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Cal v. Saint Mary’s
October 24, 2026 Berkeley, CA SCY (25 yards) Results Final Scores Women: Cal 172, Saint Mary’s 68 Men: Cal 158, Saint Mary’s 87The California Golden Bears dominated at home against in-state rival Saint Mary’s, with the women’s and men’s teams winning every event of the meet; the women topped Saint Mary’s 172-68, while the men won 158-87.
Finley Anderson and Freddy Klein each picked up multiple event wins at the meet; Anderson swept the women’s backstroke events, clocking a 53.48 in the 100 back and adding a win in the 200 backstroke, stopping the clock in 1:55.92. Klein was a double winner for the Cal men, opening the meet with an 8:55.92 win in the 1000 free and later winning the 200 IM in 1:48.86.
Camille Henveaux also delivered a strong 1000 free, touching in 9:33.15, her fastest time of the season so far, and ranking 4th all-time for the Golden Bears program. Keaton Jones also notched a big 200 back swim, touching in 1:40.00.
Halle West and Elle Scott finished 1-2 in the 200 free for the Cal women, with West touching about a second and a half ahead of the field in 1:46.58 and Scott touching as runner-up in 1:48.07. The men’s 100 back saw Humberto Najera and Casper Puggaard battle for the win for Cal, Puggaard opened up in 22.24, about a half second quicker than Najera’s 22.71, Najera would dominate the back half, as he would out-split Puggaard by nearly a full second (23.65 to 24.56), earning the win for Najera in 46.36, ahead of Puggaard’s 46.80.
Silje Slyngstadli would be the lone woman to break 1:00 in the 100 breast, clocking 59.33; meanwhile, Zachary Tan delivered a strong October swim to claim the men’s 100 breast in 53.02.
Matteo Palmisani won the men’s 200 fly by nearly 15 seconds, clocking 1:45.45. Later in the meet, the Cal men took the top six in the 50 free, led by Martin Wrede in 42.77, with Samuel Quarles and Jordan Ragland finishing 2nd and 3rd in 43.32 and 43.40, respectively.
Saint Mary’s would not come away with any wins on the meet, though they still saw strong performances across the board against the national title contenders.
Melody Mimi Okano and Eliza Taylor finished 3rd and 4th in the women’s 100 free, with Taylor touching in 51.42, just over a quarter of a second ahead of her teammate Taylor in 51.68. Taylor later finished runner-up in the 200 IM in 2:05.49.
Giorgio Sportaro also earned a 2nd-place finish for the Gaels, touching about a second off Cal’s Roman Jones (19.72) in 20.68. Just behind Sportaro, his teammate Santiago Leiva also snuck under the 21-second barrier in the 50 free, finishing 3rd in 20.97.
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