CSCAA Dual Meet Challenge – Battle For 3rd Live Recap (UVA VS. MICH Men) (ASU VS TENN 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 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)

After losing to Michigan in meet 5, the Lady Volunteers will face the Arizona State women for 3rd place. The two teams have already raced, with Tennessee winning 25-19. The same story goes for the men’s side, where the Cavaliers will have a rematch against Michigan after losing 20-24. This battle for 3rd is the same matchup as meet 4.

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 Free
• 100 Back
• 100 Breast
• 200 Fly
• 50 Free
• 100 Free
• 200 Back
• 200 Breast
• 500 Free
• 100 Fly
• 200 IM
• 200 Free 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. ASU ‘A’ – 1:37.01*
2. Tennessee ‘A’ – 1:37.12
3. Tennessee ‘B’ – 1:37.43*
4. ASU ‘B’ – 1:42.08

In a tight race, ASU pulled off the slight upset against the Tennessee women, who opted not to use sprint star Camille Spink. ASU’s Miriam Sheehan (24.04), Lucie Vasquez (27.59), Julia Ulimann (23.30) and Shane Golland (22.18) touched first while Tennessee’s A and B teams were neck and neck. The A team featured Jillian Crooks (24.98), McKenzie Siroky (26.39), Emily Brown (23.65), and Emily Armen (22.10) while the B team had Julianna Bocksa post a 21.75 split to beat out ASU’s B.

Tennessee 2, ASU 4

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. Michigan ‘A’ – 1:23.48*
2. Virginia ‘A’ – 1:23.94
3. Virginia ‘B’ – 1:26.64*
4. Michigan ‘B’ – 1:26.80

In somewhat of a repeat from meet 4, Michigan eked out the Cavalier men for the victory. Jack Wilkening (21.50), Luka Milladenovic (23.29), Tyler Ray (19.16), and Ola Mats Eidam (19.53) held off Spencer Nichols (21.44), Davin Lindholm (23.83), Thomas Heilman (19.89), and Jack Aikins (18.78). This time however, the Cavalier men were able to pick up a point from their B team beating Michigan’s.

Michigan 4, UVA 2

Women’s 200 Free

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

1. Camille Spink (Tenn) – 1:42.57*
2. Ella Jansen (Tenn) – 1:42.62*
3. Jordan Greber (ASU) – 1:45.71*
4. Amelia Mason (Tenn) – 1:45.78
5. Ella Guilfoil (ASU) 1:48.46
6. Deniz Ertan (ASU) -1:48.52

Tennessee swept the top 2 spots with the help of Spink and Jansen, but Jordan Greber won her head to head matchup to secure a point for ASU. Spink recorded a 1:42.57, just off her PB of 1:42.06 that she swam to win SECs earlier this year. Jansen posted a new PB, lowering her best of 1:43.33 by over half a second.

Timeout #1 called

Tennessee 5, ASU 5

Men’s 200 Free

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

1. Antoine Sauva (Mich) – 1:32.26*
2. Maximus Williamson (UVA) – 1:32.32*
3. Eitan Ben-Shitrit (Mich) – 1:33.70
4. Lorne Wiggington (Mich) – 1:35.94*
5. Will Thompson (UVA) – 1:37.42
6. Noah Dyer (UVA) – 1:37.85

Michigan freshman Antonie lowered his PB further with a 1:32.26. He posted a 1:32.59 during Michigan’s dual against Tennessee, a 1.5 second best, and has now shaved another .23 off that time. He took the overall win, while Williamson and Wiggington won their respective races.

Michigan 7, UVA 3

Women’s 100 Back

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

1. Miriam Sheehan (ASU) – 52.55*
2. Lexi Stephens (Tenn) – 53.24
3. Alyssa Claborn (Tenn) – 53.68*
4. Payden Rafferty (ASU) – 54.62*
5. Lilly Roberston (Tenn) – 54.71
6. Ariel Beltran (ASU) – 55.04

Miriam Sheehan dominated the field in a time just off her season best, set when she led off ASU’s 400 medley relay against UVA on day 1. Alyssa Claborn and Payden Rafferty also picked up points for their teams.

Tennessee 6, ASU 8

Men’s 100 Back

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

1. David King (UVA) – 45.59*
2. Jack Wilkening (Mich) – 46.41
3. Inbar Danziger (Mich) – 47.72*
4. Rian Hermann (Mich) – 49.41*
5. Thomas Mercer (UVA) – 50.03
6. Jackson Tishler (UVA) – 50.70

David King won his matchup and the overall heat, picking up 2 points. Michigan did however, respond with two of their own points by taking 2-4 , with Danziger and Hermann beating Mercer and Tishler.

Michigan 9, UVA 5

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. McKenzie Siroky (Tenn) – 59.49*
2. Simone Moll (Tenn) – 59.74*
3. Emelie Fast (Tenn) – 1:00.03*
4. Lucie Vasquez (ASU) – 1:00.24
5. Ginger Mcmahon (ASU) – 1:00.31
6. Kelia Hughes (ASU) – 1:02.64

Tennessee swept the breaststrokes to pick up all 4 available points. Moll was close to her PB of 59.29, set on Day 1 against Michigan, and is her 3rd fastest time ever.

Tennessee 10, ASU 8

Timeout #2 called

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. Luka Mladenovic (Mich) – 51.55*
2. Jaeddan Gamilla (Mich) – 53.05*
3. Ozan Kalafat (Mich) – 53.85*
4. Jay Gerloff (UVA) – 53.89
5. Matthew Heilman (UVA) – 53.99
6. Davin Lindholm (UVA) – 54.15

Mladenovic dominated the heat with the sole sub 53 time. The freshman from Austria and the 2025 U23 European champion in this event has a PB of 50.92, set against Tennessee on Day 1. Kalafat out-touched Lindholm while while Gamilla beat Heilman.

Michigan 13, UVA 5

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. Ella Jansen (Tenn) 1:54.85*
2. Julia Ullman (ASU) – 1:57.97
3. Lia Csulak (ASU) – 2:03.01*
4. Milly Leonard (Tenn) – 2:04.90
5. Katherine Randall (ASU) – 2:05.96*

Jansen neared her PB of 1:54.28 with her win, picking up 2 points. ASU also secured 2 points, as Tennessee left a lane empty.

Tennessee 12, ASU 10

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. Thomas Heilman (UVA) – 1:39.70*
2. Tyler Ray (Mich) – 1:40.41*
3. Dillon Wright (UVA) – 1:47.49
4. Ryan Hume (Mich) – 1:48.71
5. Antoine Destang (Mich) – 1:51.48
6. Hayden Bellotti (UVA) – DQ

Bellotti won his matchup but ended up being disqualified, giving Michigan another point. Heilman recorded his 3rd fastest swim in his career and his 3rd sub 1:40. Ray was less than a second off his PB of 1:39.60

Michigan 15, UVA 7

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. Emily Armen (Tenn) – 22.54*
2. Shane Golland (ASU) – 22.88 / Lilly Daley (Tenn) – 22.88*
3. —
4. Julia Burroughs (Tenn) – 23.05*
5. Payden Rafferty (ASU) – 23.38
6. Cali Watts (ASU) – 23.68

Though Daley and Golland tied, Tennessee swept all 4 points in this race thanks to Armen’s win. Armen was just off her PB of 22.26.

Tennessee 16, ASU 10

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. Ole Mats Eidam (Mich) – 19,77*
2. Noah Powers (UVA) – 19.98*
3. Spencer Nicholaas (UVA) – 20.04
4. Jack Wilkening (Mich) – 20.12*
5. Blake Amlicke (UVA) – 20.50
6. Alex Thiesing (Mich) – 20.53

Eidam and Powers recorded sub 20 times to win their matchups, though both were off their PBs of 19.58 and 19.68, respectively.

Michigan 18, UVA 8

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. Camille Spink (Tenn) – 46.70*
2. Julianna Boccska (Tenn) – 48.96*
3. Indigo Armon (ASU) – 49.73
4. Ella Guilfoil (ASU) – 49.93*
5. Jillian Crooks (Tenn) – 50.33
6. Marley Lovick (ASU) – 51.85

Camille Spink left no doubt, dominating the field and recording yet another sub 47 swim. Her PB remains a 46.25, set when she won SECs earlier this year, but she has now been under 47 five times already this season. ASU’s Guilfoil picked up a point for the Sun Devils by beating Jillian Crooks.

Tennessee 19, ASU 11

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. Antoine Sauve (Mich) – 42.16*
2. Ryan Healy (Mich) – 43.88*
3. Logan Zucker (Mich) – 44.01*
4. Josh Howat (UVA) / Will Thompson (UVA)  – 44.24
5. —
6. Noah Dyer (UVA) 45.23

Michigan showed off their sprint prowess by taking all 4 points. Sauve, the Canadian freshman, lowered his best time of 42.23 by 0.07 seconds.

Michigan 22, UVA 8

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

1. Regan Rathwell (Tenn) – 1:53.25*
2. Gerda Szliagyi (ASU) – 1:53.56*
3. Sophie Brison (Tenn) – 1:57.91
4. Alexia Sotomayor (ASU) – 1:57.96
5. Alyssa Claborn (Tenn) – 1:58.69*
6. Eleaunah Phillips (ASU) – 1:59.40

Candian Regan Rathwell prevailed in a close race against Szliagyi for the overall win, though both won their respective matchups. Szliagyi set a big personal best, dropping over a second from her 1:54.71, set at ASU vs UCLA.

Tennessee 22, ASU 12

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

1. Jack Aikins (UVA) – 1:40.84*
2. Nathan Szobota (UVA) – 1:45.18*
3. Inbar Danziger (Mich) – 1:45.80*
4. Rian Herrmann (Mich) – 1:45.97
5. Thomas Mercer (UVA) – 1:47.15
6. Jack Luken (Mich) – 1:52.41

Jack Aikins led UVA to a 3 point pick-up with a new season best. His best time remains a 1:39.26 from 2022 NCAAs. Szobota took 2nd, slightly off his 1:42.00 PB.

Michigan 23, UVA 11

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

1. Emelie Fast (Tenn) – 2:11.98*
2. Sonia Vaishnani (ASU) – 2:12.10*
3. Lucie Vasquez (ASU) – 2:12.34
4. Hannah Marinovich (Tenn) – 2:14.54
5. Simone Moll (Tenn) – 2:15.11*
6. Kaelia Hughes (ASU) – 2:16.68

Emelie Fast out-touched Sonia Vaishnani for the overall win.

Tennessee 25, ASU 13

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

1. Luka Mladenovic (Mich) – 1:51.99*
2. William Savarese (Mich) – 1:55.94*
3. Jaeddan Gamilla (Mich) – 1:56.45*
4. Matthew Heilman (UVA) – 1:57.99
5. Grant Murphy  (UVA) – 2:00.27
6. Jay Gerloff (UVA) – 2:01.05

Michigan swept the breaststrokes once again, and have all but locked up 3rd place. They need just one more point to take the meet.

Michigan 27, UVA 11

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. Emily Brown (Tenn) – 4:43.83*
2. Deniz Ertan (ASU) – 4:46.72*
3. Alexa Reyna (ASU) – 4:48.03*
4. Nicole Zettel (Tenn) – 4:48.88
5. Avery Luedke (Tenn) – 4:50.61
6. Grace Lindberg (ASU) – 4:51.74

Emily Brown posted a huge PB to secure the win, dropping over 1.5 seconds from her 4:45.28 best heading into the meet. Ertan and Reyna made it a net gain of 0 for Tennessee however, as the each of the two picked up a point. The Lady Volunteers need just 2 more points to win the meet overall.

Tennessee 27, ASU 15

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. Lorne Wigginton (Mich) – 4:16.04*
2. Josh Brown (Mich) – 4:22.36*
3. David King (UVA) – 4:24.51
4. Sebastian Sergile (UVA) – 4:25.80*
5. William Siegel (Mich) – 4:25.80
6. Maximus Williamson (UVA) – 4:28.59

With three points, the Michigan wolverines officially take the win over UVA. Wigginton was just off his PB of 4:15.25, set at Big Ten Championships earlier this year to take 4th, though this does mark a season best. Josh Brown picked up another point while UVA’s Sergile won his matchup to prevent a sweep.

Michigan 30, UVA 12

Women’s 100 Fly

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

1. Julia Ullmann (ASU) – 52.27*
2. Miriam Sheehan (ASU) – 53.04*
3. Ariel Beltran (ASU) – 53.66*
4. Lilly Daley (Tenn) – 54.24
5. Tori Brostowitz (Tenn) – 55.04
6. Lexi Stephens (Tenn) – 55.42

ASU swept the 100 fly to pick up all 4 points and prevent Tennessee from securing the meet win at this point.

Tennessee 27, ASU 19

Men’s 100 Fly

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

1. Tyler Ray (Mich) – 44.89*
2. Ole Mats Eidam (Mich) – 45.52*
3. Spencer Nicholas (UVA) – 46.75
4. Hayden Bellotti (UVA) – 47.31*
5. Antoine Destang (Mich) – 49.24
6. Noah Dyer (UVA) – 49.37

Michigan went 1-2, with Ray beating out Nicholas in his head to head. Ray has a best of 44.00, while Eidam set a new PB, shaving 0.4 seconds off his best time.

Timeout #3 called

Michigan 33, UVA 13

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. Emily Brown (Tenn) – 1:56.33*
2. Sonia Vaishnani (ASU) – 1:59.35
3. Ginger McMahon (ASU) – 2:00.30*
4. Zoe Summar (ASU) – 2:01.41*
5. Milly Leonard (Tenn) – 2:03.53
6. Amelia Mason (Tenn) – 2:03.74

Brown helped Tennessee win both the event and the meet, as her 2 points bring the Lady Volunteers to 29 points. ASU picked up another 2 points with the help of McMahon and Summar.

Tennessee 29, ASU 21

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. Thomas Heilman (UVA) – 1:43.74*
2. Lorne Wigginton (Mich) – 1:43.77*
3. Eitan Ben-Shitrit (Mich) – 1:44.10
4. Ryan Healy (Mich) – 1:47.52*
5. Grant Murphy (UVA) – 1:48.52
6. Thomas Mercer (UVA) – 1:49.98

In an extremely tight race from start to finish, Heilman picked up the victory. Wiggington, the runner-up in the 400 IM at Big Tens earlier this year, dropped a 4 second personal best time in this event, as his old PB stood at 1:47.89.

Michigan 35, UVA 15

Women’s 200 Free Relay

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

1. Tennessee ‘A’ – 1:29.64*
2. ASU ‘A’ 1:29.99
3. Tennessee ‘B’ – 1:31.14*
4. ASU ‘B’ – 1:32.07

Though it was a tight race, Bocska (22.61), Armen (21.91), Burroughs (22.56), and Crooks (22.56) held on for the win. Armen’s 21 split made all the difference, as it gave the Lady Volunteers enough to hold off ASU’s anchor, Julia Ulmann (22.29). ASU’s ‘A’ also consisted of Gerda Szilagyi (22.70), Shane Golland (22.46), and Miriam Sheehan (22.54).

Ella Jansen had a 22.08 closing split on Tennessee’s B relay to take the win after ASU was leading that matchup.

Timeout #4 called

FINAL: Tennessee 35, ASU 21

Men’s 200 Free Relay

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

1. UVA ‘A’ – 1:16.89*
2. Mich ‘A’ – 1:17.08
3. Mich ‘B’ – 1:19.85*
4. UVA ‘B’ – 1:20.38

Virginia won the final event of the meet thanks to Williamson’s field-leading 18.73 split. Aikins led the Cavaliers off in 19.53, Heilman was the 3rd leg (19.13), and Noah Powers split a 19.50 for the victory.

Michigan’s ‘A’ kept it close with Tyler Ray (19.21), Jack Wilkening (19.46), Ole Eidam (19.38), and Antoine Sauve (19.03)

FINAL: Michigan 37, UVA 19