Day 3 Prelimes of Live summary

2025 Big 12 championship

• February 25 – March 1, 2025
• Weyerhaeuser King County Aquatic Center – Federal Way, Wash.
• Scy (25 meters)
• Starting times: Prelims – 10 a.m. PT/final – 6 p.m. PT
• Central championship
• Psycho leaf
• Livestream: ESPN+
• Live results
• Live review

Day 3 Preliminary Hermages

Day 3 of the BIG 12 championships dawn, and ASU holds the command details of both men and women, and based on the psychiastic of the morning, it only gets bigger.

This morning we see the 100 fly, 400 in and 200 free preliminaries, and ASU holds the top seeds in all. On the side of the women, Julia UllmannThe last night in the 50 freely won will try to keep your top seeds in the 100 fly. Rowed with a 51.65, the ASU is in its own class as the closest seed in Joleigh Crye from Cincinnati, which is back at 52.98 over a second. The 400 in is a similar story, but with two swimmers in front of the field. The winner and bronze medalist of the last night in 200 im, Charli Brown And Sonia Vaishnaniare the two top seeds, which occur 4: 07.58 or 4: 09.06 in times. After the couple of teammates, the next fastest swimmer is her teammates Ella GuilfoilWho has sown back over five seconds.

On the men's side, Ilya Kharun The field in the 100 fly fly is slightly overturned, since its seeds of 43.85 are already under the championship record. I want the ASU to be questioned in the second year is Arizona's Haakon NaughtonBut he will have to have a life swimming because it is sown back almost 1.5 seconds at 45.27.

Similar to the 100 fly asus Michael HochwaltThe runner-up in 200 in the 200 leads the 400-in-field by a wide lead. The first year is sown with a time of 3: 41.98, but this is almost four seconds before the seed #2 Brandon Miller From Utah.

The 200 -free men can be the race of the morning as a top seeds Patrick Sammon . Ralph Daleiden Ciulferri And Tomas Lukminas are entered in half a second by Sammon, 1: 32.17 and 1: 32.22, and could challenge Lane 4 tonight.

Women 100 fly – prelims

• NCAA recording: 47.35 – Gretchen Walsh, Virginia (2024)
• Big 12 Record: 49.70 – Emma Sticklen, Texas (2024)
• Big 12 championship record: 50.07 – Olivia Bray, Texas (2023)
• 2025 NCAA 'A'/'B' CUT: 50.52/53.34
• 2024 NCAA invitation time: 51.88
• 2024 -times for the final: 54.49/54.91/55.73

Top 8

1. Julia Ullmann (ASU) – 51.41
2. Joleigh Crye (Cinc) – 52.65
3. Noor El-Gendy (UH) -53.05
4. Adelaide Meuter (UH) – 53.29
5. Jeanne Dahmen (TCU) – 53.43
6. Kate Mardis (Cinc) – 53.74
7. Lydia Lafferty (Kans) – 53.75
8. Maryam Sheikhalizadehkhangh (Ariz) – 53.86

Lexi Duchsherer from Arizona in the first heat of the 100 fly, when Ryan Johnston von Kansas scored the fastest (and first) times in the wall and reached 55.97 and shot 55.97, Ryan Johnston von Kansas and scaled an impressive 1.66 of her seed time of 57.63 when Ryan Johnston of Kansas had cut into the wall in the first heat of 57.63.

Johnston's time did not take long when she was broken by Byus Emma Marusakova in Heat 2. The junior, 17th last year with a 54.39, fell almost three seconds from her seed to set a new PB and break the 54.00 barrier for the first time, which achieved a 53.95 brand. Her time survived only a heat when Heat 4 Julia Urbanowski from Arizona cut from the 04 brand.

The first of the district heaters, Heat 5, saw a mix of the ranking when Houston's Adelaide Meuter and Jeanne Dahmen von TCU vaulted their way into the two upper places. Dahmen was on the road quickly and hit the 50 wall in 24.45, but Meuter, who was more than half a second back at 25.11, climbed on the backhal to get the heat victory in a time of 53.29, with Dahmen not far back at 53.43.

In the following two preliminaries, Meuter and Dahmen fell out of the upper places, but not enough to push them out of the A-final. The Joleigh Crye of Heat 6 from Cincinnati and Noor El Gendy from Houston extinguished it for victory when the couple went 52.65 and 53.05, each from their Sazezeit, with Gendy achieving NCAA B -Cut. Heat 7 did not have the depth of the previous heat, but it certainly had the speed when Julia Ullmann from ASU fell from her seed by her seed by 0.24 to record a brand of 51.41. In February 24th, the 100 -year time is as a new PB for the first year from Switzerland.

Men 100 fly – prelims

• NCAA record: 42.80 – Caeleb Dressel, Florida (2018)
• Big 12 Record: 43.75 – Joseph Schooling, Texas (2017)
• Big 12 championship record: 44.06 – Joseph Schooling, Texas (2017)
• 2025 NCAA 'A'/'B' CUT: 44.51/46.80
• 2024 NCAA invitation time: 45.37
• 2024 times for the final: 46.94/48.50/49.61

Top 8

1. Ilya Kharun (ASU) – 44.71
2. Haakon Naughton (ariz) – 45.47
3. Tommy Palmer (ASU) – 45.55
4. Filip Senc-Samardzic (ASU) -45.94
5. Evan Vanbrocklin (Utah)/Jordan Tiffany (BYU) – 45.99
7. Hunter Ingram (Cinc) – 46.03
8. Luigi Riva (BYU) – 46.25

With only five preliminaries, it did not take long for Joe Swain's 47.79 to be removed from HEAT 1. In Heat 3, the first of the district heat, Filip Senc-Semardiz caved a controlled race, took out 21.24 and returned to 24.70 to achieve a mark of 45.94. Arizona's Hunter Ingram was not too far back and hit the wall 46.03. Ingram tried his best to go down Senc-Semardizc, but his 24.54 last 50 not enough to compensate for the deficit.

In Heat 4, Haakon Naughton from Arizona climbed on the back half to get the heat victory and surpass the top time. Naughton's last 50 from 24.18, in 21.29, brought him a probable place in the A-final when he met 45.47 on the wall, only 0.2 of his Sazezeit. Also the 46-second barrier by Byus Jordan Tiffany, who divided 21.33 and 24.66, to stop at 45.99 at the clock.

Heat 5 was everything Ilya Kharun. The double Olympic bronze medalist easily overtook first place when he hit the wall 44.71. Kharun split 9.24/11.30/11.91/12.26 and was good off his seeds of 43.85, but he probably played energy tonight, where he will follow the conference record of 43.75.

Women 400 in – preliminary rounds

• NCAA record: 3: 54.60 – Ella Eastin, Stanford (2018)
• Big 12 Record: 4: 00.97 – Madisyn Cox, Texas (2017)
• Big 12 championship record: 4: 01.15 – Madisyn Cox, Texas (2017)
• 2025 NCAA 'A'/'B' CUT: 4: 03.62/4: 16.78
• 2024 NCAA invitation time: 4: 10.74
• 2024 times for the final: 4: 22.09/4: 24.47/4: 26.69

Top 8

Heat 4's Addie Richards from BYU used a strong breaststroke to get a strong lead in the 300 round. Richards separated 34.95/35.27 on the chest and almost had a lead of six seconds to Kansas' Hailey Farrell, which was 37.42/37.55 above the same leg. Farrell closed the gap a little, but the damage was done when Richards drove into the wall with a time of 4: 16.04, fell over 8 seconds from her seed and reached a NCAA B cut. Farrell closed the gap by more than a second and has so far set the second fastest time of the morning at 4: 21.10.

Men 400 in – preliminary rounds

• NCAA recording: 3: 28.82 – Leon Marchand, state of Arizona (2023)
• Big 12 Record: 3: 33.79 – Carson Foster, Texas (2022)
• Big 12 championship record: 3: 35.49 – Carson Foster, Texas (2023)
• 2025 NCAA 'A'/'B' CUT: 3: 38.37/3: 49.53
• 2024 NCAA invitation time: 3: 42.93
• 2024 times for the final: 3: 54.08/3: 59.80/4: 10.64

Top 8

Women 200 free – preparations

• NCAA record: 1: 39.10 – Missy Franklin, Cal (2015)
• Big 12 Record: 1: 42.38 – Kelly Pash, Texas (2022)
• BIG 12 championship record: 1: 42.70 –Kelly Pash, Texas (2021)
• 2025 NCAA 'A'/'B' CUT: 1: 42.60/1: 46.85
• 2024 NCAA invitation time: 1: 44.80
• 2024 times for the final: 1: 49.09/1: 50.45/1: 50.78

Top 8

Men 200 Frei – Prelims

• NCAA recording: 1: 28.81 – Luke Hobson, Texas (2024)
• Big 12 Record: 1: 28.81 – Luke Hobson, Texas (2024)
• Big 12 championship record: 1: 31.97 – Will Modglin, Texas (2024)
• 2025 NCAA 'A'/'B' CUT: 1: 31.21/1: 35.35
• 2024 NCAA invitation time: 1: 32.93
• 2024 times for the final: 1: 36.98/1: 38.99/1: 42.77

Top 8