University of Miami freshman diver Aurelie Sevigny was named Atlantic Coast Conference Women’s Diver of the Week after her performance in a dual meet against Alabama. The Crimson Tide entered the meet ranked among the nation’s top 15 teams. The honor is the first of Sevigny’s career.
Sevigny won the 3-meter dive with a score of 353.63, earning an NCAA Zone cut score. She also placed second in the 1-meter dive with a score of 306.38. Miami Hurricanes teammate Emma Gullstrand finished ahead of Sevigny in the 1-meter event, which also produced an NCAA qualifying score for Sevigny.
The Montreal native delivered qualifying performances on both boards during the meet. Her 3-meter victory provided the highest finish, while her 1-meter result added a second NCAA-related benchmark. The Atlantic Coast Conference recognized Sevigny among its top weekly performers.
FSB Take
Sevigny’s first conference honor gives Miami a clear early result from its freshman diver. Her victory in the 3-meter event and qualifying 1-meter performance show production across both disciplines. The recognition also connects Sevigny to NCAA qualifying marks in each event.
Source: Original report