overall in the event.
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Emma Hultquist led the women's 200 freestyle with a fourth place time of 1:47.88.
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Men's Team Standings
1. Texas - 741
2. TCU - 564
3. West Virginia - 492
Women's Team Standings
1. Texas - 751
2. Iowa State - 383
3. TCU - 375
4. Kansas - 356
5. West Virginia – 335
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Up Next: The Frogs will wrap up the Big 12 Championships on Saturday, Feb. 25 in Austin, Texas.
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In Friday's action 22 Frogs qualified for championship finals and put on memorable performances. Wuilliez swam a career best in the 100-breaststroke final where he finished with a silver medal. The sophomore clocked in at 51.70 just missing out on a NCAA A-cut. He walked away with the TCU record in the event.
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Fabian put forth a dominate performance in the 200 freestyle. The sophomore capped off the final with a time of 1:35.24 for fourth place. His time broke the all-time TCU record and earned a NCAA B-cut.
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Chahbandour built upon a record she already held. In the 100 breaststroke, she powered to a career best 1:01.29 reaching a NCAA B-cut.
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Freshman Edgar Cicanci continued to make his mark in his first season with the Frogs. He sported a 47.16 second 100 back performance for a bronze medal and another B-cut.
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TCU took part in multiple top-five finishes during day three. Jeanne Dahmen started the finals session with a fifth-place finish in the 100 fly. She was just .05 second off the school record. On the men's side, Piotr Sadlowski continues to lead the Frogs with a fourth place time of 47.55.
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Geremia Freri finished the 400 IM just short of the TCU record at 3:46.14. The sophomore earned fourth place overall in the event.
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Emma Hultquist led the women's 200 freestyle with a fourth place time of 1:47.88.
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Men's Team Standings
1. Texas - 741
2. TCU - 564
3. West Virginia - 492
Women's Team Standings
1. Texas - 751
2. Iowa State - 383
3. TCU - 375
4. Kansas - 356
5. West Virginia – 335
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Up Next: The Frogs will wrap up the Big 12 Championships on Saturday, Feb. 25 in Austin, Texas.
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