ATHENS, Ga. – The No. 6 Florida males’s swimming and diving claimed first on the Georgia Invite, outlasting No. 4 Georgia, No. 15 Auburn, No. 19 Florida State, and Georgia Tech, successful by over 100 factors.
No. 9 Florida girls’s swimming and diving went back-and-forth, main the invite for a time period on the ultimate day, earlier than securing a second-place end forward of two ranked opponents.
Aleksas Savickas and Joshua Liendo each positioned two of the quickest instances in program historical past on the concluding day. Savickas swam the second-fastest 200 breast time, whereas Liendo added to his spectacular collegiate honors with the second-fastest 100 free time, behind Caeleb Dressel.
Finals:
Women’s 1650 Free
In the one morning closing of the day, Anna Auld tallied a 16:11.64 for a fourth-place end and 15 factors in direction of the group rating. Camille DeBoer completed not far behind her in sixth at 16:24.42, with Tylor Mathieu ending seventh with a 16:25.94. Elise Bauer got here in eighth at 16:29.96, and Leah DeGeorge was in tenth.
Men’s 1650 Free
Alfonso Mestre posted a second-place end at 14:54.44, with Eric Brown in fourth at 14:56.86. Giovanni Linscheer, Jake Mitchell, and Jack VanDeusen completed eight-nine-ten, all with B-cut instances. The Gators completed with 9 B-cut instances within the occasion.
Women’s 200 Back
Mabel Zavaros claimed prime spot on the rostrum, touching the wall in 1:54.27 to assert first, whereas Zoe Dixon positioned eighth within the A-final with a 1:57.87.
Men’s 200 Back
Cameron Abaqueta completed second within the C-final, 18th total with a 1:45.14.
Women’s 100 Free
Tallying the top-four slots within the occasion, Florida dominated the occasion, led by Talia Bates’ 47.75 time and first place end. Micayla Cronk was second at 48.28, Ekaterina Nikonova third with 48.56, and Katie Mack in fourth at 48.60. All 4 recorded B-cut instances.
Men’s 100 Free
It was a clear sweep within the males’s 100 free, led by freshman sensation Joshua Liendo, who with a 41.70 time now has the second-fastest time in class historical past, solely trailing Caeleb Dressel’s 39.90. Macguire McDuff posted a 41.95 in second place, a time that places him within the top-five in Florida historical past. Julian Smith closed out the top-three with a 42.08, whereas Eric Friese and Alberto Mestre each put up B-cut instances.
Women’s 200 Breast
Tylor Mathieu and Olivia Peoples each registered B-cut qualifying instances in an occasion that featured eleven instances underneath 2:14.00.
Men’s 200 Breast
Aleksas Savickas joined the Florida file books, swimming the second-fastest 200 breast in class historical past at 1:51.29 for an A-cut qualifying time. Kevin Vargas completed in third with a powerful 1:55.06, whereas Dillon Hillis secured a B-cut time of 1:56.86 within the B-final.
Women’s 200 Fly
Amanda Ray completed second at 1:56.10, shaving almost a second off her prelim time, whereas Allie Piccirillo posted a 1:58.60 for sixth place.
Men’s 200 Fly
Joaquin Gonzalez Pinero completed first within the occasion at 1:42.30, with Jace Crawford behind him at 1:43.95 in third. Mason Laur positioned seventh at 1:46.04.
Women’s Platform Diving
Elettra Neroni posted a top-three end with a rating of 257.60, with Carina Lumia and Caroline Pagac ending ninth and tenth. Casey Greenberg completed thirteenth at 200.55.
Men’s Platform Diving
Elisha Dees continued a powerful begin to his collegiate profession, putting third with a 350.30. Skip Donald completed fifth with a 341.35, whereas Anton Svirskyi scored a 312.80. Brandon Wegner completed thirteenth with a 261.30.
Women’s 400 Free Relay:
Florida’s A group of Ekaterina Nikonova, Talia Bates, Micayla Cronk, and Katie Mack put up a 3:12.91 to complete with an A-cut time, and over a second forward of the sector. The school-record holding group was simply over a second off of their program file from final season.
Men’s 400 Free Relay:
The group of Macguire McDuff, Joshua Liendo, Adam Chaney, and Eric Friese accomplished the 400 free relay sweep for Florida, swimming a 2:47.94 A-cut qualifying time, the eighth-fastest in class historical past.
Prelims:
Women’s 200 Back
Mabel Zavaros, third, and Zoe Dixon, sixth, each certified for the A-final within the opening occasion of the ultimate day.
Men’s 200 Back
Just stretching himself out, Adam Chaney completed fifteenth at 1:45.74, qualifying for the B-final.
Women’s 100 Free
The Gators posted a sweep, led by B-cut finishes by Talia Bates, Katie Mack, and Ekaterina Nikonova. Micayla Cronk completed in sixth, with 4 Florida swimmers set for the A-final.
Men’s 100 Free
Joshua Liendo and Macguire McDuff went one-two, with Liendo posting a 42.40 to steer the sector. The Gators posted 5 B-cut instances, and superior 4 into the A-final.
Women’s 200 Breast
Tylor Mathieu posted the highest time for the Gators, ending with a 2:13.56 for a B-cut, and superior to the A-final.
Men’s 200 Breast
Aleksas Savickas and Kevin Vargas completed on prime of the pack, with Savickas swimming a 1:53.10 to beat the remainder of the sector by over a second. The Gators had 4 B-cut instances, and had two qualify within the A-final, and three within the B-final.
Women’s 200 Fly
Amanda Ray posted the highest time of the group with a 1:57.08 to win the prelim. Mabel Zavaros and Allie Piccirillo joined her within the A-final.
Men’s 200 Fly
Florida positioned three of the top-five within the qualifying, led by Joaquin Gonzalez Pinero in second at 1:43.65 and Mason Laur in third at 1:44.64. Jace Crawford registered a B-cut time of 1:45.08 for fifth.
Scores – Women
Women – Team Rankings – Through Event 42
1. Auburn 1005.5
2. Florida 974
3. Georgia 906.5
4. Florida State 615
5. Georgia Tech 471
Scores – Men
Men – Team Rankings – Through Event 42
1. Florida 1187.5
2. Auburn 1087
3. Georgia 823
4. Florida State 456.5
5. Georgia Tech 431
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