Kennedi Dobson, Luca Urlando Triple as Georgia Downs Florida State and Arkansas<\/p>\n
The Georgia Bulldogs won three dual meets Saturday with the Florida State Seminoles plus the Arkansas Razorback women in town. The women won 170-116 against Florida State while scoring a 169-124 win over Arkansas. The Razorbacks took down Florida State 195-101. On the men\u2019s side, the final score was Georgia 183.5, Florida State 114.5.<\/p>\n
Kennedi Dobson shined for the Bulldogs with a trio of individual victories. She went 9:29.05 for the win in the 1000 freestyle, and she returned to dominate the 200 backstroke in 1:53.66. She finished off her day with a sub-4:40 performance in the 500 free, touching in 4:39.48.<\/p>\n
Teammate Marie Landreneau put up a strong time of 1:44.46 in the 200 free, and\u00a0Charlotte Headland led the way in the 100 breaststroke (1:00.50).\u00a0Ieva Maluka dominated the 200 butterfly in 1:56.29, and\u00a0Elizabeth Nawrocki held on to win the 200 breast (2:11.48). Olivia Dellatorre won the 100 fly (53.09). Maluka had a second win in the 200 IM (1:58.11)<\/p>\n
Arkansas got victories from Harriet Rogers in the 50 free (22.23) and 100 free (48.77) while diver Lotti Hubert won 1-meter (314.75). On 3-meter,\u00a0Maria-Jose Sanchez was victorious (348.00).\u00a0Tammy Greenwood, Rogers,\u00a0Delaney Harrison and\u00a0Viola Petrini\u00a0captured the 400 free relay win in 3:17.34.<\/p>\n
Florida State\u2019s women earned a win in the 200 medley relay to begin the meet.\u00a0Alice Velden,\u00a0Martina Fanunza,\u00a0Maryn McDade and\u00a0Mary Leigh Hardman combined for a time of 1:37.72. Later, Velden went 53.76 for first in the 100 back.<\/p>\n
Luca Urlando had a big day for the Bulldogs, with individual wins in both butterfly events as well as the 200 IM. Urlando clocked 1:39.59 in the 200 fly and then 45.27 in the 100-yard event. He finished off his day with a two-second medley win in 1:42.95. Urlando led off Georgia\u2019s 200 medley relay in 21.10 on backstroke, and he combined with\u00a0Elliot Woodburn,\u00a0Ruard Van Renen and\u00a0Tane Bidois to win in 1:24.38. That was sufficient to narrowly hold off Florida State by two tenths.<\/p>\n
Van Renen blasted a time of 44.68 for first in the 100 back, and Hayden Meyers took the win in the 200 back (1:41.66). Georgia\u2019s Sean Green topped the 1000 free in 8:57.64, and he later came home first in the 500 free (4:19.57). Tomas Koski swam an impressive time of 1:33.66 in the 200 free. Diver\u00a0Matthew Bray won on 3-meter (401.35), and the 400 free relay team of\u00a0Van Renen, Koski, Bidois and\u00a0Luke Sandberg dominated with a time of 2:52.32.<\/p>\n
The Seminoles\u2019\u00a0Tommaso Baravelli won the 100 breast in 53.63 while teammate\u00a0Michel Arkhangelskiy led the way in the 50 free (19.64) and 100 free (42.92).\u00a0Mathias Christensen trailed throughout the 200 breast but finished well to win in 1:57.15.\u00a0Hayden Schroeder finished first in 1-meter diving (335.25).<\/p>\n