GREENSBORO, N.C.- Arizona Swimming & Diving had a successful weekend in Greensboro at the Wolfpack GAC Invite, with two men's relay teams earning an NCAA "A" Cuts and multiple Wildcats finishing with personal records and some of the best times in the country. 

On night two, Ralph Daleiden, Tomas Lukminas, Lars Kuljus and Miles Bottai earned an NCAA "A" Cut time (6:13.31) in the men's 800 Free Relay, the fourth best time in the nation, automatically qualifying them for the NCAA Championships in March. 

The Cats then closed out the meet with another relay "A" Cut, as the men's 400 Free relay team (Daleiden, Lukminas, Ingram, Nabor) earned an impressive 2:48.65 time that makes them No. 7 in the country for the event and qualified them for the NCAAs as well. 

The Invite was highlighted by an exceptional performance from Haakon Naughton, who put up two personal bests and two of the best times in the country for the 100 and 200 Fly. His 45.27 finish in the 100 Fly puts him at No. 4 in the Arizona record books and at No. 12 in the country. Naughton's 1:40.55 finish in the 200 Fly is the No. 4 time in the nation and is the second best time in program history. 

Day 1 Top 8 Finals finishes:

• 3rd place: Women's 200 Free Relay, 1:28.65 (Lexi Duchsherer, Julia Wozniak, Riley Botton, Alyssa Schwengel)

• 4th place: Women's 500 Free, Malia Rausch (4:43.80)

• 5th place: Men's 200 Free Relay, 1:17.33 (Ralph Daleiden, Tomas Lukminas, Hunter Ingram, Jadan Nabor)

• 5th place: Men's 400 Medley Relay, 3:05.57 (Daleiden, Young, Naughton, Lukminas)

• 6th place: Women's 400 Medley Relay, 3:37.53 (Lillie, Gewalt, Sheikhalizadehkhangh, Wozniak)

• 7th place: Men's 400 Medley Relay, 3:09.05 (Meyers, Wisdom, Nabor, Ingram)

Day 2 Top 16 Finals finishes:

• 1st place: Men's 800 Free Relay, 6:13.31 (Daleiden, Lukminas, Kuljus, Bottai) (No. 4 nationally) (NCAA A CUT)

• 3rd place: Men's 100 Fly, Haakon Naughton (45.27)* (No. 12 nationally)

• 4th place: Women's 100 BR, Eleni Gewalt (1:00.46)

• 4th place: Women's 800 Free Relay, 7:15.41 (Wozniak, Rausch, Neal, Schwengel)

• 5th place: Men's 200 Free, Lars Kuljus (1:34.57)*

• 5th place: Men's 100 BR, Tavner Wisdom (52.79)

• 6th place: Women's 200 Medley Relay, 1:39.88 (Lillie, Millard, Neal, Wozniak)

• 6th place: Men's 200 Medley Relay, 1:25.29 (Meyers, Young, Naughton, Lukminas)

• 7th place: Men's 100 BR, Daniel Young (53.38)

• 8th place: Men's 100 Back, Ryan Hardy (47.32)

Day 3 Top 8 Finals finishes:

• 2nd place: Men's 200 Back, Will Meyers (1:41.15)* (No. 17 nationally)

• 2nd place: Men's 200 Fly, Haakon Naughton (1:40.55)* (No. 4 nationally)

• 2nd place: Men's 400 Free Relay, 2:48.65 (Daleiden, Lukminas, Ingram, Nabor) (No. 7 nationally) (NCAA A CUT)

• 3rd place: Men's 200 BR, Tavner Wisdom (1:55.04)

• 6th place: Women's 1650 Free, Ava Sutphin (16:41.06) 

• 6th place: Men's 100 Free, Ralph Daleiden (42.33) (No. 24 nationally)

• 6th place: Men's 200 Fly, Joel Nace (1:44.31)*

• 6th place: Women's 400 Free Relay, 3:18.61 (Wozniak, Duchsherer, Botton, Schwengel)

• 7th place: Women's 1650 Free, Malia Rausch (16:44.61)

• 8th place: Men's 100 Free, Tomas Lukminas (42.38)

• 8th place: Women's 200 BR, Kelsey Wasikowski (2:14.31)

• 8th place: Men's 200 BR, Daniel Young (1:59.03)