COLUMBUS, Ohio-CSUB Junior Rachel McCall (Calgary, Alberta, National Sport School) turned in a NCAA "B" Cut time in the 100 freestyle in school history on the final day of the AT&T Short Course National Championships at the Bill and Mae McCorkle Aquatics Pavilion on the campus of The Ohio State University.

McCall's :50.20 time in the 100 freestyle finals made the NCAA "B" Cut by three-one hundreth's (:50.23) and is the second fastest in school history.  McCall turned in a time of :50.45 during the preliminaries which is the third quickest in school history.

Stephanie Donnelly (Sr. Halifax, Nova Scotia, Halifax West HS) took part in the 100 butterfly time trials during the final day and charted a season best time in the event (:57.57).

"Rachel really nailed one today," said CSUB Head Coach Pat Skehan.  "The goal for today was to reach the "B" cut and that's what she did.  It was a great weekend and a good building block as we move forward this season."

The Roadrunners return to the pool next weekend when CSUB competes in the UNLV Invitational Saturday, Dec. 11-Monday, Dec. 13.

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