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Ohio State Places Ninth at NCAA Championships
3/23/2024 10:51:00 PM | Women's Swim & Dive
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COLUMBUS, Ohio – The No. 9 Ohio State women's swimming and diving team finished tied for ninth at the NCAA Championships, which wrapped up on Saturday. It is the fourth consecutive year the Buckeyes have finished in the top 10, the most consecutive top 10 NCAA finishes in program history.
The Buckeyes totaled 162 points and tied with NC State. The only Big Ten school to finish above the Buckeyes was Indiana, who placed seventh with 206 points. Ohio State placed above rival Michigan; the Wolverines finished 12th with 147.5 points.
"I am incredibly proud of the team and staff for grinding out a top-10 finish," said Director of Swimming and Diving Bill Dorenkott. "It was a total team effort, from diving to relays, from sprint to distance and all the stroke events. If you look at where this group was coming out of high school to where they are now and what they have achieved, it is simply remarkable. We talk a lot about developing young women; the gap between theory and testimony is a meet like this one."
On the final day of competition, Maya Geringer, Amy Fulmer, Katherine Zenick, Janie Boyle, Ciara McGing, and the 400 free relay team collected All-American honors.
Geringer placed 12th in the 1650 free to earn Honorable Mention All-American honors. She finished in a time of 15:59.60.
In the 100 free, Fulmer competed in the A final and Zenick swam in the B final. Fulmer touched the wall at 47.18 to earn a fifth-place finish and First Team All-American honors. Zenick finished fifth in the B final with a time of 47.81, earning her Honorable Mention All-American recognition.
Janie Boyle and Ciara McGing both competed in the finals of platform diving. Boyle was in the A final and earned First Team All-American honors; she finished seventh with an aggregate score of 267.20. In the consolation final, McGing placed fourth with an overall score of 248.55. McGing earned Honorable Mention All-American recognition.
The Buckeyes closed out the NCAA Championships with an Honorable Mention All-American performance in the 400 free relay. The team of Zenick, Teresa Ivan, Nyah Funderburke and Fulmer placed ninth overall with a time of 3:11.06.
Ohio State All-Americans
COLUMBUS, Ohio – The No. 9 Ohio State women's swimming and diving team finished tied for ninth at the NCAA Championships, which wrapped up on Saturday. It is the fourth consecutive year the Buckeyes have finished in the top 10, the most consecutive top 10 NCAA finishes in program history.
The Buckeyes totaled 162 points and tied with NC State. The only Big Ten school to finish above the Buckeyes was Indiana, who placed seventh with 206 points. Ohio State placed above rival Michigan; the Wolverines finished 12th with 147.5 points.
"I am incredibly proud of the team and staff for grinding out a top-10 finish," said Director of Swimming and Diving Bill Dorenkott. "It was a total team effort, from diving to relays, from sprint to distance and all the stroke events. If you look at where this group was coming out of high school to where they are now and what they have achieved, it is simply remarkable. We talk a lot about developing young women; the gap between theory and testimony is a meet like this one."
On the final day of competition, Maya Geringer, Amy Fulmer, Katherine Zenick, Janie Boyle, Ciara McGing, and the 400 free relay team collected All-American honors.
Geringer placed 12th in the 1650 free to earn Honorable Mention All-American honors. She finished in a time of 15:59.60.
In the 100 free, Fulmer competed in the A final and Zenick swam in the B final. Fulmer touched the wall at 47.18 to earn a fifth-place finish and First Team All-American honors. Zenick finished fifth in the B final with a time of 47.81, earning her Honorable Mention All-American recognition.
Janie Boyle and Ciara McGing both competed in the finals of platform diving. Boyle was in the A final and earned First Team All-American honors; she finished seventh with an aggregate score of 267.20. In the consolation final, McGing placed fourth with an overall score of 248.55. McGing earned Honorable Mention All-American recognition.
The Buckeyes closed out the NCAA Championships with an Honorable Mention All-American performance in the 400 free relay. The team of Zenick, Teresa Ivan, Nyah Funderburke and Fulmer placed ninth overall with a time of 3:11.06.
Ohio State All-Americans
- Hannah Bach – 200 medley relay, 100 breast, 400 medley relay*
- Janie Boyle - Platform
- Amy Fulmer – 800 free relay*, 50 free*, 200 free relay*, 200 free*, 400 medley relay*, 100 free, 400 free relay*
- Nyah Funderburke – 200 medley relay, 200 free relay*, 100 back*, 400 medley relay*, 400 free relay*
- Maya Geringer – 1650 Free*
- Paige Hall – 800 free relay*
- Teresa Ivan – 200 medley relay, 50 free*, 200 free relay*, 400 free relay*
- Krista Marlin – 800 free relay*
- Ciara McGing – Platform*
- Josephine Panitz – 100 breast
- Katherine Zenick – 200 medley relay, 800 free relay*, 200 free relay*, 100 fly*, 400 medley relay*, 100 free*, 400 free relay*
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