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Omaha vs Rockhurst
October 3, 2026 Omaha, Nebraska SCY (25 Yards) Team Scores Women: Omaha 236 — 43 Rockhurst Men: Rockhurst 208 — 73via Omaha Athletics
OMAHA – Omaha men’s and women’s swimming and diving defeated Rockhurst on Saturday at H&K Pool.
The Omaha men earned a 208-73 victory, while the women posted a 236-43 win. The Mavericks swept the meet, placing first in all 30 events.
In the pool there were many strong performances, starting with Mason Zadina (Omaha, Neb.) posting a personal-best time of 20.06 in the 50-yard freestyle, finishing just six-hundredths of a second shy of the program record.
Zach Rife (Colwich, Kan.) and Kyle Kulow (Sugar Land, Texas) turned in strong performances in the 200-yard freestyle, finishing in 1:40.34 and 1:40.70, respectively.
On the women’s side, Addisyn Storms (Omaha, Neb.) nearly added a record-setting performance of her own, finishing the 100-yard breaststroke in 1:03.02, just half a second off the school record.
Julia Thomas (Colorado Springs, Colo.) finished the 100-yard butterfly in 56.34, while Kate Novinski (Grand Island, Neb.) posted a time of 56.04 in the 100-yard backstroke. Aubrey Hutter (Littleton, Colo.) added a time of 5:03.48 in the 500-yard freestyle.
On the boards, Owen Kipp (Eagan, Minn.), the reigning Summit League Championship MVP and Diver of the Year, made a statement in his return to H&K Pool. Kipp broke the program record on the 3-meter with a score of 375.75, earning an NCAA Zones qualifying mark. He also secured a Zones qualifying score on the 1-meter.
Will Mueller (Tempe, Ariz.) added another NCAA Zones qualifying performance for the Mavericks, recording a score of 314.48.
Brooke Robbins (Kansas City, Mo.) earned an NCAA Zones qualifying score for the first time in her career, posting a 269.70 on the 1-meter.
“That was about as good of a start to dual meets as we could have asked for,” head coach Jessica Hessel said. “Hats off to Rockhurst. We always enjoy competing against them. They bring the heat every time, and I think both programs bring out the best in each other, which makes for some great racing and strong swims this early in the season.
“I’m especially proud of our returners for stepping up and helping coach our newcomers into the expectations and competitive culture we’ve worked hard to build. Seeing our athletes embrace that responsibility and compete for one another is something special. All-around great efforts from everyone. We’re excited about where this group is headed and looking forward to continuing to build from here.”
“I was pleased with how the group performed today,” assistant diving coach Eric Sprague said. “I saw a team with great focus and effort throughout the week that allowed for some impressive performances. Congrats to Will and Owen, who each had personal-best scores on both boards, with Owen establishing a new program record for the men on 3-meter. And congratulations to Brooke, who not only won both boards, but secured her first-ever Zones qualifying score on 1-meter in the process. I’ve watched Brooke work incredibly hard to be in this position, and I’m happy to see it pay off for her.
“This was a good chance to see where we are at the beginning of the year and where we need to have a little extra focus. We have a couple of weeks before the next chance to compete, and I’m looking forward to watching them train to our standard.”
The Mavericks compete against Iowa Western and CSM on Oct. 16 at 4 p.m. CT at H&K Pool in Omaha, Neb.
via Rockhurst Athletics
Rockhurst Men’s Swimming & Diving opened its 2026-27 season with several strong performances Saturday (Oct. 3) at Omaha, highlighted by eight individual runner-up finishes and a second-place showing in the 400 freestyle relay.
Ian Klapper and Dakota Windsor led the Hawks with two runner-up finishes apiece. Klapper took second in both the 50 breaststroke (25.55) and 100 breaststroke (55.81), while Windsor placed second in the 50 backstroke (24.03) and 100 backstroke (52.00).
Mohannad Nada added another runner-up finish in the 100 individual medley, touching the wall in 51.41. Nada also finished third in both the 50 breaststroke (25.77) and 100 breaststroke (56.18).
Omar Abla took second in the 100 freestyle with a time of 46.47 and added a fourth-place finish in the 200 freestyle (1:43.38). Tiago Deluca rounded out the Hawks’ individual runner-up finishes in the pool, placing second in the 100 butterfly in 50.19. Palmer Keith also turned in a top-three performance, finishing third in the 500 freestyle with a time of 4:41.43.
On the boards, freshman Kenton Holmes led Rockhurst with a third-place finish in the 1-meter dive with 271.35 points, while JJ Davis took third in the 3-meter competition with 219.68 points.
The Hawks capped the meet with a second-place finish in the 400 freestyle relay, posting a time of 3:05.73.
The Hawks fell 208-73 but turned in several strong performances throughout the meet. Rockhurst returns to action in a couple of weeks when the Hawks travel to St. Louis, Missouri, to take on the University of Missouri-St. Louis.
Full Men’s Results 1M Diving 3rd – Kenton Holmes – 271.35 4th – JJ Davis – 240.38 5th – Cameron Roberson – 229.80 6th – Anthony Araujo – 209.63
3M Diving 3rd – JJ Davis – 219.68 4th – Cameron Roberson – 203.85 5th – Anthony Araujo – 200.33 6th – Kenton Holmes – 188.70
100 Individual Medley 2nd – Mohannad Nada – 51.41 4th – Ian Klapper – 52.90 8th – Henry Studnicka – 54.98 9th – Palmer Keith – 55.38 10th – Michael Fasnacht – 55.66
50 Freestyle 5th – Bagtbileg Bataa – 21.77 6th – Omar Mohsen – 21.87 7th – Preston Hoang – 22.00 10th – Joseph Patnode – 23.18 11th – Dylan Palmer – 24.36
100 Freestyle 2nd – Omar Abla – 46.47 5th – Omar Mohsen – 47.33 7th – Preston Hoang – 47.83 10th – Jared Fasnacht – 48.45 11th – Joseph Patnode – 51.37
200 Freestyle 4th – Omar Abla – 1:43. 38 7th – Palmer Keith – 1:48.17 8th – Jacob Clink – 1:51.81 10th – Jack Powell – 1:53.34
500 Freestyle 3rd – Palmer Keith – 4:41.43 8th – Jack Powell – 4:57.12 9th – Cabot Morawski – 5:00.66
50 Backstroke 2nd – Dakota Windsor – 24.03 5th – Ben Chumley – 24.54 6th – Henry Studnicka – 25.29
100 Backstroke 2nd – Dakota Windsor – 52.00 4th – Ben Chumley – 52.84 6th – Henry Studnicka – 53.90 7th – Phoenix Stockdale – 57.24
50 Breaststroke 2nd – Ian Klapper – 25.55 3rd – Mohannad Nada – 25.77 7th – Jacob Hoang – 26.66 9th – Andrew Jamison – 28.58
100 Breaststroke 2nd – Ian Klapper – 55.81 3rd – Mohannad Nada – 56.18 7th – Jacob Hoang – 58.22 9th – Cabot Morawski – 1:00.72 10th – Michae; Fasnacht – 1:01.49 11th – Andrew Jamison – 1:02. 73
50 Butterfly 4th – Bagtbileg Bataa – 22.89 5th – Tiago Deluca – 23.12 7th – Dakota Windsor – 23.52 8th – Colin Brown – 23.69 9th – Dylan Palmer – 25.33 11th – Joseph Patnode – 25.75 12th – Phoenix Stockdale – 25.98
100 Butterfly 2nd – Tiago Deluca – 50.19 4th – Bagtbileg Bataa – 52.37 6th – Colin Brown – 52.80 7th – Jack Powell – 55.28 8th – Phoenix Stockdale – 56.66 9th – Dylan Palmer – 58.20
200 Medley Relay 4th – Rockhurst (A) – 1:32.73 5th – Rockhurst (B) – 1:33.00 6th – Rockhurst (C) – 1:36.90
400 Freestyle Relay 2nd – Rockhurst (A) – 3:05.73 5th – Rockhurst (B) – 3:12.15
Rockhurst Women’s Swimming & Diving opened its 2026-27 season Saturday (Oct. 3) at Omaha, highlighted by a pair of third-place finishes.
Paige Sheridan led the Hawks in the pool, placing third in the 500 freestyle with a time of 5:06.94. Sheridan also finished fifth in the 200 freestyle in 1:57.37.
On the boards, Shelbie Holdcroft posted Rockhurst’s other top-three finish, taking third in the 3-meter dive with 225.98 points. She added a fourth-place finish in the 1-meter competition with 231.38 points.
Liza Engelbrecht turned in a strong opening meet with three fourth-place finishes. She clocked a 1:00.99 in the 100 individual medley, 26.71 in the 50 butterfly and 58.34 in the 100 butterfly.
Reese Moore added a fourth-place finish in the 50 freestyle with a time of 24.62, while the Hawks finished fourth in both the 200 medley relay (1:49.26) and 400 freestyle relay (3:40.40).
The Hawks fell 236-43 but turned in several strong performances throughout the meet. Rockhurst returns to action in a couple of weeks when the Hawks travel to St. Louis, Missouri, to take on the University of Missouri-St. Louis.
Full Women’s Results 1M Diving 4th – Shelbie Holdcroft – 231.38
3M Diving 3rd – Shelbie Holdcroft – 225.98
100 Individual Medley 4th – Liza Engelbrecht – 1:00.99 6th – Addyson Moore – 1:02.22 7th – Tauren Walz – 1:04.10 9th – Yara Elkoush – 1:06.08 10th – Alynah Tran – 1:06.90
50 Freestyle 4th – Reese Moore – 24.62 8th – Tauren Walz – 26.00 9th – Minna Tan – 26.15 10th – June Schmidt – 26.25 11th – Bella Teaford – 27.02
100 Freestyle 5th – Reese Moore – 53.93 7th – June Schmidt – 56.16 8th – Anna Vicent Serrano – 56.35 9th – Bella Teaford – 58.26
200 Freestyle 5th – Paige Sheridan – 1:57.37 7th – Trista Neukom – 2:02.15 8th – Yara Elkoush – 2:08.94
500 Freestyle 3rd – Paige Sheridan – 5:06.94 5th – Trista Neukom – 5:25.98
50 Backstroke 4th – Ava Hughbanks – 28.46 5th – Tauren Walz – 29.00 6th – Caitlin Schuerman – 33.51
100 Backstroke 4th – Ava Hughbanks – 1:01.32 5th – Anna Vicent Serrano – 1:03.01 6th – Caitlin Schuerman – 1:12.00
50 Breaststroke 5th – Halle McCullough – 30.77 6th – Avery Walz – 31.35 8th – Alynah Tran – 33.92
100 Breaststroke 4th – Halle McCullough – 1:06.06 7th – Avery Walz – 1:09.74 8th – Alynah Tran – 1:14.55
50 Butterfly 4th – Liza Engelbrecht – 26.71 5th – Addyson Moore – 26.79 7th – Minna Tan – 28.57 8th – Bella Teaford – 29.03 9th – Caitlin Schuerman – 31.71
100 Butterfly 4th – Liza Engelbrecht – 58.34 5th – Addyson Moore – 58.76 7th – Yara Elkoush – 1:04.53
200 Medley Relay 4th – Rockhurst (A) – 1:49.26 5th – Rockhurst (B) – 1:51.98 6th – Rockhurst (C) – 2:01.61
400 Freestyle Relay 4th – Rockhurst (A) – 3:40.40 5th – Rockhurst (B) – 3:48.18
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