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Louise Hansson Wins NCAA Title In 200-Yard Butterfly In Upset Fashion
Junior Louise Hansson won her second NCAA title in as many days, capturing the 200-yard butterfly to become the third-fastest woman ever in the race while senior Maddie Wright posted her third career top 6 finish in the event for USC's final-day fireworks at the NCAA Women's Swimming and Diving Championships on Saturday (March 23) in Austin, Texas.
Heritage Association Spotlight: Alissa Ellis, USC Swim & Dive
To further her dedication to USC, former Trojan swimmer Alissa Ellis gives back to current student-athletes through her Heritage Association membership.
Louise Hansson Repeats As 100 Fly Champion, Breaks Own NCAA Record
Junior Louise Hansson won her second consecutive NCAA title in the 100y fly by breaking the NCAA record for the second time this month, shattering her national mark with a 49.26 at the 2019 NCAA Women's Swimming and Diving Championships in Austin, Texas, on Friday (March 22).
Hansson Takes 4th In NCAA 200 IM, Relays Win Pair Of B Finals
Junior Louise Hansson posted the second-fastest 200y IM in school history en route to a career-best fourth-place while USC's 200y free and 400y medley relays both won the consolation finals, the former with a school record, on a strong second night of the 2019 NCAA Women's Swimming and Diving Championships in Austin, Texas, on Thursday (March 21).
USC Shatters School Record, Takes 3rd In 800 Free Relay To Open NCAAs
USC's 800y free relay of junior Louise Hansson, freshman Laticia Transom and juniors Tatum Wade and Kirsten Vose obliterated the school record with a 6:52.13 to finish third in the one-event opening night of the 2019 NCAA Women's Swimming and Diving Championships on Wednesday (March 20) in Austin, Texas.
USC, Led By Defending National Champion Louise Hansson, Ready For NCAAs
The No. 15 USC women's swimming and diving team, led by three-time 2019 Pac-12 champion Louise Hansson, is set for the 2019 NCAA Women's Swimming and Diving Championships, Wednesday through Saturday (March 20-23), in Austin, Texas.
Caitlin Tycz Earns Pac-12 All-Academic First Team Honors
Sophomore Caitlin Tycz earned first team honors while redshirt junior Hanni Leach and seniors Allie Wooden and Elizabeth Stinson earned second team honors, the quartet among 17 Trojans named to the Pac-12's All-Academic teams announced Tuesday.
2019 NCAA Women's Swimming and Diving: USC's Louise Hansson on claiming two titles in two days
Pac-12 Networks' Kara Lynn Joyce catches up with USC swimmer Louise Hansson after winning the NCAA title in the 200-Yard Butterfly.
Louise Hansson Wins NCAA Title In 200-Yard Butterfly In Upset Fashion
Junior Louise Hansson won her second NCAA title in as many days, capturing the 200-yard butterfly to become the third-fastest woman ever in the race while senior Maddie Wright posted her third career top 6 finish in the event for USC's final-day fireworks at the NCAA Women's Swimming and Diving Championships on Saturday (March 23) in Austin, Texas.
Heritage Association Spotlight: Alissa Ellis, USC Swim & Dive
To further her dedication to USC, former Trojan swimmer Alissa Ellis gives back to current student-athletes through her Heritage Association membership.
Louise Hansson Repeats As 100 Fly Champion, Breaks Own NCAA Record
Junior Louise Hansson won her second consecutive NCAA title in the 100y fly by breaking the NCAA record for the second time this month, shattering her national mark with a 49.26 at the 2019 NCAA Women's Swimming and Diving Championships in Austin, Texas, on Friday (March 22).
Hansson Takes 4th In NCAA 200 IM, Relays Win Pair Of B Finals
Junior Louise Hansson posted the second-fastest 200y IM in school history en route to a career-best fourth-place while USC's 200y free and 400y medley relays both won the consolation finals, the former with a school record, on a strong second night of the 2019 NCAA Women's Swimming and Diving Championships in Austin, Texas, on Thursday (March 21).