Ladies’s Swim & Dive in Third Place Heading Into Remaining Day of GLIAC Championships

HOLLAND, Mich. — Following a 145-point output on Sunday, the Wayne State University girls’s swimming and diving squad stayed put in third place among the many six-team subject on the 2026 GLIAC Championships.  Monday, the fourth and closing day of competitors, will start with preliminary motion at 10 a.m.

Team Standings After Day 3

1. Grand Valley State – 777

2. Northern Michigan – 504

3. Wayne State – 401

4. Davenpot – 313

5. Saginaw Valley State – 309

6. Lake Superior State – 1

500 Free – Championship Finals

seventh – 5:02.21 (NCAA B Cut) – Diana Muccioli (Grosse Pointe Woods, Mich. / Grosse Pointe North)

Consolation Finals

ninth – 5:04.08 – Emily Hedley (Whitley Bay, Tyne and Wear, United Kingdom / Whitley Bay)

tenth – 5:04.15 – Lilian Ljuckanov (Whitby, Ont. / Anderson C.V.I.)

eleventh – 5:08.45 – Danika Fessenden (Cedar Springs, Mich. / Grand Rapids Northview)

 

100 Back – Consolation Finals
tenth – 58.54 – Megan Unger (Belmont, Mich. / Rockford)
eleventh – 58.70 – Kate Rhodes (Clarkston, Mich. / Lake Orion)
14th – 59.30 – Annika Cho (Farmington Hills, Mich. / Farmington)
 

100 Breast – Championship Finals
third – 1:03.05 (NCAA B Cut) – Delaney Parker (Dexter, Mich.)

Consolation Finals

tenth – 1:04.53 – Emma Crispo (Bergamo, Italy / Liceo Scientifico Statale Lorenzo Mascheroni)

 

200 Fly – Championship Finals
third – 2:06.38 – Elly Belmore (St. Clair Shores, Mich. / Lakeview)
fifth – 2:07.67 – Danika Fessenden
seventh – 2:08.66 – Scarlet Maison (Rose City, Mich. / Standish-Sterling)
 

800 Free Relay
4th – 7:37.17
Emily Hedley
Danika Fessenden
Diana Muccioli
Elly Belmore