HOLLAND, Mich. -- The Wayne State University women's swimming and diving team was busy on Friday night for day three of the 2023 GLIAC Championships. The Warriors sent 23 student-athletes into competition, won two events, set a new meet record, finished among the top three in five podiums, and racked up eight NCAA "B" cuts.

The WSU women are up to four GLIAC titles for this week including Mikaela Senkus in the 1 meter dive and 3 meter dive, Jordan Fox in the 1000 free and the 800 free relay team (Isidora Sekaric, Fox, Barbara Munoz, Alli Vassilakos). Senkus made it a two-board sweep on Friday while the 800 free relay team broke the GLIAC Championships' record with a time of 7:23.68.

Looking at the team standings with one day to go, Grand Valley State is in first (742.5 points) followed by Wayne State in second (643), Northern Michigan in third (506.5), Davenport in fourth (323), and Saginaw Valley State in fifth (245).

3 Meter Dive
Mikaela Senkus, 479.75 (NCAA B Cut), 1st
Marissa Woida, 407.45, 5th
McKenzie Valencia-Moore, 326.00, 14th

800 Free Relay
Isidora Sekaric, Jordan Fox, Barbara Munoz, Alli Vassilakos
**7:23.68 (GLIAC Championships Record), 1st

500 Free
Jordan Fox, 4:52.33 (NCAA B Cut), 2nd
Alli Vassilakos, 4:56.49 (NCAA B Cut), 4th
Isidora Sekaric, 5:00.69 (NCAA B Cut), 5th
Megan Sieloff, 5:02.09 (NCAA B Cut), 6th
Diana Muccioli, 5:04.60 (NCAA B Cut), 10th

100 Back
Maddy Chorley, 57.32, 6th
Evie Dice, 57.52, 8th
Marina Tarlev, 1:01.89, 16th

100 Breast
Hasten Horling, 1:04.18, 3rd
Hannah Gurecki, 1:05.32, 10th
Julia Katulski, 1:08.38, 13th
Sabine Branford, 1:09.22, 14th

200 Fly
Barbara Munoz, 2:02.59 (NCAA B Cut), 2nd
Elly Belmore, 2:04.27 (NCAA B Cut), 4th
Megan Elmquist, 2:11.07, 8th
Abby Warner, 2:08.86, 10th