Navy Men, Villanova Women Clinch Wins At 2025 Navy Fall Invitational ...Middle East

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2025 Navy Fall Invitational

Courtesy: Navy Athletics 

ANNAPOLIS, Md. — The Navy men’s swimming and diving team placed first and the women’s team finished in second place at the Navy Invitational that finished its three-day meet Saturday night at Lejeune Hall in Annapolis.

The men’s team totaled 3,815 points to outdistance the rest of the four-team field by nearly 1,600 points.  In the five-team women’s meet, Villanova accrued 2,612.50 points to better the 2,471.50 points amassed by the Mids.

“Outstanding job by this team this week,” said Navy men’s swimming head coach Bill Roberts.  “In any three-day meet, there are going to be some ups and downs and I was really impressed with their efforts, their perseverance and the way they operated as one team.

“We would like to thank each program for committing to attend this meet as it was our first attempt.  There was terrific energy and competition and believe we all learned a lot through the meet.”

Individually Saturday, Lauren Walsh won the 200 breast and Sarah Eldridge placed second in the 1650 freestyle for the Navy women’s team.  In the men’s meet, Evan O’Dea won the 200 fly, Michael Phillips placed first in the 200 breast, Ben Irwin won the 200 back and Chase Maier was the winner of the 1650 free.  Additionally, the Navy men’s team won the 400 free relay.

Both Navy teams will next be in competition Dec. 6 when the Mids play host to Army.

Women – Team Scores 1 – 2,612.50 – Villanova 2 – 2,471.50 – Navy 3 – 2,428.50 – UC Santa Barbara 4 – 1701.50 – James Madison 5 – 966 – Old Dominion 6 – 338 – Rutgers (divers only) 7 – 184 – North Carolina State  (divers only) 8 – 85 – George Washington (divers only)

Men – Team Scores 1 – 3,815 – Navy 2 – 2,230 – UC Santa Barbara 3 – 1,640.50 – Villanova 4 – 1,338.50 – Old Dominion 5 – 350 – George Washington (divers only)

Top-10 Finishers (championship finalists) 1650 Freestyle – Women 2nd / 10:08.91 – Sarah Eldridge 5th / 16:59.58 – Marin Rose 10th / 17:15.60 – Brynn Stoneburg 1650 Freestyle – Men 1st / 15:18.98 – Chase Maier 2nd / 15:30.51 – Dean Jones 4th / 15:38.83 – Luca Oliva 5th / 15:48.96 – Josh Wurgler 9th / 15:54.78 – George Ivascu 200 Backstroke – Women 5th / 2:00.91 – Allie Maloney 9th / 2:03.27 – Ela Habjan 200 Backstroke – Men 1st / 1:41.06 – Ben Irwin 2nd / 1:44.27 – Martin Perecinsky 5th / 1:46.40 – Tyler Kaminski 6th / 1:46.55 – Will De La Garza 7th / 1:46.65 – Luke Lamb 9th / 1:47.12 – Will Jones 10th / 1:47.42 – Aaron Mendoza 100 Freestyle – Women 5th / 50.63 – Kaitlyn landers 9th / 51.71 – Erin Miller 100 Freestyle – Men 2nd / 43.15 – Ben Denman-Grimm 4th / 43.81 – Preston Kessler 5th / 43.93 – Lachlan Andrew 8th / 44.31 – Simon Thompson 9th / 44.37 – Ben Stankovich 10th / 44.61 – Gio Aguirre 200 Breaststroke – Women 1st / 2:13.26 – Lauren Walsh 3rd / 2:15.47 – Marley Barnard 4th / 2:16.24 – Maddie Koutavas 200 Breaststroke – Men 1st / 1:55.03 – Michael Phillips 2nd / 1:55.66 – Juan Mora 6th / 1:59.99 – Gavin Green 200 Butterfly – Women 8th / 2:03.93 – Allie Maloney 9th / 2:03.96 – Clarice Spencer 200 Butterfly – Men 1st / 1:45.69 – Evan O’Dea 5th / 1:47.61 – Andre Brooks 7th / 1:47.93 – George Brooker 8th / 1:48.35 – Tyler Kaminski 400 Freestyle Relay – Women 3rd / 3:24.13 – Ana Fleming, Erin Miller, Samantha Clifford, Kaitlyn Landers 8th / 3:27.42 – Viviana Vergara-Anglim, Julianne McCranie, Lauren Walsh, Valentina Fraga 9th / 3:27.56  – Sarah Eldridge, Aspen Gallaudet, Alana Maxey, Elsie Delacruz (non-scoring finisher) 10th / 3:29.67 – Lena Syers, Addy Herl, Georgia Andrew, Samantha Aguirre (non-scoring finisher) 400 Freestyle Relay – Men 1st / 2:52.71 – Ben Denman-Grimm, Preston Kessler, Lachlan Andrew, Xavier Sohovic 3rd / 2:55.73 – Ben Stankovich, Simon Thompson, Gio Aguirre, Evan McKelvey 6th / 2:59.93 – Coleman Yates, Kellan Pattison, Henry Cain, Matt Beehler 8th / 3:02.00 – Martin Perecinsky, Ben Irwin, Jaiden Sreenivasan, Casey Aten (non-scoring finisher) Platform Diving – Women 3rd / 212.40 – Mackenzie Kim 7th / 161.15 – Lily Barrett 8th / 157.75 – Cassi Adams Platform Diving – Men 3rd / 235.25 – Luke Ogren 4th / 219.00 – Anthony Sciulli

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