April 14, 2021 10 Noles Recognized on All-ACC Swimming & Diving Academic Team
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. – Ten members of the Florida State swimming and diving teams were named to the All-ACC Academic Team on Wednesday.
Phoebe Griffiths, Fr., NFA-Management
Ginevra Molino, Fr., Pre-Biological Science
Rebecca Moynihan, Sr., Biological Science
Izaak Bastian , Jr., Athletic Training
Josh Davidson , Sr., Mechanical Engineering
Mason Herbet, Fr. , Pre-Mechanical Engineering
Jakub Ksiazek , Jr., Finance
David Quirie, Fr., Pre-Chemical Engineering
The four women selected captured the honor for the first time in their careers. Davidson picked up his fourth-straight nod to the team, while both Bastian and Ksiazek earned their third. McCusker made his second team, while Herbet and Quirie were chosen for their first.
March 3, 2021 Three Noles Headed to NCAA Championships
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. – Three members of the RV Florida State women’s swimming and diving team will return to the Greensboro Aquatic Center to compete at the 2021 NCAA Championships from March 17-20
Senior Emma Terebo will swim at her third overall NCAAs after competing at the 2018 and 2019 meets as a relay swimmer, while freshman Jenny Halden and sophomore Tania Quaglieri will race at their first.
Terebo qualified for the NCAA meet in the 100 back, after posting a 53.01 for ninth place at the ACC Championships. The Noumea, New Caledonia, native, also swam provisional times in the 50 free (22.64) and 100 free (49.43) at ACCs and has the option to compete in those races at NCAAs.
GREENSBORO, N.C. – Florida State sophomore Tania Quaglieri became the fastest Seminole in history in the 100 back, clocking a time of 52.17 at the 2021 Women’s ACC Championships and the Greensboro Aquatic Center on Friday.
Quaglieri advanced to the championship heat of the 100 back in eighth place after swimming a personal best of 52.97 in prelims.
Working from lane eight at night, Quaglieri used her speed in the front half of the race to set the tone.
The Nonatola, Italy, native, touched in sixth place (52.17), dropping almost two seconds from her seed time (53.90) in order to set the school record. She took down McKayla Lightbourn’s mark of 52.39 that was set back in 2014.