The Milwaukee Panthers achieved significant success on day two of the 2024 Horizon League Swimming and Diving Conference Championships by breaking three program records and reaching the championship podium three times. Jay Jensen broke the program record in the 500 freestyle, finishing just shy of a podium position. Janelle Schulz secured second place in the women's 50 freestyle, with Carly Plate leading the consolation final. Lilly Nesson and the women's 200 freestyle relay team also made notable podium appearances. The men's team also showcased impressive performances, contributing to their fourth-place standing in the championship.

By the Numbers
  • Jay Jensen set a new program record in the 500 freestyle with a time of 4:26.87.
  • Janelle Schulz took second place in the women's 50 freestyle, finishing in 23.22 seconds.
  • The women's 200 freestyle relay team secured a third-place finish with a time of 1:33.59.
  • The Milwaukee women moved up to second place with 243 points after the second day, while the men's team is currently in fourth place with 166 points.
State of Play
  • Milwaukee women are in second place with 243 points, with Oakland leading the standings.
  • The men's team is currently in fourth place with 166 points, as IUPUI, Oakland, and Cleveland State make up the top three.
  • Day three will feature swimming prelims and women's 1-meter diving, among other events.
Bottom Line

The Milwaukee Panthers' impressive performance in breaking records and achieving podium positions demonstrates their competitive prowess, positioning both the men's and women's teams favorably in the Horizon League Championships.