Thursday, March 19
Atlanta, Ga.
Alabama
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NCAA Championships
Alabama Earns All-America Honors in Two Events on Day Two
3/19/2026 8:53:00 PM | Swimming & Diving
UA secured Second Team All-America honors from both Tessa Giele in the 100 butterfly and the Tide’s 200 free relay team
ATLANTA – Alabama recorded a pair of All-America honors on the second day of the NCAA Swimming and Diving Championships.
Tessa Giele opened the day with a 10th-place finish in the 100 butterfly, before returning with the women's 200 freestyle relay team to capture a ninth-place finish alongside teammates Cadence Vincent, Emily Jones and Charlotte Rosendale.
After the second day of events, Alabama sits in 13th place with 47 points.
Meet Notes
- The women's 200 freestyle relay team of Vincent, Jones, Giele and Rosendale clocked a 1:26.62 to finish ninth in the event
- It marked the 21st time that the Tide has earned All-America honors in the event, including a six-year consecutive run beginning in 2021
- Giele's second-team All-America honor was the 17th in program history and the first for the Tide since Rhyan White earned the honor in 2022
Next
- Alabama returns to action on Friday with prelims starting at 9 a.m. CT
- Finals will begin at 5 p.m.
- The Tide will compete in the 100 backstroke, 500 freestyle, 50 freestyle and 400 medley relay
Results
100 Butterfly
- 10th | Tessa Giele – 50.91
- 34th | Gaby Van Brunt – 52.03
200 Free Relay
- 9th | Cadence Vincent, Emily Jones, Tessa Giele, Charlotte Rosendale – 1:26.62
Players Mentioned
Free/Fly
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Backstroke
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Freestyle
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Freestyle/Butterfly/Backstroke
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Freestyle
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