Cougars Win 200 Medley Relay, Lead Hawkeye Invite After Day 1

IOWA CITY, Iowa (November 18, 2025) – Washington State Swimming opened the Hawkeye Invitational with a win within the 200 medley relay and a second-place end within the 800 free relay to guide the nine-team discipline hosted by the University of Iowa Tuesday.
 
Through three occasions, WSU leads the way in which with 74 factors whereas Miami and Nebraska are tied for second, whereas Iowa, Kansas and Illinois are tied for fourth, UConn is seventh, Iowa State is eighth and Northern Iowa in nineth.
 
The Cougars opened the day claiming the primary swimming occasion with a 1:36.77 to win the 200 medley relay, almost three seconds forward of second-place Miami. WSU’s Anna Rauchholz, Emily Lundgren, Addyson Lewis and Darcy Revitt’s successful time was .26 of a second off the college document however was a Hawkeye Invite document. WSU’s B relay of Jade Castro, Ashlyn Hernandez, Skylar Brgoch and Barbora Mileisyte posted a 1:40.12, good for eighth out of 29 relay groups.
 
In the 800 free relay, Lauren Wille led off with a 1:46.74, good for a WSU Top-10 time because the third-fastest 200 free time in program historical past. Tatum Janning, Ariel Wang and Issabelle Parrish adopted Wille to position second out 22 relay groups.
 
Wednesday’s day two of the Hawkeye Invitational will see the Cougars compete within the 500 free, 200 IM, 50 free and 200 free relay with prelims set for 8 a.m. (PT) and finals set for 3 p.m. (PT).