CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA – The Johns Hopkins women's swim team turned in five more NCAA cuts and seven career-best swims on the third and final day of the Cavalier Invitational Sunday.
 
Meg Susil led off the final day in the 1650 Free as she placed fourth in 17:14.95. Her time is both a career-best and NCAA B qualifying time. Cameron Roche then took 10^th place in the 200 Back with an NCAA B time of 2:02.78.
 
Elizabeth Cohen led a group of seven Blue Jays in the 100 Free. She finished in 10^th place with a swim of 52.10. Makenzie Higgins followed just eight-hundredths of a second later for 11^th place. Kimberly Lan also posted a career best as she touched in 52.70 for 13^th place. Alex Watson placed 14^th with a finals swim of 52.83, while her prelim time of 52.10 is a career best. Claire Han took 16^th place (52.94), followed by Caroline Storen in 19^th (53.18) and Hannah Fu in 24^th (54.00). Cohen (52.07), Watson (52.10) and Storen (52.49) had career-best swims in the prelims.
 
Taylor Rohovit led the way for the Blue Jays in the 200 Breast with a fourth-place finish and an NCAA B time of 2:19.10. Michelle Liu touched in 2:20.52 for fifth place. Her time was both a NCAA B time and a career-best. Rachel Davis finished in sixth place (2:21.22) and Katherine Chelus placed 10^th (2:25.36). Ayden Min then placed 10^th in the 200 Fly in 2:10.34.
 
In the 400 Free Relay, Hopkins went one and two and turned in an NCAA B qualifying time. The team of Cohen, Higgins, Watson and Liu combined for a time of 3:28.49 to win the event. Alia Basler, Fu, Han and Storen finished in 3:35.46. Kate Petitt also posted a career-best swim in the 100 Fly time trial with a swim of 56.48.
 
Hopkins wraps up the regular season on Saturday, February 17 with the annual Blue Jay Invitational. The meet is scheduled for a 1:00 pm start.