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Summit League Championships (Day 3)
Omaha Remains Fourth After Day Three at League Championships
Feb 18, 2017 | Women's Swimming & Diving
INDIANAPOLIS -- Two school records fell and one medal was claimed as the Omaha swimming & diving team capped day three of the Summit League Championships Friday at IU Natatorium. Through 27 events, the Mavericks sit in fourth place in the team standings with 334 points.
Freshman Andrea Brosnahan led the charge for Omaha, claiming a silver medal with her 1-meter dive performance of 251.20.
Junior Tiril Jensen had a day for the books, as she set a school record in the 100 breast in the morning prelims session with a time of 1:03.50, which passed the previous mark set by Madeline Hutt (1:03.75) in 2014. In the evening finals, Jensen broke her own record and placed fourth with an even lower time of 1:03.20.
Jensen also joined senior Morgan Stepp, sophomore Kirsten Kracke and freshman Rachel Morrow to smash Omaha's 400 medley relay record with a mark of 3:48.34 for fourth place. It eclipsed the previous school record of 3:49.99 set by Jensen, Stepp, Meredith Ricks and Natalie Renshaw in 2016.
Omaha caps the Summit League Championships on Saturday, Feb. 18. Prelims are set for 9 a.m. CT. Live stats can be accessed through the "Meet Mobile" app, available through the App Store and on Androids.
2017 SUMMIT LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIPS TEAM STANDINGS
Day 3
Women
1. Denver – 699
2. IUPUI -- 443.5
3. South Dakota -- 381.5
4. Omaha – 334
5. South Dakota State – 293
6. Western Illinois – 142
7. Eastern Illinois -- 109
Freshman Andrea Brosnahan led the charge for Omaha, claiming a silver medal with her 1-meter dive performance of 251.20.
Junior Tiril Jensen had a day for the books, as she set a school record in the 100 breast in the morning prelims session with a time of 1:03.50, which passed the previous mark set by Madeline Hutt (1:03.75) in 2014. In the evening finals, Jensen broke her own record and placed fourth with an even lower time of 1:03.20.
Jensen also joined senior Morgan Stepp, sophomore Kirsten Kracke and freshman Rachel Morrow to smash Omaha's 400 medley relay record with a mark of 3:48.34 for fourth place. It eclipsed the previous school record of 3:49.99 set by Jensen, Stepp, Meredith Ricks and Natalie Renshaw in 2016.
Omaha caps the Summit League Championships on Saturday, Feb. 18. Prelims are set for 9 a.m. CT. Live stats can be accessed through the "Meet Mobile" app, available through the App Store and on Androids.
2017 SUMMIT LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIPS TEAM STANDINGS
Day 3
Women
1. Denver – 699
2. IUPUI -- 443.5
3. South Dakota -- 381.5
4. Omaha – 334
5. South Dakota State – 293
6. Western Illinois – 142
7. Eastern Illinois -- 109
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