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Hattie Finishes Second, Davenport Records Personal Best on Day 2 of Auburn Diving Invite
December 18, 2022 | Swimming & Diving, Women's Swimming & Diving, Men's Swimming & Diving
AUBURN, Ala. – A top-two finish and two personal records for Tennessee highlighted Sunday's slate of the Auburn Diving Invite.
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Bryden Hattie led the way for the Vols on 3-meter, coming back from an early missed dive to finish second with a 408.55 score. Three of his final four dives went for 70-plus points. During prelims, he nailed a forward 2 1/2 somersault 2 twist pike for 83.30 points to notch the highest score (420.00) going into finals.
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Coming off a good performance yesterday, Jacob Reasor recorded a career-best 375.20 score to place fifth in the event thanks to a pair of 70-point dives. Nick Stone (332.10) and Owen Redfearn (331.15) rounded things out by finishing ninth and 10th, respectively.
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For the Lady Vols, Bailey Davenport enjoyed a career day on 1-meter, improving her previous personal best in the event by more than 20 points to take sixth overall with a 284.95 score. Following behind her were Grace Cable (seventh) and Tanesha Lucoe (eighth). The duo was solid during prelims, throwing down scores of 291.00 and 283.05, respectively.
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Elle Renner rounded out the top-10 finishes for the Lady Vols, taking ninth behind a 272.30 mark. Madison Reese missed her person-best score on 1-meter by less than a point, as she finished 11th with 269.80. Emily Ann Wolfson (263.35) and Kara Holt (246.75) placed 12th and 15th on the day. Â
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Monday's slate begins with the women's 3-meter (12 p.m. ET) followed by the men's platform will follow (4 p.m.). The women's platform will take place at noon on Tuesday to wrap up the invite.
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For the most up-to-date information about the program, follow Tennessee swimming & diving on Twitter and Instagram and like us on Facebook.Â
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Bryden Hattie led the way for the Vols on 3-meter, coming back from an early missed dive to finish second with a 408.55 score. Three of his final four dives went for 70-plus points. During prelims, he nailed a forward 2 1/2 somersault 2 twist pike for 83.30 points to notch the highest score (420.00) going into finals.
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Coming off a good performance yesterday, Jacob Reasor recorded a career-best 375.20 score to place fifth in the event thanks to a pair of 70-point dives. Nick Stone (332.10) and Owen Redfearn (331.15) rounded things out by finishing ninth and 10th, respectively.
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For the Lady Vols, Bailey Davenport enjoyed a career day on 1-meter, improving her previous personal best in the event by more than 20 points to take sixth overall with a 284.95 score. Following behind her were Grace Cable (seventh) and Tanesha Lucoe (eighth). The duo was solid during prelims, throwing down scores of 291.00 and 283.05, respectively.
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Elle Renner rounded out the top-10 finishes for the Lady Vols, taking ninth behind a 272.30 mark. Madison Reese missed her person-best score on 1-meter by less than a point, as she finished 11th with 269.80. Emily Ann Wolfson (263.35) and Kara Holt (246.75) placed 12th and 15th on the day. Â
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Monday's slate begins with the women's 3-meter (12 p.m. ET) followed by the men's platform will follow (4 p.m.). The women's platform will take place at noon on Tuesday to wrap up the invite.
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For the most up-to-date information about the program, follow Tennessee swimming & diving on Twitter and Instagram and like us on Facebook.Â
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