COLUMBUS, Ga. – The Lindsey Wilson women's swimming team added three more All-American finishes, two school records and a national title on day three of the NAIA Swimming and Diving National Championships on Friday.

The Blue Raiders remain in fifth place heading into the final day of competition on Saturday.

Maaike Broersma continues to make a splash on the national stage as she captured her second individual championship of the week by winning the 100-yard backstroke. The senior touched the wall at 54.12 seconds to help clinch a second national title in the event for her career. She previously won the race in 2022 and becomes the first female swimmer in Lindsey Wilson history to win multiple national championships in the same event.

Her teammate Sara Motyl also made headlines by garnering her first career All-American accolade in the 100-yard breaststroke. The sophomore clocked in at 1:05.19, which goes down as a personal-best and the sixth-fastest time for the event in program history.

Later in the evening, Broersma and Motyl teamed up with Natascha Evreinoff and Natalia Gorska and placed runner-up in the 400-yard medley relay with a school-record mark of 3:47.45. Broersma led off the relay with the backstroke leg and topped her championship-winning time by 0.02 seconds for a new program record.

Elsewhere for Lindsey Wilson, Jordyn Minifie logged a season-best time of 4:39.18 and placed 14th in the 400-yard individual medley, and Allie Rutherford notched a personal-best mark of her own in the 100-yard breaststroke, touching the wall at 1:05.93 to finish 11th.

Day four of the national championships begins at 8 a.m. CST on Saturday with the final round of preliminary events.

Broersma will go for a third title in the 200-yard backstroke, Gorska, Evreinoff, and Woyscheszik will swim the 100-yard freestyle, Minifie and Motyl are due back for the 200-yard breaststroke, Rutherford goes for All-American status in the 200-yard butterfly, and Jaye Farthing returns for the 1,650-yard freestyle.