2025 ACC Swimming and Diving Championships
- February 18-22, 2025
- Greensboro Aquatic Center — Greensboro, North Carolina
- Full Event Schedule (pre-scratch timeline)
- Championship Central
- Psych Sheets
- Live Results
- Live Streaming
- Day 1 Finals Recap
- Day 2 Prelims Recap |Day 2 Finals Recap
- Day 3 Prelims Recap | Day 3 Finals Recap
- Day 4 Prelims Recap | Day 4 Finals Recap
On Night 4 of the ACC Championships, Virginia junior Carly Novelline took on an a-typical double: the 200 fly and 100 back. As these two events are on different days at NCAAs, we typically don’t see this double as an option. But since the ACC event schedule differs, and these are two of Novelline’s 3 best events, she and the Virginia staff decided to go for it.
In the prelims, Novelline qualified for the B-final in the 200 fly and C-final in the 100 back. Seeing as her meet was over after the finals session, Novelline made the most of her racing opportunities.
In the 200 Fly B-final, Novelline swam a 1:54.23, a huge personal, while leading a 1-2 finish for UVA with teammate Bailey Hartman. In the 100 back C-final, Novelline posted a 51.68, a near personal best, winning the heat in a time that would have also won the B-final.
Noticed a nutty double in the A-10 meet yesterday as well (not sure if it was mentioned in the article discussing their meet or if there was one posted for yesterday) – Ashley Freel of Duquesne swam the 100 fly (finishing 1st) and turned around immediately to swim the 400 IM (taking 4th).
Consolation Final points at the 2025 NCAA DI Women’s Swimming & Diving Championships would be welcome especially with the early retirement of R. Tiltmann.
Way to go Carly!