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Auburn vs LSU
November 5, 2026 Baton Rouge, LA SCY (25 Yards) Full Meet Results Team Scores Women: #18 LSU 179.5 — #20 Auburn 120.5 Men: #20 Auburn 163 — #13 LSU 135On Thursday, Louisiana State and Auburn faced off in an SEC and Tiger dual, and the LSU Tiger women and the Auburn Tiger men came out victorious.
Despite losing the meet, the LSU men saw a massive performance from Jere Hribar swimming 41.15 in the men’s 100 freestyle. This will overtake the #1 time in the nation this year from Maximus Williamson‘s 41.41.
He also anchored the LSU men’s 200 medley relay in a blistering 17.97. He was joined by Zach Dale (21.73) on backstroke, Volodymyr Lisovets (23.21) on breaststroke, and Caleb Ellis (20.75) on butterfly. They stopped the clock in 1:23.66.
Women’s Recap
The LSU women had a strong showing at home, and they were bolstered by the return of Michaela de Villiers as a 5th year.
They started the meet off with a win in the 200 medley relay courtesy of Zoe Carlos-Broc (24.17), Martina Bukvic (26.76), Avery Littlefield (22.70), and Michaela De Villiers (21.33) stopping the clock in 1:34.96 to finish about two seconds ahead of Auburn’s ‘A’ relay that finished in 1:37.13.
All four members of the relay went on to also win individual events. Carlos-Broc, who swam the backstroke leg, won the 200 IM in 1:58.65. She also finished 2nd in the 100 backstroke to Auburn’s Lora Komoroczy, who set a season best 51.23 to earn the win. Carlos-Broc stopped the clock in 52.45.
Bukvic, the breaststroker, swept both breaststroke events. In the 100, she swam 59.23 to finish about three tenths ahead of teammate Sabrina Lyn‘s 59.51 in 2nd. She swam 2:08.83 in the 200 breast to finish about a second ahead of teammate Ella Smoker‘s 2:09.56 in 2nd. Smoker’s swim was a new lifetime best, dropping from the 2:11.38 she swam at the 2026 SEC Championships.
Avery Littlefield swam the butterfly leg and went on to also win the 100 fly, stopping the clock in 52.09 to finish seven tenths ahead of Lora Komoroczy‘s 52.84 in 2nd place.
Finally, De Villiers won two events, the 50 free and her 100 free. This was her first meet of the season after she got an extra year of eligibility. In the 50 free, she swam 21.85 to finish three tenths ahead of teammate Nina Stanisavljevic who swam 22.16 to finish 2nd.
De Villiers and Stanisavljevic also took 1st and 2nd in the 100 freestyle. De Villiers set the top time of 48.11 and Stanisavljevic swam 48.30 for 2nd.
Sophie Benn also won two individual events for the LSU Tigers. In the 200 free, she swam 1:45.78 to finish a second ahead of teammate Giovana Medeiros who touched in 1:46.56. She also won the 500 free, swimming 4:48.21 to finish almost four seconds ahead of teammate Ieva Visockaite‘s 4:51.91.
Nicole Santuliana and Parker Del Balso rounded out the event winners for LSU with Santuliana swimming 9:55.66 in the 1000 free and Parker Del Balso swimming 1:55.78 in the 200 back.
LSU also won the final relay of the meet, the 400 freestyle relay courtesy of De Villiers (48.34), Littlefield (47.89), Stanisavljevic (48.24), and Bukvic (49.17) stopping the clock in 3:13.64.
Auburn had a few strong performances as well including from their standout freshman Zetta Grace Bartee. She set the top time in the 200 fly of 1:57.10, coming in more than a second ahead of Auburn teammate Coco Croxford‘s 1:58.75 in 2nd. This was a little off her season and lifetime best of 1:54.44, but was still faster than her pre-college best of 1:58.11.
Auburn also swept the women’s diving events courtesy of Chloe Brothers. She scored 299.70 on the 1-meter and 342.15 on the 3-meter.
Men’s Recap
Despite losing the meet, the LSU men won more individual events than the Auburn men and the two teams split the relays.
LSU was led by Jere Hribar, who also won the 50 free and 100 fly on top of his win and nation leading time in the 100 free and huge anchor leg on the winning 200 medley relay. In the 50 free, he swam 18.80, just off his season best of 18.68.
In the 100 fly, he set a new personal best 44.84, taking half-a-second off the 45.36 mark he set at the LSU vs Texas A&M dual meet at the end of October. This performance will move him up to #2 in the country this season in the 100 fly, only behind Ilya Kharun‘s 44.10.
The Auburn men took the final event of the meet, the 400 freestyle relay. The team of Alexey Glivinskiy (43.03), Warner Russ (42.58), Mike Rice (42.46), and Matthew Hamilton (41.95) stopped the clock in 2:50.02, two seconds ahead of LSU’s 2:52.31 in 2nd.
None of the members of the relay won individual events at the meet, but the Auburn Tigers still had a few dual event winners. Gabriel Machuco won three individual events. In the 200 free, he swam a personal best 1:34.38 to finish four tenths ahead of Daniel Krichevsky‘s 1:34.79 for Auburn in 2nd.
In the 200 back, Machuco swam 1:43.28 to come in about eight tenths ahead of Zachariah Dale‘s 1:44.08 in 2nd for LSU. Machuco also won the 200 IM in 1:44.03 to finish five seconds ahead of Collin Quickstad‘s 1:48.24 in 2nd.
Ethan Swart was Auburn’s other multi-event winner, sweeping the diving events for the Auburn Tigers. He scored 373.20 in the 1-meter event and 400.35 in the 3-meter.
LSU had a few multi-event winners as well. Nikola Simic swept the distance freestyle races, swimming 9:11.98 in the 1000 free and 4:16.20 in the 500 free.
Volodymyr Lisovets swept the breaststroke events with his 51.52 in the 100 breast and 1:54.25 in the 200 breast.
Zach Dale (100 back — 46.63) and Luke Bedsole (200 fly — 1:45.42) wrapped up the individual event winners for LSU.
Up Next
LSU will race next at the Georgia Invite starting November 19th and Auburn will swim at the Wolfpack Invite starting November 18th.
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