Utah swim and dive made a splash in their first day hosting BYU, breaking records and earning gold in nine events. The women dominated, holding six top finishes and currently leading the Cougars. Coach Persson praised their hard work and competitiveness, while encouraging the men to step up their game. Notable performances included Elias Petersen breaking records in diving, Sydney Kowalski achieving her first NCAA Zones qualification, and Chloe Thompson and Isabella Riso securing wins in their races. The women’s divers also swept the 3m event. Head diving coach Richard Marschner expressed admiration for the strong rivalry between the teams. Looking ahead to the next session, the Utes will honor their seniors as they face BYU once again. Fans can stay updated on social media and through the Utah360 app. With top performances and fierce competition, Utah swim and dive are poised for continued success in their rivalry with BYU.
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