Sweet Briar, Va. -- The University of Lynchburg women's swimming team took down Sweet Briar 155-46 on Friday evening.
In the short-course meters pool, Mei White set American Paralympic records in three events. She swam the fastest 1,500-meter short course freestyle in the S9 classification and won the event with a 20:06.90. In the 400-meter short course freestyle, she went 5:09.33 for the S9 classification record finishing just over two seconds behind her teammate Sophia Schorr. White placed second in the 100-meter short course breaststroke and set the record with a 1:29.39 for the SB8 classification.
Overall, a Lynchburg swimmer won 10 of the 11 events as the Vixens celebrated Senior Day. Sarah Phipps, Sophia DaCruz, and Caitlyn Moore all swam to their first-career event victories, and Regan Leach and Schorr won both of their events with two individual swims and a relay each.
See the full rundown of results here.
Lynchburg hosts its final home dual meet of the year on Saturday, Jan. 20 at noon at the Liberty Natatorium against Roanoke and will also celebrate Senior Day.
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