FEDERAL WAY, Wash. – Day two of the Pac-12 Women's Swimming and Men's and Women's Diving Championships started on a high note with Arizona’s Delaney Schnell earning her third consecutive Pac-12 title in the 1-meter with a score of 355.50 and becoming the fourth diver in conference history to complete the feat. 

Arizona State, California and Stanford picked up wins in the women’s swimming portion of the evening. Lindsey Looney was the first Sun Devil to see the podium in the Championships, earning a win in the 500 Freestyle. 

Cal’s Leah Polonsky came away with a win in the 200 IM while Stanford’s Torri Huske finished first in the 50 Freestyle. The night concluded with the Cardinal taking the top spot in the 200 Freestyle Relay.  

Women’s 500 Freestyle 

• Arizona State’s Lindsay Looney earned the Sun Devils their first podium finish of the competition, picking up a win in the 500-Yard Freestyle and a NCAA B standard.
• With a 4:39.29 finish, Looney swam the event faster than any other Pac-12 female athlete this season, including topping her personal season-best. 
• Stanford’s Morgan Tankersley picked up her second podium finish, taking second place with a time of 4:39.54, earning a NCAA B cut.
• Fellow Sun Devil Molly Batchelor earned her first top-three finish at the Pac-12 Championships, taking third with a time of 4:39.54.

Women’s 200 Individual Medley 

• In the 200 IM, Cal’s Leah Polonsky finished over one second faster than her closest competitor, posting a time of 1:54.02 and earning herself the Pac-12 title in the 200 IM. 
• Coming within a second and a half of the Pac-12 record, Polonsky topped her personal best and moved up a spot (8) in the Bears' all-time record book for the event.
• Taking second and swimming alongside her winning teammate was Cal’s Isabelle Stadden, swimming a time of 1:55.52. 
• USC's Isabelle Odgers finished close behind the bears. The senior swam an NCAA B standard of 1:55.68, tacking on an additional 27 points for her team.

Women’s 50 Freestyle 

• In a close and competitive finish, two Stanford swimmers came out on top of the 50 Free to add their names to the records.
• Sophomore Torri Huske swam a 21.67, good for an NCAA B standard and the title of Pac-12 Champion. Huske now holds both the second and third-best times in Stanford's history in the event.
• Huske’s teammate Taylor Ruck finished a close .20 seconds behind her with a final time of 21.87 to solidify her second record in the Stanford top 10 as well.
• Bruin Claire Grover finished third on the podium with a time of 22.13, earning UCLA their first podium finish of the Championships.

Women’s 200 Free Relay:

• The Stanford Cardinal picked up their second relay win of the Championship, with Claire Cuzan, Torri Huske, Taylor Ruck and Amy Tang finishing first in the 200 Free Relay.
• Swimming a final time of 1:25.98, the group put the Cardinal in first by over 80 points, pushing them in front of Cal, who the Cardinal were tied with after day one.
• Both Cal and USC finished a full two seconds behind the Cardinal, picking up second and third place finishes, respectively.

Women’s 1-Meter: 

• For the third year in a row Arizona's Delaney Schnell captured the women’s 1-meter with a final score of 355.50 to become only the fourth female diver in Conference history to win three consecutive 1-meter titles (Victoria Ishimatsu, USC; Kellie Brennan, USC; Kristen Walls, UCLA)
• It was the fifth career Pac-12 title for Schnell, who now holds three of Arizona’s four 1-meter diving titles.
• USC’s standout diver, Carolina Sculti picked up a runner-up finish with a score of 324.35, a full 16 points better than her season high (307.40).
• Finishing third, the highest Pac-12 finish of her career, was Utah’s Holly Waxman with a 311.15. Her bronze podium finish topped her already second-place spot in the Ute record book and was just over one point away from setting a new program record.

Men’s 3-Meter

• After finishing sixth in the 2022 Pac-12 Championships, George Korovin came back strong a year later, earning USC’s first win on the 3-meter since 2018 and his highest career Pac-12 finish. 
• His 431.80 finish was good for third in program history in the event, and the Trojans' 11th win overall. 
• A day after earning his first ever Pac-12 Championship title in the 1-meter, USC’s Laurent Gosselin-Paradis took home his second podium finish after taking second place in the 3-meter. Only three points behind his competitor (429.40), dove a personal best and topped his fourth-place spot in the Trojan’s all-time records. 
• In his second third-place finish this week, Elias Peterson of Utah dove a 423.25, including a perfect 10 score on one of his six dives.

Combined Women’s Team Scores
Stanford - 540
California - 454
USC - 428
UCLA - 330
Arizona State - 312
Arizona - 242
Utah - 184
Washington State - 153

Men’s Team Scores
USC - 161
Utah - 78
Stanford - 54
Arizona - 51
Cal - 45

HOW TO WATCH

Friday, Feb. 24
6 pm PT - Pac-12 Washington, Pac-12 Now, Pac-12.com

Saturday, Feb. 25
6 pm PT - Pac-12 Arizona, Pac-12 Bay Area, Pac-12 Los Angeles, Pac-12 Mountain, Pac-12 Washington, Pac-12 Now, Pac-12.com