MCALLEN, Ind. - Seattle U swim completed Day Two of the National Invite Championships. The Redhawks came away with solid performances, led by a new SU top-ten mark in the 100 Fly by Cole Lanting.
In the prelims of the 100 Fly, Lanting clocked in a time of 49.03. The great effort by Lanting was enough to place him seventh in school history in the event. Additionally, Lanting competed in the 200 Free, finishing in a time of 1:42.64.
Jaxon Gonzales and Nicholas Imig put up solid performances in the 100 Breast. Gonzales finished the race in 56.07, while Imig put up a time of 1:00.34.
On the women's side, Maggie Robben had a good showing in the 200 Free, clocking in a time of 1:52.23 in the race. True freshman Sarah Cook had a respectable effort in the 100 Breast, finishing in 1:03.31.
The Redhawks will look to wrap up competition in Day Three of the National Invite Championships, with events starting at 6:30 AM PST
Stay connected with Seattle U swim and get all the latest team updates by downloading the GoSeattleU mobile app available now for free in the App Store or Google Play.
In the prelims of the 100 Fly, Lanting clocked in a time of 49.03. The great effort by Lanting was enough to place him seventh in school history in the event. Additionally, Lanting competed in the 200 Free, finishing in a time of 1:42.64.
Jaxon Gonzales and Nicholas Imig put up solid performances in the 100 Breast. Gonzales finished the race in 56.07, while Imig put up a time of 1:00.34.
On the women's side, Maggie Robben had a good showing in the 200 Free, clocking in a time of 1:52.23 in the race. True freshman Sarah Cook had a respectable effort in the 100 Breast, finishing in 1:03.31.
The Redhawks will look to wrap up competition in Day Three of the National Invite Championships, with events starting at 6:30 AM PST
Stay connected with Seattle U swim and get all the latest team updates by downloading the GoSeattleU mobile app available now for free in the App Store or Google Play.