By Cathleen Pruden, Swimming World College Intern
In the first event of the morning, Emily Rollo topped her own meet and open records in the 200 backstroke. The W&L junior touched in 2:02.16. Teammates Kira Tomenchok and Stephanie Foster finished second and third in 2:07.59 and 2:10.09.
Elisabeth Holmes will attempt to go three for three on ODAC titles tonight. This morning she dropped three quarters of a second to claim the top seed in the 100 freestyle with a 52.97. She was just ahead of Emory and Henry’s Jessica Richardson (52.99) and the General’s Elle Chancey (53.00). With these three ladies racing, the 2004 meet record of 52.65 could fall.
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