THIRD DAY RESULTS
COMPLETE MEET RESULTS

Next Meet:
Emory Last Chance Meet | Emory University | Atlanta, Ga. | Friday, February 23

KINGSPORT, Tenn. – Salem's Omega Pinnix earned her second individual crown of the Independent South Swim Championships on Saturday evening when she tapped the wall first in the 200 backstroke.

Pinnix, who finished the three-day event with two individual titles, not only established a new Salem program record, but also an Independent South Swim Championship with her performance in the 200 backstroke event.

The Salem junior tapped the wall in a time of 2:10.34, shattering the championship mark held by Piedmont's Carolina Massaro, who recorded a time of 2:12.82 last season. Pinnix also broke her own school mark, which came in a dual with Columbia College and Warren Wilson on December 2nd, where she streaked down the pool in 2:19.50.

Pinnix was over 10 seconds faster than Massaro, who finished the 2024 event with a time of 2:20.89, and had a 20.81-second advantage over Grace Kopf (Piedmont), who rounded out the Top-3 finishers.

Madison Fullerton reached the consolation finals of the 200 backstroke, finishing fourth (10th overall) with a time of 3:50.77.

Pinnix wrapped up an impressive three-day stint at the Independent South Swim Championships, earning three All-Conference honors along the way (100 backstroke, 200 backstroke, 50 freestyle) to go along with her two first-place finishes.

Teammate Marabeth Huffman also drew All-Conference accolades in the 100 backstroke, along with being named Academic All-Conference on the season.

2024 Independent South Swim Championship Recap (Salem Only | Finals Only)