Women's Swimming and Diving 3/8/2022 5:08:00 PM

Miclau Leads Women’s Swimming and Diving on Day Two at NCAA Zone Diving

ANNAPOLIS, Md. – Sophomore Elizabeth Miclau led Harvard University women's swimming and diving on the second day of the 2022 NCAA Zone A Diving Championships with a sixth-place finish in the 3-meter event on Tuesday at the U.S. Naval Academy's Lejeune Hall.

Miclau approached a top-five NCAA qualifying effort with her sixth-place finish behind a total score of 586.30. Miclau notched a 311.15 in the finals following a 275.15 for 12^th place in the prelims.

Senior Georgina Milne and junior Evie Geier also joined Miclau in the finals round behind top-18 finishes in the prelims. In the finals, Milne came in 14^th with a 558.85 while Geier placed 15^th with a 545.45. Milne notched a 317.05 in finals after a 271.80 in prelims, and Geier tallied a 277.35 in finals after a 268.10 in prelims.

Five other Harvard student-athletes competed in the prelims of the event including first-year Amy Wotovich (22nd, 253.45), senior Esther Lawrence (23rd, 253.35), first-year Katie Laverty (28th, 245.90), senior Morgane Herculano (30th, 242.25), and first-year Remi Edvalson (34th, 240.30). A total of 60 divers competed in the prelims.

On day one of Zones, Wotovich led the Crimson with an eight-place finish in the 1-meter event. Herculano and Edvalson joined Wotovich in the finals on Monday.

Scores on all dives in the prelims and the finals were used to determine finals placing. The top-five finishers in the finals earned qualifying spots for the NCAA Championships.