HOLLAND — The Hope College women's swim team continued to find the top of the podium during the MIAA Championships.

Hope won four events but remains behind Calvin in the team standings heading into the final day.

Hope started off with a win in the opening event as Alli Eppinga, Emma Schaefer, Betsy Craig and Meg Peel won the 200 medley relay in 1 minute, 44.61 seconds, a provisional qualifying time for the NCAA Division III Championships. The same foursome won the 400 medley relay on Friday.

Peel won the 100 backstroke in 56.23, holding off Albion's Rileigh Eding (Hamilton), who finished in 56.72. Both were NCAA provisional cuts.

Hope has 524 points, behind Calvin (561), ahead of Albion (445), Kalamazoo (301), Alma (160) and Olivet (126).

Craig won the 100 butterfly in 57.32.

Schaefer won the 400 individual medley in 4:32.53 as Hope went 1-3-4 behind Erin Emmert (4:37.15) and Hope Reynolds (4:42.26).

Calvin's Emily Slenk (Holland Christian) was seventh (4:47.06). Hope's Abby LaDuke (West Ottawa) was 10th (4:52.26) and Paige Kuhn (Hamilton) was 14th (4:57.69).

Schaefer took second in the 100 breaststroke (1:06.06). Erica Slenk (Holland Christian) was 11th (1:09.85).

Calvin's Anna Serino won the 200 freestyle (1:52.18) in an NCAA provisional cut. Hope's Sydney Asselin (Holland Christian) was seventh (1:55.98) and Calvin's Robyn Ellens was ninth (1:56.24).

Calvin's Valerie Edewaard (Holland Christian) took eighth in the 100 butterfly (59.1) and was part of the runner-up 200 medley relay.

In the men's meet, Calvin leads with 617 points, followed by Albion (602), Hope (345), Kalamazoo (340), Olivet (204) and Alma (76).

Hope's Dan Clyde won the 400 IM in 3:57.14, an NCAA provisional cut. Hope's Grant Williams won 3-meter diving with 526.05 points.

Calvin's Julian Iturbe (1:38.87) won the 200 freestyle, holding off Hope's Daniel Keith (1:40.21). Albion's Mac Robertson (Zeeland) was fifth (1:43.27).

Albion's Connor Robertson (Zeeland) took second in the 100 breaststroke (58.30).

Calvin's Ben Holstege, Sam Holstege, Jared Britton and Noah Holstege won the 200 medley relay (1:29.11), an NCAA provisional cut. Ben Holstege won the 100 backstroke (49.22), going 1-2 with Skyler Fish (50.40). Hope's Trevor Gras (Zeeland) was 10th (55.42).