BOSTON - The Northeastern women's swimming and diving team concluded the Terrier Invitational on Sunday by placing sixth with 468 points after three days of competing against regional rivals. 

Vermont won the Invitational with 754 points, followed by Massachusetts (661) and host-team Boston University (601). New Hampshire placed fourth with 573 points and Boston College finished in fifth with 500 points. 

Colleen McCormack got the Huskies off to a strong start Sunday by placing second in the 1650-yard freestyle with a time of 17:22.82, good for 17 points. Anna Schegoleva kept the momentum going for NU when she also placed second in the 200 backstroke with a time of 2:02.29, giving Northeastern another 17 points. 

Senior co-captain Julia Alvarez gave the Huskies 12 points when she finished seventh in the 200 breaststroke, timing in at 2:26.57. NU collected 40 points between four swimmers in the 200 butterfly. Addison Koelle finished in fourth (2:03.90) while senior co-captain Allison Gielowski placed seventh (2:07.16). Delaney Lanker (2:06.88) and Jordan Domeier (2:06.92) picked up seven and six points, respectively, in the event. 

The Huskies don't compete again until Jan. 11, 2014, but the team travels to Grand Cayman Island on Dec. 14 for its annual week-long training trip.