Kearney, Neb. – The Nebraska-Kearney women's swimming team picked up two more wins on the young season, dominating Morningside College, 138-65, and slipping past Iowa Lakes C.C., 105-100, Friday night in Sioux City, Ia.
 
This was the Aqualopers second event of the year and they are now 4-0.
 
UNK started, and ended, the meet by setting new pool records. The 200 medley team swam a 1:58.95 to begin the night while the 200 medley squad recorded a 1:43.76 to cap things.
 
Kansas senior Cassie Bonds swam anchor for the medley team and was third swimmer on the free foursome. In between, she was runner up in the 50 free (25.66).
 
Next, Tekamah sophomore Skylar Tatreau swam the opening leg for the medley team, placed first in the 200 free (2:03.25) and was second in the in the 100 free (56.48).
 
Sophomore Zhu Zhu Lundin Daniels (Dodge City, Kans.) was the other Aquloper to win an individual race, taking the 100 fly in 1:05.19. She also was the anchor for the 200 medley team.
 
Finally, Omaha sophomore Brianna Monter (200 IM/2:25.38) and Colorado freshman Kenzie Eubank (100 back/1:06.55) were second in individual events.
 
UNK stays in Sioux City to compete in the Morningside Open Saturday.