YORK, Pa. — In an eventful second day at the PSAC Championships, Vera Renshof was crowned a conference champion, two Warriors hit NCAA B Cut marks, and a relay team broke a 13-year-old record.
 
ALL-PSAC
1,000-Yard Freestyle: Anique Hazebroek, Third Place, 10:21.94
800-Yard Freestyle Relay: Anique Hazebroek, Mikayla Potts, Anna Stauffer, & Vera Renshof, Third Place, 7:40.83
200-Yard Freestyle: Vera Renshof, First Place, 1:51.61
 
DAY TWO HIGHLIGHTS

• ESU's second day was highlighted by senior Vera Renshof in the 200-yard freestyle. Renshof captured the title in the 200-yard for the second consecutive year, becoming the first Warrior to win back-to-back races at the PSAC Championships since Karen Linck in the 50-yard freestyle and 50-yard butterfly in 1977-78. Renshof's time of 1:51.61 was nearly two seconds faster than her preliminary round time and scored 32 points for ESU.
• In the same event, Anique Hazebroek finished fourth with a time of 1:52.43 for another 26 points. Both Renshof's and Hazebroek's times made the NCAA B Cut.
• In the B-Final of the event, Anna Stauffer finished 13th, recording a time of 1:55.98 for 14 points.
• The Warriors' 400-yard medley relay team of Chelsea Chiu, Tamara Engler, Hazebroek, and Renshof finished in seventh place with a time of 3:57.05. The group's effort set a new school record, beating the previous mark of 3:57.16 set in 2013. 
• Mikayla Potts qualified for the C-Finals of the 100-yard butterfly, earning 23rd at the meet after a finish of 1:00.42.
• ESU's team of Potts, Sam Grayauskie, Avah Kling, and Stauffer scored 34 points for the Warriors in the 200-yard freestyle relay. The team added on 34 points to the Warriors' total, as they finished the first half of the meet with the seventh-most points at 268.

DAY ONE HIGHLIGHTS

• Anique Hazebroek got off to a great start, earning All-PSAC twice on the first day. In her first event, Hazebroek finished in third place in the 1,000-yard freestyle with a time of 10:21.94, over seven seconds quicker than the fourth-place finisher. The performance broke her own record, which also stood as the school record, and qualified as a NCAA B-Cut time.
• In the final event of the second session on day one, Hazebroek led a relay team of her, Mikayla Potts, Anna Stauffer, and Vera Renshof in the 800-yard freestyle relay. The group finished with a time of 7:40.83, earning 54 points for ESU while breaking the program record.
• Renshof and Stauffer also scored for ESU in individual events as well. Renshof made the A-Final in the 50-yard freestyle, finishing eighth with a time of 23.97 for 22 points. In the B-Final of the same event, Stauffer's time of 24.35 earned 16^th place and 11 more points.

 
DAY THREE LINEUP
500-Yard Freestyle: Anique Hazebroek, Anna Stauffer, Helia Wang
100-Yard Backstroke: Chelsea Chiu, Ava Palochik, Avah Kling, Mikayla Potts, Sam Grayauskie
100-Yard Breaststroke: Tamara Engler, Kennedy Leveto, Mia Estep
200-Yard Butterfly: Emily Gambler
200-Yard IM Relay
 
DAY FOUR LINEUP
1,650-Yard Freestyle: Anique Hazebroek, Sam Grayauskie, Helia Wang
100-Yard Freestyle: Vera Renshof, Anna Stauffer, Avah Kling, Mikayla Potts, Emily Gambler
200-Yard Backstroke: Kennedy Leveto, Tamara Engler, Mia Estep
400-Yard Freestyle Relay