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2025 NCAA Division I Women’s Swimming and Diving Championships

March 19-22, 2025 Weyerhaeuser King County Aquatics Center — Federal Way, Washington Short Course Yards (25 yards) Start Times: Prelims: 10 AM ׀ Finals: 6 PM (Pacific Daylight Time) Meet Central Official Psych Sheets SwimSwam Preview Index Live Results Live Stream Live Recaps: Prelims: Day 2 Finals: Day 1 | Day 2

Day 3 Prelims Heat Sheets

Event Lineup

100 fly 400 IM 200 free 100 breast 100 back

Kicking off the morning is the 100 fly where Gretchen Walsh enters as the top seed and NCAA record holder. Walsh won the event last year in a 47.42 but has already been faster this season after posting a 47.35 at midseason. Walsh is the top seed by over a second and will look for her second individual win after winning the 50 free last night.

Torri Huske of Stanford is also on the hunt for her 2nd individual title after swimming to a win in the 200 IM last night. Huske is the #2 seed behind Walsh after posting a 48.52 at ACCs last month. Emma Sticklen of Texas is the only other swimmer to have been sub-50 this season with a 49.40.

Virginia freshman Katie Grimes enters as the top seed in the 400 IM and is one of three swimmers who has been sub-4:00 this season as she enters with a 3:59.02. Grimes has been as fast as 3:57.02 back in 2022 during her time with Sandpipers of Nevada. Grimes will look to keep the title with the Cavaliers as Alex Walsh has opted for the 100 breast rather than defend her title in the 400 IM.

Florida’s Emma Weyant was 2nd last year in the 400 IM and will look to return to the ‘A’ final once again as she is the #2 seed. Weyant swam a 3:59.24 at SECs. Caroline Bricker of Stanford swam to a relay win on night 1 in the 800 free relay and is the #3 seed here with a 3:59.88.

Anna Peplowski swam to a 3rd place finish in the 500 free last night and looks to continue her momentum here as the top seed in the 200 free as she enters with a 1:40.69. Fellow Big Ten swimmer Stephanie Balduccini is the #2 seed with a 1:41.16. The sophomore from Michigan split a 1:41.29 lead off split on the tema’s 800 free relay on night 1.

Alex Walsh enters the 100 breast as the top seed after posting a 56.85 at the Eddie Reese Showdown in January. Walsh has never swam the event at NCAAs before but will look to add to her individual titles during her career. Tennessee’s Mona McSharry is the #2 seed and is in search of a title after swimming a 56.64 for 2nd last year.

The 100 back concludes the session as Bella Sims is the top seed with a 48.97 that she swam at SECs. Sims changed her event lineup from a year ago as she won the 200 free as a freshman on day 3. Virginia’s Claire Curzan has been as fast as 49.35 this season and is the #2 seed while Cal’s Mary-Ambre Moluh (49.68) is the only other sub-50 seed.

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