Mid-American Conference

BOWLING GREEN, OHIO -- University of Akron leads the 2016 Mid-American Conference Women's Swimming and Diving Championships after the third day of competition. The Zips have earned a total of 494.50 points, followed by Eastern Michigan with 370.50 points and Bowling Green with 328 points.
 
Bowling Green’s Franziska Wohlert started off the night by taking home the 400 IM title in a time of 4:18.04, while Akron’s Erin Seiler followed by winning the 100 Fly Championship in a time of 52.97.
 
The middle of the evening belonged to Eastern Michigan as Becca Detro won the 200 Free crown in a time of 1:47.39. Teammate Delaney Duncan followed by setting a MAC & Meet record en route to winning the 100 Breaststroke in a time of 59.46.
 
Akron’s Ludwika Szynal grabbed another individual championship for the Zips as she claimed the 100 Backstroke title in a time of 53.16.
 
The third day of competition concluded with the 400 Medley Relay as Eastern Michigan's Duncan, Alexis Mitcheltree, Carly Jackson & Mary Kate Maclean grabbed the 2016 title in a time of 3:37.17.
 
The final day of competition will take place on Saturday with preliminaries beginning at 11:00 a.m. The evening finals session will stream on ESPN3 at 5:00 p.m. EST.