By Sean Griffin on SwimSwam
Georgia Tech Dual Meet Tournament
October 17-18, 2025 Atlanta, Georgia SCY (25 Yards) Results Available on Meet Mobile: “2025 GT The Dual Meet Tournament” Wave Two Team Scores Wave Two Championship Meet NC State 453 — 322 Florida State Wave Two Consolation Meet Georgia Tech 455 — 331 U.S. Military AcademyAll of the opponents for today’s sessions of the Georgia Tech Dual Meet Tournament are set.
NC State beat Florida in the Wave Two Championship by 131 points last night, and they will be in the Championship with the winner of the Wave One championship meet: Georgia. As the losing team, Florida State will race in the 3rd place tournament against Auburn.
The Wolfpack won every event on the women’s side of the meet, and won all but three events for the men: the 200 butterfly, 200 breaststroke, and 200 IM.
In the consolation meet, Georgia Tech handily defeated the U.S. Military Academy, winning the meet by 124 points. Georgia Tech will race for 5th against Minnesota, while the Academy will swim a dual with George Washington for 7th.
Georgia Tech swept the women’s relays, while Army claimed both men’s relay victories. The individual events were similarly divided, with Tech winning eight of the 14 races and Army taking six.
Here is the schedule for today:
Saturday, October 18th 8:30 am- 5th/6th place (Georgia Tech vs Minnesota), 7th/8th place meets (Army vs George Washington) 11:30 am- 3rd/4th place meet (Florida State vs Auburn) 2:30 pm- Championship Meet (NC State vs Georgia)As a refresher, scoring is combined for genders. Each dual has a total of 790 points (meaning the first team to reach 396 wins). Scoring is as follows:
For diving/relays, 1st place is 22, 2nd place is 8, 3rd place is 4, and 4th place is 0. For Individual Swimming events, 1st place is 16, 2nd place is 6, 3rd place is 5, 4th place is 4, 5th place is 3, 6th place is 2, 7th place is 1, and 8th place is 0.See the results of the two meets below, and if you missed any of SwimSwam’s coverage from the other meets in the tournament, here are the direct links:
October 17, Morning Update October 17, Afternoon Meets Update #1 October 17, Afternoon Meets Update #2NC STATE VS. FLORIDA STATE RESULTS
Women’s 200 Freestyle Relay 1. NC State ‘B’ – 1:28.40 Tyler Driscoll (22.10), Olivia Nel (21.34), Meghan Donald (22.49), Katherine Helms (22.47) 2. NC State ‘A’ – 1:29.12 Cassie Moses (22.24), Lily Christianson (21.58), Lily King (22.11), Tara van Selm (23.19) 3. Florida State ‘A’ – 1:30.41 Maryn McDade (22.38), Nika Steigerwald (22.50), Kiara Caamano (22.89), Antonina Biegajlo (22.64) Men’s 200 Freestyle Relay 1. NC State ‘A’ – 1:17.00 Drew Salls (19.26), Jerry Fox (18.99), Kaii Winkler (18.75), Aiden Hayes (20.00) 2. Florida State ‘A’ – 1:18.62 Sam Bork (19.59), Andrew Rich (19.42), Gustav Olsson (19.85), Nivo Cecchi (19.76) 3. NC State ‘B’ – 1:18.83 Wells Walker (19.80), Bjornar Laskerud (19.13), Daniel Diehl (19.31), Ian Stutts (20.59) Women’s 100 Backstroke 1. Erika Pelaez (NCS) – 51.23 2. Alice Veldeb (FSU) – 52.63 3. Jade Garstang (NCS) – 53.46 4. Teia Salvino (NCS) – 53.72 5. Sarah Evans (FSU) – 53.94 6. Meghan Donald (NCS) – 54.51 7. Avery Vassil (FSU) – 57.24 Men’s 100 Backstroke 1. Hudson Williams (NCS) – 45.45 2. Max Wilson (FSU) – 46.97 3. Gavin Keogh (NCS) – 47.22 4. Matthew Iverson (FSU) – 48.22 5. Andrew Rich (FSU) – 49.92 6. Nico Cecchi (FSU) – 52.84 7. Lance Norris (NCS) – 54.22 Women’s 200 Butterfly 1. Leah Shackley (NCS) – 1:54.86 2. Kennedy Noble (NCS) – 1:57.59 3. Sophie Freeman (FSU) – 1:59.47 4. Mabry Bishop (FSU) – 2:03.86 5. Ioana-Maria Stirbu (FSU) – 2:08.37 Men’s 200 Butterfly 1. Logan Robinson (FSU) – 1:43.01 2. Aiden Hayes (NCS) – 1:43.87 3. Jaka Pusnik (FSU) – 1:46.92 4. Utku Kurtdere (FSU) – 1:47.03 5. Kyle Ponsler (NCS) – 1:48.51 6. Chase Mueller (NCS) – 1:49.06 7. Thomas Matheson (FSU) – 1:49.23 Women’s 200 Breaststroke 1. Eneli Jefimova (NCS) – 2:09.21 2. Lisa Nystrand (NCS) – 2:10.25 3. Julia Mansson (FSU) – 2:12.53 4. Julie Rose (NCS) – 2:14.19 5. Caroline Agee (FSU) – 2:17.06 6. Izzy Phifer (FSU) – 2:21.30 7. Martina Fanunza (FSU) – 2:25.00 Men’s 200 Breaststroke 1. Mathias Christensen (FSU) – 1:56.34 2. Ian Stutts (NCS) – 1:57.22 3. Hudson Schuricht (NCS) – 1:57.72 4. Landon D’Ariano (NCS) – 1:58.03 5. Tommaso Baravelli (FSU) – 1:58.13 6. Arsen Kozhakhmetov (NCS) – 1:58.33 7. Liam O’Connor (FSU) – 2:01.15 8. Marcos Egri-Martin (FSU) – 2:03.53 Women’s 100 Freestyle 1. Olivia Nel (NCS) – 48.11 2. Lily King (NCS) – 48.45 3. Cassie Moses (NCS) – 48.54 4. Lily Christianson (NCS) – 48.69 5. Maryn McDade (FSU) – 49.20 6. Sarah Evans (50.94) Men’s 100 Freestyle 1. Kaii Winkler (NCS) – 411.21 2. Jerry Foc (NCS) – 42.10 3. Michel Arkhangelskiy (FSU) – 42.44 4. Daniel Diehl (NCS) – 43.10 5. Gustav Olsson (FSU) – 43.46 6. Sam Bork (FSU) – 44.12 7. Wells Walker (NCS) – 44.26 Women’s 500 Freestyle 1. Tam van Selm (NCS) – 4:51.45 2. Erika Pelaez (NCS) – 4:51.92 3. Katherine Helms (NCS) – 4:52.18 4. Maysa Ratiu (FSU) – 4:52.28 5. Julia Brzozowski (FSU) – 4:57.88 6. Ioana-Maria Stirbu (FSU) – 5:03.10 7. Meghan Donald (NCS) – 5:32.72 Men’s 500 Freestyle 1. Lance Norris (NCS) – 4:15.19 2. Chase Mueller (NCS) – 4:21.82 3. Kyle Ponsler (NCS) – 4:26.14 4. Jaka Pusnik (FSU) – 4:27.98 5. Logan Robinson (FSU) – 4:30.60 6. Fred Lindholm (FSU) – 4:31.07 7. Thomas Matheson (FSU) – 4:33.34 Women’s 50 Freestyle 1. Lily Christianson (NCS) – 22.15 2. Tyler Driscoll (NCS) – 22.16 3. Maryn McDade (FSU) – 22.31 4. Cassie Moses (NCS) – 22.34 5. Leah Shackley (NCS) – 22.92 6. Nika Steigerwald (FSU) – 23.37 7. Antonina Biegajlo (FSU) – 23.46 8. Kiara Caamano (FSU) – 23.75 Men’s 50 Freestyle 1. Drew Salls (NCS) – 19.35 2. Hudson Williams (NCS) – 19.39 3. Michel Arkhangelskiy (FSU) – 19.43 4. Bjornar Laskerud (NCS) – 19.97 5. Sam Bork (FSU) – 20.05 6. Wells Walker (NCS) – 20.09 7. Nico Cecchi (FSU) – 20.44 8. Marcos Egri-Martin (FSU) – 20.79 Women’s 200 IM 1. Lisa Nystrand (NCS) – 1:58.11 2. Kennedy Noble (NCS) – 1:58.59 3. Teia Salvino (NCS) – 2:00.66 4. Caroline Agee (FSU) – 2:03.79 5. Avery Vassil (FSU) – 2:07.68 6. Izzy Phifer (FSU) – 2:07.80 Men’s 200 IM 1. Mathias Christensen (FSU) – 1:44.86 2. Ian Stutts (NCS) – 1:46.79 3. Landon D’Ariano (NCS) – 1:47.67 4. Mathew Iverson (FSU) – 1:51.81 5. Thomas Matheson (FSU) – 1:57.96 Women’s 400 Medley Relay 1. NC State ‘A’ – 3:29.12 Erika Pelaez (51.39), Eneli Jefimova (58.95), Leah Shackley (51.33), Olivia Nel (47.45) 2. NC State ‘B’ – 3:36.84 Jade Garstang (54.16), Julie Rose (1:01.94), Tyler Driscoll (52.47), Lily King (48.27) 3. Florida State ‘A’ – 3:39.96 Alice Velden (54.06), Julie Mansson (1:01.15), Sophie Freeman (53.41), Maysa Ratiu (51.34) 4. Florida State ‘B’ – 3:43.77 Sarah Evans (54.05), Martina Fanunza (1:03.84), Mabry Bishop (55.08), Ioana-Maria Stirbu (50.8o) Men’s 400 Medley Relay 1. NC State ‘A’ – 3:05.09 Hudson Williams (45.13), Arsen Kozhakhmetov (53.22), Aiden Hayes (44.91), Jerry Fox (41.83) 2. Florida State ‘A’ – 3:09.34 Max Wilson (46.72), Marcos Egri-Martin (53.59), Michel Arkhangelskiy (45.o0), Utku Kurtdere (44.03) 3. NC State ‘B’ – 3:10.22 Gavin Keogh (47.91), Hudson Schuricht (54.00), Kaii Winkler (45.56), Drew Salls (42.75) 4. Florida State ‘B’ – 3:11.09 Andrew Rich (47.78), Tommaso Baravelli (53.12), Logan Robinson (46.88), Gustav Olsson (43.31)GEORGIA TECH VS. U.S. MILITARY ACADEMY RESULTS
Women’s 200 Freestyle Relay 1. Georgia Tech ‘A’ – 1:29.62 Nina Stanisavljevic (22.49), Giovana Reis (22.55), Anna Hadjiloizou (22.16), Jillian Ferrari (22.42) 2. Georgia Tech ‘B’ – 1:33.43 Lili Gyurinovics (23.68), Annabel Smith (23.11), Kendal Chunn (23.42), Yuval Segal (23.22) 3. Army ‘A’ – DQ Men’s 200 Freestyle Relay 1. Army ‘A’ – 1:18.27 Johnny Crush (19.73), Kohen Rankin (19.49), Ven Vorthmann (19.61), Thomas Hadji (19.44) 2. Georgia Tech ‘A’ – 1:18.48 Robin Yeboah (19.89), Vitor Sega (19.64), Ricky Balduccini (19.36), Joao Caballero (19.59) 3. Army ‘B’ – 1:21.96 Eddie Wang (20.72), Max Jordan (20.03), Ramon Jiang (20.27), John Owen (20.94) 4. Georgia Tech ‘B’ Brodie Johnson (20.81), Stephen Jones (20.29), Lukas Vetkoetter (21.66), Ben Gerhard (20.90) Women’s 100 Backstroke 1. Vivien Rothwell (GTCH) – 54.00 2. Phoebe Wright (GTCH) – 54.60 3. Jenna Hart (ARMY) – 55.50 4. Layne Peterson (ARMY) – 55.56 5. Avery Lord (ARMY) – 57.27 6. Kira Macmullan (ARMY) – 58.90 7. Allison Brown (GTCH) – 1:07.31 Men’s 100 Backstroke 1. Johnny Crush (ARMY) – 47.79 2. Chris Richardson (GTCH) – 48.58 3. Zac Leith (ARMY) – 48.81 4. Max Jordan (ARMY) – 49.89 5. Stephen Jones (GTCH) – 50.81 6. John Owen (ARMY) – 52.47 7. Charles Perks (GTCH) – 53.38 Women’s 200 Butterfly 1. Sydney Braeger (ARMY) – 1:59.07 2. Zara Masud (GTCH) – 1:59.27 3. Maria Webb (GTCH) – 2:02.82 4. Amelia Lester (ARMY) – 2:03.47 5. Cora Webber (ARMY) – 2:05.03 6. Evy Laursen (ARMY) – 2:05.05 7. Lily Alderman (GTCH) – 2:10.57 Men’s 200 Butterfly: 1. Berk Erturk (GTCH) – 1:44.94 2. Henry Gibbs (GTCH) – 1:47.80 3. Brodie Johnson (GTCH) – 1:48.25 4. Daniel Verdolaga (ARMY) – 1:48.83 5. Luke Huffman (ARMY) – 1:50.73 6. Max Peterson (ARMY) – 1:55.34 7. Brice Barrieault (ARMY) – 1:55.58 Women’s 200 Breaststroke 1. Catriona Gilmore (ARMY) – 2:13.48 2. Anne Deedy (GTCH) – 2:14.99 3. Annabel Smith (GTCH) – 2:16.69 4. Kendal Chunn (GTCH) – 2:19.17 5. Reagan Graybill (ARMY) – 2:24.08 6. April Chun (ARMY) – 2:24.17 7. Cora Webber (ARMY) – 2:31.61 Men’s 200 Breaststroke 1. Tobin Uhl (GTCH) – 1:57.08 2. Kalvin Hahn (ARMY) – 1:57.13 3. Kohen Rankin (ARMY) – 1:59.08 4. Joao Caballero (GTCH) – 1:59.83 5. Remo Mann (ARMY) – 2:02.38 6. Julian Killius (GTCH) – 2:04.69 7. Daniel Verdolaga (ARMY) – 2:22.31 Women’s 100 Freestyle 1. Jillian Ferrari (GTCH) – 49.56 2. Nina Stanisavjevic (GTCH) – 49.95 3. Molly Webber (ARMY) – 50.01 4. Anna Hadjiloizou (GTCH) – 50.13 5. Angie McKane (ARMY) – 50.31 6. Phoebe Wright (GTCH) – 50.98 7. Grace Wagner (ARMY) – 51.06 Men’s 100 Freestyle 1. Ricky Balduccini (GTCH) – 42.99 2. Thomas Hadji (ARMY) – 43.32 3. Vitor Sega (GTCH) – 44.87 4. Ramon Jiang (ARMY) – 45.58 5. Zac Leith (ARMY) – 48.44 6. Berk Erturk (GTCH) – 49.51 7. Kalvin Hahn (ARMY) – 51.55 Women’s 500 Freestyle 1. Molly Webber (ARMY) – 4:51.78 2. Guovana Reis (GTCH) – 4:58.02 3. Bridget O’Shayghnessy (ARMY) – 5:03.74 4. Amelia Lester (ARMY) – 5:03.84 5. Kira Macmullan (ARMY) – 5:04.45 6. Lili Gyurinovics (GTCH) – 5:05.22 7. Allison Brown (GTCH) – 5:07.12 Men’s 500 Freestyle 1. Lukas Vetmoetter (GTCH) – 4:23.64 2. Berk Erturk (GTCH) – 4:23.75 3. Ben Gerhard (GTCH) – 4:28.91 4. Charles Perks (GTCH) – 4:29.34 5. Max Peterson (ARMY) – 4:32.02 6. Brice Barrieault (ARMY) – 4:39.97 7. John Owen (ARMY) – 4:44.43 Women’s 50 Freestyle 1. Nina Stanisavljevic (GTCH) – 22.66 2. Anna Hadjiloizou (GTCH) – 22.73 3. Jillian Ferrari (GTCH) – 23.06 4. Grace Wagner (ARMY) – 23.71 5. Tiana Mescher (ARMY) – 23.76 6. Zara Masud (GTCH) – 23.77 7. Layne Peterson (ARMY) – 24.72 Men’s 50 Freestyle 1. Johnny Crush (ARMY) – 19.79 2. Robin Yeboah (GTCH) – 19.92 3. Ben Vorthmann (ARMY) – 20.12 4. Vitor Sega (GTCH) – 20.47 5. Chris Richardson (GTCH) – 20.64 6. Eddie Wang (ARMY) – 21.44 7. Brice Barrieault (ARMY) – 22.32 Women’s 200 IM 1. Phoebe Wright (GTCH) – 2:01.53 2. Angie McKane (ARMY) – 2:02.28 3. Kendal Chunn (GTCH) – 2:02.57 4. Catriona Gilmore (ARMY) – 2:02.74 5. Yuval Segal (GTCH) – 2:04.30 6. Evy Laursen (ARMY) – 2:06.75 7. Avery Lord (ARMY) – 2:08.23 Men’s 200 IM 1. Joey King (ARMY) – 1:47.50 2. Joao Caballero (GTCH) – 1:49.00 3. Henry Gibbs (GTCH) – 1:50.07 4. Kalvin Hahn (ARMY) – 1:51.21 5. Tobin Uhl (GTCH) – 1:52.20 6. Remo Mann (ARMY) – 1:54.26 7. Lukas Vetkoetter (GTCH) – 1:54.76 8. Luke Huffman (ARMY) – 1:56.48 Women’s 400 Medley Relay 1. Georgia Tech ‘A’ – 3:41.72 Vivien Rothwell (54.49), Annabel Smith (1:02.16), Zara Masud (54.83), Giovana Reis (50.24) 2. Army ‘A’ – 3:44.08 Layne Peterson (55.98), Catriona Gilmore (1:03.12), Sydney Braeger (54.22), Molly Webber (50.76) 3. Georgia Tech ‘B’ – 3:47.90 Lily Aiderman (58.81), Anne Deedy (1:02.58), Maria Webb (56.36), Lili Gyurinovics (50.15) 4. Army ‘B’ – 3:51.63 Jenna Hart (55.79), Reagan Graybill (1:06.79), Cora Webber (57.02), Tiana Mescher (52.03) Men’s 400 Medley Relay 1. Army ‘A’ – 3:11.56 Zac Leith (49.79), Kohen Rankin (51.43), Daniel Verdolaga (47.62), Thomas Hadji (42.72) 2. Georgia Tech ‘A’ – 3:11.80 Ricky Balduccini (47.45), Julian Killius (54.37), Stephen Jones (46.74), Robin Yeboah (43.24) 3. Georgia Tech ‘B’ – 3:16.43 Chris Richardson (48.37), Tobin Uhl (55.00), Brodie Johnson (47.47), Ben Gerhard (45.59) 4. Army ‘B’ – 3:16.43 Ramon Jiang (50.86), Joey Kling (58.26), Max Jordan (48.07), Ben Vorthmann (44.22)Read the full story on SwimSwam: Georgia Tech Dual Meet Tournament: NC State Advances to Championship Final vs. Georgia
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