Indiana University Athletics

Capobianco, Fowler Punch NCAA Tickets in Lexington
3/7/2021 2:15:00 PM | Men's Swimming and Diving, Women's Swimming and Diving
LEXINGTON, Ky. – The Indiana University men's and women's diving teams collected two NCAA auto-qualifying finishes on the opening day of competition at the 2021 NCAA Zone C Championships on Sunday afternoon at the Lancaster Aquatic Center.
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WOMEN'S 1-METER
Freshman Anne Fowler cruised to a victory and an NCAA qualification on the 1-meter springboard with a 12-dive final score of 610.55 points. Her set consisted of six dives tallying at least 50 points on the judges' scorecards.
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Freshman Tarrin Gilliland scored 546.05 points to finish in eighth place. She registered scores north of 40 on 11-of-12 dives during the first day of competition. Gilliland will be eligible for the NCAA Championships in the event should she post a qualifying score in one of the next two events in Lexington.
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After sneaking into the finals with her last two dives totaling 94.80 points, junior Alyssa Wang finished 17th overall with a 12-dive point total of 485.35.
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Sophomore Zain Smith finished 24th in the preliminary round with a score of 192.55.
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MEN'S 3-METER
Redshirt junior Andrew Capobianco started with a bang, hitting an 81.60 on his first dive of the preliminary round and never looked back. He finished the day with a winning 12-dive score of 850.80, easily punching his ticket to the NCAA Championships in the event. He cleared second place by nearly 60 points.
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The defending 3-meter NCAA Champion totaled three dives over 80 points on the afternoon. Â
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Senior Mory Gould hit 10-of-12 dives over 60 points between the preliminary rounds and the finals for a total of 714.80 and a 10th-place finish.
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Junior Cole VanDevender was consistent in the prelims, scoring between 56 and 67 points on all six dives. He parlayed that into a 12th-place effort for the day and a final score of 706.85.
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Both Gould and VanDevender could earn spots in the NCAA Championships with a qualifying mark in either of the remaining diving events this week.
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NCAA ZONE C CHAMPIONSHIPS RESULTS
WOMEN'S 1-METER
1. Anne Fowler – 610.55 (NCAA Auto-Qualifier)
8. Tarrin Gilliland – 546.05
17. Alyssa Wang – 485.35
24. Zain Smith – 192.55
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MEN'S 3-METER
1. Andrew Capobianco – 850.80 (NCAA Auto-Qualifier)
10. Mory Gould – 714.80
12. Cole VanDevender – 706.85
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UP NEXT
The diving squad will be back in action tomorrow (March 8) for the second day of competition from the NCAA Zone C Championships. The women will contest the 3-meter event, while the men will handle the platform.
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WOMEN'S 1-METER
Freshman Anne Fowler cruised to a victory and an NCAA qualification on the 1-meter springboard with a 12-dive final score of 610.55 points. Her set consisted of six dives tallying at least 50 points on the judges' scorecards.
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Freshman Tarrin Gilliland scored 546.05 points to finish in eighth place. She registered scores north of 40 on 11-of-12 dives during the first day of competition. Gilliland will be eligible for the NCAA Championships in the event should she post a qualifying score in one of the next two events in Lexington.
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After sneaking into the finals with her last two dives totaling 94.80 points, junior Alyssa Wang finished 17th overall with a 12-dive point total of 485.35.
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Sophomore Zain Smith finished 24th in the preliminary round with a score of 192.55.
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MEN'S 3-METER
Redshirt junior Andrew Capobianco started with a bang, hitting an 81.60 on his first dive of the preliminary round and never looked back. He finished the day with a winning 12-dive score of 850.80, easily punching his ticket to the NCAA Championships in the event. He cleared second place by nearly 60 points.
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The defending 3-meter NCAA Champion totaled three dives over 80 points on the afternoon. Â
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Senior Mory Gould hit 10-of-12 dives over 60 points between the preliminary rounds and the finals for a total of 714.80 and a 10th-place finish.
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Junior Cole VanDevender was consistent in the prelims, scoring between 56 and 67 points on all six dives. He parlayed that into a 12th-place effort for the day and a final score of 706.85.
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Both Gould and VanDevender could earn spots in the NCAA Championships with a qualifying mark in either of the remaining diving events this week.
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NCAA ZONE C CHAMPIONSHIPS RESULTS
WOMEN'S 1-METER
1. Anne Fowler – 610.55 (NCAA Auto-Qualifier)
8. Tarrin Gilliland – 546.05
17. Alyssa Wang – 485.35
24. Zain Smith – 192.55
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MEN'S 3-METER
1. Andrew Capobianco – 850.80 (NCAA Auto-Qualifier)
10. Mory Gould – 714.80
12. Cole VanDevender – 706.85
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UP NEXT
The diving squad will be back in action tomorrow (March 8) for the second day of competition from the NCAA Zone C Championships. The women will contest the 3-meter event, while the men will handle the platform.
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@IndianaSwimDive
Be sure to keep up with all the latest news on the Indiana men's and women's swimming and diving teams on social media – Twitter, Facebook and Instagram.
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#GoIU
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