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...17th in the three-meter diving event with a score of 286.50.She finished just one spot outside of qualifying for finals in the event and the All-American distinction that comes with it. Ohio State’s Chelsea Davis went on to win with 365.85 points. It was Papadakis?? best-ever NCAA finish. In her four previous tries at nationals, her highest finish was 28th, which she achieved in the one-meter event in her sophomore season and matched this season.Papadakis scored 244.65 points in one-meter competition this year to place her 28th in the country...
...yard freestyle relay team, though racing in an exhibition, narrowly missed another pool record. The team of Hinkle, Slack, Murray, and Slaight touched the wall in a time of 1:37.14.Harvard’s other exhibition entry in the event was a team made up of divers Papadakis??who is also an inactive Crimson sports editor—Reese, Taylor, and Ash. “They had a lot of fun,” Morawski said.Morawski was particularly proud of her team’s performance in the midst of a stressful reading period...
However, this second-place finish did not cut short Papadakis??s chance to compete in the NCAA Championships. Hynes had previously qualified Friday in the three-meter competition, so the national bid fell to Papadakis...
...been training [the 200 IM] really hard this year.”In the one-meter dive, Papadakis took second to Princeton’s Katie Giarra but still managed to better the Ivy League record. Both Giarra’s score of 307.00 and Papadakis??s score of 285.70 exceeded the previous mark of 281.5 points, set in 2001.The rest of the leaderboard was painted orange and black though, as Princeton grabbed the third and fourth spots as well.“The level of competition in diving, especially in the finals, was a lot harder than...
Harvard started out with a dual meet against Dartmouth and Cornell. The Crimson went in strong with several heralded freshmen—O’Connor, Jackie Pangilinan, Lindsay Hart and Samantha Papadakis??and won easily. Harvard crushed the opposition, winning 10-of-16 events with final scores...
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