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Florida State Swimming And Diving To Host Florida
Nov. 16, 2000
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. - The men's and women's swimming and diving
teams return to action on Friday, November 17th at home against intra-state
rivals, the University of Florida. The meet starts at 4:00 p.m., and will
be held at the Bobby E. Leach Student Recreation Center on the Florida
State campus.
The Seminoles come off a split in last week's meet against Indian
River Community College. The Lady Seminoles (4-1, 0-0 ACC) defeated the
Pioneers 177.50 - 65.50, while the men (3-3, 1-0 ACC) fell short in a
hard-fought battle and look to get back on the winning track against the
Gators. Florida enters the meet coming off impressive victories two weeks
ago. The Lady Gators (6-1, 4-1 SEC), ranked 10th in the nation, defeated
TCU, while the men (3-3, 2-3 SEC), ranked 8th, squeezed out a victory
against the University of Michigan.
"It is a big weekend for us, a big rivalry," FSU Head Coach Neil
Harper said. "It has been lopsided for a long time now. Our men's team
managed to collect a couple years of some exciting victories. What we are
looking for is some faster performances on the season, some really good
racing, some enthusiasm, and trying to win as many individual races as we
can. We certainly have some individuals who can get up and race with the
best they have in some events and I think that is what we need to key on.
Obviously, the relays will be exciting. I see this meet as a way for our
program to build upon our season. They are a good team and they have been,
so for us to make a close meet of it will be an accomplishment for us."
"I feel that if we have a good crowd and everyone is into the meet,
it might help rise our swimmers a little further," Harper said. "Depending
on how diving goes, both individually, and as a group, it could really
dictate the results of the meet. It is going to be an exciting meet where
we have nothing to lose."
The Lady Seminoles will look to gain their first ever victory
against the Lady Gators while the UF men's team holds a 40-22-1 all-time
record against the Seminoles.
All Seminole fans are encouraged to come out and help support the
Seminole swimming and diving team.
Womens: Mens:
400 Medley Relay 400 Medley Relay
1000 Free 1000 Free
200 Free 200 Free
50 Free 50 Free
200 IM 200 IM
1-meter diving 1-meter diving
200 Fly 200 Fly
100 Free 100 Free
200 Back 200 Back
500 Free 500 Free
3-meter diving 3-meter diving
200 Breast 200 Breast
400 Free Relay 400 Free Relay
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