Saint Louis vs Washington
- Friday, September 27, 2025
- St. Louis, Missouri
- SCY (25 yards)
- Results
Courtesy: SLU Athletics
ST. LOUIS – Meghan Eng and Tierney Kohl led the Saint Louis women to a narrow victory over Washington University in the Billikens’ season-opening meet Saturday afternoon at Simon Recreation Center.
SLU defeated WashU 143.5-137.5. In the men’s meet, WashU claimed a 172-103 victory.
Eng and Kohl won two individual events apiece. Eng touched first in the 100 back (58.52) and 200 back (2:07.52), while Kohl topped the field in the 200 IM (2:11.36) and 200 breast (2:22.83).
Kenna Cashman won the 100 breast (1:06.71), Faith McAdam captured the 200 fly (2:10.59) and Olivia Fox tied for first in 1-meter diving (220.80) for the Billikens, who also were victorious in the 200 medley relay. Eng and Cashman were joined by Sarah Dingus and Anya Brueggeman in clocking a 1:46.65.
The Saint Louis men were led by double winner Brae Sanchez, who grabbed victories in the 100 breast (56.83) and 200 breast (2:07.82). Ben Mears was first in 1-meter diving (261.35), and the 400 free relay squad of Logan Townsend, Tyler Williams, Daniel Jekov and Ethan Hudock turned in a winning time of 3:07.53.
The Billikens host UMSL Thursday, Oct. 2, at 5:30 p.m.
Courtesy: Wash U Athletics
ST. LOUIS, Mo. – The Washington University in St. Louis women’s swimming was edged by Division I Saint Louis University 143.50-137.50 in the 2025-26 season opener.
Top Finishers
- 1-Meter Diving
- Junior Shanze Karimi tied for first with a 220.80
- Sophomore Kate Li finished third with a 192.05
- 200 Medley Relay
- Juniors Elizabeth Chen, Hannah Lee and Peyton Watson and senior Andrea Leng took second in 1:47.17
- Sophomore Rachel, first-year Kerry Frey, junior Izzie Gattone and first-year Ayaan Olasewere took fourth in 1:49.31
- 1,000 Freestyle
- Senior Ali Roche won the field with a time of 10:43.90
- Senior Nicole Caruso finished fourth in 11:08.37
- 200 Freestyle
- First-year Sarah Cohen won with a time of 1:56.34
- Junior Iris Qi finished third with a time of 1:57.10
- First-year Abby Wright took fourth in 1:59.85
- Junior Holly Gmelich finished fifth in 2:00.88
- 100 Backstroke
- Chen finished second in 59.57
- 100 Breaststroke
- Lee took second with a time of 1:06.76
- First-year Eliana King finished fourth in 1:08.19
- Sophomore Becca Hackel claimed fifth in 1:09.64
- 200 Butterfly
- Junior Kiera Johnson took fourth in 2:16.15
- Senior Natalie Klaas finished fifth in 2:16.63
- 50 Freestyle
- Olasewere won the field with a time of 24.65
- Qi took fourth in 24.93
- 100 Freestyle
- Watson claimed first with a time of 52.99
- Qi took second in 53.72
- Olasewere finished third in 53.94
- Cohen took fourth with a time of 54.18
- Sophomore Anisa Basler took fifth in 54.68
- 200 Backstroke
- Roche took third with a time of 2:07.83
- Kravstov finished fourth in 2:13.31
- Chen finished fifth in 2:14.41
- 200 Breaststroke
- Lee claimed second with a time of 2:32.01
- Sophomore Becca Hackel took third in 2:33.74
- Caruso finished fourth in 2:34.04
- 500 Freestyle
- Cohen won the field in 5:15.69
- First-year Lily Dourney took fourth in 5:30.74
- 100 Butterfly
- Watson claimed the top spot with a time of 57.91
- Junior Anya Rao finished fifth in 1:00.77
- 200 IM
- Roche finished third in 2:14.07
- Sophomore Lindsay Alisbah took fourth in 2:14.52
- King finished fifth in 2:15.16
- 400 Freestyle Relay
- Watson, Cohen, Olasewere and Qi won the field in 3:33.51
- Sophomore Maddie Sammut, Roche, Gattone and first-year Crystal Yu took third in 3:40.11
The Bears return to action on Saturday, November 1 against Chicago at 1 p.m. in Millstone Pool.
ST. LOUIS, Mo. – The Washington University in St. Louis men’s swimming and diving team opened the 2025-26 season with a win over Division 1 Saint Louis University, 172.00-103.00.
Top Finishers
- 1-Meter Diving
- First-year Ian Corey finished second with a score of 169.10
- 200 Medley Relay
- First-year Parker Chan, sophomore Ben Scott, senior Matthew Walker and first-year Robin Koehler won the field in 1:31.80
- Senior Andy Zhu, sophomore Brody Schrepfer, first-year Ethan Nus and first-year Jackson Heether took fourth in 1:35.27
- 1,000 Freestyle
- Chan won his first collegiate individual race with a time of 9:25.90
- First-year Alex Nguyen took second in 9:49.63
- 200 Freestyle
- Senior Ethan Feng won the field with a time of 1:43.17
- First-year Gavin Coggin took third in 1:45.17
- Senior Orluke Borjigin finished fourth in 1:45.32
- Senior Matthew Giardinelli took fifth in 1:45.44
- 100 Backstroke
- Zhu won with a time of 51.64
- Sophomore Nicholas Frank took fourth in 53.36
- 100 Breaststroke
- Scott finished second in 57.68
- First-year Kevin Raghunathan took fourth with a time of 58.95
- 200 Butterfly
- Walker won the race with a time of 1:56.22
- Coggan took fourth in 1:59.39
- Nus finished fifth in 1:59.40
- 50 Freestyle
- Heether won with a time of 21.42
- Graduate student Mikey Thurk finished third in 21.63
- Koehler took fifth in 21.76
- Sophomore Jacob Tulchinsky finished fifth in 21.78
- 100 Freestyle
- Thurk and Feng tied for first with a time of 47.50
- Koehler claimed third in 47.78
- Heether took fourth in 47.87
- 200 Backstroke
- Chan won the field in 1:52.04
- First-year Hunter Hua took fourth in 1:55.12
- 200 Breaststroke
- Scott finished second in 2:08.71
- Raghunathan took third in 2:09.26
- 500 Freestyle
- Chan won his third race of the day with a time of 4:39.19
- Coggan finished second in 4:51.07
- Borjigin took third in 4:52.89
- 100 Butterfly
- Walker won the field in 51.12
- Zhu took second with a time of 52.34
- Nus finished third in 52.40
- Junior Tommy Moul tied for fifth in 52.75
- 200 IM
- Feng claimed the top spot in 1:56.23
- Hua finished third in 1:57.32
- Raghunathan took fifth in 1:58.84
- 400 Freestyle Relay
- Heether, Thurk, Tulchinsky and senior Kai Taft finished second with a time of 3:09.90
- Coggan, Walker, Koehler and Fend finished third in 3:10.59
- Frank, Borjigin, Giardinelli and senior Henry Tavens took fourth in 3:14.11
The Bears return to action on Saturday, November 1 against Chicago at 1 p.m. in Millstone Pool.

Chan came out guns blazing with the 9:25.90 and the backstroke times 22.9 to open is fast #5 on the all time list in the 1000 for washu pretty fast open to the D3 season