The Hawkeye Invitational continued from Iowa City on Thursday, Nov. 20, with a full slate of events. Washington State won four events to close in, but Nebraska still held the lead after the third day.<\/p>\n
Nebraska has 853.5 points, followed by Washington State (798.5), Iowa (737), Kansas (680), Illinois (643), Miami (491), UConn (465), Iowa State (457) and Northern Iowa (237).<\/p>\n
Nebraska’s Beatrix Tanko<\/strong> won the 100 fly in 52.03, dropping a half second from prelims.<\/p>\n Kansas’ Lydia Lafferty<\/strong> was also under 53, getting to the wall in 52.96 to claim second.<\/p>\n Iowa’s Rachel Dildine<\/strong> finished third in 53.67, followed by Miami’s Isabelle Videment<\/strong> (53.82), Kansas’ Anna Gearhar<\/strong>t (54.03), Nebraska’s Jazmyn Lunn<\/strong> (54.84), Iowa’s Payton Flowers<\/strong> (54.89) and UConn’s Ella Epes<\/strong> (55.13).<\/p>\n Iowa’s Olivia Swalley<\/strong> won her second event of the meet, taking first place in the 400 IM. Swalley dropped more than five seconds from her prelims time to get to the wall in 4:11.23.<\/p>\n Nebraska’s Gena Jorgenson<\/strong> was second in 4:14.40, followed by Washington State’s Ariel Wang<\/strong> (4:15.13), Illinois’ Sara Jass<\/strong> (4:15.46), Nebraska’s Aurora Zanin<\/strong> (4:19.71), Miami’s Sophie Lenze<\/strong> (4:19.77), Illinois’ Chloe Diner<\/strong> (4:20.57) and Nebraska’s Marissa Laurin<\/strong> (4:20.59).<\/p>\n Washington State’s Lauren Wille<\/strong> won the 200 free by nearly a half second after dropping 1.5 seconds off her prelims time and finishing in 1:46.78.<\/p>\n Miami’s Savannah Barr<\/strong> was a close second at 1:47.03, a half second ahead of Nebraska’s Giulia Marchi<\/strong> (1:47.63).<\/p>\n Stunningly, Nebraska’s Gena Jorgenson<\/strong> did a double of back-to-back events, and after her 400 IM final, finished fourth in the 200 free final with a swim of 1:47.64.<\/p>\n Nebraska teammate Riley Miklos<\/strong> finished fifth (1:47.80), followed by Kansas’ Ivy Solt<\/strong> (1:47.91), Washington State’s Darcy Revitt<\/strong> (1:48.86) and Iowa’s Nora Kemp<\/strong> (1:49.95).<\/p>\n Washington State’s Emily Lundgren<\/strong> dropped another half second off or her prelims time and cruised to victory in the 100 breaststroke in 59.42, the only member of the field to break a minute.<\/p>\nWomen’s 400 IM<\/h3>\n
Women’s 200 Free<\/h3>\n
Women’s 100 Breaststroke<\/h3>\n