FEDERAL WAY, Wash. - Audrey Reimer capped a fantastic showing at the Pac-12 Championships by obliterating the school record in the 200 back.
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The sophomore finished fourth among Pac-12 swimmers with a NCAA "B" qualifying time of 1:52.51. It bested the previous mark, already held by Reimer, by more than two seconds. In the same event,
Emma Lawless swam the third-fastest time in Utah history with another NCAA "B" qualifying time, 1:56.48. She would finish 14
th overall.
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Reimer was back in the pool for the last event of the evening, swimming the lead leg of the 400 free relay. Her time of 49.60 was the fourth-fastest swim in Utah history. She joined
Maddie Woznick,
Leyre Casarin and
Kayla Miller in turning in a time of 3:22.42.
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In the 200 breast,
Charity Pittard swam the third-fastest time in Utah history with a NCAA "B" qualifying time of 2:11.54 to finish 11
th overall.
Grace Horvath (2:19.79) and
Mariah Gassaway (2:20.20) both qualified for the "C" final.
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Competing at her final Pac-12 Championships, senior
Christina Pick won the "C" final of the 200 fly with a time of 2:00.10.
Sophia Morici also took part in the "C" final after swimming 2:05.46 in the prelims.
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Sara McClendon cracked the top 10 of the 1650 free. She finished ninth with a NCAA "B" qualifying time of 16:23.22.
Mandy Gebhart placed 14
th overall at 16:41.47
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Woznick finished with Utah's top time in the 100 free at 50.35, while
Regan Caufield placed 10
th in the platform diving event.
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