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Lainie Long
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03/16/2013 Day Three Completed At 2013 NCAA Zone E Diving RegionalIshimatsu of USC wins women's platform and Ipsen of Stanford wins men's platform diving. 03/15/2013 Day Two Completed At 2013 NCAA Zone E Diving RegionalIshimatsu of USC wins women's 1m and Ipsen of Stanford wins men's 3m diving. 03/11/2013 Air Force Hosts 2013 NCAA Zone E Diving RegionalTop divers from Zone E region to compete March 14-16 at Cadet Natorium. Free admission. 02/20/2013 Air Force Sets Three School Records In Opening Day at MW ChampionshipsFalcons set school records in 800 free and 200 medley relays and 200 free. 01/19/2013 Falcons Go 4-1 Saturday In Second Meet vs. North Dakota, Seattle and WyomingFalcon men go 2-1 and women go 2-0. personal bests
1-meter - 237.67 2011-12 Highlights: Second on the team in all three dives ... scored career-high 237.67 points in 1-meter dive and 250.87 points in the 3-meter at the Foster Duals ... scored career-high 143.50 points in the platform at the USC Trojan Invite. HIGH SCHOOL (Landmark Christian):Lettered four years in diving, two in swimming, track and cross country and one in soccer ... Wendy's Heisman finalist ... National Honor Society member ... Beta Club member ... high school diving coach was John Ames ... dove club for Atlanta Diving, coached by John Ames. PERSONAL: Member of cadet squadron 18 ... major is english ... nickname is Lulu ... has five siblings, three of whom graduated from service academies ... hobby is reading ... favorite food is pizza ... favorite movie is the Notebook ... favorite book is the bible ... if she could be on any reality TV show, it would be Real Housewives ... has country and pop on her iPod ... favorite quote: "I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me." --Phillipians 4:13 ... daughter of Dr. James and Lisa Long. Getting to Know Lainie... Something most people don't know about me: I play the harp. Notable thing about her hometown: Country music star Alan Jackson is from there. Who's had the biggest influence on your sports career and why: My mother and father because they spent countless hours driving and supporting me. |








