University of Utah Swimmers Nilsson Garip and Waxman Achieve Record-Breaking Success at NCAA Championships
Emilia Nilsson Garip achieved the highest finish ever by a Utah diver in the women's 1m event, while Holly Waxman earned All-American honors for the second consecutive season at the NCAA Championships in Athens, Ga.
The Big PictureThis achievement marks a historic moment for the University of Utah swimming and diving team, with two female divers achieving significant accolades at the national level.
By the Numbers- This is the first time the Utes have had two female divers named All-Americans in the same season.
- Emilia Nilsson Garip finished 9th overall in the women's 1m event with a score of 314.90.
- Emilia Nilsson Garip and Holly Waxman both excelled in the women's 1m event, placing ahead of many competitors and securing All-American honors.
- The team is now preparing for the 3m event, with confidence and momentum building after their successful performances.
Next up, Nilsson Garip, Waxman, and Grant will be competing in the 3m event, with the prelims starting at 8 a.m. MT and the finals at 4 p.m. MT.
Bottom LineEmilia Nilsson Garip and Holly Waxman's outstanding performances have not only made University of Utah history but also set a strong foundation for future success in the NCAA Championships, showcasing the team's talent and potential on the national stage.
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