MIAMI -- The Miami Hurricanes women's swimming & diving team picked up two dual meet wins Saturday afternoon, topping Vanderbilt and FIU at the Doral Aquatic Center.

The Hurricanes beat the Commodores, 158-42, and delivered a commanding 135-52 win over FIU as part of Dual-A-Pool-Ooza.

Miami opened its run at the two-day, four-team event with a victory over Liberty Friday at the Whitten Center Pool.

Among Miami's top performers in the morning meet vs. FIU were Marissa Inouye, who won the 500-yard freestyle (4:56.98), freshman Joslyn Bolton - who was second overall in the 100-yard freestyle (50.99) - and Leah Evans, who won the 100-yard backstroke (54.80).

Inouye added a second overall win in the 200-yard freestyle (1:51.16) ahead of teammates Bolton (1:52.42) and freshman Peyton Leigh (1:53.31), with the Hurricanes posting the top three finishes in the event.

Taylor Johannsen won the 400-yard IM (4:20.80).

In the afternoon portion of the event against Vanderbilt, Inouye and Leigh (9:57.54) combined to post the best time in a split 700/300 relay (1,000-yard freestyle).

Brooke Murphy won the 200-yard freestyle (1:50.72) ahead of teammate Ashlyn Massey (1:51.09), while divers Aurelie Sevigny (310.55) and Emily Francis (309.05) took the top finishes on the 1-meter diving event to propel the Hurricanes past the host Panthers.