Alabamaâs Rhyan White Named SEC Female Swimmer of the Year
The junior is the first member of the Crimson Tide womenâs team to earn SEC Swimmer of the Year
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BIRMINGHAM, Ala. –
The accolades continue to roll in for Alabama’s Rhyan White following an extraordinary season in the pool. The junior became the first Crimson Tide woman to be voted Southeastern Conference Swimmer of the Year, the league office announced Wednesday.
“This is a tremendous honor for Rhyan and our program, interim coach Ozzie Quevedo said in a press release. To be voted as the SEC Swimmer of the Year by the league’s coaches says volumes about the kind of season she had. She and her teammates have worked extremely hard this season and it’s great to see it pay off this way. We’re also very proud of all our All-SEC honorees. This league is so tough and to have so many earn these honors says so much about the direction this program is going and that it is truly a team effort and not
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Alabama Swimming & Diving is destroying Georgia Tech in SEC / ACC Battle
News Highlights: Alabama Swimming & Diving is destroying Georgia Tech in SEC / ACC Battle
Swimming and diving in Alabama ended its regular season with a swing from the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets Friday afternoon in Atlanta, Georgia, at the McCauley Aquatic Center.
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The women of Crimson Tide swept every swimming event, with Gracie Felner, Kensey McMahon and Rhyan White leading the way with two wins each. Felner won the 100 and 200 butterfly, McMahon dominated the 500 and 1,000 freestyles, while White won the 100 and 200 backstrokes.
The men of Tide took first through fourth places in the 50 freestyle, with Sam DiSette leading. Matt King was just behind DiSette in second place, while Jonathan Berneburg and Colton Stogner took third and fourth respectively.