The Colorado College women's swimming and diving team posted five top-10 results Sunday en route to a sixth-place finish among 13 teams at the Phoenix Fall Classic in Chicago, Ill.
 
Sophomore Jio Chang put together the best result of the meet for the Tigers with a third-place finish in the 200 freestyle with a time of one minute, 57.41 seconds. Fellow sophomore Selma Jukic placed fifth in the race with a time of 1:57.71. Chang and Jukic then joined senior Justina Zuckerman and sophomore Sarah Dunbar on the 400 freestyle relay team that finished seventh with a time of 3:43.28.
 
Senior diver Mary Rose Donahue also collected a fifth-place finish in the 3-meter event with 363.4 points. Sophomore Riley Wadehra and freshmen Alexia Preston and Imali Kegode finished 12^th, 13^th and 14^th, respectively.
 
The other top-10 result came from senior Ellen Silk, who finished 10^th in the 100 butterfly (59.43 seconds).
 
The Tigers completed the meet with 255.5 points.
 
Meanwhile, while the CC men finished with 143 points, good for seventh place among 12 teams.
 
Sophomore Eric Dallesasse and Walker Martin each advanced to a final on Sunday. Dallesasse finished 15^th in the 100 butterfly with a time of 53.11 seconds and Martin was 16^th in the 200 freestyle in 1:48.16. Both swimmers joined sophomore Michael Wright and freshman Baker Casagrande on the 400 freestyle relay squad that qualified for the finals and finished 13^th.
 
Freshman Casey Block put together another impressive day of diving, finishing the 1-meter event in 14^th-place with 347.85 points.
 
"We had a great meet with fast swimming and impressive diving this weekend," head coach Anne Goodman James said. "I was proud of how our team stepped up and raced with the best, and posted big time drops for all season best times. It was challenging just to make the finals, and we had several people do that."