Candace Blackman Earns C-USA Swimmer Of The Week Honor
Posted: Tue Oct 28, 2008 2:20 pmCandace Blackman Earns C-USA Swimmer Of The Week Honor
Blackman's Second Career Weekly Honor and First of 2008-09 Season
Oct. 28, 2008
DALLAS (SMU)-Senior Candace Blackman of the SMU women's swimming team has been crowned Swimmer of the Week as announced by Conference USA. This marks the second time in her career Blackman has received the honor and her first of the 2008-09 season.
Blackman took part in SMU's Women's Swimming Classic and also participated in a dual meet against Arizona State. Against the Sun Devils, Blackman took three first-place honors. She helped the 400-free relay team touch the wall first in 3:24.14 and also took individual wins in the 100-free (50.65) and 200-free (1:48.78).
During the two-day SMU classic, Blackman competed on three of SMU's relay teams and helped two of them to first-place finishes. In the 800-free relay, SMU pulled off the win, with Blackman edging out USC for the title, touching the wall in 7:21.08. The All-American swimmer also took first in the 200-free relay that set new meet and pool records and also achieved an NCAA qualifying time by finishing in 1:47.83.
Blackman's last relay of the day was in the 400-free relay (3:22.79) that took second-place to a USC team that broke meet and pool records. Blackman finished the SMU Classic with a pair of individual first-place honors including a win in the 50-free (23.31) and 100-free (50.26).
Blackman and her fellow Mustangs will return to the pool this Saturday at 2 p.m. when they take on Penn State in head to head to competition in Joe Perkins Natatorium.
Blackman's Second Career Weekly Honor and First of 2008-09 Season
Oct. 28, 2008
DALLAS (SMU)-Senior Candace Blackman of the SMU women's swimming team has been crowned Swimmer of the Week as announced by Conference USA. This marks the second time in her career Blackman has received the honor and her first of the 2008-09 season.
Blackman took part in SMU's Women's Swimming Classic and also participated in a dual meet against Arizona State. Against the Sun Devils, Blackman took three first-place honors. She helped the 400-free relay team touch the wall first in 3:24.14 and also took individual wins in the 100-free (50.65) and 200-free (1:48.78).
During the two-day SMU classic, Blackman competed on three of SMU's relay teams and helped two of them to first-place finishes. In the 800-free relay, SMU pulled off the win, with Blackman edging out USC for the title, touching the wall in 7:21.08. The All-American swimmer also took first in the 200-free relay that set new meet and pool records and also achieved an NCAA qualifying time by finishing in 1:47.83.
Blackman's last relay of the day was in the 400-free relay (3:22.79) that took second-place to a USC team that broke meet and pool records. Blackman finished the SMU Classic with a pair of individual first-place honors including a win in the 50-free (23.31) and 100-free (50.26).
Blackman and her fellow Mustangs will return to the pool this Saturday at 2 p.m. when they take on Penn State in head to head to competition in Joe Perkins Natatorium.
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