STANFORD, Calif. – Aurora Roghair continued her freestyle success with a pair of event titles while the freshman tandem of Lucy Thomas and Caroline Bricker each posted "Stanford Top-10" times to lead the Cardinal women's swimming and diving team to ranked victory over No. 19 Arizona State, 191.5-98.5.
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Roghair posted the nation's fastest 1000 freestyle time of the season with a 9:29.24 to win her first race of the night, then clocked a 4:39.94 to claim the 500 free crown. Roghair also finished second in the 200 free, finishing just behind teammate Kayla Wilson who touched first with a 1:43.64.
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Thomas improved upon her career best with a 58.93 in the 100 breast to climb the Stanford ranks, while Bricker trailed just behind with a 59.39 to give herself a Stanford Top-10 time in a third event on the season. It was the second time a Stanford pair has entered the all-time Cardinal ranks in the same race, as Bricker and Lucy Bell each posted Top-10 marks in the 400 IM at the Texas Invitational. Bricker also earned the 200 breast event title with a mark of 2:08.26.
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Natalie Mannion and Amy Tang rounded out Stanford's multiple event winners on the evening, with Mannion sweeping both backstroke events, while Tang earned wins in both a 50 free and 100 free in her first action of the season.
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Lucy Bell earned the race win in the 200 IM with a season-best 1:55.67 and Gigi Johnson posted a 52.42 time to take the 100 fly crown, leaving the 200 fly as the only individual event that was not paced by the Cardinal.
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Stanford also swept both relay events, with the "A" group of Mannion, Thomas, Lillie Nordmann, and Tang leading the field in the 200 medley relay with a 1:36.58. In the 400 free relay, the Cardinal finished 1-2 with the "B" squad of Tang, Wilson, Thomas, and Janelle Rudolph taking the win with a 3:15.34.
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On the diving boards, Emilie Moore claimed the win in the 3-meter dive with a score of 299.55, while Lauren Burch was victorious in the 1-meter dive with a 298.43.
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Stanford returns to action on Saturday, Jan. 20 at 11:30 a.m. PT as they host Arizona. The meet will act as the program's Senior Day, as the Cardinal celebrates the career of its lone senior, Janelle Rudolph.
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Strong Showing Against the Sun Devils
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