University of Georgia Athletics
Sunday, March 8
Athens, Ga.
12:15 p.m. (Prelims) | 2:55 p.m. (Final)
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NCAA Zone B Diving Championships
Photo by: Tony Walsh/UGAAA
2026 NCAA DI Zone B Diving Championships
March 08, 2026 | Swimming & Diving, Men's Swimming & Diving, Women's Swimming & Diving
Day 3 – Tuesday, March 10
Men's 3-meter
Junior Matthew Bray's season concluded with a ninth-place finish, posting a final score of 792.90. Bray's highest score of the day, a 75.00, on his second dive of finals. In prelims, Bray finished ninth as well with a score of 386.20.
Miami (Fla.)'s Matteo Santoro took first with a score of 899.55, followed by Tennessee pair of Bennett Greene (865.75) and Thomas Ciprick (864.05).
Women's Platform
Florida's Camyla Monroy finished first with a score of 649.00, followed by North Carolina's Sofia Knight in second at 636.20 and Florida State's Kayleigh Clark in third at 624.50. All three divers qualified for NCAAs in all three events.
Day 2 – Monday, March 9
Men's 1-meter
Bray finished ninth in the final with a score of 732.50, narrowly missing automatic qualification for the NCAA Championships. Bray's highest marks of the day came in the fourth round with a 76.50.
In prelims, Bray also finished ninth with a score of 357.70, highlighted by a 67.50 on his fourth dive.
Bennett Greene of Tennessee took first overall with a score of 793.00, followed by Miami (Fla.)'s Matteo Santoro in second at 778.15 and Tennessee's Thomas Ciprick in third at 768.00.
Women's 3-meter
Junior Michelle Cummo concluded her season with a 29th-place finish, scoring a 239.75 and again earning her highest total in an SEC or NCAA championship event. Cummo's highest score came in the fifth round when she received a 52.65.
South Carolina's Sophie Verzyl finished first with a 784.70, followed by Chiara Pellacani of Miami (Fla.) at 769.90 and Desharne Bent-Ashmeil of Tennessee at 736.10.
Day 1 – Sunday, March 8
Women's 1-meter
Cummo placed 33rd overall in prelims with a score of 220.70, her highest total in an SEC or NCAA championship event. Cummo's highest marks came on her fifth dive, earning her a 46.80.
Pellacani took first overall with a score of 662.85, followed by Verzyl (646.25) and Florida's Camyla Monroy (628.75).
Men's 3-meter
Junior Matthew Bray's season concluded with a ninth-place finish, posting a final score of 792.90. Bray's highest score of the day, a 75.00, on his second dive of finals. In prelims, Bray finished ninth as well with a score of 386.20.
Miami (Fla.)'s Matteo Santoro took first with a score of 899.55, followed by Tennessee pair of Bennett Greene (865.75) and Thomas Ciprick (864.05).
Women's Platform
Florida's Camyla Monroy finished first with a score of 649.00, followed by North Carolina's Sofia Knight in second at 636.20 and Florida State's Kayleigh Clark in third at 624.50. All three divers qualified for NCAAs in all three events.
Day 2 – Monday, March 9
Men's 1-meter
Bray finished ninth in the final with a score of 732.50, narrowly missing automatic qualification for the NCAA Championships. Bray's highest marks of the day came in the fourth round with a 76.50.
In prelims, Bray also finished ninth with a score of 357.70, highlighted by a 67.50 on his fourth dive.
Bennett Greene of Tennessee took first overall with a score of 793.00, followed by Miami (Fla.)'s Matteo Santoro in second at 778.15 and Tennessee's Thomas Ciprick in third at 768.00.
Women's 3-meter
Junior Michelle Cummo concluded her season with a 29th-place finish, scoring a 239.75 and again earning her highest total in an SEC or NCAA championship event. Cummo's highest score came in the fifth round when she received a 52.65.
South Carolina's Sophie Verzyl finished first with a 784.70, followed by Chiara Pellacani of Miami (Fla.) at 769.90 and Desharne Bent-Ashmeil of Tennessee at 736.10.
Day 1 – Sunday, March 8
Women's 1-meter
Cummo placed 33rd overall in prelims with a score of 220.70, her highest total in an SEC or NCAA championship event. Cummo's highest marks came on her fifth dive, earning her a 46.80.
Pellacani took first overall with a score of 662.85, followed by Verzyl (646.25) and Florida's Camyla Monroy (628.75).
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