PISCATAWAY, N.J. – Northeastern finished fourth overall out of 14 teams with 1,160.5 points at Frank Elm Invitational. The final day of the meet was highlighted by two more record times and 15 Huskies season-highs in the finals on Saturday night.
 
The Red and Black finished up the relays with a new program record in the 400 freestyle relay and a fourth place finish, breaking the record from the 2015 Colonial Athletic Association Championship.
 
Megan Clark closed out the meet with new school record and a first-place finish. The sophomore set a new 100 freestyle program record in the preliminaries with a time of 49.70, breaking her own record from the 2017 CAA Championship.
 
Clark then went on to take a first place in the 100 freestyle finals with a time of 49.51, breaking her record time from earlier in the day. The Virginia native was also a member of the record-breaking 400 relay team.
 
Sarah Schlesinger took fourth place in the 1650 freestyle with a time of 16:57.90, a collegiate best for the sophomore. Carly Schnabel and Emma Metzger also both finished in the top-10 in the 1650 freestyle, with times of 17:0059 and 17:08.45, respectively.  Schnabel was also apart of the 400 relay team.
 
Tori Austin took sixth place in the 200 breaststroke, while Cloe Bedard-Khalid finished in 10th place in the 200 butterfly. Both were season highs for the two freshman.
 
Sabrina Chan competed in the platform diving, finishing with a score of 147.20.

 The Huskies finished the three-day meet with five broken school records, 23 athletes advancing to finals and 23 new season highs. 

Northeastern Top Finishers:
1650 Free:
Sarah Schlesinger – 4th – 16:57.90
Carly Schnabel – 6th – 17:00.59
Emma Metzger – 8th – 17:08.45
 
200 Back:
Kierstin Chu – 13th – 2:02.90
Christine Leong – 18th – 2:03.64
Sidney Smith – 25th 2:04.21
 
100 Free:
Megan Clark – 1st – 49.51
Matilda Weiler – 10th – 51.77
Lena Spear – 16th – 53.25
 
200 Breast:
Tori Austin – 6th – 2:19.39
Klara Juliusson – 9th – 2:19.32
Alicia Iizuka – 14th – 2:22.51
 
400 Freestyle Relay:
Sidney Smith, Matilda Weiler, Carly Schnabel, Megan Clark
4th – 3:24.32
 
Final ­­Team Scores:
1. U.S. Naval Academy 1648
2. Rutgers University Swimming 1447.5
3. Columbia University 1229.5
4. Northeastern University 1160.5
5. James Madison University 763
6. Liberty University 677
7. Wagner College 553
8. Central Connecticut State Univ 406
9. Long Island University Post 360.5
10. University of Virginia 292
11. Liu Brooklyn Blackbirds 282
12. University of Massachussetts 142
13. West Virginia University 139
14. University of Connecticut 39
 
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