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Texas continues to cruise to team titles for the men and women at the 2016 Big 12 Championships.
The Texas women head into the final day squarely in the lead with 707 points. Kansas (434.5), Iowa State (386.5), West Virginia (361) and TCU (278) also are competing at the meet.
The Texas men lead with 712 points, while West Virginia (566) and TCU (494) are also at the meet.
Women’s three-meter diving
Texas’ Meghan Houston won the event for her second title of the meet. She posted 345.60 points. Iowa State’s Elyse Brouillet finished second with 322.25 points, while Texas’ Kristina Hoffman earned third with 315.80 points.
=== Finals === 1 Meghan Houston SR TEX 305.50 345.60 20 2 Elyse Brouillet SR ISU 310.05 322.25 17 3 Kristina Hoffma SR TEX 270.45 315.80 16 4 Meghan O'Brien FR TEX 323.25 313.50 15 5 Lindsay Schmidt WVU 332.30 295.90 14 6 Julie Dickinson JR ISU 281.45 284.25 13 7 Kelli Ann Funk FR TCU 277.50 281.95 12 8 Madelyn Woods WVU 282.60 278.20 11
Women’s 400 IM
Texas’ Madisyn Cox cleared the meet record in the women’s 400-yard IM with a time of 4:04.67. That swim downed her own meet mark of 4:05.08 from last year, and cleared the NCAA A cut as well. Kansas’ Chelsie Miller took second in 4:09.28 with Texas’ Nora McCullagh earning third in 4:12.55.
=== A - Final ===
1 Madisyn Cox JR TEX 4:08.08 4:04.67# 20
r:+0.75 26.20 56.57 (30.37)
1:27.43 (30.86) 1:57.72 (30.29)
2:32.24 (34.52) 3:07.12 (34.88)
3:35.92 (28.80) 4:04.67 (28.75)
2 Chelsie Miller KANS 4:12.97 4:09.28B 17
r:+0.80 26.90 57.09 (30.19)
1:28.91 (31.82) 2:00.16 (31.25)
2:35.59 (35.43) 3:11.47 (35.88)
3:40.72 (29.25) 4:09.28 (28.56)
3 Nora McCullagh FR TEX 4:13.90 4:12.55B 16
r:+0.78 26.52 56.65 (30.13)
1:27.64 (30.99) 1:59.27 (31.63)
2:35.16 (35.89) 3:12.82 (37.66)
3:42.95 (30.13) 4:12.55 (29.60)
4 Maggie D'Innoce JR TEX 4:16.68 4:18.73B 15
r:+0.71 27.03 57.42 (30.39)
1:29.55 (32.13) 2:01.31 (31.76)
2:39.73 (38.42) 3:18.67 (38.94)
3:49.05 (30.38) 4:18.73 (29.68)
5 Libby Walker KANS 4:18.46 4:19.74 14
r:+0.82 27.00 57.39 (30.39)
1:30.17 (32.78) 2:02.54 (32.37)
2:41.25 (38.71) 3:20.20 (38.95)
3:50.55 (30.35) 4:19.74 (29.19)
6 Taylor Gill WVU 4:23.61 4:21.13 13
r:+0.77 27.67 59.35 (31.68)
1:32.97 (33.62) 2:05.38 (32.41)
2:43.41 (38.03) 3:21.25 (37.84)
3:51.96 (30.71) 4:21.13 (29.17)
7 Madison Straigh KANS 4:23.56 4:22.16 12
r:+0.82 28.28 1:00.20 (31.92)
1:33.31 (33.11) 2:05.59 (32.28)
2:43.05 (37.46) 3:21.37 (38.32)
3:52.72 (31.35) 4:22.16 (29.44)
8 Catherine Rash SR TCU 4:24.90 4:26.99 11
r:+0.78 27.57 58.33 (30.76)
1:33.44 (35.11) 2:08.30 (34.86)
2:46.28 (37.98) 3:25.32 (39.04)
3:56.54 (31.22) 4:26.99 (30.45)
Men’s 400 IM
Texas’ Jonathan Roberts, typically more focused on distance freestyle events, turned in a 3:41.54 to win the men’s 400-yard IM. That swim stands sixth all time on UT’s charts and moves Roberts to fourth all time among Longhorns behind Will Licon (3:36.37), Austin Surhoff (3:40.93) and Bryan Collins (3:41.21).
Licon, meanwhile, grabbed second tonight in 3:42.98 with West Virginia’s Nate Carr taking third in 3:45.88.
=== A - Final ===
1 Jonathan Robert SO TEX 3:46.44 3:41.54# 20
r:+0.73 23.59 50.11 (26.52)
1:18.30 (28.19) 1:45.75 (27.45)
2:18.26 (32.51) 2:51.08 (32.82)
3:16.79 (25.71) 3:41.54 (24.75)
2 Will Licon JR TEX 3:47.67 3:42.98B 17
r:+0.75 23.89 51.02 (27.13)
1:19.85 (28.83) 1:48.75 (28.90)
2:19.80 (31.05) 2:50.57 (30.77)
3:17.38 (26.81) 3:42.98 (25.60)
3 Nate Carr WVU 3:51.51 3:45.88B 16
r:+0.71 24.80 52.04 (27.24)
1:20.88 (28.84) 1:49.08 (28.20)
2:21.05 (31.97) 2:52.76 (31.71)
3:19.75 (26.99) 3:45.88 (26.13)
4 John Martens SR TEX 3:48.01 3:47.31B 15
r:+0.71 24.23 51.44 (27.21)
1:20.95 (29.51) 1:49.98 (29.03)
2:22.02 (32.04) 2:54.22 (32.20)
3:21.01 (26.79) 3:47.31 (26.30)
5 Carlos Hunnicut SO TCU 3:49.49 3:54.22B 14
r:+0.69 24.10 52.44 (28.34)
1:22.53 (30.09) 1:51.96 (29.43)
2:25.45 (33.49) 2:59.11 (33.66)
3:26.81 (27.70) 3:54.22 (27.41)
6 Cameron Rattray SR TCU 3:57.41 3:56.91 13
r:+0.73 24.98 53.57 (28.59)
1:24.26 (30.69) 1:54.85 (30.59)
2:27.29 (32.44) 3:00.47 (33.18)
3:29.16 (28.69) 3:56.91 (27.75)
7 John Remetta JR TCU 3:57.39 3:58.35 12
r:+0.73 25.17 53.80 (28.63)
1:24.74 (30.94) 1:55.24 (30.50)
2:28.74 (33.50) 3:02.58 (33.84)
3:30.89 (28.31) 3:58.35 (27.46)
-- Ryan Harty FR TEX 3:47.83 DQ
r:+0.70 23.47 50.38 (26.91)
1:19.00 (28.62) 1:47.67 (28.67)
2:19.03 (31.36) 2:52.33 (33.30)
3:18.53 (26.20) DQ (26.93)
Women’s 100 fly
Texas’ Mimi Schneider grabbed the 100-yard fly title in 52.65, putting her just outside of the top 10 all time at UT anchored by Kelsey Amundsen with a 52.54 from 2011. Kansas’ Pia Pavlic (53.80) and Haley Bishop (53.81) took second and third.
=== A - Final ===
1 Mimi Schneider SO TEX 52.54 52.65B 20
r:+0.68 24.23 52.65 (28.42)
2 Pia Pavlic KANS 54.15 53.80B 17
r:+0.81 25.02 53.80 (28.78)
3 Haley Bishop KANS 54.33 53.81B 16
r:+0.70 25.27 53.81 (28.54)
4 Brynne Wong JR TEX 54.18 53.83B 15
r:+0.73 24.93 53.83 (28.90)
5 Remedy Rule FR TEX 54.53 53.89B 14
r:+0.71 25.11 53.89 (28.78)
6 Jaimee Gillmore WVU 55.08 54.28B 13
r:+0.73 25.52 54.28 (28.76)
7 Kaylee Kucera SR ISU 55.78 56.03 12
r:+0.69 25.79 56.03 (30.24)
8 Hannah Angell KANS 55.90 56.07 11
r:+0.73 26.79 56.07 (29.28)
Men’s 100 fly
Texas’ Joseph Schooling turned in the top time in the nation in the 100-yard fly with a time of 44.62. That’s nearly a school record, just off his 44.51 from last year’s NCAAs.
In fact, that’s the sixth-fastest time ever in the 100-yard fly. Austin Staab (44.18), Schooling (44.51), Jack Conger (44.55), Albert Subirats (44.57) and Tom Shields (44.59) are the only times faster.
Conger, meanwhile, grabbed second tonight in 45.28 while Will Glass earning third in 46.01. Texas’ Brett Ringgold also wound up fourth in 46.47 in what is one of the deepest events in the nation.
=== A - Final ===
1 Joseph Schoolin SO TEX 46.41 44.62# 20
r:+0.64 20.90 44.62 (23.72)
2 Jack Conger JR TEX 46.82 45.28A 17
r:+0.68 21.29 45.28 (23.99)
3 Will Glass JR TEX 46.28 46.01B 16
r:+0.68 21.40 46.01 (24.61)
4 Brett Ringgold SO TEX 47.32 46.47B 15
r:+0.74 21.75 46.47 (24.72)
5 Andrew Marsh WVU 46.59 46.91B 14
r:+0.63 21.55 46.91 (25.36)
6 Matt Ellis SR TEX 47.55 47.51B 13
r:+0.71 21.91 47.51 (25.60)
7 Tate Jackson FR TEX 46.94 47.63B 12
r:+0.74 21.68 47.63 (25.95)
8 Garrett Hills JR TCU 47.47 48.14B 11
r:+0.65 21.68 48.14 (26.46)
Women’s 200 free
Texas’ Quinn Carrozza claimed the 200-yard free title in 1:44.99. Teammate Joanna Evans, the 500 free winner, took second in 1:46.95. Kansas’ Breonna Barker finished third in 1:49.27.
=== A - Final ===
1 Quinn Carrozza FR TEX 1:45.23 1:44.99B 20
r:+0.79 24.40 50.67 (26.27)
1:17.61 (26.94) 1:44.99 (27.38)
2 Joanna Evans FR TEX 1:50.01 1:46.95B 17
r:+0.77 24.98 51.67 (26.69)
1:19.21 (27.54) 1:46.95 (27.74)
3 Breonna Barker KANS 1:51.17 1:49.27 16
r:+0.69 25.74 53.33 (27.59)
1:21.29 (27.96) 1:49.27 (27.98)
4 Haley Molden KANS 1:49.00 1:49.29 15
r:+0.81 25.89 53.72 (27.83)
1:21.58 (27.86) 1:49.29 (27.71)
5 Silqi Luo SO ISU 1:49.39 1:49.94 14
r:+0.74 25.61 53.22 (27.61)
1:21.40 (28.18) 1:49.94 (28.54)
6 Mikayla Winkler SR TCU 1:50.29 1:50.05 13
r:+0.69 25.74 53.28 (27.54)
1:21.33 (28.05) 1:50.05 (28.72)
7 Amelie Currat WVU 1:50.34 1:50.20 12
r:+0.75 26.24 53.91 (27.67)
1:22.17 (28.26) 1:50.20 (28.03)
8 Catherine Maxey FR TCU 1:50.63 1:52.44 11
r:+0.85 26.46 54.34 (27.88)
1:23.20 (28.86) 1:52.44 (29.24)
Men’s 200 free
Texas’ Townley Haas threw down a 1:33.19 to clear the NCAA A cut in the event. The swim moved Haas to seventh all time in Texas history. Teammate Jeff Newkirk took second in 1:35.09 with West Virginia’s Ross Glegg finishing third in 1:37.03.
=== A - Final ===
1 Townley Haas FR TEX 1:35.28 1:33.19A 20
r:+0.72 21.43 44.62 (23.19)
1:08.73 (24.11) 1:33.19 (24.46)
2 Jeff Newkirk FR TEX 1:35.44 1:35.09B 17
r:+0.70 21.93 45.34 (23.41)
1:09.81 (24.47) 1:35.09 (25.28)
3 Ross Glegg WVU 1:37.82 1:37.03B 16
r:+0.68 22.17 46.40 (24.23)
1:11.58 (25.18) 1:37.03 (25.45)
4 Sam Lewis SR TEX 1:38.96 1:38.11 15
r:+0.65 22.57 47.30 (24.73)
1:12.64 (25.34) 1:38.11 (25.47)
5 Leonardo Sanche FR TCU 1:38.22 1:38.22 14
r:+0.72 22.76 47.54 (24.78)
1:13.12 (25.58) 1:38.22 (25.10)
6 Tommy Thach FR TCU 1:39.05 1:38.49 13
r:+0.66 23.11 47.80 (24.69)
1:13.02 (25.22) 1:38.49 (25.47)
7 Jack McLaughlin FR TCU 1:39.44 1:39.11 12
r:+0.64 23.32 48.52 (25.20)
1:13.81 (25.29) 1:39.11 (25.30)
8 Chris McMahon WVU 1:39.54 1:40.40 11
r:+0.62 23.58 48.99 (25.41)
1:14.64 (25.65) 1:40.40 (25.76)
Women’s 100 breast
Texas’ Olivia Anderson took home the breaststroke title with a time of 1:00.06. Teammates Jordan Surhoff (1:01.13) and Bethany Leap (1:01.70) made it a clean sweep of the podium for the Longhorns.
=== A - Final ===
1 Olivia Anderson FR TEX 1:00.93 1:00.06B 20
r:+0.74 28.11 1:00.06 (31.95)
2 Jordan Surhoff JR TEX 1:01.17 1:01.13B 17
r:+0.72 28.46 1:01.13 (32.67)
3 Bethany Leap SO TEX 1:02.43 1:01.70B 16
r:+0.75 29.23 1:01.70 (32.47)
4 Kasey Roberts SO ISU 1:02.60 1:02.26B 15
r:+0.77 29.20 1:02.26 (33.06)
5 Bryce Hinde KANS 1:03.33 1:02.41B 14
r:+0.65 29.14 1:02.41 (33.27)
6 Danica Delaquis SO ISU 1:03.45 1:02.67 13
r:+0.71 29.53 1:02.67 (33.14)
7 Emma Harris WVU 1:03.15 1:02.68 12
r:+0.77 29.61 1:02.68 (33.07)
8 Gretchen Pocisk KANS 1:03.13 1:03.83 11
r:+0.65 29.92 1:03.83 (33.91)
Men’s 100 breast
TCU’s John Story produced the first non-Texas win of the weekend with a time of 53.24. Texas’ Austin Temple placed second in 54.01 with West Virginia’s Max Spencer earning third in 54.49.
=== A - Final ===
1 John Story SR TCU 53.80 53.24B 20
r:+0.65 24.52 53.24 (28.72)
2 Austin Temple SO TEX 54.23 54.01B 17
r:+0.67 25.34 54.01 (28.67)
3 Max Spencer WVU 54.69 54.49B 16
r:+0.71 25.83 54.49 (28.66)
4 Aidan Fumagalli WVU 55.73 55.22B 15
r:+0.65 25.90 55.22 (29.32)
5 Jake Iotte WVU 56.04 55.52 14
r:+0.65 25.94 55.52 (29.58)
6 Cameron Rattray SR TCU 57.12 57.33 13
r:+0.71 27.05 57.33 (30.28)
7 Garrett Hills JR TCU 57.34 57.59 12
r:+0.63 26.63 57.59 (30.96)
8 John Remetta JR TCU 57.55 57.95 11
r:+0.68 27.09 57.95 (30.86)
Women’s 100 back
Texas’ Tasija Karosas took down the Big 12 and school record in the 100-yard back with a 51.40. That swim cleared Lily Moldenhauer’s record of 51.48 set during Big 12s back in 2014. Kansas’ Yulduz Kuchkarova took second in 53.60 with Texas’ Rebecca Baxley earning third in 54.64.
=== A - Final ===
1 Tasija Karosas JR TEX 52.30 51.40* 20
24.94 51.40 (26.46)
2 Yulduz Kuchkaro KANS 54.21 53.60B 17
25.63 53.60 (27.97)
3 Rebecca Baxley JR TEX 55.00 54.64B 16
26.44 54.64 (28.20)
4 Amelie Currat WVU 55.01 54.92B 15
26.79 54.92 (28.13)
5 Courtney Miller WVU 54.89 54.97B 14
26.44 54.97 (28.53)
6 Madison Ibrahim FR TCU 55.15 54.98B 13
26.78 54.98 (28.20)
7 Kaylee Kucera SR ISU 54.62 55.30 12
26.88 55.30 (28.42)
8 Maggie Miller WVU 55.26 55.75 11
27.02 55.75 (28.73)
Men’s 100 back
West Virginia’s Andrew Marsh delivered the second non-Texas win of the weekend with a 45.41 in the 100-yard back. That time beat the meet record of 45.65 set by Hill Taylor in 2009 and cleared the NCAA A cut. Texas’ John Shebat took second in 46.08 with Jack Conger earning third in 46.71.
=== A - Final ===
1 Andrew Marsh WVU 47.58 45.41A 20
21.97 45.41 (23.44)
2 John Shebat FR TEX 49.04 46.08B 17
22.03 46.08 (24.05)
3 Jack Conger JR TEX 47.45 46.71B 16
22.93 46.71 (23.78)
4 Jay Hickey WVU 49.85 49.79 15
24.08 49.79 (25.71)
5 Leonardo Sanche FR TCU 49.38 49.84 14
24.02 49.84 (25.82)
6 Merwane Elmerin WVU 49.86 49.89 13
24.28 49.89 (25.61)
7 Christopher Hea JR TCU 50.26 50.00 12
24.21 50.00 (25.79)
8 Jake Powell JR TCU 50.20 50.45 11
24.41 50.45 (26.04)
Men’s three-meter diving
Texas went 1-2-3 in the diving event. Mark Anderson won with 475.65 points, while Cory Bowersox (460.35) and Sean O’Brien (412.35) took second and third.
=== Finals === 1 Mark Anderson JR TEX 423.55 475.65 20 2 Cory Bowersox SR TEX 445.20 460.35 17 3 Sean O'Brien JR TEX 385.60 412.35 16 4 Alex Obendorf WVU 324.40 360.65 15 5 Logan McHenry WVU 305.45 352.70 14 6 Mike Proietto WVU 348.95 326.20 13 7 Andrew Shurtlef FR TCU 308.60 306.60 12 8 Emmott Blitch WVU 298.40 298.20 11
Women’s 200 free relay
Texas’ Mimi Schneider (22.67), Rebecca Millard (21.67), Brooke Hansen (22.09) and Remedy Rule (22.26) won the event in 1:28.69. That swim cleared the NCAA A cut, but came up half-a-second short of the meet record of 1:28.15 set by UT in 2011.
Kansas’ Haley Bishop, Pia Pavlic, Breonna Barker and Haley Molden took second in 1:32.67 with Iowa State’s Laura Miksch, Alex Flatness, Maddie Rastall and Savanna Townsend placing third in 1:32.86.
1 TEX 1:28.94 1:28.69A 40
1) Mimi Schneider SO 2) r:+0.22 Rebecca Millard SO
3) r:+0.16 Brooke Hansen FR 4) r:+0.15 Remedy Rule FR
r:+0.69 22.67 44.34 (21.67)
1:06.43 (22.09) 1:28.69 (22.26)
2 KANS 1:33.56 1:32.67 34
1) Haley Bishop 2) r:+0.31 Pia Pavlic
3) r:+0.41 Breonna Barker 4) r:+0.32 Haley Molden
r:+0.73 23.16 46.11 (22.95)
1:09.46 (23.35) 1:32.67 (23.21)
3 ISU 1:33.36 1:32.86 32
1) Laura Miksch SO 2) r:+0.28 Alex Flatness SR
3) r:+0.35 Maddie Rastall JR 4) r:+0.24 Savanna Townsend JR
r:+1.50 23.51 46.66 (23.15)
1:10.03 (23.37) 1:32.86 (22.83)
4 WVU 1:34.81 1:33.54 30
1) Jaimee Gillmore 2) r:+0.34 Georgia Baldus
3) r:+0.37 Maggie Miller 4) r:+0.18 Amelie Currat
r:+0.71 23.04 46.89 (23.85)
1:10.59 (23.70) 1:33.54 (22.95)
-- TEX 'B' 1:31.81 X1:31.30
1) Sam Sutton SO 2) r:+0.18 Brynne Wong JR
3) r:+0.45 Anelise Diener FR 4) r:+0.12 MaKayla Markey JR
r:+0.74 23.04 45.56 (22.52)
1:08.43 (22.87) 1:31.30 (22.87)
-- ISU 'B' 1:34.76 X1:35.80
1) Kenzie Goudreau JR 2) r:+0.27 Brooke Evensen JR
3) r:+0.23 Evan Hundley FR 4) r:+0.10 Harper Emswiler SO
r:+0.77 24.61 48.31 (23.70)
1:12.26 (23.95) 1:35.80 (23.54)
-- WVU 'B' NT X1:37.75
1) Rachel Ward 2) r:+0.32 Sam Hall
3) r:+0.28 Celia Martineza Torre 4) r:+0.23 Sydnee Karam
r:+0.79 24.62 48.50 (23.88)
1:13.37 (24.87) 1:37.75 (24.38)
-- TCU 1:35.51 DQ
1) Bryn Lohrberg FR 2) r:+0.11 Micaela Roemer FR
3) r:+0.29 Ruby Powell FR 4) r:-0.02 Mikayla Winkler SR
r:+1.95 23.93 47.91 (23.98)
1:12.06 (24.15) DQ (23.41)
Men’s 200 free relay
Texas’ Joseph Schooling (19.70), John Murray (19.22), Tate Jackson (19.25) and Brett Ringgold (18.93) raced to a 1:17.10 to win the event and clear the NCAA A cut.
West Virginia’s Andrew Marsh, Ross Glegg, Nate Carr and Merwane Elmerini took second in 1:18.73. TCU’s Garrett Hills, Ross Sullivan, John Smith and Christopher Hearl placed third in 1:21.80.
1 TEX 1:18.05 1:17.10A 40
1) Joseph Schooling SO 2) r:+0.25 John Murray SR
3) r:+0.34 Tate Jackson FR 4) r:+0.52 Brett Ringgold SO
r:+0.61 19.70 38.92 (19.22)
58.17 (19.25) 1:17.10 (18.93)
2 WVU 1:21.29 1:18.73 34
1) Andrew Marsh 2) r:+0.16 Ross Glegg
3) r:+0.30 Nate Carr 4) r:+0.24 Merwane Elmerini
r:+1.87 19.89 39.37 (19.48)
59.16 (19.79) 1:18.73 (19.57)
3 TCU 1:22.65 1:21.80 32
1) Garrett Hills JR 2) r:+0.18 Ross Sullivan FR
3) r:+0.27 John Smith SO 4) r:+0.24 Christopher Hearl JR
r:+0.64 20.45 40.67 (20.22)
1:01.15 (20.48) 1:21.80 (20.65)
-- TEX 'B' 1:19.90 X1:19.68
1) Jeremy Nichols FR 2) r:+0.25 Townley Haas FR
3) r:+0.23 John Shebat FR 4) r:+0.11 Max Holter FR
r:+0.75 20.21 39.76 (19.55)
59.28 (19.52) 1:19.68 (20.40)
-- WVU 'B' NT X1:24.17
1) Drew Damich 2) r:+0.36 Daniel Rodriguez
3) r:+0.10 Jake Williams 4) r:+0.16 Adam Poe
r:+0.77 20.84 41.52 (20.68)
1:03.00 (21.48) 1:24.17 (21.17)
-- TCU 'B' 1:24.65 X1:25.31
1) Jack McLaughlin FR 2) r:+0.15 Ryan Whelan SO
3) r:+0.53 Darian Nezami SO 4) r:NRT Weston Miller SO
r:+1.81 21.08 42.08 (21.00)
1:09.41 (27.33) 1:25.31 (15.90)
