Andreas Vazaios

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Wolfpack Faces First Conference Foe on the Road at Duke

Full Name:	Andreas Vazaios
Born:	May 09th, 1994
	Athens, Greece
Nationality:	Greece
Status:	Active

International Career Vazaios is a two-time Olympian from Greece. At the 2012 Olympic Games, he competed in the 200 IM and placed 26th respectively. Four years later, he qualified for the semi-final in the same event and finished 11th overall with a time of 1:59.54. Vazaios also won the European Championship title in the 200 IM at the 2016 European Championships. Most recently, he placed 9th in the 200 IM at the 2017 FINA World Championships in Budapest. College Career 2016-2017 Vazaios joined NC State in 2016 and had a stellar first season with the Pack. At the ACC Championships, Vazaios won the 200 IM in 1:41.25 and the 200 butterfly in 1:41.42. He also placed third in the 100 butterfly and was a part of the 800 freestyle and 400 medley relays. At the NCAA Championships, Vazaios was one of the key players for the Wolfpack. On night one, he swam the second leg in the record-breaking 800 freestyle relay. With a time of 6:06.53, the Wolfpack took the title and broke the NCAA Record. Vazaios also swam the 200 IM and finished seventh overall. To switch his event line up from the ACC Championships, Vazaios swam the 100 backstroke instead of the 100 butterfly. …

Wolfpack Faces First Conference Foe on the Road at Duke

The NC State swimming and diving teams will match up against their first conference opponent of the season Saturday as they make the short trip to Durham, N.C. to take on Duke.

Vazaios, Comerford Named ACC Swimmers of Week

NC State’s Andreas Vazaios has been selected as the ACC Men’s Swimmer of the Week, and Virginia Tech’s Ben Schiesl has been named the Diver of the Week. On the women’s side, Louisville’s Mallory Comerford has been tabbed as the ACC Women’s Swimmer of the Week, and the Virginia’s Sydney Dusel has been named Diver of the Week.

SwimSwam 2018-2019 NCAA Division I Men’s Preseason Picks

Texas senior Townley Haas is our pick to win the 200 free for the fourth-straight time, and earn his third title in the 500 free, as well.

Perry & Korstanje Sweep Sprints as Wolfpack Beats Gamecocks

Andreas Vazaios tripled and Ky-Lee Perry and Nyls Korstanje swept the sprint freestyles as the NC State men and women both defeated South Carolina Friday.

2018 European Championships: Day 4 Finals Live Recap

Anton Chupkov has a shot at the 200 breast world record on day 4 of the European Championships.

2018 European Championships: Day 3 Finals Live Recap

Gregorio Paltrinieri will look for his fourth consecutive 1500 title at the European Championships in Glasgow.

2018 Euros Previews: Verraszto Eyes 3rd Straight Title In Men’s 400 IM

David Verraszto will seek his 5th straight medal and 3rd straight title in the 400 IM at the European Championships.

37 Division I Swimmers Named Academic All-District Selections

he College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA) announced its 2017-18 Google Cloud Academic All-District At-Large teams last week and 20 Division I men’s swimmers and 17 women’s swimmers were among those honored.

NC State’s Andreas Vazaios Named ACC Men’s Swimmer Of The Year

NCAA champions Mallory Comerford of Louisville and Andreas Vazaios of NC State headline the Atlantic Coast Conference’s yearly award winners for the 2017-18 Swimming and Diving Season.

NCAA Messieurs 2018 jour 4 : Caeleb Dressel a gagné des batailles, et le Texas d’Eddie Reese a gagné la guerre

Une fois de plus, c’est Eddie Reese qui a gagné, Texas, à la onzième heure, ayant réussi à accumuler le plus de points. Malgré Dressel, Florida est seulement cinquième.

2018 NCAA Men’s Championships: Individual Breakdown

The 2018 men’s championships wrapped up last night so now it’s time to look at individual performances.

2018 Men’s NCAA Championships: Day 4 Finals Live Recap

Indiana and Ian Finnerty lead the way heading into the final day, but they’ll have to hold off hard-charging Texas and Cal tonight to seal an upset NCAA team title.

NC State’s Vazaios Swim 1:38.6 to Become 3rd Fastest 200 Flyer Ever

The 200 fly was shaping up to be a close one, but NC State’s Andreas Vazaios remained on top as the only swimmer to break 1:39 in the final.

Vazaios Lands #7 All-Time with 1:39.6 200 Fly

Vazaios broke 1:40 for the first time this morning, clocking in at 1:39.68.

2018 Men’s NCAA Championships: Day 3 Finals Live Recap

Indiana leads a brutally-close team battle, and also has several event title contenders tonight: among them Ian Finnerty (pictured) in the 100 breast and Blake Pieroni in the 200 free.