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DALLAS (SMU) – Four Mustangs posted NCAA cuts to lead SMU to second place in the standings after night one of the SMU Invitational at the Robson & Lindley Aquatics Center and Barr-McMillion Natatorium. The three-day event continues through Saturday.
Erin Trahan and Gabi Grobler both won individual events, coming in under the NCAA B standard on Thursday evening, while Nicole Stambo and Katie Crown posted NCAA Zone qualifying scores on 1 meter.
Trahan continued her dominance in the butterfly, posting a season-best 52.83 to win the 100 fly Championship Final, and teammate Valentina Becerra (55.30) joined her in the A Final with an eighth place finish. Trahan (22.91) was also fourth in the Championship Final of the 50-yard freestyle.
Grobler's versatility continues to be on display with her victory in the 200-yard individual medley, as she posted her first-career NCAA B cut with a finals time of 1:59.49. Janelle Gursoy (2:03.41) was seventh in the race.
Olivia Grossklaus (4:52.33) and Frederica Kizek (4:53.51) led SMU in the 500-yard freestyle, finishing fourth and seventh, respectively.
Nicole Stambo (278.35) led Mustang divers, finishing second on 1 meter, while Katie Crown (275.60) and Taylor Ohlhauser (262.70) followed in third and fourth. Johanna Holloway (249.55) was also in the final and finished sixth.
Both Mustang relays finished second with Trahan, Sam Smith, Grobler and Gursoy opening the evening with a season-best 1:32.02 in the 200-yard freestyle relay and Felicia Anderson, Grobler, Trahan and Smith closing the evening with another season-topping time of 3:38.25 in the 400-yard medley relay.
LSU leads the team standings with 366.5 points, while SMU is second at 290.5. TCU is third at 168.5, New Mexico fourth at 157, Fresno State fifth at 119.5, Missouri State sixth at 115 and UIW seventh at 88.
Action continues Friday at 10 a.m. with 400 IM, 200 free, 100 breast, 100 back, and 3-meter preliminary action. Friday finals include 200 medley and 800 free relays.
