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ATLANTA, Ga. – The University of Hawai'i men's and women's diving team opened the Georgia Tech Fall Invitational on Thursday afternoon at the Georgia Tech Aquatic Center. 

The women's 1-meter and men's 3-meter dives were the two diving events to open the three-day invitational. Rainbow Wahine senior Lauren Hall led the women on the 1-meter finishing third in the finals with a score of 297.05. Aimee Harrison also made it through to the final round and landed in 10^th (275.40).
 
Monica Gavaris also competed for the Rainbow Wahine in the morning's preliminary round but did not advance to the finals after landing 21^st (243.85) of 58 divers.
 
Senior Amund Gismervik led the 'Bows in the 3-meter, finishing in second-place with a score of 385.35 just behind Minnesota's Matt Bernard (407.15). Freshman Johan Sandell also competed in the preliminary round but did not move on to the finals, finishing 17^th with a score of 302.30.
 
UH continues action at the Georgia Tech Fall Invitational tomorrow with the men's 1-meter and women's 3-meter events. Diving will wrap up on Saturday morning with the men's and women's platform dives.

Meanwhile, in San Diego, Calif. The UH swimming teams opened at the high-calibur A3 Performance Invitational this afternoon, hosted by UC San Diego. The Rainbow Wahine had a standout performance on the opening 200-Freestyle Relay event, with Morgan Mark, Erin McNulty, Brooke Kniffin and Franziska Weidner finishing in fourth place with a time of 1:33.59. 

Sophomore Kira Webster also led the Rainbow Wahine, finsihing third in the 500 freestyle finals with a time of 4:53.16. On the men's side in the same event, Jonas Gutzat led the 'Bows in fifth with a time of 4:25.82 followed by Kacy Johnson in seventh (4:28.08). 

In the 200 IM, Weidner led with women finishing runner-up to UCLA with a time of 1:59.72, while freshman Micah Ornellas finished with a team-high time of 1:48.78 for the men, good enough for fifth place .

UH continues the A3 Invite through the weekend and will compete in seven events on Friday afternoon. 
 


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