SANTIAGO, Chile – The University of Houston’s Swimming & Diving group had its 3 student-athletes entire their occasions at the Pan American Games in Santiago, Chile on Wednesday morning. Elizabeth Jimenez (Dominican Republic), Alondra Ortiz (Costa Rica) and Danielle Titus (Barbados) represented the Cougars at the Games.
Ortiz swam in 3 occasions: the 200-meter butterfly and the 200- and 400-meter person medleys. She earned spots within the A Final in each the 200 butterfly and 400 IM, completing in 6th and 7th in the ones occasions via swimming 2:15.58 and four:59.34, respectively. She finished her festival on Wednesday with a 2:24.60 mark within the 200 IM, incomes her 17th within the tournament.
Jimenez swam in each the 100- and 200-meter backstrokes. She completed in 19th and 20th within the occasions with instances of one:04.43 and a pair of:22.11, respectively. Titus additionally competed within the 100 and 200 backstrokes. The senior tallied a 1:04.66 to take 20th within the 100 backstroke and a 2:26.90 to earn 24th within the 200 backstroke.
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