
TCU Shows Fortitude at FSU Classic
9/30/2023 3:03:00 PM | Swimming and Diving
The Frogs bring home seven first place finishes
TALLAHASSEE – TCU Swim and Dive competed in the first meet of the season on Friday and Saturday at the FSU Classic in Tallahassee, Fla.
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The women's team placed second in the four-team competition with a score of 191 and the men, third, with a score of 170 through 36 events.
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Anna Kwong took home the gold on 3-meter securing her first Zone cut of the season with a score of 297.35. On 1-meter, Kwong placed second with a 246.30.
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In the pool, Piotr Sadlowski swam the fourth-fastest time in school history in the 100 fly (47.96). Olivia Rhodes secured her first win of the season with a 51.57 in the 100 freestyle. Kito Camossato brings the gold back to Fort Worth with a victory in the 100 breast (55.43).
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In her TCU debut, Tania Quaglieri broke into the top 10 in program history with a 55.27 in the 100 back. She earned her first victory in the 200 back swimming to a 2:02.56.
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The women's relays found much success in Florida bringing home the gold in both the 400 Free (3:25.38) and 200 Free (1:33.91). Both relays are comprised of Serena Gould, Mikayla Popham, Rhodes and Quaglieri.
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UP NEXT
The Frogs will be back in action on Friday, Oct. 13 at the home-opener vs. BYU in Fort Worth, Texas.
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FOLLOW THE FROGS
For more information on TCU Swimming and Diving, visit gofrogs.com and follow the team on social media: @TCUSwimDive on Twitter and Facebook, @TCU_SwimDive on Instagram.
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The women's team placed second in the four-team competition with a score of 191 and the men, third, with a score of 170 through 36 events.
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Anna Kwong took home the gold on 3-meter securing her first Zone cut of the season with a score of 297.35. On 1-meter, Kwong placed second with a 246.30.
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In the pool, Piotr Sadlowski swam the fourth-fastest time in school history in the 100 fly (47.96). Olivia Rhodes secured her first win of the season with a 51.57 in the 100 freestyle. Kito Camossato brings the gold back to Fort Worth with a victory in the 100 breast (55.43).
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In her TCU debut, Tania Quaglieri broke into the top 10 in program history with a 55.27 in the 100 back. She earned her first victory in the 200 back swimming to a 2:02.56.
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The women's relays found much success in Florida bringing home the gold in both the 400 Free (3:25.38) and 200 Free (1:33.91). Both relays are comprised of Serena Gould, Mikayla Popham, Rhodes and Quaglieri.
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UP NEXT
The Frogs will be back in action on Friday, Oct. 13 at the home-opener vs. BYU in Fort Worth, Texas.
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FOLLOW THE FROGS
For more information on TCU Swimming and Diving, visit gofrogs.com and follow the team on social media: @TCUSwimDive on Twitter and Facebook, @TCU_SwimDive on Instagram.
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