By Madeline Folsom on SwimSwam
2026 SMU Classic
October 9-10, 2026 Dallas, Texas SCY (25 Yards) Meet ResultsFinal Team Scores
Women
ASU — 369 Arkansas — 310 SMU — 271 Missouri — 246 Virginia Tech — 238 Arizona — 228Men
ASU — 324 Virginia Tech — 256 SMU — 234 Missouri — 229 Arizona — 183The SMU Classic wrapped up on Saturday, and the Arizona State Sun Devils won both the women’s and men’s meets, scoring 369 on the women’s side to score 59 points more than Arkansas.
On the men’s side, ASU scored 324 points to come in 68 points ahead of Virginia Tech’s 256.
Overall, there were multiple meet and pool records broken over the two-day meet.
Women’s Recap
There were two pool and meet records broken on the women’s side, both by Arizona State. The first came in the very first event of the meet, the women’s 400 medley relay.
The Arizona State squad of Miriam Sheehan (25.10), Lucie Vasquez (1:00.17), Julia Ullmann (51.48), and Albane Cachot (46.76) stopped the clock in 3:30.25 to win by a little more than a second over the University of Arkansas and set new pool and meet records.
In the women’s 100 freestyle, ASU sophomore Albane Cachot swam the top time of 47.12, taking down Julia Dennis‘ 47.52 pool record from last year and finishing seven tenths ahead of SMU’s Maddy Parker‘s 47.87. Parker’s swim tied the SMU team record in the event.
Cachot also won the 50 free, swimming 21.70 to finish a tenth ahead of Arkansas’ Harriet Rogers, who swam 21.83.
Finally, Cachot was a member of ASU’s three other winning relays. In the 800 free relay, the team of Cachot (1:43.68), Grace Lindberg (1:45.96), Alexa Reyna (1:48.81), and Alyssa Albertyn (1:46.25) swam 7:04.70, stopping the clock more than eight seconds ahead of SMU’s time of 7:12.81.
They opened day two with a win in the 200 medley relay, courtesy of Miriam Sheehan (24.34), Lucie Vasquez (27.71), Julia Ullmann (25.53), and Cachot (21.51) swimming 1:37.09.
The final event of the meet, the women’s 200 freestyle relay, went to the ASU team of Cachot (21.91), Jordan Greber (22.64), Miriam Sheehan (22.17), and Alyssa Albertyn (22.06), who touched in 1:28.78.
Albertyn, who is only a freshman with the Sun Devils had a huge meet and also won two individual events. In the 200 freestyle, she set a new lifetime best 1:44.95 to earn the win by almost two seconds over SMU’s Chloe Douglas-Byrne, who swam 1:46.70. This swim took a second-and-a-half off the 1:46.46 mark she set in March of 2026.
In the 200 backstroke, Albertyn swam 1:54.68, finishing about half-a-second ahead of Mizzou’s Alexis Cook. This was a new lifetime best by half-a-second from the 1:55.15 she swam in December of 2025.
She also picked up lifetime bests with her ‘B’ final wins* in the 100 free (49.03) and 100 back (53.39). ASU teammate Miriam Sheehan won the women’s 100 backstroke in 51.79, four hundredths faster than the 51.83 mark she set in November of 2025.
*Note that only one athlete per team was allowed in each final.
There were two swimming events on the women’s side that went to non-ASU athletes. The women’s 200 breaststroke was dominated by a few Arkansas swimmers. Sophomore Ellen Garritson and freshman Ellery Chandler won the ‘A’ and ‘B’ finals respectively, touching in exactly the same time of 2:12.22.
For Garritson this was only three tenths off her best of 2:11.90 and for Chandler, this was a massive lifetime best, taking more than six seconds off the 2:18.57 mark she set in March of 2025.
The women’s 200 butterfly went to SMU grad student Dori Hathazi in 1:56.26, a little more than a second off her best of 1:54.87 from March of 2024.
Other Event Winners
Women’s 400 IM — Grace Lindberg (ASU), 4:11.27 Women’s 3-Meter Diving — Maria-Jose Sanchez (ARK), 301.00 Women’s 100 Butterfly — Julia Ullmann (ASU), 52.15 Women’s 100 Breaststroke — Lucie Vasquez (ASU), 1:00.35 Women’s 500 Freestyle — Alexa Reyna (ASU), 4:46.88 Women’s 1-Meter Diving — Maria-Jose Sanchez (ARK), 277.45 Women’s 200 IM — Jordan Greber (ASU), 1:58.78Men’s Recap
Most of the pool and meet records came from the men’s side of the meet. They also all went to ASU, including the opening 400 medley relay, which was a new pool and meet record.
The Sun Devil team of Nathan Muratory (45.68), Oliver Munn (51.52), Ilya Kharun (43.37), and Quin Seider (41.36) swam 3:01.93, a new meet and pool record.
Kharun was responsible for two more pool records and a meet record individually. In the 50 freestyle, he swam 18.72 to finish about half-a-second ahead of Brendan Whitfield, who finished 2nd in the final. His teammate Tolu Young swam 18.88 to win the ‘B’ final for the Sun Devils.
In the 100 fly, which was also on the first day, Kharun set another pool record, stopping the clock in 44.39 to finish nearly two seconds ahead of Aidan Paro‘s 46.37 for Virginia Tech. Again, one of his ASU teammates, Filip Senc-Samardzic this time, won the ‘B’ final. Senc-Samardzic touched in 45.74.
Finally, Kharun set a new meet record in the 200 butterfly, stopping the clock in 1:40.75 to take almost a second off Krzysztof Chmielewski‘s 2023 record of 1:41.60. He finished more than three seconds ahead of Mizzou’s Matthew Judkins, who touched in 1:44.12.
Junior Quin Seider set a new meet record in the men’s 200 freestyle, swimming 1:33.26, a second off his lifetime best of 1:32.33 from November of 2025. He finished about half-a-second ahead of SMU’s Francis Brennan, who stopped the clock in 1:33.72 for 2nd.
French freshman Nathan Muratory picked up two wins and a meet record in the 200 backstroke. He stopped the clock in 1:39.77, setting a new meet record and finishing about two seconds ahead of Virginia Tech’s Andy Roose, who swam 1:41.61 for 2nd. The former meet record was held by Aaron Peirsol, who swam 1:39.78 back in 2008, before Muratory was born.
Muratory also won the 100 backstroke, stopping the clock in 46.12, three tenths ahead of Mizzou’s Quinlan Gould, who swam 46.48 for 2nd.
The final two pool records and three meet records came from ASU relays. In the 800 free relay, Filip Senc-Samardzic (1:34.60), JT Ewing (1:35.83), Mattia Mauri (1:33.70), and Quin Seider (1:31.78) set a new meet record time of 6:15.91.
They opened day two with a pool record time of 1:22.39 in the 200 medley relay courtesy of Nathan Muratory (21.74), Oliver Munn (23.23), Ilya Kharun (19.10), and Tolu Young (18.32).
Finally, they closed the meet with a pool record in the 200 freestyle relay with their team of Ilya Kharun (18.60), Filip Senc-Samardzic (19.27), Quin Seider (19.09), and Tolu Young (18.48) swimming 1:15.44
There were three swimming events that went to non-ASU swimmers. Virginia Tech’s Eli Martin swam 1:53.14 to win the men’s 200 breaststroke by four tenths over ASU’s Oliver Munn, who swam 1:53.59 for 2nd.
In the 100 freestyle, Virginia Tech’s Brendan Whitfield swam 41.93 to touch exactly a second off his best of 40.93. He finished three tenths ahead of ASU’s Quin Seider, who won the ‘A’ final in 42.26, but ASU’s Tolu Young won the ‘B’ final in 41.96, just three hundredths back.
Finally, SMU’s Francis Brennan won the 500 freestyle in 4:18.54, a seven tenth add from his best of 4:17.28. He finished a little under two seconds ahead of Virginia Tech’s Jakub Poliacik, who swam 4:20.17 for 2nd.
Other Men’s Event Winners
Men’s 400 IM — JT Ewing (ASU), 3:45.21 Men’s 1-Meter Diving — Luke Sitz (SMU), 358.35 Men’s 100 Breaststroke — Oliver Munn (ASU), 52.22 Men’s 3-Meter Diving — Luke Sitz (SMU), 427.25 Men’s 200 IM — JT Ewing (ASU), 1:45.79
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