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WATCH: Lydia Jacoby Break 17-18 National Age Group Record in the 200 Breaststroke

2023 BIG 12 CHAMPIONSHIPS

The Texas Longhorns men’s and women’s teams wrapped up their 44th and 11th consecutive conference titles on Saturday, respectively.

WOMEN’S 200 BACK – FINALS

  • NCAA ‘A’ Cut – 1:50.50
  • NCAA ‘B’ Cut – 1:57.07
  • Meet Record: 1:51.09 – Olivia Bray (Texas), 2022
  • Big 12 Record: 1:49.91 – Tasija Karosas (Texas), 2017
  • 2022 Champion: Olivia Bray (Texas) – 1:51.09

Top 8:

  1. Olivia Bray (Texas) – 1:50.09
  2. Dewi Blose (Kansas) – 1:57.79
  3. Liz Richardson (Iowa State) – 1:57.97
  4. Lezli Sisung (Kansas) – 1:59.35
  5. Paige Dressel (West Virginia) – 1:59.59
  6. Rylee Moore (TCU) – 2:00.02
  7. Madi Dohrn (Iowa State) – 2:00.45
  8. Emily Knorr (West Virginia) – 2:00.61

Olivia Bray has been on fire all week, and that continued in the 200 back with a 1:50.09 to break her own Meet Record by a full second. She’s also now within .18 seconds of the overall Big 12 Record.

 

MEN’S 200 BACK – FINALS

  • NCAA ‘A’ Cut – 1:39.13
  • NCAA ‘B’ Cut – 1:44.82
  • Meet Record: 1:38.61 – Ryan Harty (Texas), 2019
  • Big 12 Record: 1:36.42 – John Shebat (Texas), 2019
  • 2022 Champion: Carson Foster (Texas) – 1:39.42

Top 8:

  1. Carson Foster (Texas) – 1:38.87
  2. Ethan Harder (Texas) – 1:41.48
  3. Justin Heimes (West Virginia) – 1:43.84
  4. Edgar Cicanci (TCU) – 1:45.41
  5. Charlie Crosby (Texas) – 1:46.01
  6. Jamin Harlan (West Virginia) – 1:47.07
  7. Parker Hughes (TCU) – 1:48.33
  8. Maverick Bray (West Virginia) – 1:48.90

Texas junior Carson Foster wrapped up a three-for-three meet, following wins in the 200 IM and 400 IM, with a victory in the 200 back. This was the only of those races in which he didn’t break a Meet Record.

WOMEN’S 100 FREE – FINALS

  • NCAA ‘A’ Cut – 47.18
  • NCAA ‘B’ Cut – 49.44
  • Meet Record: 47.46 – Claire Adams (Texas), 2018
  • Big 12 Record: 47.32 – Claire Adams (Texas), 2018
  • 2022 Champion: Kelly Pash (Texas) – 48.42

Top 8:

  1. Kelly Pash (Texas) – 47.68
  2. Ava Longi (Texas) – 48.47
  3. Kyla Leibel (Texas) – 48.79
  4. Bridget Semenuk (Texas) – 48.89
  5. Jacqueline McCutchan (West Virginia) – 49.27
  6. Grace Cooper (Texas) – 49.68
  7. Serena Gould (TCU) – 50.33
  8. Ada Szwabinska (West Virginia) – 50.36

Texas senior Kelly Pash repeated as the 100 free champion in a time of 47.68, nearly a second faster than her winning tally from last year. She was just off her season-best mark of 47.35 from the Minnesota Invitational, which ranks eighth in the NCAA this season.

MEN’S 100 FREE – FINALS

  • NCAA ‘A’ Cut – 41.64
  • NCAA ‘B’ Cut – 43.59
  • Meet Record: 41.26 – Daniel Krueger (Texas), 2020
  • Big 12 Record: 41.26 – Daniel Krueger (Texas), 2020
  • 2022 Champion: Daniel Krueger (Texas) – 41.49

Top 8:

  1. Daniel Krueger (Texas) – 42.12
  2. Peter Larson (Texas) – 42.61
  3. Luke Hobson (Texas) – 42.62
  4. Conner McBeth (West Virginia) – 43.34
  5. Milan Fabian (TCU) – 43.61
  6. Dusan Babic (TCU) – 44.26
  7. Roanoke Shirk (West Virginia) – 44.77
  8. Raphael Paiva (TCU) – 45.12

Make it five 100 free titles in a row for Texas fifth year Daniel Krueger, who added to his accolades with another win in 42.12. He couldn’t quite beat his winning time from last year or his Big 12 record from 2020, but he was still nearly half a second clear of the field.

WOMEN’S 1650 – TIMED FINALS

  • NCAA ‘A’ Cut – 15:52.41
  • NCAA ‘B’ Cut – 16:30.59
  • Meet Record: 15:56.51 – Evie Pfeifer (Texas), 2021
  • Big 12 Record: 5:48.65 – Evie Pfeifer (Texas), 2021
  • 2022 Champion: Erica Sullivan (Texas) – 15:58.74

Top 8:

  1. Erica Sullivan (Texas) – 15:49.16
  2. Abby Pfeifer (Texas) – 16:09.67
  3. Olivia McMurray (Texas) – 16:19.62
  4. Miranda Kirtley (West Virginia) – 16:43.28
  5. Brinley Horras (Iowa State) – 16:44.99
  6. Jordan Edwards (TCU) – 16:46.98
  7. Corinne Guist (Iowa State) – 16:55.55
  8. Maddy Rundell (Iowa State) – 16:56.96

Texas sophomore Erica Sullivan dominated the 1650 free with a season-best 15:49.16, demolishing Evie Pfeifer’s meet record from 2021 (15:56.51) in the process.

MEN’S 1650 – TIMED FINALS

  • NCAA ‘A’ Cut – 14:37.31
  • NCAA ‘B’ Cut – 15:26.19
  • 2022 Champion: David Johnston (Texas) –  14:45.84

Top 8:

  1. David Johnston (Texas) – 14:37.30
  2. William Mullen (West Virginia) – 15:20.04
  3. Tristan McFarland (TCU) – 15:47.98
  4. Bryce Flynn (TCU) – 15:52.35
  5. Geremia Freri (TCU) – 15:57.08

Texas junior David Johnston pulled off a three-peat in the 1650 with a time of 14:37.30, more than eight seconds faster than his winning time from last year.

WOMEN’S 200 BREAST – FINALS

  • NCAA ‘A’ Cut – 2:06.18
  • NCAA ‘B’ Cut – 2:13.89
  • Meet Record: 2:03.92 – Anna Elendt (Texas), 2022
  • Big 12 Record: 2:03.92 – Anna Elendt (Texas), 2022
  • 2022 Champion: Anna Elendt (Texas) – 2:03.92

Top 8:

  1. Lydia Jacoby (Texas) – 2:04.32
  2. Anna Elendt (Texas) – 2:05.50
  3. Channing Hanley (Texas) – 2:09.32
  4. Mia Cheatwood (West Virginia) – 2:10.41
  5. Lidnsey Hosch (Texas) – 2:13.60
  6. Claire Chahband (TCU) – 2:14.16
  7. Molly Robinson (Kansas) – 2:17.64
  8. Aidan Howze (Kansas) – 2:19.42

Texas freshman Lydia Jacoby once again outdueled junior teammate Anna Elendt for a Big 12 title while taking down her second 17-18 national age group (NAG) record in as many days.

Jacoby, who turns 19 in just a few days, blazed a personal-best 2:04.32 to shave more than a second off Ella Nelson‘s previous NAG record of 2:05.68 from 2020.

MEN’S 200 BREAST – FINALS

  • NCAA ‘A’ Cut – 1:51.54
  • NCAA ‘B’ Cut – 1:57.95
  • Meet Record: 1:49.89 – Will Licon (Texas), 2017
  • Big 12 Record: 1:47.91 – Will Licon (Texas), 2017
  • 2022 Champion: Caspar Corbeau (Texas) – 1:51.81

Top 8:

  1. Caspar Corbeau (Texas) – 1:51.92
  2. Braden Vines (Texas) – 1:53.48
  3. Jake Foster (Texas) – 1:53.61
  4. Paul DeGrado (Texas) – 1:55.96
  5. William Chan (Texas) – 1:56.44
  6. Danny Berlitz (West Virginia) – 1:56.76
  7. Adam McDonald (West Virginia) – 1:57.23
  8. Reilly Keaney (West Virginia) – 1:58.37

Texas senior Caspar Corbeau secured his fourth 200 breast title in a row with a time of 1:51.92, just about a tenth of second slower than his winning time from last year.

 

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