2025 Spring Sectionals- Four Corners
- March 27-30, 2025
- Austin, Texas
- SCY (25 yards)
- Meet Mobile: “2025 Four Corners Speedo Sectionals – Austin”
- Live Results
- Day 1 Recap
Texas freshman Jeremy Kelly swam to a lifetime best in the 200 free to earn the win by over a second as he touched in a 1:34.79. Kelly’s lifetime best was a 1:35.12 from midseason. Kelly did not make the SEC roster for the team and is currently in the transfer portal along with at least nine other teammates. It took a 1:32.37 to earn an NCAA invite in the event and a 1:34.99 to score at SECs.
NC State commit Gavin Keogh won the 100 back in a lifetime best of a 46.28. Keogh’s previous best time was a 46.77. He will arrive this fall. Keogh also touched 2nd in the 400 IM tonight, swimming to a 3:52.76.
Earning the win in the 400 IM was Mikhail Lyubavskiy who touched in a 3:45.56. Lyubavskiy’s best time was a 3:47.02 from the 2024 Atlantic-10 Championships as he swam collegiately with George Washington and now swims for Longhorn Aquatics.
Highlighting the girls side of night 2 was Ella Cosgrove who battled it out with Savannah Skow and Amelia Mason in the 200 free. Cosgrove flipped first at the 100 and was strong on the back half to earn the win in a 1:45.07. That improved upon her personal best of a 1:45.39 from December at Winter Juniors. Cosgrove is committed to Cal for next fall, alongside 200 freestyler Claire Weinstein.
Skow, a Princeton commit, dropped about two seconds from her previous best of a 1:47.65 to touch 2nd in a 1:45.80. Her swim would have been #1 on the roster this past season. Mason, a Tennessee commit, was 3rd in a 1:45.97 just off her best of a 1:45.62.
After winning the 100 free last night, Madi Mintenko earned another win tonight posting a 51.58 in the 100 backstroke. The high school senior has not swam the event in a while so the swim marked a huge personal best and also has implications for the fall when she arrives at Virginia. Her swim from tonight would have earned an NCAA invite this season and been #3 on the Virginia roster behind Gretchen Walsh and Claire Curzan.
Miami-Florida commit Taylor Johannsen posted a lifetime best en route to a win in the 400 IM. Johannsen swam to a 4:15.53, improving from her best time of a 4:15.92 that she swam at Winter Juniors in December. Her best time coming into the season was a 4:23.24.
