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GENEVA, Ohio – Senior Katie Snee placed a cherry on top of a sterling career on Saturday evening at the A-10 Championships, clocking a 50.56 in the finals of the 100-yard freestyle en route to her second gold medal of the weekend. She also won the 50-yard freestyle on Thursday evening with a school-record time of 23.17.

Kaitlyn Hay (51.88) and Sarah Finn (52.45) each gained points in the consolation final, finishing 12^th and 16^th, respectively.

The Explorer women concluded the conference championships with 318 team points, good for sixth place.

"It was a great showing of commitment and determination to excel throughout this four-day meet," head coach Matt Nunnally said. "The drive and determination that the swimmers and divers showed makes the coaching staff proud."

Seniors Colleen Larkin (16:39.66) and Greta Reichert (16:43.86) went out in style, placing second and third, respectively in the 1650-yard freestyle final. Larkin missed breaking the 26-year old school record by just 1.06 seconds. Hayley Miles picked up a point in the event with a 17:16.92.

Chelsey Curran set aside her own school record in the 200-yard backstroke consolation final, posting a 2:01.96. The time was good for third in the heat.

Kelsey Jenkinson swam a 2:17.01 in the 200-yard breaststroke final, coming in seventh.

Julia Mann clocked a 2:05.18 in the 200-yard butterfly consolation final, ending 14^th overall.

The 400-yard freestyle relay team (Snee, Finn, Tanawan Sukonthapanich, Hay) combined for a 3:27.35 in the event final, finishing ninth.

Richmond secured the top prize in the conference with 645.5 team points. Fordham (493) and UMass (467) finished second and third, respectively.