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2025 QUEENS FALL FRENZY
November 20-23, 2025 Charlotte, N.C. SCY (25 yards) Day 1 Results Day 2 ResultsCourtesy: Queens Athletics
CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Queens swimming & diving delivered another strong showing on Friday night at the 2025 Kellianne Nagy Fall Frenzy, highlighted by two new meet records and multiple NCAA-standard swims inside the Mecklenburg Aquatic Center.
Through 12 events, Queens sits atop the men’s standings with 630 points and holds second place on the women’s side with 493.5 points, just behind UNCW’s 522. Wingate currently ranks second on the men’s side with 545, while Nova Southeastern trails closely behind Queens on the women’s side with 490.
The night opened with a podium relay finish for the Royals as the women’s 200 freestyle relay of Maren Patterson, Abigail Zboran, Libby Livesay, and Madeline Foster clocked a 1:31.45 to secure second place overall and set the tone for a productive finals session. On the men’s side, Queens’ A-relay of Stamatis Paleocrassas, Nien Levy, Daniel Meszaros, and Jackson Vineyard punched in a 1:17.89 for the event title, marking one of the fastest early-season 200 free relay performances of the fall.
In the women’s 500 freestyle, Sarah Leonie Tenzer continued her strong first-year campaign, pulling away over the final 200 yards to win the event in 4:49.24, securing an NCAA B Standard in the process. Fellow freshman Madeline House added a scoring finals swim with a 5:01.64, while Haley Ross contributed additional points out of the D-final.
Queens stacked nine scoring swimmers on the men’s side of the 500 free, led by Stefan Steyn, who placed fifth in 4:28.19, and senior Matt Shanahan, who followed in seventh at 4:30.18. Freshman Akos Horvath notched one of the largest drops of the night, winning the consolation final in 4:29.40 to bolster the Royals’ depth.
The first meet record of the evening fell in the women’s 200 IM, where junior Abigail Zboran delivered a statement swim. After qualifying in 2:01.91 during prelims, Zboran returned in finals and surged to a 1:58.04, shattering her own meet record of 1:59.42 set in 2023. Senior Sabina Kupcova joined her in the championship final with a fifth-place 2:03.15, and junior Annika Huber added a 13th-place finish at 2:06.55.
Queens continued to build momentum through the sprint events, with Maren Patterson earning her second top-three finish of the night by placing third in the women’s 50 freestyle in 22.68. The Royals secured additional scoring from Livesay (23.49), Sophia Pfannstiel (23.68), and Ayvah Johnson (24.15), keeping Queens positioned at the top of the leaderboard on the women’s side.
On the men’s side of the 200 IM, Emil Harlem and Matheus Przewalla both produced championship-final swims, but the event belonged to UNCW’s William Carrico, who reset the meet record with a 1:44.69. Przewalla (1:46.23) and Harlem (1:48.26) secured valuable points for the Royals heading into the final relay of the session.
Queens closed the night with its second meet record of the evening, as the men’s 400 medley relay of Pablo Ortega Navarro, Callen Bartone, Harlem, and Meszaros combined for a 3:09.15, clipping the previous meet standard of 3:09.68 set by the Royals in 2022. The performance capped off a dominant relay display and ensured Queens carried significant momentum into Saturday’s prelims.
Director of Swimming Jeff Dugdale praised the group’s rise throughout the session. “Great second day with lots of momentum going into day three. We are seeing excellent performances on the relays, both A and B.”
UP NEXT The Royals return to action Saturday as Fall Frenzy continues at the Mecklenburg Aquatic Center.
Courtesy: Wingate Athletics
Charlotte, N.C.—-The Wingate University men’s and women’s swimming teams earned 21 NCAA B cuts in the Kellianne Nagy Fall Frenzy Invitational at the Mecklenburg County Aquatic Center in downtown Charlotte Friday. Ten schools are competing in this year’s Fall Frenzy Invitational.
The Wingate men are No. 5 and the Bulldog women are No. 9 in the most recent College Swimming Coaches Association of America (CSCAA) NCAA Division II top 25 dual meet rankings. The Kellianne Nagy Fall Frenzy Invitational features 10 teams on the women’s side and nine teams in the men’s field.
Men’s Fall Frenzy Friday notes
– Wingate is second on the team charts with 545 points – Host Queens University of Charlotte is the leader with 630 points – The Bulldogs collected two silver medals in the relays with two B cuts – Times: 200 Freestyle Relay (1:18.99) and 400 Medley Relay (3:11.50) – Wingate’s 200 Free Relay mark is a new school standard for the event – Senior team captain Ney Chagas Filho and freshman Artur Vilela de Queiroz swam both – Vilela de Queiroz finished third in the 200 Individual Medley (1:47.00, D2B)
Women’s Fall Frenzy Friday notes
– The Bulldogs are fourth in the team standings with 351 points – UNC Wilmington (522 points) and Queens (493.5) are second and third, respectively – Wingate’s D2 friends from Nova Southeastern are third (490 points) – Wingate finished third in the 400 Medley Relay (3:42.65, D2B) – Junior Vera Karlsson and senior Natalia Dwojak swam the first two legs – Freshman Mathilda Sandberg and senior Nina Azirovic finished the race
What They Are Saying Wingate senior women’s student-athlete Giulianna Garcia
“The environment was great with the cheering and overall atmosphere of the team. We had many great swims for the first full day of competition.”
Wingate graduate student men’s team captain Joel Thompson
“Friday, November 21 will go down as a stupendous day of racing. After a great day of racing Thursday from our relays…we carried the momentum into Friday. Each and every racer kept the atmosphere alive, which in result made the Bulldogs faster. I am very proud to be called a Wingate Bulldog, especially now after an amazing and inspiring two days of the meet. The team captains are extremely excited to see what we deliver in the next two days. The best is yet to come! Geaux Bulldogs!”
Up Next in the Kellianne Nagy Fall Frenzy Invitational
On Saturday and Sunday, preliminaries are slated for 9:30 a.m. with finals at 5 p.m. each evening.
Courtesy: UNCW Athletics
CHARLOTTE, N.C. – UNCW posted a pair of program records, and a relay moved into the national leaders after the second day of the Fall Frenzy Invitational at the Mecklenburg County Aquatic Center on Friday.
The Seahawks lead the women’s meet with 524 points and the men are second to Queens with 981.
William Carrico posted his program-record-setting performance in the 200 IM when he clocked in with an event-winning time of 1:44.69.
Alex Tysinger, meanwhile, set a UNCW freshman standard in the 50 Free when she posted a time of 22.88 seconds in the preliminary session earlier in the day.
At the national level, UNCW’s women’s 400 Medley Relay featuring Maeren McGonigal, Gil Shaw, Cameron Snowden and Tysinger won the event with a time of 3:37.26 was the 23rd fastest time in the nation this season.
In diving, which is competing at the Patriot Invitational, Etan Ferguson placed second on the men’s 3-meter board with 320.05 points, and Makenna Sharpe added a runner-up finish on the women’s 1-meter with 267.10 points.
On Thursday evening, Isabella Wilhelm placed third in the women’s 3-meter (279.95) and Ethan Badrian also finished third with a score of 301.05.
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