ROCHESTER, Minn. – Minnesota State Moorhead remained in sixth place overall after day two of the Rochester Invitational. Fernanda Leon claimed a victory in the 400-yard IM to pace the Dragons. 
 
The Dragons would see another strong relay performance to open the finals session. In the 200-yard freestyle relay, the team of Sophia Verke, Joanna Phillips, Ruth Pavelski and Maggie Moore would place sixth with a time of 1:38.27. 
 
Fernanda Leon would turn in another big day for the Dragons, winning the 400-yard IM championship final with a mark of 4:32.21. Leon had placed third in preliminary action with a time of 4:37.26. Cami Mayo would place third in the C-final of the same event with a time of 4:53.79. 
 
Moore would secure runner-up marks in the 200-yard freestyle consolation final, touching the wall at 1:57.55. Moore marked a 1:58.49 in her preliminary swim. Turin Johnson would qualify for the C-final in the same event, turning a finals mark of 2:01.54. 
 
In the 100-yard breaststroke, sophomore Rose Urick would place eighth in the consolation final with a time of 1:08.76. Urick would clock a slightly quicker 1:08.50 in the preliminary race. 
 
Kelsey Jackson would place fourth overall in the championship final of the 100-yard backstroke. Jackson marked a 58.83. The junior clocked a personal best 58.22 in the preliminary, which moves her into fourth all-time in school history. Lacie Stark would win the D-final of the same event, touching the wall at 1:00.93. 
 
In 1-meter diving, Zoe Bjerke would lead the Dragons on Friday, tallying an 11-dive score of 372.75 for a fifth-place finish. Ruth Guy would place 16^th overall with a solid score of 322.70. 
 
To close day two, MSUM's 400-yard medley relay team of Jackson, Urick, Leon and Moore would place 10^thwith a time of 4:00.25. 
 
The Rochester Invitational will wrap up tomorrow with sessions beginning at 9 a.m.