talks about swimming against her sister as well as Charlotte Parent as the trio took down a 22-year-old NAIA record<\/a>.<\/p>\n“Biola\u2019s Christine Tixier, who had an outstanding meet last year, demolished one of the oldest NAIA records on the book with a 2:02.75 in the women\u2019s 200-yard IM. That performance downed Lourette Hakansson\u2019s 1993 record of 2:04.01 set for Drury.<\/em><\/p>\nTixier\u2019s sister Lisa placed second in 2:03.08, also under the previous record, while Cumberland\u2019s Charlotte Parent wound up third with a 2:03.10 to also surpass the previous mark in what proved to be a fast heat.”<\/em><\/p>\n <\/p>\n