AKRON, Ohio --- Joslyn Jurski added another NCAA B cut to her week's total on Saturday night, breaking the standard in the 200 Free to highlight the third day of the Zippy Invite hosted by Akron.
 
Just 24 hours after hitting an NCAA B cut in the 500 Free, Jurski hit the standard in the 200 Free, taking 11^th place overall. The junior touched the wall in a time of 1:51.85, well over a second past the cutoff time of 1:53.00. It also represented a roughly quarter-second improvement on her previous PR in the event, a 1:52.08 at last season's PSAC Championships.
 
Amanda Fetsko and Jordan Kutchak also reached the finals of the 200 Free. Fetsko took 21^st overall with a time of 1:53.96, while Kutchak finished in 1:56.74.
 
Individual action kicked off with the 100 Fly on Saturday, with four total Golden Eagles reaching the finals. Hannah Greenway just missed out on hitting the NCAA B cut in the event, touching the wall in 56.42 to place second in her heat and 18^th overall. Rachael Hess placed seventh in that heat with a time of 57.65, while Emma Dorsey (58.96) and Rachel Carapella (59.01) took 29^th and 30^th respectively.
 
Clarion boasted five finalists in the 100 Breaststroke, led by freshman Eva Molenaar, who took 21^st overall with a mark of 1:06.34. Haley Miller was just behind her in the same heat, finishing in 1:07.30. Sydney Updegrave led a group of six Golden Eagles to compete in the 100 Back, taking 15^th in the field with a time of 58.91. Gabrielle Webster was the next-best finisher, taking third in her heat with a 59.80. Allison McMurray reached the finals in the 400 IM, taking 17^th overall with a time of 4:55.21 to round out the individual events.
 
The night finished with the 200 Free Relay, with the top Golden Eagle unit taking 12^th overall. Hannah Greenway, Haley Miller, Gabrielle Webster and Madelynn McTeer recorded a time of 1:35.83.