Omaha vs Iowa Western vs Saint Mary (Women)
- October 10, 2025
- Omaha, Neb.
- SCY (25 yards)
- Results
Courtesy: Omaha Athletics
OMAHA, Neb. – Omaha Men’s and Women’s Swimming and Diving continued their homestand Friday at H&K Pool, competing against Iowa Western and Saint Mary (Neb.).
Both Maverick squads posted dominant results, as the men earned a 209-79 win over Iowa Western, while the women defeated Iowa Western 234-36 and Saint Mary (Neb.) 235-51.
Junior Kyle Kulow (Sugar Land, Texas) led the men with three victories, including personal bests in the 100 back (52.66) and 50 back (25.35). On the women’s side, sophomore Ella Drewes (Eden Prairie, Minn.) delivered three wins of her own, highlighted by a personal best in the 100 breast (1:05.58).
Overall, the Mavericks tallied 17 podium finishes on the men’s side and 22 for the women.
“It was great to see our team embrace some different events they don’t swim as often,” said head coach Jessica Hessel. “We saw some swims that gave us more direction on where to utilize athletes in different events. The support for each other was great all around and we saw a number of best times from many of our athletes.”
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Omaha returns to action Oct. 17–18 in St. Paul, Minn., competing against St. Thomas at Anderson Pool. The Mavericks will race at 6 p.m. CT Friday and 10 a.m. CT Saturday.
Courtesy: Saint Mary Athletics
College of Saint Mary gained some valuable experience over the weekend, competing in the UNO Tri-Meet on Friday and the Spire Relays in Lansing, Kan., on Saturday.
CSM split the triangular at UNO, beating Iowa Western Community College 135-100 and losing to the host NCAA Division I Mavericks 235-51.
“We had huge time drops from our first meet two weeks ago,” CSM Coach Liz Germonprez said. “We love racing at UNO, and used great competition to propel us to numerous season-best swims.”
Highlights included personal bests from Kylee Brown and Skylar Ned in the 1,000 freestyle, Kylee Jo Farson‘s crowd-pleasing, “fantastic finish” against Iowa Western in the 200 freestyle, and Hannah Ferguson‘s strong fourth-place effort in the 100 butterfly.
The Flames were back on the road early Saturday for the Spire Relays, where they finished second in the four-team race. The host University of Saint Mary won with a score of 220, followed by CSM (120), Dordt University (72) and Midland University (28).
This meet was an all-relay meet, with several races that aren’t contested in conventional meets.
Highlights included Jaidyn Vanschoiack clocking a personal best in her 100 free leading off the 400 free relay, and the relay team of Kylee Jo Farson, Isabella Promes, Hannah Steinmetz and Kylee Brown winning the 500 crescendo relay.
“In both meets, Flames swimmers are second-to-none in sportsmanship and on-deck team support!” Germonprez said. “Great swims in heavy training with two swim doubles this week and adding weight in strength.”
Here are the CSM results from the UNO Tri-Meet:
200 medley relay: 6, CSM A (Jaidyn Vanschoiack, Kylee Brown, Juliet Balman, Grace Biddle) 2:00.02; 7, CSM B (Chloe Hale, Naomi Huttenga, Hannah Ferguson, Kylee Jo Farson) 2:04.51; 8, CSM C (Hannah Steinmetz, Skylar Ned, Addison Miller, Autumn Neale) 2:19.01.
1,000 freestyle: 3, Kylee Brown 11:37.11; 4, Addison Miller 12:28.48; 5, Skylar Ned 13:40.28.
200 freestyle: 5, Hannah Steinmetz 2:10.77; 6, Isabella Promes 2:10.79; 8, Kylee Jo Farson 2:13.38; 11, Olivia Poole 2:18.90.
100 backstroke: 4, Jaidyn Vanschoiack 1:05.93; 5, Chloe Hale 1:06.33; 6, Grace Biddle 1:06.73.
100 breaststroke: 4, Kylee Brown 1:13.03; 6, Naomi Huttenga 1:22.98.
200 butterfly: 3, Juliet Balman 2:50.74.
50 freestyle: 8, Grace Biddle 27.15; 10, Olivia Poole 30.08; 11, Autumn Neale 33.39.
100 freestyle: 7, Isabella Promes 58.64; 10, Kylee Jo Farson 1:02.73; 11, Olivia Poole 1:06.56; 12, Autumn Neale 1:18.24.
200 backstroke: 5, Grace Biddle 2:24.79; 6, Jaidyn Vanschoiack 2:25.12; 7, Chloe Hale 2:25.48; 8, Hannah Ferguson 2:31.83.
200 breaststroke: 6, Naomi Huttenga 2:58.48.
500 freestyle: 4, Kylee Brown 5:38.78; 5, Addison Miller 6:01.52; 6, Hannah Steinmetz 6:03.77; 8, Skylar Ned 6:42.84.
100 butterfly: 4, Hannah Ferguson 1:07.35; 5, Juliet Balman 1:11.66; 7, Naomi Huttenga 1:15.71; 8, Autumn Neale 1:30.28.
200 IM: 4, Chloe Hale 2:31.42; 5, Hannah Ferguson 2:32.02.
200 free relay: 6, CSM A (Isabella Promes, Jaidyn Vanschoiack, Hannah Steinmetz, Juliet Balman) 1:47.22; 7, CSM B (Kylee Jo Farson, Olivia Poole, Addison Miller, Skylar Ned) 1:59.48.
Here are the CSM results from the Spire Relays:
300 fly relay: 3, CSM (Chloe Hale, Juliet Balman, Naomi Huttenga) 3:40.63.
300 back relay: 3, CSM (Chloe Hale, Jaidyn Vanschoiack, Grace Biddle) 3:20.95.
300 breast relay: 3, CSM (Chloe Hale, Naomi Huttenga, Hannah Ferguson) 4:10.55.
800 free relay: 2, CSM A (Kylee Brown, Isabella Promes, Hannah Steinmetz, Grace Biddle) 8:50.82; 5, CSM B (Kylee Jo Farson, Hannah Ferguson, Olivia Poole, Skylar Ned) 9:35.92.
100 free relay: 3, CSM A (Grace Biddle, Jaidyn Vanschoiack, Kylee Jo Farson, Juliet Balman) 52.21; 5, CSM B (Olivia Poole, Chloe Hale, Skylar Ned, Autumn Neale) 58.09.
500 free relay: 1, CSM A (Kylee Jo Farson, Isabella Promes, Hannah Steinmetz, Kylee Brown) 5:10.69; 5, CSM B (Autumn Neale, Skylar Ned, Olivia Poole, Hannah Ferguson) 5:52.13.
400 medley relay: 2, CSM A (Jaidyn Vanschoiack, Kylee Brown, Juliet Balman, Isabella Promes) 4:32.72.
200 free relay: 2, CSM A (Grace Biddle, Isabella Promes, Jaidyn Vanschoiack, Hannah Steinmetz) 1:48.66; 5, CSM B (Kylee Jo Farson, Naomi Huttenga, Skylar Ned, Autumn Neale) 2:03.78.
1,500 free relay: 2, CSM A (Hannah Ferguson, Hannah Steinmetz, Grace Biddle) 18:07.28.
100 medley relay: 3, CSM A (Isabella Promes, Kylee Brown, Hannah Ferguson, Olivia Poole) 59.77; 5, CSM B (Hannah Steinmetz, Naomi Huttenga, Autumn Neale, Skylar Ned) 1:04.19.
400 IM relay: 2, CSM A (Kylee Brown, Chloe Hale, Juliet Balman, Naomi Huttenga) 4:45.67.
400 free relay: 3, CSM A (Jaidyn Vanschoiack, Kylee Jo Farson, Juliet Balman, Olivia Poole) 4:09.85.
CSM returns to action Nov. 8 with a dual against Morningside University at the UNO pool.
