ST. GEORGE, Utah — In each of their last PCSC Conference Championships, seniors Melia Stout and Amy Crayne of Azusa Pacific diving took the top two spots in the 3-meter dive competition. Stout totaled 304 points and her teammate Crayne, last year's conference winner, tallied 286 points for the second slot.

Overall the Cougars sit in fourth place in the competition after day one, check out how the day went below.

How it Happened (Day 1): Stout and Crayne led off the day with stellar performances in the 3-meter dive competition as each were graded on six total dives. Stout won the conference crown at the 3-meter designation for the first time in her career, while Crayne has won this event the past two seasons.

After the dive portion of the program concluded, Hannah Frey and Delanie Gearing competed in the 1000 prelims and finals as Frey placed eighth with a time of 10:50.87 while Gearing took 12th with a time of 11:01.18. Next was the 200 medley relay which saw a team of Marci Yanagawa, Gearing, Nicole Barton, and Hannah Swailes finish eighth and collect 44 points.

In the 800 free relay, Azusa Pacific finished in third, the highest finish of the day, with a time of 7:39.44. The relay was led-off by Riley Smith before Montana White put the Cougars in contention with a great leg that saw her team climb into second. Tessie Scavone and Emily Rigsby finished off the race to help the Cougars to a third place finish and grab 54 points to close out the day.

Up Next: Azusa Pacific will compete in day two of the PCSC Championships tomorrow beginning at 9:30 a.m. in St. George, Utah. The events for tomorrow are scheduled in order as follows: 500 free, 200 IM, 50 free, 200 free relay, 1-meter dive prelims, 1-meter dive finals, finals for all swims from morning in same order. Stay up to date on all the action here at this link.