Moore headlines Aggies' first day in Houston

Houston – The 2025 WAC swimming and diving championships were opened on Wednesday by the University of Houston. Peytton Moore Advanced people the A final of the 3M dive, while the Aggies took third place in the 200 Medley relay and fourth in the 800 free season.

The first aggies of the meeting to meet the pool were the divers and opened the campaign with the 3M dive. Peytton Moore recorded a 240.55 and earned the last place in the evening of a final. The newcomer improved in her second round, drew a personal component of 257.80 points and received a sixth place. Mira Tinani Came right behind Moore and entered the B final with a score of 240.50. In the final, Tinani's score rose to 263.85 and granted second place to the second year.

The 200 Medley relay began swimming between the preliminary runs and the final Kira BrownellPresent Kodi WimanPresent Emily Dobbins And Dijana Mazumdar For the first team event of the weekend. The quartet scored a time of 1: 40.29 in the second fastest time of the team this season and ended behind California Baptist and Grand Canyon.

In the 800 Free Relay NM State a fourth place and achieved a little more than a quarter of a second place behind Idaho in third place. Naomi -sleevesPresent Dijana MazumdarPresent Lina Khiyara And Katie Rink Grouped for a 7: 21.23 time, directly behind the Vandals brand of 7: 20.92. In the opening division, Naomi -sleeves Set a personal best with a time of 1: 48.83

In one of four days, the NM State is in third place in the women's team with 83 points. CBU takes second place with 101 points, while Nau leads with 114.

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“Our Medley relay was great tonight and had everyone strong [Slee]'S Lebent-best-bedoff. The best performance of the day came from Peytton Moore. She had her best 3M list of the year in the final tonight and we are so proud of her. With just three events we have a lot more competing to come and we look forward to the next meeting. “

Next on

The WAC championships will be on the second day for the second day on the University of Houston campus. The final events on Thursday include the 200 Free Relay, 500 Free, 200 IM and 50 Free in addition to the 1M dive. The NM state will come into the pool for free for the prelims of the 1M dive and 500 at 9:30 a.m. All final events are streamed live on ESPN+ and further information can be found at wacsports.com. The meeting will be completed this Saturday, March 1st.

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