CELIA BREDEHOEFT | WASHINGTON AND LEE UNIVERSITY
Bredehoeft, a sophomore from Vienna, Va., won twice with a pair of ODAC top times in 25th-ranked Washington and Lee's 178.5-83.5 loss to No. 12 Carnegie Mellon. Bredehoeft won the 500-yard and 1,000-yard freestyle events in 5:20.62 and 10:53.72, both of which are second on the ODAC top-times chart trailing only her marks from the previous week's victory over Mary Washington. Bredehoeft also swam the third leg on the Generals' seventh-place squad in the 200-yard freestyle relay. She and teammates Katie Crawford, Julia Connor, and Margaret Beimdiek posted a time of 1:47.10.

DALTON JOBE | WASHINGTON AND LEE UNIVERSITY
Jobe, a senior from Henrico, Va., earns his second straight ODAC weekly honor after competing in four events with well-ranked ODAC top-times in Washington and Lee's 171-91 loss to nationally sixth-ranked Carnegie Mellon University. Jobe won the 200-yard freestyle in 1:42.34 and finished second in the 100-yard freestyle in 0:46.45. His 200-free time is second only to his effort the previous week against Mary Washington, while his 100-free mark would slot inside the ODAC's top-three including his time from the UMW meet. Jobe also placed second in the 200-yard IM with an ODAC-best time of 1:54.37. Jobe swam the anchor leg of the Generals' second place 200-yard medley relay squad. He and teammates Cooper Tinsley, Harrison Cerone, and Zane Ross posted a time of 1:33.35.

• Randolph-Macon's Sophie Sullivan won the 50-fly (0:26.93) and 50-free (0:25.17) and contributed to second place showings in the 200-medley (1:52.12) and 200-free (1:41.14) relays in the Yellow Jackets 131-131 tied with Mary Washington.

• Randolph-Macon's Alex Richardson won the 100-fly (0:53.22) and 500-free (5:02.61) events and contributed to third-place showings in the 200-medley (1:39.13) and 200-free (1:30.64) relays in the Yellow Jackets 175-87 loss to Mary Washington.