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Florida Women Qualify 9 Swimmers to the NCAA Championships
Wednesday, March 2, 2016 | Women's Swimming & Diving
Gators to compete in Atlanta from Mar. 16-19
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GAINESVILLE, Fla. -- The University of Florida women's swimming and diving team will compete in the 2016 NCAA Swimming and Diving Championships beginning Wednesday, March 16 and ending Saturday, March 19, in Atlanta. Competition will be held inside the McAuley Aquatic Center.
Nine Gators qualified in 14 induividual events and four relay races come competition in two weeks, eight of which swimmers are returners from last year's meet.
Florida divers Kahlia Warner, Delaney Dye, Emily Mosher, Abigail Howell, and Teya Syskakis will have the opportunity to qualify for the NCAA meet next week in Atanta, from Mar. 7-9, at the NCAA Zone B Diving regional meet.
Last year at the NCAA Championships, Florida finished ninth overall after scoring 129 points. UF finished in the top 10 for the 15th consecutive year. Overall, the Gators amassed 15 All-American swims and gathered five honorable mention accolades.
Of the schools this season, Florida ranks tied for ninth with the most swimmers who qualified. The Gators are looking for their fourth NCAA Championship, most recently winning the women's title in 2010 under current Coach Troy.
Complete List of UF Competitors, Events Selected In:
* Note -- selected swimmers will participate in additional events based on previously recorded times.
Florida Relays:
In addition to Florida's 14 individual events, the Gators will participate in four relay events -- 800 Free Relay, 200 Free Relay, 400 Medley Relay, and 400 Free Relay.
Being an All-American:
In NCAA swimming and diving, athletes and relay teams who make the championship final (top eight) are considered First-Team All-Americans. Athletes and relay teams that qualify for the consolation final (determines places 9-16) are considered Honorable Mention All-Americans.
All-American teams are selected by the College Swimming Coaches Association of America (CSCAA).
Looking Back:
Two weeks ago, Florida's men won the program's fourth-straight and 37th overall Southeastern Conference Championship. On the women's side, the Gators ended their conference championship in sixth place.
Overall, Florida won 11 SEC championships, broke eight school records and registered 11 NCAA 'A' Cuts. UF's 37 SEC team championships ranks second amongst all sports in the history of the SEC (Kentucky Men's Basketball, 45).
Following the Championships:
For ways to watch the meet, complete results and any other information for the meet, click here.
Follow the Gators:
Gator fans are encouraged to follow the swimming and diving program via Twitter or Facebook.
GAINESVILLE, Fla. -- The University of Florida women's swimming and diving team will compete in the 2016 NCAA Swimming and Diving Championships beginning Wednesday, March 16 and ending Saturday, March 19, in Atlanta. Competition will be held inside the McAuley Aquatic Center.
Nine Gators qualified in 14 induividual events and four relay races come competition in two weeks, eight of which swimmers are returners from last year's meet.
Florida divers Kahlia Warner, Delaney Dye, Emily Mosher, Abigail Howell, and Teya Syskakis will have the opportunity to qualify for the NCAA meet next week in Atanta, from Mar. 7-9, at the NCAA Zone B Diving regional meet.
Last year at the NCAA Championships, Florida finished ninth overall after scoring 129 points. UF finished in the top 10 for the 15th consecutive year. Overall, the Gators amassed 15 All-American swims and gathered five honorable mention accolades.
Of the schools this season, Florida ranks tied for ninth with the most swimmers who qualified. The Gators are looking for their fourth NCAA Championship, most recently winning the women's title in 2010 under current Coach Troy.
Complete List of UF Competitors, Events Selected In:
| Name | Class | Event | Time |
| Hannah Burns | Fr. | 400 IM | 4:09.22 |
| Autumn Finke | Jr. | 1,650 Free | 16:11.00 |
| Natalie Hinds | Sr. | 50 Free | 21.92 |
| Natalie Hinds | Sr. | 100 Fly | 51.87 |
| Natalie Hinds | Sr. | 100 Free | 47.35 |
| Georgia Hohmann | Jr. | 200 Back | 1:53.61 |
| Taylor Katz | Jr. | 200 Fly | 1:55.69 |
| Ashlee Linn | Sr. | 200 IM | 1:57.76 |
| Ashlee Linn | Sr. | 200 Back | 1:52.46 |
| Amelia Maughan | So. | 200 Free | 1:45.76 |
| Jessica Thielmann | Sr. | 500 Free | 4:39.76 |
| Jessica Thielmann | Sr. | 400 IM | 4:08.88 |
| Jessica Thielmann | Sr. | 1,650 Free | 15:56.32 |
| Alyssa Yambor-Maul | Jr. | 200 Fly | 1:56.10 |
| Lindsey McKnight | Sr. | Relay | |
| Mollie Pulte | Fr. | Relay |
Florida Relays:
In addition to Florida's 14 individual events, the Gators will participate in four relay events -- 800 Free Relay, 200 Free Relay, 400 Medley Relay, and 400 Free Relay.
Being an All-American:
In NCAA swimming and diving, athletes and relay teams who make the championship final (top eight) are considered First-Team All-Americans. Athletes and relay teams that qualify for the consolation final (determines places 9-16) are considered Honorable Mention All-Americans.
All-American teams are selected by the College Swimming Coaches Association of America (CSCAA).
Looking Back:
Two weeks ago, Florida's men won the program's fourth-straight and 37th overall Southeastern Conference Championship. On the women's side, the Gators ended their conference championship in sixth place.
Overall, Florida won 11 SEC championships, broke eight school records and registered 11 NCAA 'A' Cuts. UF's 37 SEC team championships ranks second amongst all sports in the history of the SEC (Kentucky Men's Basketball, 45).
Following the Championships:
For ways to watch the meet, complete results and any other information for the meet, click here.
Follow the Gators:
Gator fans are encouraged to follow the swimming and diving program via Twitter or Facebook.
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