MORGANTOWN, W.Va. – The William & Mary men's and women's swim teams resumed the WVU Invitational with day two of competition on Friday. Sophia Heilen highlighted the meet, setting her second program record in as many days, while breaking her own CAA record and meeting the provisional NCAA qualifying mark in the 100 Fly.

The Tribe picked up a pair of wins on the women's side in the Medley Relay and Heilen's 100 Fly after advancing 17 swimmers to finals with 19 qualifying times. Erin Langenburg and Lindsay Juhlin each qualified for finals in two events.

The men recorded 16 finals qualifying times by 13 swimmers as Kent Codding, Logan McDonald and David Yune each advanced in a pair of events.
 

Women's 100 Fly
Kicking off day two of the competition, five of the Tribe women recorded finals-qualifying times in the day's first event. Three swimmers earned a spot in the championship heat of the women's 100 Fly. Heilen and Juhlin earned top two seeds with 53.15 and 54.73 times, respectively, and Langenburg's 55.44 finish landed her in the top heat.

Lauren Klinefelter earned a seed in the consolation final with her time of 55.59 and freshman Flynn Truskett clocked in at 57.72 to advance to the D finals.

Finals
Heilen stunned in the finals, earning the Tribe's first win of the evening with a 52.70 time that broke her own W&M program record and CAA record (52.96), which set at the 2023 CAA Championships in February. This also marks her second NCAA provisional qualifying time of the weekend, as she made the B standard with her 200 IM swim on Thursday.

Klinefelter dropped time from her prelim swim, clocking in at 55.56 to earn points for the Tribe women. Truskett cut down her prelim time by a tenth of a second for a top-three finish in the D heat with a time of 56.37.
 

Men's 100 Fly
The men's team also had five finals qualifiers in the first event of the morning, opening day two the right foot. Codding posted a 49.40 time to advance to the consolation final rounds, guaranteeing points for the Tribe.

Gavin Lamoureux and McDonald each earned a seed in the bonus final, recording 50.05 and 50.12 prelim times, respectively. Yune swam with a time of 50.18 to qualify for the D final, joined by sophomore Ashton Temme, who posted a 50.52 finish.

Finals
Codding swam 48.87 to finish third in the consolation heat, scoring six points for the Tribe men's team. McDonald swam a personal-best 49.68, overtaking his previous best 100 Fly time of 49.95 from the 2023 CAA Championships.
 

Women's 400 IM
A pair of women's swimmers advanced to finals in the 400 IM as Taylor Stockard swam a 4:32.09 to secure a spot in the consolation final and Devin Genderson's 4:33.45 finish was good for a seed in the bonus heat.

Finals
Both Stockard and Genderson cut time from their prelim swims in the evening. Stockard dropped her time to 4:31.73, while Genderson shaved over three tenths of a second from her time for a 4:33.12 finish.
 

Men's 400 IM
Jono Bennett secured his second consolation final bid of the invitational with a 4:04.51 prelim time, qualifying to earn points. Freshman duo Zach LeMay and Thor Dyke each advanced to the bonus heat in the 400 IM. LeMay recorded a 4:06.51 finish and Dyke earned his seed with a 4:08.37 time.

Finals
All three 400 IM swimmers improved upon their prelim time. Dyke saw the most significant jump, knocking over three seconds off his morning time for a 4:05.14 finish. Bennett dropped almost two seconds from his time to clock in at 4:02.76 and LeMay chopped nearly a second from his qualifying time with a 4:05.67 time.
 

Women's 200 Free
Three of the Green and Gold's women moved on in the 200 Free. Sarah Dunham qualified with a personal-best time of 1:52.92 to advance to the bonus heat, while Emmerson Dingwerth recorded a 1:53.38 time and Kelsey Katt swam a 1:53.52 in the morning. Meghan Benda finished in 1:53.93 to qualify for an alternate seed.

Finals
Dunham shaved even more time off her personal best in the evening session, finishing in 1:52.34 for a top time in the bonus seed. Dingwerth seemed to turn into quite the competition as she recorded a 1:52.67 time in the 200 Free.
 

Men's 200 Free
Freshman Aiden Bond was the lone qualifier in the 200 Free, earning a seed in the bonus final with a prelim time of 1:40.34. The time marked a personal best for bond, replacing a 1:40.35 swim from December 2022. 

Finals
Bond's finals time fell short of meeting the personal-best mark achieved in the prelims, but he swam a 1:41.22 in the evening session.
 

Women's 100 Breast 
A trio of women's swimmers advanced in the 100 Breast, including Ellie Scherer's 1:01.50 finish which was good for a championship heat qualifier. Juhlin earned her second qualifying time of the morning as she secured a seed in the consolation final with a 1:03.89 time. Natalia Rongione set a personal best with her D finals-qualifying time of 1:05.68.

Finals
Rongione knocked three tenths of a second off her prelims time in the D final, improving upon her personal-best time from the morning with a 1:05.38 finish to shave over a second off her previous best time. Her last best time was a mark of 1:06.47 set in the 2022 WVU Invitational.
 

Men's 100 Breast
Brock Rempe highlighted the men's 100 Breast, earning a prelim time of 55.11 to qualify for the championship final. Cole Younger and McDonald each secured a consolation final seed as Younger swam a 56.02 and McDonald clocked in at 56.29. Noah Spain's time of 58.31 was just short of a qualifying time but earned him an alternate seed.

Finals
All three swimmers fell just short of beating their prelim times in the 100 Breast. McDonald's 56.30 final time was just one hundredth of a second behind his swim in the morning session. 


Women's 100 Back
A meet-high six individuals advanced in the women's 100 back with a championship heat, a pair of bonus finals and three D final qualifying times. Kat Vanbourgondien swam a 55.25 to earn a fifth seed in the championship final. 

Good for a bonus heat qualifier, Sarah Rice swam the 100 Back in 57.18 for a bonus final and Langenburg followed with a prelims time of 57.32. Julie Addison, Caroline Burgeson and Alexis Bonfield each earned a seed in the D finals. 

Finals
Rice's 57.04 finals time was just four hundredths of a second shy of meeting her personal best in the event and she came in third in the bonus final. Burgeson took nearly a second off of her prelims time of 57.71 to place third in the D final with a 56.78 time. 
 

Men's 100 Back
Rounding out the men's individual events for the day, four of the Tribe's men earned qualifying times in the 100 Back to advance to the finals, including a pair of consolation heat top seeds in Codding and Yune. Codding posted a 50.03 finish in the morning session to earn a top seed in the finals, while Yune's qualifying time of 50.12 was good for the second seed in the consolation final.  

Bryce Rouzie and Micah Lowe both secured a bonus final qualifying time as Rouzie clocked in at 50.87 and Lowe swam a 50.94. Senior Aaron Tingley was just shy of the D finals, earning an alternate seed with his 51.79 time in the 100 Back.

Finals
In the consolation final, the duo of Codding and Yune put on a show, earning first and third place in the heat. Codding led the heat, cutting almost a second and a half from his prelim time and clocking in at 48.81. Yune swam a personal best 49.76 in his first sub-50 timed 100 Back. Rouzie cut nearly two tenths of a second from his prelim time in the final session for a 50.71 finish.
 
Women's 200 Medley Relay – Finals Only
The 200 Medley Relay timed finals kicked off the finals session of day two as the relay team of Vanbourgondien, Scherer, Heilen and Burgeson had a strong showing in the 200 Medley Relay, beating the next fastest team (1:41.57) by nearly a full second with their 1:40.67 finish.

The Tribe women's B relay team of Rice, Juhlin, Klinefelter and Zoe Arakelian earned a 10^th-place finish  with their 1:43.44 time, earning 14 points for the women.
 
Men's 200 Medley Relay – Finals Only
The A and B relays placed in the top eight for the Tribe, combining for 50 points for the men's team. The relay team of Tingley, Rempe, Codding and Bond swam a 1:29.00 for a fifth-place finish and the team of Yune, McDonald, Lamoureux and Valliere clocked in at 1:30.51.
 
Women's 800 Free Relay – Finals Only
The A relay team of Katt, Dunham, Dingwerth and Genderson placed 12^th to earn points for the Tribe women in the final event of day three, finishing in 7:38.80.
 
Men's 800 Free Relay – Finals Only
With the Tribe's final performance of the night, the A and B relay teams placed 12^th and 13^th, respectively, in the 800 Free Relay. Yune, Dyke, Colin Mamaril and Conor Sokolowsky recorded a 6:51.94 finish and the team of Ian Cullicott, Will Glass, Will Juricak and LeMay followed right behind with a final time of 6:51.98.
 
Women's Team Standings – Through Event 26

1. Navy – 344
2. West Virginia – 336
3. Villanova – 326
4. Delaware – 312
5. William & Mary – 304
6. East Carolina – 299
7. Northern Iowa – 209
8. Seton Hall – 196.5
9. Drexel – 152.5
10. Old Dominion – 75
11. James Madison – 55
12. Duquesne – 13
13. George Washington – 9
14. Youngstown – 4

Men's Team Standings – Through Event 26

1. Navy – 800.5
2. West Virginia – 527
3. Delaware – 329
4. Drexel – 243
5. Seton Hall – 222
6. William & Mary – 218.5
7. Villanova – 150
8. Old Dominion – 116
9. George Washington – 15
10. La Salle – 9
11. Youngstown – 3

 
Full Results from day two are available here. A recap of day one of the competition is available here.
 
The WVU Invitational will resume for its conclusion on Saturday, with prelims beginning at 9:30 a.m. and finals set to start at 5 p.m. at the Aquatic Center at Mylan Park. Day three will feature the 200 Back, 100 Free, 1650 Free, 200 Breast, 200 Fly and 400 Free Relay.
 
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