2019 ACC WOMEN’S CHAMPIONSHIPS
- Wednesday-Sauturday, February 20-23rd
- Greensboro Aquatic Center, Greensboro, NC (Eastern Time Zone)
- Defending Champion: Virginia (1x) (results)
- Psych sheets
- SwimSwam Fan Guide
- Live Results
- Live Video: Day 2 | Day 3 | Day 4
- Championship Central
The NC State women closed Wednesday’s first full day of action at the 2019 ACC Swimming & Diving Championships both with a lead in the team standings (45 points ahead of Louisville) and a new ACC Record in the 200 medley relay.
The team of Ky-Lee Perry, Kylee Alons, Sirena Rowe, and Sophie Hansson combined for a 1:26.15. That took half-a-second off the old Conference and Meet record of 1:26.67 set at this meet last year by Virginia.
| NC State – New Record | Virginia – Old Record | |
| Ky-Lee Perry – 21.58 | Morgan Hill – 22.20 | |
| Kylee Alons – 21.19 | Dina Rommel – 21.93 | |
| Sirena Rowe – 21.42 | Laine Reed – 21.51 | |
| Sophie Hansson – 21.96 | Caitlin Cooper – 21.03 | |
| Total Time | 1:26.15 | 1:26.67 |
The Cavaliers, who had 3 new legs on their relay, were 3rd this year, 2-and-a-half seconds back. NC State, meanwhile, had a full refresh of their relay from the one that was 3rd last year. Two of the new additions, Alons and Hansson, are freshman; Rowe is a sophomore, and Perry, a junior, was injured at ACCs last season and unavailable.
#1 in the nation right now. Besting SEC Champs Tennessee by .5 . Looks like an NCAA top 3 finish if all goes well.
Another Dominant Performance by the lady WolfPack. Too early to start claiming an NCAA title to go with this ACC title?
WOLF-
PACK IS BACK BABY
Go Pack! Woof woof!
All FOUR Wolfpack women were under 22…and none were seniors.
That’s an amazing thing. The future is looking really bright in Raleigh! Can’t wait to see them all fully tapered for NCs!!!
Best sprint coach in the ACC – Bobby Guntoro
One of the best in Division I, not just ACC.
Future bright indeed. 4 Uber talented ladies with great worth ethic + Bobby Guntoro. That’s gonna be a contender for a chip this year or next