Through 15 of 20 events at the 2015 NCAA Division III Swimming & Diving championships, Ashley Yearwood and her Denison University Women’s Swimming and Diving teammates remain in second place with 320 points. At the midway point, defending champion Emory University held a 71.5 point lead.
Emory on Day Three pushed that lead out to 136 points entering the final day. The real race appears to be for second place where Denison leads third place Williams College by 14 points. Kenyon sits in fourth with 269 points and Johns Hopkins is fifth with 182 points.
In the 100 backstroke, Yearwood recorded her fifth All-American performance of the meet and her first career A-A swim in the 100 Backstroke with a time of 56.19. She would finish third in the consolation final and 11th overall.
