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Results Coral Gables, Fla. –  After a slow start, the Florida State women’s swimming and diving team came back to defeat Miami on the road, 157-143 at the UC Whitten Pool. The Noles are now 5-1, 2-0 ACC on the season and have won 20-straight meetings over the Hurricanes. “I was really proud of how we responded,” FSU head coach Neal Studd said. “Miami jumped out on us early and we had to really dig deep after the first break. We got behind each other and we had some big swims in the middle part of the meet that set us up to take the win at the end.”

TALLAHASSEE, Fla.  –  The No. 21/NR Florida State swimming and diving teams fell to No. 7/15 Georgia at the Morcom Aquatics Center on Saturday. The men (1-1) dropped its contest 121-179 and the women (3-1) fell 123-176. “We did some great things today,” FSU head coach Neal Studd said. “We came up short, but Georgia is a very good team. We have a lot to be proud of and this will be something we can build on this season.” Edith Jernstedt lowered her own Morcom Aquatics Center pool record in the 200 fly, controlling the race for the win at 1:58.06. Jernstedt originally set the mark ba...

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ATLANTA, Ga.  –  Three Florida State divers competed in finals on Tuesday at the 2022 NCAA Zone B Championships at the McAuley Aquatics Center. Jesco Helling made the men’s 3-meter final, while Victoria Cervantes and Izzy Gregersen advanced to the women’s platform final. Helling squeezed into the 3-meter final in 18th place, taking the last spot at 326.55. Improving every dive from his prelims round, Helling slowly climbed the ranks each round, until moving into 12th place following his front 3 ½ somersault pike that scored a total of 66.65 behind marks of 7.0 and 7.5. Helling added 6...

Results ATLANTA, Ga.  –  Three Florida State divers advanced to finals at the 2022 NCAA Zone B Championships at the McAuley Aquatics Center on Monday. David Vargas and Jesco Helling competed in finals of men’s 1-meter, while Izzy Gregersen advanced in the women’s 3-meter. Vargas and Helling started the day by finishing prelims in 12th and 13th place respectively. Vargas started off strong, but slipped to 12th following his final two dives, finishing with a total of 305.25.  On the contrary, Helling got off to a slow start, but scored above 50 points on his final four dives to move up ...