Women’s 100 Breast:
A duo of 1:07’s highlighted the women’s 100 breasstroke. Melanie Margalis grabbed the top spot on the podium with a final 1:07.48, dropping 1.84 seconds off her prelims time of 1:09.32.
Molly Hannis finished second overall with a 1:07.86. Hannis is currently ranked fourth in the world rankings for 2016 after posting a 1:06.16 at the Southern Premier earlier this year.
Breeja Larson posted a final time of 1:08.46 to finish third overall, while Laura Sogar turned in a 1:09.14 to finish fourth.
Kayla Brumbaum grabbed fifth place with a 1:10.96. She was followed to the wall by a duo of 1:11’s. Annie Zhu (1:11.32) and Vanessa Pearl (1:11.93) finished sixth and seventh respectively.
Allie Raab rounded out the top eight with a 1:12.06.
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