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It was the bowl of plain noodles Quah Zheng Wen ate two days before the 2013 Asian Youth Games — his remedy of choice for an untimely bout of stomach flu mere days before the meet.
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Lynch was one of four Cal swimmers to swim NCAA A times in the fall, which guarantee admission to the national championships in March.
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Both relay races went to the home squad, with Carr, Hoppe, Quah and Lynch combining to take the 200 medley relay. Sophomore Pawel Sendyk, Jensen, Hoffer and Josa all swam legs under 20 seconds to help the Bears win the 200 free relay.
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Accompanying the group of swimmers to Utah are the four Cal men’s divers, who will showcase their first competitive dives Saturday in the thin air of Salt Lake City. They will be up against the formidable Utah diving program, which is one of 12 in the country to send a male representative to five consecutive NCAA championships.
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Blink, and you might have missed the winner — that was how tightly contested the battle for the King of the Pool crown was Friday at Cal Poly. Only half a second separated Cal men’s swimmers sophomore Quah Zheng Wen, junior Andrew Seliskar and senior Matthew Josa, as they reached
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While many eyes were fixed on the Pac-12 Championships from Wednesday to Saturday, few were watching two-time Olympian Quah Zheng Wen’s debut for the No. 1 Cal men’s swimming and diving team at the Pac-12 Invitational. The Invitational was an exhibition opportunity for those who didn’t compete in Pac-12 Championships,
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