Tech will be back in action tomorrow, as day four of the ACC Championships will start with prelims at 10 a.m. and finals beginning at 6 p.m.
Men’s Highlights
Pumputis led the way breaking the school record in the 100 breast twice – once in the prelims and again in finals. His record-setting times led him to a second-place finish and his second medal of the 2019 ACC Championships.
In the 100 fly, Darren Lim swam a career-best (48.42), Clay Hering turned in a career-best time of (48.68), and Corben Miles turned in a time of 50.13
Rodrigo Correia qualified for finals with a time of 1:36.53 in the 200 free and then in finals finished with a time of 1:44.78, finishing in 8th in the C Final in the 200 free. Correia then also finished first in the B final of the 100 back with a time of 45.79. Just behind him was Kyle Barone, who turned in a sixth-place B final with a career-best NCAA B qualifying time of 46.59.
Finishing fifth in the C final of the 100 back was Colt Williamson, who turned in a time of 47.81, after qualifying for the finals with a career-best 47.19.
Also making the finals in the 400 IM was Joonas Koski and Tim Slanschek. Koski qualified with an NCAA B cut of 3:49.72 while Slanschek swam a NCAA B 3:51.02. Slanschek would go on to turn in a career-best NBCAA B cut 3:50.66 to finish seventh in the C final before Koski finished eighth in the B final with a 3:52.47.
The night ended with the squad of Correia, Pumputis, Christian Ferraro and Lim finishing sixth in the 400 medley relay, turning in a final time of 3:08.93.
Tech Tidbits
* Christian Ferraro qualified for finals turning in a time of 46.82 in the 100 fly, time is a NCAA B cut time
* Kyle Barone swam a career-best time, 47.02 also qualifying for finals, time is a NCAA B cut time
* Darren Lim (48.42) swam a career-best time in the 100 fly
* Clay Hering (48.68) turned in a career-best time in the 100 fly
* Corben Miles (50.13) turned in a career-best time in the 100 fly
* Rodrigo Correia qualified for finals finishing with time of 1:36.53 in the 200 free
* Daniel Jacobs turned in a career-best, 1:38.91 in the 200 free
* Joonas Koski qualified for finals turning in a time of 3:49.72 in the 400 IM, time was a NCAA B cut time
* Tim Slanschek swam a career-best, 3:51.02 also qualifying for finals in the 400 IM, time was a NCAA B cut time
* Cale Russell finished with a career-best, 1:42.57 in the 200 free
* Caio Pumputis qualified for finals swimming a school-best time, 52.49 in the 100 breast (qIV18)
* Rodrigo Correia qualified for finals finishing with a time of 46.54 in the 100 back, time is a NCAA B cut time
* Kyle Baron swam a career-best, 46.76, also qualifying for finals in the 100 back, time is a NCAA B cut time
* Jonathan Yang turned in a career-best time, 54.74 in the 100 breast
* Joseph Portillo finished with a career-best time, 55.37 in the 100 breast
* Colt Williamson qualified for finals swimming a career-best, 47.19 in the 100 back, time is a NCAA B cut time
* Christian Ferraro finished in 3rd in the C Final with a time of 46.83 in the 100 fly
* Kyle Barone broke his career-best he set in prelims with a time of 46.90 finishing in 5th in the C Final in the 100 fly
* Tim Slanschek turns in a new career-best, 3:50.66, finishing in 7th in the C Final in the 400 IM, time was also a NCAA B cut time
* Rodrigo Correia finishes with a time of 1:44.78, finishing in 8th in the C Final in the 200 free
* Caio Pumputis earns his second medal of the weekend, finishing in 2nd with a blazing time of 52.07 in the 100 breast (IV18)
* Kyle Barone finishes in 6th in the B Final with a career-best, 46.59 in the 100 back, NCAA B cut time.
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