Nov. 18, 2015
THE FLATS – The Georgia Tech swimming & diving team will host the Georgia Tech Invitational Thursday through Saturday at the McAuley Aquatic Center. The field will consist of Alabama, Arkansas, Campbell, Carson-Newman, Florida Atlantic, Florida Gulf Coast, Georgia Southern, Hawai`i (diving only), Indian River CC, UNLV, UNC Asheville and South Carolina along with Tech.
This weekend marks the conclusion of the Jackets’ fall season. After final exams, the swimming & diving team will take part in winter training in Florida, competing against Cincinnati and FAU on Dec. 18 in Naples.
The Jackets last competed Nov. 4 at Georgia, where the men and women fell to the Bulldogs. The men are currently 3-1 in dual meets this season, while the women are 1-4.
“We’re looking forward to having 12 teams on campus for our invite,” head coach Courtney Shealy Hart said. “It will be the end of our fall season, and I’m excited to see where the athletes are. It’s a great competition, both on the women’s and men’s sides. We encourage everyone to come by and cheer on the Georgia Tech athletes.”
Live scoring and live video will be available at RamblinWreck.com for all six sessions of the GT Invitational.
Live Video:
Thursday AM Session / Thursday PM Session
Friday AM Session / Friday PM Session
Saturday AM Session / Sunday PM Session
Thursday 10 a.m. Prelims; 6 p.m. Finals
200 yard freestyle relay
500 yard freestyle
200 yard IM
50 yard freestyle
Women’s 3m Diving
Men’s 1m Diving
400 yard medley relay
Friday 10 a.m. Prelims; 6 p.m. Finals
200 yard medley relay
400 yard IM
100 yard butterfly
200 yard freestyle
100 yard breaststroke
100 yard backstroke
Women’s 1m Diving
Men’s 3m Diving
800 yard freestyle relay
Saturday 10 a.m. Prelims; 6 p.m. Finals
1650 yard freestyle
200 yard backstroke
100 yard freestyle
200 yard breaststroke
200 yard butterfly
Platform diving
400 yard freestyle relay
For the second time in program history, Georgia Tech and the McAuley Aquatic Center will serve as the host site for the NCAA Swimming & Diving Championships. The Women’s Championships will be held March 16-19, followed by the Men’s Championships March 23-26. Georgia Tech previously hosted the 2007 NCAA Championships and the CRC was also the site of the 1996 Summer Olympics swimming and diving competitions.
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