No. 2 Girls’s Swimming closes Texas Invitational with Okaro’s record-breaking 100 free

AUSTIN, Texas — The No. 2 Texas Women’s Swimming and Diving group wrapped up the ultimate day of the Texas Hall of Fame Swimming Invite with a record-setting efficiency, highlighted by Eva Okaro’s 100-yard freestyle group file and a program-record 400 freestyle relay, wherein Okaro additionally broke her personal 100 free file on the lead-off leg. 

Texas opened the night time with a powerful exhibiting within the 200 IM, putting three swimmers within the prime 4. Campbell Chase led the Longhorns with a runner-up end in 1:53.48, adopted by Angie Coe in third at 1:54.18 and Campbell Stoll, who claimed fourth in 1:55.66.

Sarah Rodrigues positioned fourth in 1:52.57, bettering from her prelim swim of 1:53.41.

The Longhorns additionally earned a win within the 200 butterfly, the place Campbell Stoll claimed the occasion title in 1:52.13 after getting into finals with a 1:55.03 preliminary time.

Okaro produced the spotlight swim of the session, ending second within the 100 free in 46.61, setting a Texas program file. Lillie Nesty added a top-eight efficiency, putting eighth in 48.31.

Texas closed the invitational with a historic 400 freestyle relay, ending second in 3:09.06. Okaro’s 46.49 lead-off broke her personal just-set 100 free file earlier than Nesty, Nikolett Padar and Lucy Mehraban mixed to finish the program-record relay swim.