Falcons in sixth after day three at MW Championships

Feb. 21, 2015

SAN ANTONIO, Texas - The Air Force women's swimming team is in sixth place after day three of the 2015 Mountain West swimming and diving championships, Friday, Feb. 20, at the Palo Alto Center in San Antonio, Texas.

San Diego State is in first place with 493 points, followed closely by Boise State with 446.50. Nevada is in third (368), Wyoming is fourth (268) and UNLV is fifth (212.50). Air Force is sixth (168), followed by Colorado State (141), San Jose State (140), New Mexico (136) and Fresno State (111).

Air Force senior Kim Davis finished third in the 400 IM with an NCAA "B" time of 4:17.42. Freshman Maria Schroeder was sixth in the 100 butterfly (54.58), while fellow freshman Elise Hart was 15^th in the same event (56.96). Sophomore Genevieve Miller was third in the 200 freestyle with an NCAA "B" cut of 1:47.81. Junior Sara Menke was 13^th in the 200 free (1:49.48). Kira Schlosberg was 16^th in the 100 breaststroke (1:05.42).

Free live video and results of every session along with finals highlights are available on the MW Championship Central page (http://www.themw.com/#!/page/championship_w-swim).

In addition, fans can monitor results through Meet Mobile or live video through the Mountain West app on their handheld devices. Both applications can be downloaded from the Apple App Store for iPhones and iPads, and from Google Play for Android phones and tablets. Fans also can follow #MWSD15 or @MW_OlySports on Twitter for updates throughout the week.

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