AKRON, Ohio --- The Golden Eagle women's swimming & diving team concluded the third day of action at the Zippy Invite on Saturday evening, setting themselves up for a strong finish on Sunday. The invitational will conclude tomorrow.
 
In the Women's 1-Meter dive, six Golden Eagles finished in the top-15, with Luna Castellanos leading the way with a ninth-place finish and a score of 224.40. That put her first among all non-Division I competitors at the meet. She was followed closely by Alexa Gonczi, who took 10^th with a mark of 221.95, and Colleen Hudson was just behind them in 11^th place with a 215.70. Katie Madigan, Bria Lewis and Morgan Lukaesko rounded out the field.
 
The best individual swimming finish of the night came courtesy of Joslyn Jurski, who took 15^th place in the 200 Free. The sophomore came up just shy of hitting an NCAA B cut in the event, touching the wall in a time of 1:54.43. Amanda Fetsko turned in a top-20 performance in the event as well, coming in just .02 seconds short of her prelim time with a mark of 1:54.37.
 
Meanwhile, the Golden Eagles did enjoy a strong showing in the 200 Free Relay, taking 13^th with a time of 1:35.66. The foursome of Madelynn McTeer, Haley Miller, Amanda Fetsko and Hannah Greenway edged out Oakland's "B" quartet. Individually, Greenway earned a spot in the C Final in the 100 Fly, placing 18^th in the field of 47 competitors with a time of 56.39. T
 
The Golden Eagles had a pair of finalists in the 400 IM, with Sarah Grimenstein and Corina Paszek both earning their way into the field on Saturay night. Grimenstein took 20^th in the event with a time of 4:40.47 while Paszek was 24^th, at 4:46.47. Ava Rosely reached the finals in the 100 Breaststroke, scoring with a 22^nd-place showing and a time of 1:06.69.
 
In the 100 Back, the duo of Zoey Beck and Maddy Murphy were among the scorers, taking 21^st and 24^th respectively. Beck improved on her morning prelim time with a mark of 59.19, while Murphy turned in a 1:00.22 time.