WOOSTER, Ohio – Junior Cameron Gelwicks reclaimed the school record in the 200 freestyle in the morning session, while in the evening, The College of Wooster swimming and diving teams combined for a quintet of top-three finishes to cap the second day of the Wooster Invitational at Ellen Shapiro Natatorium at Wooster High School.

Both of Wooster's teams climbed a spot in the team standings as the women are now third with 786 points and the men are fifth with 668 points heading into the final day of competition. Case Western Reserve University continues to lead the 11-team field with 1,230 points on the men's side, and 1,273.5 points in the women's standings.

Junior Cameron Gelwicks turned in a time of 1:40.81 in the prelims of the 200 freestyle to reclaim the school record in the event.

Gelwicks, who originally broke Wooster's 200 free record at the 2016 North Coast Athletic Conference Championships only to see it bested by teammate Ryan Campbell this past winter, turned in the top time of 1:40.81 in the prelim session to move back into the top spot on the program leaderboard. Notable, Gelwicks' time was just a shade over the 1:40.24 NCAA Div. III "B" cut time.

In the finals' heat, Gelwicks touched second at 1:41.01.

Speaking of Campbell, the junior freestyle specialist delivered a strong effort as well in the 200-yard race, as the Erie, Pa. native touched fifth at 1:43.41 after an earlier time of 1:42.89 in prelims.

In fact, Wooster occupied the runner-up spot on the women's side of the 200 free as well with junior Emma Fikse logging a 1:55.55, one of three sub-1:56 times in the heat.

Sticking with the women, the Scots had a strong showing in the 100 butterfly with a trio of championship heat placers. Senior Maggie Layde led the trio to the wall with a 58.27, a time that was quickly backed up with the third-place clip of 58.94 turned in by junior Kalla Sturonas. First-year Anne Bowers rounded out the championship heat finishers with the eighth-place time of 1:00.23 after a stellar 59.66 in the preliminary heats earlier in the day.

Later on, the Scots' quartet of first-year Lexi Riley-DiPaolo, senior Sarah Padrutt, Layde, and Fiske capped Friday's session with a 7:57.80 in the 800 free relay, good for runner-up honors.

Other top-eight showing on the women's side included the Scots' fourth-place 200 medley relay (1:50.16), consisting of first-years Hannah Langer and Brooke Brown, Sturonas, and Riley-DiPaolo, sophomore Alison Hsu's fourth-place time of 4:46.35 in the 400 individual medley, Padrutt's sixth-place clip of 1:57.36 in the 200 free, and Langer's 1:00.97 in the 100 backstroke, good for an eighth-place finish.

Switching back to the men, junior Garrett Layde went 4:11.17 in the 400 IM to place fourth, and his time marked the second-fastest in the event in program history trailing only Ryan Radtke's 2009 time of 4:08.52.

The Scots' added a fourth-place finish in the 100 fly, and that came from sophomore Trey Schopen, who turned in a 51.96 in the evening session. In fact, Schopen returned later on in the 100 back to win the bonus heat with a career-best 53.69, and he slid up from 10th to eighth on the program's top-10 list.

Junior Griffin Campbell rounded out the men's championship heat finishers with a 1:00.24 in the 100 breaststroke, good for eighth-place.

The Scots added a pair of top-six relays on the night, including the 800 free relay, where Gelwicks, Koch, first-year Wyatt Foss, and Ryan Campbell teamed up for a fourth-place effort at 6:59.62.

The Wooster Invitational concludes on Saturday with prelims slated for 10 a.m. and the finals session set for 5 p.m.