AUSTIN, Texas - Another "Stanford Top-10" time and a pair of event titles highlighted the third and final day of competition at the Texas Swimming Invitational for No. 4 Stanford on Friday evening.
Aurora Roghair opened up the finals session with a second-place finish in the 1650 Free, posting an NCAA "A" Standard time of 15:36.43 to beat her previous best time by nearly five seconds. One of the nation's best in distance freestyle, Roghair now ranks second in the "Stanford Top-10" for the 1650 free after Friday night's swim.
In the 200 Back "A" final, freshman Levenia Sim posted a 1:53.50 to finish third while teammate Natalie Mannion came in just behind in fourth with a time of 1:53.70.
Torri Huske collected yet another event title on day three, this time winning the 100 fly with an "A" cut time of 46.62. Gigi Johnson finished sixth in the "A" final with a 48.09 time.
Lucy Bell kept it rolling for the Cardinal in the 200 breast final, touching the fall first with a 2:06.55 time for Stanford's second-straight event title, while Sam Tadder would come in sixth after a 2:12.02 mark.
The 100 fly final saw three Stanford swimmers finish in the top eight, as Lillie Nordmann posted the Cardinal's best finish in the event with a second-place time of 1:53.79. Caroline Bricker rounded out the podium with a 1:54.62 for third place, while Emily Thompson placed sixth with a time of 1:56.84.
The meet came to a close with the 400 Free Relay, as the quartet of Roghair, Johnson, Huske, and Annika Parkhe finishes second with a time of 3:10.87.