BISMARCK, N.D. – Northern State sits in fourth with 361.5 points through the first day of the Marauders Invite. Jacie Flockhart boasted two first-place finishes, both in the 1-meter dive.

SCORES
UMary: 712
USF: 537.5
Jamestown: 378
Northern State: 361.5
 
HOW IT HAPPENED

• In the first event for the 1-meter dive, Flockhart tallied a 230.75, her highest of the evening, to secure a first-place finish
• Flockhart then followed up with a 166.35 for her second gold of the evening
• In the 50-yard backstroke, Mazie Finch clocked a 29.26 swim for fourth
• Sydney Rogers (30.54 seconds) took eighth, and Riley Vraniak (31.36 seconds) took ninth in the same event
• Ella Wanschura tied a swimmer from USF in the 50-yard backstroke for fifth with a time of 32.85, while Emma Beavers followed in eighth at 33.54 seconds
• NSU's 400-yard freestyle relay team consisting of Maya Hentges, Wanschura, Emma Moore and Rogers clocked a 3:53.71 for fifth, and Finch, Emma Machado, Sidney Masgras and Laila Gordillo took seventh (3:56.72)
• In the 200-yard breaststroke, Wanschura took sixth with a time of 2:37.42, and Marie Loest took seventh at 2:42.14
• Rogers tallied a 2:21.38 finish in the 200-yard backstroke for sixth, while Finch followed behind in eighth at 2:22.58
• Finch, Beavers, Moore and Hentges took seventh (1:57.70) in the 200-yard medley relay, with Rogers, Wanschura, Masgras and Gordillo in eighth (1:59.42)
• Marie Loest took eighth in the 200-yard IM with a time of 2:30.76

 
UP NEXT
The Wolves will be back in the water tomorrow at 10 a.m. for the second half of the meet.