2025 CSCAA Dual Meet Challenge: Meet 3 Live Recap (ASU vs Tenn Men) (UVA vs Mich Women)

2025 CSCAA Dual Meet Challenge

• November 21-23, 2025
• Allan Jones Intercollegiate Aquatics Center, Knoxville, TN
• Dual Meet Bracket Format
• Teams:
  • Arizona State (Big 12)
  • Michigan (Big Ten)
  • Tennessee (SEC)
  • Virginia (ACC)
• Live Results
• Live stream available on the USA Swimming Network app and ESPN+
• Results on Meet Mobile as “CSCAA Dual Meet Challenge Meet 2 12PM”

Welcome to day two of the CSCAA Dual Meet Challenge! This is the first of three meets today, and we will see the ASU men race the Tennessee men while the UVA women will race the Michigan women.

UVA and ASU won easy victories in their first dual meets while Michigan and Tennessee both had far closer meets to end up on this side of the bracket.

At 3pm EST we will see the 2nd meet of the day with the day one losers, while meet five will run at 6pm and feature the loser of this meet and the winner of the 3pm meet.

Day 2 Order of Events

• 200 Medley Relay
• 200 Free
• 50 Free
• 200 IM
• 200 Fly
• 500 Free
• 100 Free
• 200 Back
• 200 Breast
• 200 Free Relay

Scoring Note:

The scoring system is markedly different than normal dual meet scoring. Each individual race consists of three head-to-head matchups, and the winner of each earns one point, and the overall winners gains one more point. We’ll list the results 1st-6th in order of time, but we’ll also include an asterisk next to the three swimmers who won their head-to-head matchups.

Women’s 200 Medley Relay

• NCAA Record: 1:31.10 —Virginia (2023)
• 2026 NCAA ‘A’ Cut: 1:36.09
• 2026 NCAA ‘B’ Cut: 1:36.57

1. UVA ‘A’- 1:31.91
2. UVA ‘B’- 1:36.70
3. Michigan- 1:37.25

UVA 6, Mich 0

Sara Curtis led off UVA’s relay in 22.83, which is the 10th fastest split in history. Emma Weber was 26.24. Claire Curzan split 21.90, which is the 8th fastest split in history. Bryn Gereenwaldt anchored the relay in 20.94.

Men’s 200 Medley Relay

• NCAA Record: 1:20.15 — Florida (2024)
• 2026 NCAA ‘A’ Cut: 1:23.61
• 2026 NCAA ‘B’ Cut: 1:23.85

1. ASU- 1:21.26
2. ASU- 1:23.98
3. Tennessee- 1:26.24

ASU 6, Tenn 0

Ilya Kharun split the fastest 50 fly leg in history on the men’s medley, touching in 18.68 to take over his own number one split of 18.78 from the 2025 NCAA Championships. Adam Chaney was 21.14 on the backstroke. Andy Dobrzanski split 23.08 on the breast. Jonny Kulow was 18.36 on free

Women’s 200 Free

• NCAA Record: 1:39.10 — Missy Franklin, Cal (2015)
• NCAA Standard: 1:45.53
• 2025 NCAA Invite Time: 1:44.74

1. Anna Moesch (UVA)- 1:40.25*
2. Bella Sims (MICH)- 1:41.17*
3. Cavan Gormsen (UVA)- 1:44.45
4. Ella Jo Piersma (MICH)- 1:45.94
5. Lily Gormsen (UVA)- 1:47.51*
6. Natalie Walklett (MICH)- 1:50.52

UVA 9, Mich 1

Anna Moesch had a monster back half to swim 1:40.25 in the women’s 200 freestyle, taking over the top time in the country and pass Michgan’s Bella Sims.

Men’s 200 Free

• NCAA Record: 1:28.33 — Luke Hobson, Texas (2025)
• NCAA Standard: 1:33.93
• 2025 NCAA Invite Time: 1:32.27

1. Remi Fabiani (ASU)- 1:31.38*
2. Koby Bujak-Upton (TENN)- 1:31.56
3. Nikoli Blackman (TENN)- 1:32.64*
4. Quin Seider (ASU)- 1:32.87
5. Mattia Mauri (ASU)- 1:35.12*

ASU 9, Tenn 1

The ASU men led for the first half of the race, but ASU transfer Remi Fabiani dropped a huge back 100 to grab the victory for ASU over Koby Bujak-Upton in his race.

Women’s 50 Free

• NCAA Record: 20.37, Gretchen Walsh (Virginia) – 2024
• 2026 NCAA Qualifying Time: 22.28
• 2025 NCAA Invite Time: 22.01

1. Sara Curtis (UVA)- 21.19*
2. Brady Kendall (MICH)- 21.34
3. Claire Curzan (UVA)- 21.56*
4. Melissa Nwakalor (UVA)- 21.93*
5. Stephanie Balduccini (MICH)- 21.97
6. Christey Liang (MICH)- 22.91

UVA 13, Mich 1

Sara Curtis swam just a hundredth over her lifetime best 21.18 from the UVA dual with UNC to lock up the win as Virginia took all four available points.

Men’s 50 Free

• NCAA Record: 17.63, Caeleb Dressel (Florida) – 2018
• 2026 NCAA Qualifying Time: 19.43
• 2025 NCAA Invite Time: 19.02

1. Gui Caribe (TENN)- 18.47*
2. Tommy Palmer (ASU)- 18.74
3. Tolu Young (ASU)- 19.01*
4. Pedro Sansone (TENN)- 19.13
5. Kamal Muhammad (TENN)- 19.68*
6. Seth Crow (ASU)- 19.70

ASU 10, Tenn 4

Tennessee came out strong in the 50 freestyle, racking up three of the 4 available points with Gui Caribe’s event win.

Women’s 200 IM

• NCAA Record: 1:48.37, Kate Douglass (Virginia) – 2023
• 2026 NCAA Qualifying Time: 1:57.88
• 2025 NCAA Invite Time: 1:56.69

1. Aimee Canny (UVA)- 1:54.05*
2. Leah Hayes (UVA)- 1:54.10*
3. Letitia Sim (MICH)- 1:55.78
4. Katie Christopherson (UVA)- 1:57.28*
5. Malia Auan (MICH)- 2:00.48

UVA 17, Mich 1

UVA swept all the points again in the women’s 200 IM with Aimee Canny and Leah Hayes taking the top two spots while Katie Christopherson won her matchup for the final available point. Canny’s swim was a new personal best by nearly a second from the 1:55.03 she swam in October.

Men’s 200 IM

• NCAA Record: 1:36.34, Leon Marchand (ASU) – 2023
• 2026 NCAA Qualifying Time: 1:44.13
• 2025 NCAA Invite Time: 1:42.65

1. Jordan Tiffany (ASU)- 1:43.08*
2. JT Ewing (ASU)- 1:43.28*
3. Lucien Vergnes (ASU)- 1:43.64*
4. Tony Laurito (TENN)- 1:45.11
5. Jake McCoy (TENN)- 1:45.84

ASU 14, Tenn 4

The ASU men swept all three of the top spots, and all three matchups, in the men’s 200 IM with Jordan Tiffany leading the charge at 1:43.08 for the Sun Devils. He was a little more than a second off his lifetime best of 1:41.88 from February of 2024

Women’s 200 Fly

• NCAA Record: 1:49.11, Emma Sticklen (Texas) – 2025
• 2026 NCAA Qualifying Time: 1:57.11
• 2025 NCAA Invite Time: 1:55.82

1. Tess Howley (UVA)- 1:51.81*
2. Hannah Bellard (MICH)- 1:52.77
3. Carly Novelline (UVA)- 1:55.49*
4. Bailey Hartman (UVA)- 1:55.62*
5. Monste Spielman (MICH)- 1:57.03
6. Anna Boemer (MICH)- 1:57.61

UVA 21, Mich 1

This meet has been all about UVA so far and the women’s 200 fly was no different. Tess Howley grabbed the top spot, and the additional point, by nearly a second with her 1:51.81 just missing her lifetime best of 1:51.79 by two hundredths. Carly Novelline and Bailey Hartman also won their matchups to sweep the matchups.

Men’s 200 Fly

• NCAA Record: 1:36.41, Luca Urlando (Georgia) – 2025
• 2026 NCAA Qualifying Time: 1:43.79
• 2025 NCAA Invite Time: 1:41.45

1. Ilya Kharun (ASU)- 1:37.56*
2. Martin Espernberger (TENN)- 1:41.43 *
3. Filip Senc-Samardzic (ASU)- 1:41.75
4. Harrison Smith (ASU)- 1:44.80*
5. Aidan Hill (TENN)- 1:44.99

ASU 17, Tenn 5

Ilya Kharun won the men’s 200 butterfly in 1:37.56, cominating the rest of the field with his time coming in almost four seconds ahead of the rest of the field. The swim was a new lifetime best by four tenths from the 1:37.93 he swam in January of 2024.

Women’s 500 Free

• NCAA Record: 4:24.06, Katie Ledecky (Stanford) – 2017
• 2026 NCAA Qualifying Time: 4:43.70
• 2025 NCAA Invite Time: 4:39.47

1. Madi Mintenko (UVA)- 4:35.79*
2. Katie Grimes (UVA)- 4;39.02*
3. Cavan Gormsen (UVA)- 4:40.12*
4. Marian Ploeger (MICH)- 4:45.28
5. Rebecca Diaconescu (MICH)- 4;48.03
6. Madison Smith (MICH)- 4:48.20

UVA 25, Mich 1

Virginia has locked up the meet win with this event, meaning we will not see the women race again until the championship meet tomorrow. Madi Mintenko swam 4:35.79, about a second over her lifetime best 4:34.89 from February of this year.

Men’s 500 Free

• NCAA Record: 4:02.31, Leon Marchand (ASU) – 2024
• 2026 NCAA Qualifying Time: 4:18.07
• 2025 NCAA Invite Time: 4:14.13

1. Koby Bujak-Upton (Tenn)- 4:14.70*
2. Andrew Taylor (ASU)- 4:19.03
3. Mattia Mauri (ASU)- 4:19.03*
4. Mac Clark (TENN)- 4:26.05
5. Michael Hochwalt (ASU)- 4:27.21*

ASU 19, Tenn 7

Women’s 100 Free

• NCAA Record: 44.71, Gretchen Walsh (Virginia) – 2025
• 2026 NCAA Qualifying Time: 48.60
• 2025 NCAA Invite Time: 48.11

1. Anna Moesch (UVA)- 45.98 *
2. Sara Curtis (UVA)- 46.62*
3. Claire Curzan (UA)- 47.02*
4. Leila Fack (MICH)- 48.02
5. Lila Higgo (MICH)- 49.87
6. Lucy Rooney (MICH)- 50.60

UVA 29, Mich 1

Anna Moesch put the NCAA on notice with her 45.98 to win the women’s 100 freestyle by nearly a second. She becomes the 5t woman in history to break 46 seconds in the event, joining Gretchen Walsh, Simone Manuel, Erika Brown, and Kate Douglass.

Men’s 100 Free

• NCAA Record: 39.83, Jordan Crooks (Tennessee) – 2025
• 2026 NCAA Qualifying Time: 42.55
• 2025 NCAA Invite Time: 41.95

1. Gui Caribe (TENN)- 40.91*
2. Remi Fabiani (ASU)- 41.18
3. Jonny Kulow (ASU)- 42.01*
4. Quin Seider (ASU)*/Pedro Sansone (TENN)- 42.09
5. —
6. Nikoli Blackman (TENN)- 42.18

ASU 21, Tenn 9

Tennessee’s Gui Caribe won the men’s 100 freestyle in 40.91, locking up two points for Tennessee. We also saw our first tie of the session with Quin Seider tying with Pedro Sansone at 4th in 42.09. They were not in the same matchup, so Seider takes the points for the Sun Devils, increasing their lead.

Women’s 200 Back

• NCAA Record: 1:46.82, Claire Curzan (Virginia) – 2025
• 2026 NCAA Qualifying Time: 1:54.80
• 2025 NCAA Invite Time: 1:53.31

UVA 33, Mich 1

1. Tess Howley (UVA)- 1:51.03*
2. Charlotte Wilson (UVA)- 1:52.76*
3. Sylvia Roy (UVA)- 1:55.28*
4. Ariana Azhao (MICH)- 1:55.89
5. Anna Hulan (MICH)- 1:55.91

UVA continues to dominate the events, grabbing four more points as they took the top three spots again over the Michigan women. Tess Howley won the event in 1:51.03, a new lifeimt best from the 1:51.85 she swam at the end of October.

Men’s 200 Back

• NCAA Record: 1:34.21, Hubert Kos (Texas) – 2025
• 2026 NCAA Qualifying Time: 1:42.14
• 2025 NCAA Invite Time: 1:40.13

ASU 23, Tenn 11

1. JT Ewing (ASU)- 1:40.70*
2. Ben Bricca (TENN)- 1:42.20
3. Nick Simons (TENN)- 1:42.78*
4. Hayden Hawkes (ASU)- 1:42.88
5. Ulises Saravia (TENN)- 1:43.09*

JT Ewing officially locked up the meet win for the Arizona State Sun Devils with his 1:40.70 in the men’s 100 backstroke earning the evnet win by more than a second. He was about six tenths off his lifetime best 1:40.06 from the 2025 NCAA Championships.

Tennessee won the other two matchups with Nick Simons and Ulises Saravia.

Women’s 200 Breast

• NCAA Record: 2:01.29, Kate Douglass (Virginia) – 2023
• 2026 NCAA Qualifying Time: 2:11.27
• 2025 NCAA Invite Time: 2:09.58

UVA 37, Mich 1

1. Aimee Canny (UVA)- 2:07.50 *
2. Emma Weber (UVA)- 2:08.78*
3. Zoe Skirboll (UVA)- 2:10.26*
4. Sara Pasquella (MICH)- 2:13.17
5. Cecilia Howard (MICH)- 2:14.55
6. Natalie Walklett (MICH)- 2:18.17

The women’s 200 breaststroke saw Virginia continue their absolute domination of this meet with Aimee Canny, Emma Weber, and Zoe Skirboll sweeping the top three spots overall. CAnny was about a second off her lifetime best 2:06.70 from this week last year.

Men’s 200 Breast

• NCAA Record: 1:46.35, Leon Marchand (ASU) – 2024
• 2026 NCAA Qualifying Time: 1:54.95
• 2025 NCAA Invite Time: 1:52.89

ASU 27, Tenn 11

1. Andy Dobrzanski (ASU)- 1:51.63 *
2. Jordan Tiffany (ASU)- 1:53.01 *
3. Gabe Nunziata (TENN)- 1:53.73
4. Lucien Vergnes (ASU)- 1:54.69 *
5. Grayson Nye (TENN)- 1;57.53

ASU swept the points in the men’s breaststroke events. Andy Dobrzanski won in 1:51.63, coming in four tenths ahead of teammate Jordan Tiffany’s 1:53.01. Dobrzanski’s best time in the event was 1:51.93 from the beginning of March last year.

Women’s 200 Free Relay

• NCAA ‘A’ Standard — 1:28.26
• NCAA ‘B’ Standard — 1:28.78

Final Score UVA 43, Mich 1

1. UVA ‘A’- 1:24.93*
2. Michigan ‘A’- 1:26.91
3. UVA ‘B’- 1:28.55*

The results have the personnel switched on Virginia’s ‘A’ and ‘B’ relays. Bryn Greenwaldt led off for the team in 21.58. Claire Curzan was 2nd on the relay in 21.30. Sara Curtis was 20.77 on the 3rd leg, and Anna Moesch anchored in 21.18

Men’s 200 Free Relay

• NCAA ‘A’ Standard — 1:16.23
• NCAA ‘B’ Standard — 1:16.91

Final Score ASU 33, Tenn 11

1. ASU ‘A’- 1:13.84
2. ASU ‘B’- 1:16.00
3. Tenn ‘A’ – 1:17.29

ASU won the top two spots in the men’s 200 freestyle relay. Ilya Kharun led the ‘A’ relay off in 18.40. Adam Chaney swam 18.51 on the 2nd leg. Tommy Palmer was 18.43 in 3rd, and Jonny Kulow anchored in 18.50. The team’s final time of 1:13.84 set a new pool record time in the event.

The ASU men and Virginia women have secured their place in the finals tomorrow, and will not race again until that meet. The Michigan women and Tennessee men will race the winners of the 3pm meet at 6pm tonight.