UVA Post-Practice Time Trial
- October 3rd, 2020
- UVA Natatorium
- Short Course Yards (SCY)
Today, following the team’s morning practice, the University of Virginia’s women’s 200 medley relay of Alex Walsh, Alexis Wenger, Lexi Cuomo, and Kate Douglass competed in a time trial, touching in 1:36.7 per the team’s social media account.
A little Saturday morningš„ 200 Medley Relay (Walsh BK24.1-Wenger BR27.4-Cuomo FL23.7-Douglass FR21.4=1:36.7š³) #GoHoos #WeWillāļø pic.twitter.com/CnpYvs2ko6
— Virginia Swimming and Dive (@UVASwimDive) October 3, 2020
The Virginia coaching staff timed a1:36.7, and our hand timing of the video essentially confirms that with a 1:36.9. Regardless of those two-tenths, it is still an incredibly fast time for this early in the season. A time of 1:36.9 would have put them seeded ahead of five teams going into the 2020 NCAA D1 Women’s Swimming and Diving Championships. 1:36.7 would have jumped 3 more teams.
Virginia had the fastest time in the NCAA last season in this event in 1:33.91.
The relay was made up of two of the four members (Wenger and Douglass) of UVA’s ACC meet record-setting relay from last spring.
Splits
- Alex Walsh – 24.1
- Alexis Wenger – 27.4
- Lexi Cuomo – 23.7
- Kate Douglass – 21.4
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If it happens; UVA will win the women’s NCAA swimming championship,
Would have won last year too (2020)
And apparently did this in practice suits
Woah isnāt it kinda early for Desorbo to start tapering his swimmers
The Desorbo watch strikes again.
I timed it. It was accurate.