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USC vs Arizona vs Arizona State vs UCLA*
November 6-7, 2026 Los Angeles, CA SCY (25 Yards) Full Meet Results Women’s Team Scores: USC 174 — 125 Arizona Arizona 154 — 145 UCLA ASU 184 — 115 USC ASU 207.5 — 91.5 UCLA Men’s Team Scores Arizona 164 — 135 USC ASU 220 — 80 USCThe University of Southern California, the University of Arizona, Arizona State, and UCLA met for a quadruple dual meet over the weekend.
The ASU men and women defeated USC, and the ASU women took down UCLA. This marks the first time the ASU women have beaten USC since 2007.
ASU and Arizona were not scored against one another, neither were USC and UCLA. The Arizona men and the USC women came out victorious in their respective dual meets, and the Arizona women beat UCLA.
As always, Ilya Kharun was phenomenal for the Sun Devils and won the 50 free in 18.50 and the 200 fly in 1:39.62, both of which are the top times in the country this season. In the 200 fly, he is the only swimmer who has been under 1:40 in the event.
In the 50 fly, Kharun swam 19.39, which is the fastest 50 fly in history. This takes down his own unofficial time of 19.43 from an ASU practice earlier this year and is two tenths faster than the official fastest time of 19.56 that Hubert Kos split in the opening 50 of his 100 fly final at the 2026 NCAA Championships. This swim also took six tenths off his official 50 fly time of 19.94 that he swam in October of 2024.
Women’s Recap
The Arizona State women won most of the individual events at the meet with the USC Trojan women setting the top times in four events and the Arizona Wildcats setting the top time in one event.
The ASU Sun Devils swept all four relays at the meet. The 200 freestyle relay team of Albane Cachot (21.97), Ellie Chalupsky (22.21), Shane Golland (22.27), Alyssa Albertyn (21.70) stopped the clock in 1:28.15 to finish seven tenths ahead of USC’s 1:28.84 in 2nd.
In the 400 free relay, Julia Ullmann took the place of Shane Golland. Albertyn led off in 48.94, Chalupsky split 47.77 in 2nd, Ullmann was 47.83 in 3rd, and Cachot split 46.52 on the anchor leg.
Ullmann and Chalupsky also swam on ASU’s winning 200 medley relay. Miriam Sheehan led off in 24.13. June Tran-Hansen split 27.48 on the breaststroke. Ullmann was 23.00 on the butterfly, and Chalupsky swam 21.72 on freestyle.
In the 400 medley relay, Sheehan led off (51.31). Lucie Vasquez swam breaststroke (59.01), Ullmann swam 52.13 on the butterfly, and Albane Cachot brought the team home in 46.75 to stop the clock in 3:29.20.
Cachot went on to win two individual events, setting the top time in the 50 free (21.77) and in the 100 free (46.74). Her 100 free swim was a new lifetime best, taking four tenths off the 47.12 she set at the SMU Classic and marking her first time under 47 in the event.
Sheehan also won two individual events. She started with a win in the first event of the meet, the women’s 100 fly, where she swam a lifetime-best 51.46, cutting two tenths off the 51.67 she set back in February of 2023 before she started college. In the 100 back, she swam another personal best 51.30 to earn the win and drop from the 51.79 she set at the SMU Classic earlier this season.
Alexa Reyna also won multiple events for the Sun Devils. She started with a win and season best time in the 500 freestyle of 4:42.94, which was about three-and-a-half seconds off her best of 4:39.24 from the 2025 Big 12 Championships.
In the 1000 free, Reyna swam 9:42.42, about three seconds off her best of 9:39.20 from November of 2024.
USC’s Minna Abraham picked up two event wins for the Trojans. In the 200 freestyle, she swam 1:42.37, a season best time in the event and about two seconds off her lifetime best of 1:40.47 from November of 2025. This is the 4th fastest time in the country this season.
She also won the 200 IM in 1:56.62, a new season best time and the 8th fastest time in the country this season.
USC swept the diving events as well thanks to Kate Miller scoring 289.00 on the 1-meter, 357.85 on the 3-meter and 310.00 on the platform.
There were also a few event winners who set lifetime best times. Arizona’s Kelsey Wasikowski won the women’s 100 breaststroke in 59.59, which was her first time ever breaking 1:00 in the event.
In the 200 breast, Arizona State’s Lucie Vasquez also set a lifetime best, stopping the clock in 2:09.38 to be the only swimmer under 2:10. This also marked Vasquez’s first time breaking 2:10, cutting about a second off the 2:10.88 she swam at the end of October.
USC’s Sage Miller swam a lifetime best to win the women’s 200 butterfly in 1:55.71. This was a little more than half-a-second faster than the 1:56.30 she swam in January of 2026. It also puts her under the 2026 NCAA cutline of 1:56.22.
Other Event Winners
200 back — Lindsay Barnes (USC), 1:53.16 400 IM — Sonia Vaishnani (ASU), 4:13.93 50 breast — June Tran-Hansen (ASU), 28.12 100 IM — Jordan Greber (ASU), 54.66 50 back — Alexia Sotomayor (ASU), 24.87 50 fly — Julia Ullmann (ASU), 23.45Men’s Recap
Ilya Kharun and the ASU men won all but three of the individual swimming events and all four relays.
On top of his individual wins, Kharun also helped the ASU men earn a win in the 400 freestyle relay. He led the team off in 41.80 before handing off to Quin Seider (41.45), Filip Senc-Samardzic (42.85), and Tolu Young (42.16) to stop the clock in 2:48.26. The ASU ‘B’ relay finished 2nd in 2:50.28, and the highest non-ASU team was the Arizona ‘A’ team that swam 2:53.01 for 3rd.
The ASU men also won the other three relays without Kharun. The 200 freestyle relay ‘B’ team of Tolu Young (19.13), Quin Seider (18.95), August Vetsch (19.24), and Filip Senc-Samardzic (19.47) swam 1:16.79. They took the win over the ASU ‘A’ team, which was made up of freshmen Jake Lloyd (19.51), Kristupas Trepocka (19.43), London Rising (19.56), and Tyler Porter (19.19), who swam 1:17.69.
The 200 medley relay saw the ‘A’ team of Nick Simons (21.07), Oliver Munn (23.30), August Vetsch (20.37), and Tyler Porter (18.96) swim 1:23.70 for the win.
In the 400 medley relay, Simons (46.99), Munn (50.99), Vetsch (45.76), and Kristupas Trepocka (42.23) swam 3:05.97 for the win.
ASU freshman breaststroker Oliver Munn swept all three breaststroke events, swimming 23.78 in the 50 breast, 51.51 in the 100 breast, and 1:53.51 in the 200 breast. His 100 and 200 breast swims were both lifetime bests. His 100 breaststroke swim will move him up to 2nd in the country this season behind Yamato Okadome‘s 51.24.
Nick Simons swept all three backstroke events for the Sun Devils. In the 50 back, he swam 21.17, a tenth off the 21.07 he swam leading off the medley relay that ranks 9th in the country this season. In the 100 back, he touched in 45.89, and in the 200 back, he set a season best 1:40.07.
Sophomore distance swimmer Noah Mudadu won the 500 free in 4:13.96 and the 1000 free in 8:50.00. His 500 free swim was a new lifetime best, taking a little more than a second off the 4:15.41 he swam at last year’s Big 12 Championships and ranks 7th in the country this season.
Arizona won two individual swimming events with Tomas Lukminas swimming 1:32.23 in the 200 free and Minkyu Noh swimming 1:44.03 in the 200 IM. Lukminas’ swim ranks 3rd in the country in the 200 free and Noh ranks 7th in the 200 IM.
Michal Chmielewski was the only other non-ASU swimming event winner, swimming 45.60 to set the top time in the 100 fly, the 9th fastest time in the country this season.
400 IM — Michael Hochwalt (ASU), 3:47.60 100 IM — JT Ewing (ASU), 48.17 100 free — Quin Seider (ASU), 41.66 1-meter diving — Bo Bridges (ARIZ), 332.60 3-meter — Luke Hernandez (ARIZ), 368.70 Platform — Mario Del Valle (ASU), 356.55Read the full story on SwimSwam: Ilya Kharun Swims Fastest 50 fly in History With 19.39 At ASU, Arizona, USC, and UCLA Meet
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