CYCLONES DOWN JACKS IN THE POOL

The Jackrabbits dropped to 2-3 in duals this season. Iowa State, which received 14 of the 16 occasions, improved to 1-3 total.

A senior from Denison, Iowa, Currier claimed the 50-yard freestyle in a time of 24.44 seconds, out-touching the Cyclones’ Grace Swoboda by 1 / 4 of a second. Currier earlier anchored SDSU’s runner-up 200 medley relay, teaming with Lily Esmas, Jessalyn Carpenter and Sara Juez for a time of 1 minute, 47.38 seconds.

Hioki, in the meantime, put the Jackrabbits on the board with a victory within the 200 freestyle by clocking in at 1:54.87. Teammate Aubrey Douds positioned third in 1:58.68.

Sophomores Isabella Gnewuch and Emma Ingalls turned a 2-3 efficiency within the 100 butterfly for the Jackrabbits. Gnewuch was runner-up in 59.41 seconds, with Ingalls putting third in 1:00.19. Ingalls additionally was SDSU’s prime finisher within the 200 particular person medley, posting a time of two:12.98 to put third total.

Currier and Hioki later teamed with Mia Pendleton and Hannah Miller for a runner-up end within the closing occasion of the meet, the 400 freestyle relay. The Jackrabbit quartet notched a time of three:35.35.

Four totally different swimmers received two particular person occasions every for Iowa State, together with Kendall Mallers (100 butterfly, 200 butterfly) and Anja Peck (100 breaststroke, 200 particular person medley), who additionally competed on the profitable 200 medley relay.

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Both the Jackrabbits’ males’s and girls’s squads are scheduled to compete Oct. 31-Nov. 1 on the Coyote Extravaganza in Vermillion.