ASU Women Earn 2nd Straight Big 12 Win With Top End Dominance ...Middle East

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2026 Big 12 Championships

Before 2025, the ASU women had never won a conference title. Last year, they picked up their first title by more than 400 points over the Arizona women after winning 10 individual events. This year, they created the start of a Big 12 dynasty, earning their 2nd straight event win after not losing a single individual event over the first two days of the meet. Though Arizona did outscore their in-state rivals on the final day of competition, it still left them in a 218-point deficit for second place.

Final Standings

Freshman Albane Cachot was one of the top performers on the women’s side, giving the Sun Devils a sweep in the three sprint freestyle events. Senior Deniz Ertan served as Cachot’s distance counterpart, emerging on top of the two distance freestyles as well as the 200 fly. The school’s second highest scorer, junior Alexa Reyna, gave the school a 1-2 punch behind Ertan in the distance freestyles and added a win of her own in the 400 IM. Rounding representation from each class, sophomore Julia Ullmann took the 100 fly pole position and got a silver and bronze medal as well in the 200 fly and 200 IM, respectively. The Sun Devils found a fifth event winner in junior Sonia Vaishnani.

The first four women were the top four scorers in the entire conference, and with Vaishnani they were five of the top six.

Individual Event Winners:

ASU’s Individual Points

Albane Cachot, FR, 96 Deniz Ertan, SR, 96 Alexa Reyna, JR, 88 Julia Ullmann, SO, 87 Sonia Vaishnani, JR, 85 Gerda Szilagyi, SR, 79 Grace Lindberg, JR, 77 Jordan Greber, SO, 67 Ella Guilfoil, SR, 62 Lucie Vasquez, SO, 61 Shane Golland, FR, 60 Ginger McMahon, SR, 58 Miriam Sheehan, JR, 50 Indigo Armon, SR, 46 Zoe Summar, SR, 45 Kayden Hayes, JR, 43 Ariel Beltran, SO, 41 Alexia Sotomayor, FR, 34 Payden Rafferty, SO, 31 June Tran-Hansen, FR, 30 Lia Csulak, JR, 28 Eleaunah Phillips, FR, 24 Katherine Randall, SR, 9.5 Amayah Wiley, SR, 9 Libby Thai, FR, 2

Class-wise, ASU was the top scorer in the conference for every year except for sophomore, where Arizona got the upper hand.

Though some of the school’s top scorers will be graduating this spring, head coach Herbie Behm will rest easy knowing his top sprinter and relay centerpiece Cachot will be around for another three years. Moreover, three juniors who had 75+ point weekends will be stepping into leadership roles, and there’s plenty of room for the rest of the first year class to grow.

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