Tallahassee, Fla. – Several members with ties to the Florida States swimming and diving teams competed in various national meets around the world this past week. “We’ve had current, former and future members of our team in action all of the world in the past week or so,” FSU head coach Neal Studd said. “For our swimmers to display their talents on the national level is an incredible opportunity. We’re very excited with how well they all performed, especially since a couple of these athletes swam at NCAAs and went through the collegiate season that ended just a few short weeks ago.” With Seminoles swimming in meets in Canada, Europe and South Africa, the highlight came from former standout Emma Terebo at the French Elite Championships, where she captured two titles in the backstroke events behind personal best times. Terebo won 100m back at 59.64, which is a FINA automatic qualifying standard and later took the title in the 200m back at 2:11.35, which is a FINA ‘B” time. She was also under the FINA consideration time in the 50m back, clocking 28.42 for fourth place. Following the meet, Terebo was named as one of the 21 athletes that will represent France at the 2022 FINA World Championships in Budapest this summer.