The WKU women’s swim and dive team competed in its last meet of the regular season this past weekend. Seven pool records were set on the way to tabbing a 180-108 win over Marshall. 

The first record was set in the 200-meter medley relay as sophomore Nadine Laemmler, senior Whitney Spain, senior Susan Marquess and junior Michelle Craddock set the new pool standard at 1:44.86. 

Laemmler and Craddock also took part in the 200-meter freestyle relay with freshman Logan Graumann and sophomore Celia Ouellette, beating out the Thundering Herd in 1:35.93, which was also good enough for a pool record.  

Senior Claire Conlon posted new records in the 100 and 200-meter breaststroke, with times of 1:03.27 and 2:16.85 respectively. 

In the 200-meter backstroke, Laemmler lowered the pool time to 2:00.32, while freshman Hannah Musser tallied a pool record with 55.11 in the 100-meter butterfly. 

Marquess brought back a win in the 200-meter butterfly at 2:01.89.

Along with the above wins, WKU had six other individual wins, totaling 11 in the 14 individual events. 

Senior Ashley Forsyth took the 1000-meter freestyle in 10:15.30. Craddock won the 500-meter freestyle with a time of 4:59.41. 

Musser won the 200-meter freestyle in 1:52.55, while freshman Sydney King and Graumman tied for the win in the 100-meter free, both clocking in at 53.27.

Freshman Haley Black nabbed the win in the 100-meter backstroke at 57.45. 

On the diving side, freshman Savannah Neddo won the one meter with a score of 239.48. 

The WKU divers will be back in action in one week, when they compete on the platform at Tennessee on Saturday, Feb. 7 at 10 a.m. CT.