Washington State Sets 5 Pool Records in Beating Northern Arizona

Washington State Sets 5 Pool Records in Beating Northern Arizona

Washington State set 5 pool information at Gibb Pool, together with in each relays, to Northern Arizona, 168-36, on Saturday.

Washington State kicked off the document onslaught within the 200 medley relay, with Anna Rauchholz, Emily Lundgren, Addy Lewis and Kathryn Gyde going 1:39.62. Lauren Wille, Issabelle Parrish, Barbora Mileisyte and Darcy Revitt set the pool mark within the 400 free relay with a time of three:19.38 to complete it off.

In between, the Cougars swept every particular person victory. Revitt gained the 200 free in 1:47.85, a pool mark that’s the sixth-fastest time in program historical past. Lithuanian freshman Mileisyte gained the 50 free in 22.53, a pool mark that’s fourth in program historical past. Veteran stalwart Lundgren gained the 200 particular person medley with a pool-record time of two:00.47.

Each record-setter added a second victory. Revitt went 1:01.92 to assert the 100 breaststroke. Lundgren’s time of 53.13 bested Parish to the win within the 100 butterfly. Mileisyte went 50.21 to win the 100 free, .47 seconds up on Parrish.

Wille gained the 1,000 free in 10:09.20, lower than a second forward of teammate Tatum Janning, who gained the five hundred free in 4:59.07. Rauchholz was quickest within the 100 backstroke in 54.31.