eCHICAGO, Ill. – The No. 11 Washington University in St. Louis women's swimming and diving team hit three NCAA B cuts on the first day of the D3 Shootout on Friday, hosted by the University of Chicago. The Bears are in third place with 293 points.
Top Finishers
Swimming
- 200 Medley Relay
- 400 IM
- Senior Rachel Bello finished in fourth, swimming a time of 4:33.03
- 200 Freestyle
- Cohen claimed third in 1:53.21
- 50 Freestyle
- Gattone took sixth with a time of 23.93
- Mixed 4x100 Medley Relay
- Junior Iris Qi, sophomore Eliana King and junior Ben Scott and sophomore Aara Parseghian and from the men's team took fourth in 3:45.18
- 200 Butterfly
- 100 Backstroke
- Chen finished sixth in 57.76
- 100 Breaststroke
- Lee won the field with a time of 1:03.45
- 800 Freestyle Relay
- Cohen, Qi, Bello and Watson finished third in 7:41.47
Diving
The Bears wrap up competition at the D3 Shootout tomorrow. Additionally, the remainder of the team will host Sewanee tomorrow at 10 a.m.
Standings
| 1. |
#8 Pomona-Pitzer |
322 |
| 2. |
#7 Chicago |
319 |
| 3. |
#11 WashU |
293 |
| 4. |
#10 Swarthmore |
280 |
| 5. |
RV SUNY Geneseo |
256 |
| 6. |
#17 Hope |
254 |
| 7. |
Trinity |
245 |
| 8. |
RV UW-Eau Claire |
231 |
| 9. |
RIT |
192.5 |
| 10. |
Puget Sound |
169.5 |
-------
Elevating scholar-champions requires resources beyond the institutional budget. Through the W Club, generous alumni, parents, and friends provide unrestricted support that is essential to the extraordinary WashU student-athlete experience—and the ongoing growth and development of the department. Annual support for Athletics allows the Bears to consistently rise to national levels of competition and ensures that our student-athletes enjoy exceptional opportunities as they train, compete, and lead. To make a gift to the Annual Fund for Athletics, please visit our secure online giving form or contact the Athletics Advancement Office at athletics@wustl.edu.
