The Longhorns swept the top five spots in this final. Meet Record: 47.46 – Claire Adams (Texas), 2018.The Mountaineers also got 6th and 8th place finishes from Josh Harlan (1:46.87) and Jake Young (1:48.00), while TCU’s Luke Dimiceli took 7th in 1:47.95. Heimes knocked over a second off of his lifetime best today, which previously was a 1:46.93 from last year’s Big 12 Champs. West Virginia’s Justin Heimes officially took 3rd with a time of 1:45.79 after touching just ahead of TCU’s Stefan Varga (1:45.88) and Kade Knoch (1:46.05). He was the only other man in the A-final under 1:45, although a trio of Longhorns were under 1:44 in the B-final, led by Chris O’Connor at 1:41.82. His teammate Peter Larson took 2nd in 1:41.64. That’s the third individual title for Foster this week, as he won the 200 IM and the 400 IM the last two days. Big 12 Record: 1:36.42 – John Shebat (Texas), 2019Ĭarson Foster was already the #3 man in the nation in this event heading into this week, and he was just a bit off of season-best time of 1:39.25 tonight, touching in 1:39.42.There was a tie for 4th, as both Dewi Blose of Kansas and Liz Richardson of Iowa State touched in 1:58.60, just ahead of Kansas’ Ellie Howe (1:58.72).Ī bit further back, Abby Reardon of WVU (2:00.22) and Iowa State’s Emily Haan (2:00.47) took 7th and 8th. Both women sent lifetime best with those swims. TCU’s Rylee Moore took 2nd in 1:57.34, just ahead of WVU’s Paige Dressel (1:57.43).

Bray opened up a multiple body length lead by the halfway point ultimately touched six seconds ahead of the rest of the field. Texas’ Olivia Bray, normally known as a butteflier, nipped the meet record in this event tonight with a time of 1:51.09.

Meet Record: 579.60 – Jordan Windle (Texas), 2018.

Texas will easily win both team title, but there is still a good battle for the minor positions in the meet: TCU is only 40.5 points behind Kansas on the women’s side, while West Virginia is only 60 points behind TCU on the men’s side.Īlso, we could see a few meet or conference records go down tonight, including the 200 breast after Longhorn Anna Elendt set the 100 breast record last night. The 2022 Big 12 Swimming & Diving Championship wrap up with tonight with finals of the 200 back, 100 free, 200 breast, 200 fly, and platform diving, along with timed finals of the 1650 freestyle and 400 free.

The Aquatic Center at Mylan Park – Morgantown, WV.

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