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USC's Nike Agunbiade, Laurent Paradis Capture 3-Meter and Platform Events At Trojan Diving Invitational
November 18, 2023 | Men's Swimming & Diving, Women's Swimming & Diving
LOS ANGELES - Trojan fifth year diver Nike Agunbiade and sophomore Laurent Gosselin-Paradis claimed the 3-meter and platform events, respectively, to highlight USC's efforts during the second day of the Trojan Diving Invitational at the Uytengsu Aquatics Center.
Agunbiade, who was third on 1-meter yesterday, claimed the 3-meter event today with 654.70 points. During prelims, Agunbiade led the way with 328.35 points. A trio of Trojans finished seventh-eighth-ninth, respectively as Farrah Volpintesta (547.85), Grace Lee (543.20) and Allison Ward (528.70) also competed in the finals. Freshman Lily Castanon was 11th with 518.60 total points.
In the men's platform competition, it was Gosselin-Paradis who ran away with the victory, tallying 819.55 points. His score was more than 55 points ahead of the second place finisher (Bjorn Marketing - Arizona). Trojan sophomore Robert Gref (618.80) finished fifth, followed by Tatsuya Machida in eighth (546.20) and Wesley Ahart in 11th (527.30).
Action continues tomorrow with women's platform and men's 1-meter prelims at 11 a.m. at the Uytengsu Aquatics Center.
Agunbiade, who was third on 1-meter yesterday, claimed the 3-meter event today with 654.70 points. During prelims, Agunbiade led the way with 328.35 points. A trio of Trojans finished seventh-eighth-ninth, respectively as Farrah Volpintesta (547.85), Grace Lee (543.20) and Allison Ward (528.70) also competed in the finals. Freshman Lily Castanon was 11th with 518.60 total points.
In the men's platform competition, it was Gosselin-Paradis who ran away with the victory, tallying 819.55 points. His score was more than 55 points ahead of the second place finisher (Bjorn Marketing - Arizona). Trojan sophomore Robert Gref (618.80) finished fifth, followed by Tatsuya Machida in eighth (546.20) and Wesley Ahart in 11th (527.30).
Action continues tomorrow with women's platform and men's 1-meter prelims at 11 a.m. at the Uytengsu Aquatics Center.
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