SDSU DROPS DUALS TO NEBRASKA, OMAHA

The Jackrabbits fell by scores of 223-77 to the host Cornhuskers and 217-83 to Summit League rival Omaha.

Senior Jenna Currier recorded the best end for SDSU with a runner-up effort within the 100-yard butterfly with a time of 57.34 seconds. Currier additionally positioned fourth within the 50 freestyle (24.26 seconds).

Junior Gigi Hioki turned in a pair of third-place particular person performances, clocking occasions of 52.78 seconds within the 100 freestyle and 1 minute, 53.62 seconds within the 200 freestyle.

Hioki and Currier additionally made up half of SDSU’s third-place 400 freestyle relay, teaming with Mia Pendleton and Hannah Miller for a time of three:33.54.

Rounding out the highest performances for the Jackrabbits was Poppy Mead with fourth-place showings in each the 1,000 freestyle (10:54.20) and 200 butterfly (2:10.50).

For Nebraska, Aberdeen native Gena Jorgenson was a three-time particular person winner, claiming the 1,000 freestyle (10:03.42), 200 backstroke (2:02.96) and 200 particular person medley (2:06.76). She additionally swam on the successful 400 freestyle relay (3:28.05).

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South Dakota State hosts Augustana within the Jackrabbits’ residence opener on Oct. 10. Start time is ready for 1 p.m. on the Marshall Center Pool, with an alumni meet to comply with.