CSCAA Dual Meet Challenge Championship Live Recap: (UVA vs. MICH Women) & (ASU vs. TENN Men)

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 stream (SEC+ subscription required)
• Live Results
• Results on Meet Mobile as “CSCAA Dual Meet Challenge 6 10am)
• Live Recaps
  • Meet 1 (Arizona State vs. Virginia)
  • Meet 2 (Michigan vs Tennessee)
  • Meet 3 (Women: UVA vs Michigan // Men: ASU vs Tennessee)
  • Meet 4 (Women: ASU vs Tennessee // Men: UVA vs Michigan)
  • Meet 5 (Michigan vs Tennessee)
  • Meet 6 (Women: ASU vs Tennessee // Men: Michigan vs UVA)

The final meet of the inaugural CSCAA Dual Meet Tournament has arrived, with Virginia set to face Michigan for the women’s title and Arizona State taking on Tennessee for the men’s crown.

Today’s events will mix all of yesterday’s with all of those from Day 1, excluding the 400s (i.e. 400 free relay, 400 medley relay, and 400 IM).

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.

Day 3 Event Order:

• 200 Medley Relay
• 200 Freestyle
• 100 Backstroke
• 100 Breaststroke
• 200 Butterfly
• 50 Freestyle
• 100 Freestyle
• 200 Backstroke
• 200 Breaststroke
• 500 Freestyle
• 100 Butterfly
• 200 IM
• 200 Freestyle Relay

Women’s 200 Medley Relay

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

1. Michigan ‘B’ – 1:33.26* (Sims 23.18, Sim 26.26, Kendall 22.29, Fack 21.53)
2. Virginia ‘A’ – 1:33.46* (Curzan 23.11, Weber 26.61, Novelline 22.89, Moesch 20.85)
3. Virginia ‘B’ – 1:35.95
4. Michigan ‘A’ – 1:40.48

The Michigan quartet of Bella Sims (23.18), Letitia Sim (26.26), Brady Kendall (22.29), and Leila Fack (21.53) eeked out a two-tenth win over UVA’s team of Claire Curzan (23.11), Emma Weber (26.61), Carly Nobelline (22.89), and Anna Moesch (20.85), finishing with a time of 1:33.26.

Men’s 200 Medley Relay

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

1. Arizona State ‘A’ – 1:20.56* (Chaney 20.56, Dobrzanski 23.12, Kharun 18.72, Kulow 18.16)
2. Arizona State ‘B’ – 1:23.90*
3. Tennessee ‘A’ – 1:24.20 (Saravia 21.44, Nunziata 24.15, Caribe 19.83, Sansone 18.78)
4. Tennessee ‘B’ – 1:27.57

Arizona State dominated the men’s 200 medley relay from start to finish, securing all of the points available. Their ‘A’ squad of Adam Chaney (20.56), Andy Dobrzanski (23.12), Ilya Kharun (18.72), and Jonny Kulow (18.16) won the race by over three seconds in 1:20.56.

Their time is just 0.01 slower than their School Record time from the 2025 NCAA Championships.

Women’s 200 Freestyle

• NCAA Record: 1:39.10, Missy Franklin (Cal) – 2015
• 2026 NCAA Qualifying Time: 1:45.53
• 2025 NCAA Invite Time: 1:44.74

1. Madi Mintenko (UVA) – 1:41.70*
2. Stephanie Balduccini (MICH) – 1:42.12
3. Leah Hayes (UVA) – 1:44.01*
4. Christey Liang (MICH) – 1:45.46*
5. Ella Jo Piersma (MICH) – 1:46.91
6. Lily Gormsen (UVA) – 1:47.64

UVA freshman Madi Mintenko broke 1:42 for the first time in her career, logging 1:41.70 to take the women’s 200 free. Michgian’s Stephanie Balduccini swam her slowest 200 free of the weekend, her only time over 1:42 at 1:42.12. UVA sophomore Leah Hayes rounded out the top three at 1:44.01.

Men’s 200 Freestyle

• NCAA Record: 1:28.33, Luke Hobson (Texas) – 2025
• 2026 NCAA Qualifying Time: 1:33.93
• 2025 NCAA Invite Time: 1:32.27

1. Remi Fabiani (ASU) – 1:31.23*
2. Nikoli Blackman (TENN) – 1:31.41
3. Koby Bujak-Upton (TENN) – 1:31.75*
4. Filip Senc-Samardzic (ASU) – 1:33.01*
5. Quin Seider (ASU) – 1:33.60
6. Jake McCoy (TENN) – 1:35.99

ASU’s Remi Fabiani clipped his PB by 0.15 to win the men’s 200 free in 1:31.23, leading a trio of 1:31s with Tennessee junior Nikoli Blackman (1:31.41) and his freshman teammate Koby Bujak-Upton (1:31.75) comprising the top three.

Women’s 100 Backstroke

• NCAA Record: 48.10, Gretchen Walsh (Virginia) – 2024
• 2026 NCAA Qualifying Time: 52.65
• 2025 NCAA Invite Time: 51.68

1. Claire Curzan (UVA) – 49.12*
2. Bella Sims (MICH) – 49.17*
3. Sara Curtis (UVA) – 50.56
4. Ariana Zhao (MICH) – 52.57
5. Lily Cleason (MICH) – 52.90*
6. Sylvia Roy (UVA) – 53.77

UVA’s Claire Curzan swam a nation-leading 49.12 to win the women’s 100 back, touching just 0.05 ahead of Michigan’s Bella Sims, who clocked 49.17 for the 2nd-fastest time in the country. Curzan just missed her PB by 0.01, while Sims clocked her 3rd-fastest ever time. UVA freshman Sara Curtis sliced over four-tenths off her 50.99 PB from Friday to secure third.

Score Update: UVA 7 – Michigan 7

Men’s 100 Backstroke

• NCAA Record: 43.20, Hubert Kos (Texas) – 2025
• 2026 NCAA Qualifying Time: 46.29
• 2025 NCAA Invite Time: 45.26

1. Lucien Vergnes (ASU) – 45.84*
2. Ulises Saravia (TENN) – 46.12*
3. Ben Brica (TENN) – 46.25*
4. Nick Simons (TENN) – 46.73
5. Hayden Hakes (ASU) – 47.28
6. Michael Hochwalt (ASU) – 49.11

ASU sophomore Lucien Vergnes won the 100 back in 45.84, getting to the wall about three tenths ahead of Tennessee freshman Ulises Saravia (46.12). Saravia’s teammate, Brica, clocked 46.25 to round out the top three and grab an additional point for the Vols.

Score Update: ASU 11 – Tennessee 3 

Women’s 100 Breaststroke

• NCAA Record: 55.73 — Lilly King, Indiana (2019)
• 2026 NCAA Qualifying Time: 1:00.30
• 2025 NCAA Invite Time: 59.51

1. Letitia Sim (MICH) – 58.12*
2. Emma Weber (UVA) – 58.56*
3. Zoe Skirboll (UVA) – 59.09
4. Cecilia Howard (MICH) – 1:00.47
5. Emma Redman (UVA) – 1:00.93*
6. Sarah Pasquella (MICH) – 1:01.80

Michigan senior Letitia Sim posted a wire-to-wire win in the women’s 100 breast, stopping the clock at 58.12. It was a career best for Sim, who had not been able to touch her 58.34 prior mark for nearly four years.

UVA produced a 1-3 punch with Emma Weber (58.56) and Zoe Skirboll (59.09), while Emma Redman won the battle at the bottom of the pool to grab a point.

Score Update: UVA 9 – Michigan 9

Men’s 100 Breaststroke

• NCAA Record: 49.51 — Julian Smith, Florida (2025)
• 2026 NCAA Qualifying Time — 52.58
• 2025 NCAA Invite Time — 51.58

1. Andy Dobrzanski (ASU) – 51.14*
2. Gabe Nunziata (TENN) – 52.80*
3. Jon Reiter (ASU) – 52.95
4. Jonathan Izhaki (ASU) – 53.05*
5. Grayson Nye (TENN) – 54.40

ASU senior Andy Dobrzanski clocked 51.14 to chop 0.13 off his best time from last year’s NCAA Championships, where he finished 14th. Tennessee freshman Gabe Nunziata (52.80) finished 2nd while ASU grad student Jon Reiter (52.95) nabbed 3rd.

Score Update: ASU 14 – Tennessee 4 

Women’s 200 Butterfly

• 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) – 1:52.09*
2. Hannah Bellard (MICH) – 1:52.39*
3. Leila Fack (MICH) – 1:55.79
4. Katie Grimes (UVA) – 1:56.45*
5. Maggie Schalow (UVA) – 1:59.79
6. Montse Spielmann (MICH) – 2:00.52

UVA junior Tess Howley produced her 2nd-fastest 200 fly of the weekend to grab the win, while Michigan’s Hannah Bellard (1:52.39) and Howley’s sophomore teammate Katie Grimes (1:56.46) each grabbed a point.

Leila Fack was 3rd in 1:55.79, but did not win her match up, meaning she did not score any points.

Score Update: UVA 12 – Michigan 10

Men’s 200 Butterfly

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

1. Martin Espernberger (TENN) – 1:42.89*
2. Aidan Hill (TENN) – 1:44.55*
3. Harrison Smith (ASU) – 1:44.69*
4. Michael Hochwalt (ASU) – 1:44.77
5. Reece Grady (ASU) – 1:52.46

Tennessee senior Martin Espernberger dominated the Ilya Kharun-less 200 fly field, ultimately getting to the wall in 1:42.89. His winning time is over 1.5 seconds slower than he’s been so far this weekend; he logged 1:41.22 on Friday.

Aiden Hill finished 2nd with a time of 1:44.55, outtouching ASU freshman Harrison Smith (1:44.69) by just over a tenth. Both scored a point for their teams as they won their respective match-ups.

Score Update: ASU 15 – Tennessee 7

Women’s 50 Freestyle

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

1. Anna Moesch (UVA) – 21.52*
2. Brady Kendall (MICH) – 21.53*
3. Melissa Nwakalor (UVA) – 22.00*
4. Lila Higgo (MICH) – 22.73
5. Anna Boemer (MICH) – 22.94
6. Allison Bischoff (UVA) – 24.51

UVA sophomore Anna Moesch and the rest of the Cavaliers’ sprinters are on fire. She clocked a time of 21.52 to grab the women’s 50 free victory, while Michigan senior Brady Kendall (21.53) and UVA junior Melissa Nawakalor (22.00) rounded out the top three. Moesch’s time is a new PB and her first time venturing under 21.6.

Score Update: UVA 15 – Michigan 11

Men’s 50 Freestyle

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

1. Gui Caribe (TENN) – 18.61*
2. Jonny Kulow (ASU) – 18.82*
3. Tommy Palmer (ASU) – 18.90*
4. Tolu Young (ASU) – 18.90

Tennessee senior Gui Caribe led from the very first stroke of the men’s 50 free, touching the wall in a winning time of 18.61. The fight for 2nd was a close one between Sun Devil teammates Jonny Kulow, Tommy Palmer, and Tolu Young, but it went to Kulow in a time of 18.82. Palmer and Young tied for 3rd in 18.90, making it a heat full of sub-19 swims.

Score Update: ASU 17 – Tennessee 9

Women’s 100 Freestyle

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

1.  Anna Moesch (UVA) – 46.05*
2. Stephanie Balduccini (MICH) – 47.22*
3. Lexi Greenhawt (MICH) – 47.55
4. Bryn Greenwaldt (UVA) – 48.40*
5. Lawson Ficken (UVA) – 48.55
6. Malie Amuan (MICH) – 50.31

After winning the 50 free about 10 minutes ago, UVA sophmore led the 100 from start to finish. She hit the wall in 46.05, her 2nd-fastest time ever, just behind the 45.98 she threw down yesterday to rank as the 5th-fastest performer of all time.

Michigan junior Stepanie Balduccini was 2nd in 47.22, just behind her 46.98 PB from Friday, with her teammate Lexi Greenhawt (47.55) taking 3rd.

Bryn Greenwaldt of UVA was 4th in a personal-best 48.40, but won her matchup to secure a point. Her swim today marks her first time breaking the 49-second barrier.

Score Update: UVA 18 – Michigan 12

Men’s 100 Freestyle

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

1. Remi Fabiani (ASU) – 41.10*
2. Pedro Sansone (TENN) – 41.83*
3. Nikoli Blackman (TENN) – 41.89*
4. Quin Seider (ASU) – 41.99
5. Adam Chaney (ASU) – 42.19
6. Ulises Saravia (TENN) – 43.40

ASU grad student Rebi Fabiani cranked out a lifetime-best 41.10 to win the men’s 100 free, just 0.06 quicker than the 41.16 he posted on Friday. His time is the 2nd-fastest in the NCAA so far this season, just behind the 40.91 that Gui Caribe threw down yesterday.

Tennessee teammates Pedro Sansone (41.83) and Nikoli Blackman (41.89) both broke 42, won their matchups, and each scored one point.

Score Update: ASU 19 – Tennessee 11

Women’s 200 Backstroke

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

1. Katie Grimes (UVA) – 1:52.15*
2. Charlotte Wilson (UVA) – 1:52.77*
3. Ariana Zhao (UVA) – 1:55.98
4. Lily Cleason (MICH) – 1:56.53
5. Lucy Rooney (MICH) – 1:58.10*
6. Sophia Knapp (UVA) – 1:58.90

UVA sophomore Katie Grimes hit the wall in 1:52.15 to win the 200 back over teammate Charlotte Wilson (1:52.77). Michigan freshman Ariana Zhao finished third in 1:55.98, clearing the rest of the field.

Michigan freshman Lucy Rooney (1:58.10) won her matchup at the bottom of the pool, touching 0.80 ahead of UVA’s Sophie Knapp to score a point.

Grimes’ time is her 6th-fastest ever; her best remains the 1:50.56 she swam at the 2023 CA/NV Speedo Sectional Championship.

Score Update: UVA 21 – Michigan 13

Men’s 200 Backstroke

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

1.  JT Ewing (ASU) – 1:39.00
2. Tony Laurito (TENN) – 1:42.42
3. Hayden Hakes (ASU)* & Ben Bricca (TENN) – 1:42.65
4. N/A
5. Michael Hochwalt (ASU) & Nick Simons– 1:44.94

Sun Devil junior JT Ewing had a huge breakout swim: he notched 1:39.00 to win the men’s 200 back, smashing his best time of 1:40.06 from last year’s NCAA Championships by over a second.

Tennesee’s Tony Laurito hit 1:42.42 for a clear 2nd-place finish, while Hayden Hakes (ASU) and Ben Bricca (TENN) swam equal 1:42.65s for 3rd. Hakes is the one who will earn the point though, as he won his matchup while Bricca lost his.

Score Update: ASU 22 – Tennessee 12

Women’s 200 Breaststroke

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

1. Letitia Sim (MICH) – 2:06.52*
2. Emma Weber (UVA) – 2:08.60*
3. Katie Christopherson (UVA) – 2:09.53
4. Raya Mellott (UVA) – 2:12.26*
5. Sarah Pasquella (MICH) – 2:12.79
6. Natalie Wlklett (MICH) – 2:13.23

Michigan senior Letitia Sim broke 2:07 in the 200 breast for the first time in her career, winning in 2:06.52.

UVA teammates Emma Weber (2:08.60) and Katie Christopherson (2:09.53) rounded out the top three, with Weber scoring a point. Their freshman teammate Raya Mellott won her matchup in 2:12.26 to score another point.

Score Update: UVA 23 – Michigan 15

Men’s 200 Breaststroke

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

1. Andy Dobrzanski (ASU) – 1:52.39
2. Jordan Tiffany (ASU) – 1:53.15
3. Gabe Nunziata (TENN) – 1:54.35
4. Brayden Taivassalo (ASU) – 1:54.89
5. Grayson Nye (TENN) – 1:58.90

Sun Devil senior Andy Dobrzanski has been unbeatable in the breaststroke events this weekend. He claimed his second individual win of the day in the 200 breast, notching 1:52.39 to get the edge over teammate Jordan Tiffany (1:53.15) and Tennessee freshman Gabe Nunziata (1:54.35).

It was a points sweep for the Devils, because not only did Dobrzanski and Tiffany win their matchups, but so did junior Brayden Taivassalo (1:54.89).

Score Update: ASU 26 – Tennessee 12

Women’s 500 Freestyle

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

1.  Aimee Canny (UVA) – 4:34.62*
2. Cavan Gormsen (UVA) – 4:35.65*
3. Bella Sims (MICH) – 4:39.76
4. Bailey Hartman (UVA) – 4:39.83*
5. Marian Ploeger (MICH) – 4:46.01
6. Montse Spielmann (MICH) – 4:52.84

Michigan sophomore Bella Sims took the race out fast through the 50, splitting 24.55 to lead the field by half a body length. That lead was short-lived, though, as UVA’s Aimee Canny took the lead at the 75 and never relinquished it.

Canny hit the wall in 4:34.62, narrowly missing her PB of 4:34.26 from early last month. Her teammate, Cavan Gormsen, swam past Sims around the 175 and maintained second for the rest of the race. She finished in 4:35.65, a season best and nearly three seconds faster than she had been all weekend. Gormsen was within striking distance of her 4:34.51 best time, which she clocked to take fifth at the 2025 NCAA meet.

Sims held on for third with a time of 4:39.76, but lost her matchup versus Canny, so she did not score. UVA’s Bailey Hartman (4:39.83) earned a point after winning her battle.

Score Update: UVA 27 – Michigan 15

Men’s 500 Freestyle

• 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) – 4:17.90*
2. Mattia Mauri (ASU) – 4:20.10*
3. Noah Mudadu (ASU) – 4:22.90*
4. Andrew Taylor (ASU) – 4:22.95
5. Mac Clark (TENN) – 4:25.64
6. Martin Espernberger (TENN) – 4:31.28

It was all about the freshmen in the men’s 500 free.

Score Update: ASU 28 – Tennessee 14

Women’s 100 Butterfly

• NCAA Record: 46.97, Gretchen Walsh (Virginia) – 2025
• 2026 NCAA Qualifying Time: 52.52
• 2025 NCAA Invite Time: 51.87

1. Claire Curzan (UVA) – 49.68*
2. Hannah Bellard (MICH) – 51.40*
3. Madi Mintenko (UVA) – 51.70*
4. Carly Novelline (UVA) – 52.16
5. Anna Boemer (MICH) – 52.59
6. Ella Jo Piersma (MICH) – 55.59

Claire Curzan secured her second individual win of the day, this time taking the women’s 100 fly. She was dominant from start to finish, winning by over two seconds with a time of 49.68.

Michigan’s Hannah Bellard (51.40) outtouched UVA freshman Madi Mintenko (51.70) by three tenths for 2nd, with the pair both earning a point.

UVA’s three points here ensured the tournament win.

Score Update: UVA 30 – Michigan 16

Men’s 100 Butterfly

• NCAA Record: 42.80, Caeleb Dressel (Florida) – 2018
• 2026 NCAA Qualifying Time: 46.11
• 2025 NCAA Invite Time: 45.12

1. Ilya Kharun (ASU) – 43.38*
2. Filip Senc-Samardzic (ASU) – 45.17*
3. Tolu Young (ASU) – 46.01*
4. Kamal Muhammad (TENN) – 46.62
5. Aidan Hill (TENN) – 48.12

ASU junior Ilya Kharun controlled the men’s 100 fly from the start, splitting 20.73/22.65 to post a personal-best 43.38. The swim eclipsed his 43.55 best from earlier this month, and overtook Josh Liendo’s NCAA-leading 43.42.

The Sun Devils swept the event, with Filip Senc-Samardzic (45.17) and Tolu Young (46.01) taking 2nd and 3rd, and those points officially sealed the meet for the ASU men. Young’s time is a new career best, while Senc-Samardzic narrowly missed his 44.93 from the 2025 Big 12 Championships.

Score Update: ASU 32 – Tennessee 14

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. Leah Hayes (UVA) – 1:54.37*
2. Sophia Umstead (UVA) – 1:57.04*
3. Zoe Skirboll (UVA) – 1:57.24*
4. Anna Hulan (MICH) – 2:00.86
5. Cecilia Howard (MICH) – 2:02.96

Despite having already won the meet, the UVA women kept rolling, turning in a 1-2-3 sweep of the 200 IM. Sophomore Leah Hayes (1:54.37) led the way, followed by freshman Sophia Umstead (1:57.04) and Zoe Skirboll (1:57.24), the only three swimmers to break two minutes.

Score Update: UVA 34 – Michigan 16

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. Tony Laurito (TENN) – 1:45.29*
2. Lucien Vergnes (ASU) – 1:45.75*
3. Jake McCoy (TENN) – 1:45.78*
4. Michael Hochwalt (ASU) – 1:46.19
5. Gabe Nunziata (TENN) – 1:47.24
6. Harrison Smith (ASU) – 1:48.05

Vol sophomore Tony Laurito won the men’s 200 IM, finishing ahead of ASU sophomore Lucien Vergnes (1:45.75) and Tennessee freshman Jake McCoy (1:45.78).

All three secured points for their teams, with Laurito earning two and Vergnes and McCoy each collecting one.

Score Update: ASU 33 – Tennessee 17

Women’s 200 Freestyle Relay

• NCAA Record: 1:23.63, Virginia (2024)
• NCAA ‘A’ Standard — 1:28.26
• NCAA ‘B’ Standard — 1:28.78

1. Virginia ‘A’ – 1:24.98 (Curtis 21.23, Moesch 21.34, Curzan 21.34, Greenwaldt 21.07)*
2. Michigan ‘A’ – 1:26.47 (Greenhawt 22.03, Kendall 21.06, Fack 21.76, Balduccini 21.62)
3. Virginia ‘B’ – 1:28.34*
4. Michigan ‘B’ – 1:30.60

The UVA women put up the 2nd-fastest 200 free relay in the collegiate ranks this weekend, finishing just .15 shy of the 1:24.83 they produced yesterday. Their lineup featured Sara Curtis (21.23), Anna Moesch (21.34), Claire Curzan (21.34), and Brynn Greenwaldt (21.07).

Score Update: UVA 40 – Michigan 17

Men’s 200 Freestyle Relay

• NCAA Record: 1:12.80, Tennessee (2025)
• NCAA ‘A’ Standard — 1:16.23
• NCAA ‘B’ Standard — 1:16.91

1. Arizona State ‘A’ – 1:13.72 (Fabiani 18.79, Kharun 18.09, Palmer 18.56, Kulow 18.28)*
2. Tennessee ‘B’ – 1:16.35 (Caribe 18.75, Sansone 19.10, Blackman, 19.15, Bricca 19.35)*
3. Arizona State ‘B’ – 1:16.37
4. Tennessee ‘A’ – 1:19.56

The Sun Devil squad of Remi Fabiani (18.79), Ilya Kharun (18.09), Tommy Palmer (18.56), and Jonny Kulow (18.28) sliced a tenth off their NCAA-leading time in the 200 free relay, winning by nearly three seconds in 1:13.72. Fabiani’s leadoff leg clipped his previous best of 18.82 from last February by three hundredths.

Of note, Adam Chaney split 18.18 on ASU’s ‘B’ squad, so he will likely replace Palmer on the program’s ‘A’ relay moving forward.

Score Update: ASU 37 – Tennessee 19

FINAL SCORES

• Women: VIRGINIA 40 – MICHIGAN 17
• Men: ARIZONA STATE 37 – TENNESSEE 19

CSCAA ATHLETE AWARDS

• Most Outstanding Female Performer: Anna Moesch (UVA)
• Most Outstanding Male Performer: Ilya Kharun (ASU)