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UVA vs UNC Wilmington
October 10, 2026 Wilmington, North Carolina SCY (25 Yards) Full Meet Results Team Scores: UNCW 326 — Virginia 247The University of Virginia competed in a combined-score dual meet against UNC Wilmington on Saturday, with the Cavaliers missing their top swimmers after racing at the fourth College Swim League match on Friday.
The UNC Wilmington Seahawks came out on top of the meet, scoring 326 points to Virginia’s 247.
Most of UNC Wilmington’s points came on the men’s side of the meet after the Virginia women won every swimming event.
There were a few dual event winners on the women’s side. Sophomore Lily Gormsen won both distance freestyle events, setting the top time in the 500 free at 4:59.08, a little off her season best of 4:55.60 from the UVA vs Navy dual in October.
In the 1000 free, she swam 10:16.99 to finish about 17 seconds ahead of UNCW’s Jordyn Dillard, who stopped the clock in 10:34.07.
Sophomore Nina Jazy won the 100 free in 48.65, off her season best of 48.52 from the UVA/Navy dual meet, and in the 100 breast, she swam 1:00.62 for her first ever time racing the event SCY.
Lana Pudar, a sophomore, won the 100 and 200 fly, swimming 53.22 in the 100 fly and a season best 1:56.11 in the 200 fly.
Finally, freshman Alyssa Sagle swept the backstroke events. She swam 52.70 in the 100 to finish more than two seconds ahead of Berit Berglund‘s 54.97, and 1:57.16 in the 200 back to be the only swimmer sub-2:00 and take three tenths off her season best of 1:57.50.
The University of Virginia women also won both relays. Their 200 free relay ‘A’ team of Nina Jazy (22.51), Caden Martin (22.44), Lawson Ficken (22.65), and Alyssa Sagle (23.54) swam 1:31.14 to come in just ahead of their ‘B’ team’s time of 1:31.56. Jana Pavalic swam 22.05 on their ‘B’ relay.
The 200 medley Virginia ‘B’ relay saw Roos Rottink (25.41), Emma Redman (27.89), Lawson Ficken (23.60), and Jana Pavalic (21.62) swim 1:38.52 to beat the Virginia ‘C’ relay that swam 1:39.69. Alyssa Sagle had the fastest backstroke split in the field (25.04) on the ‘A’ relay.
On the men’s side, UNCW’s William Carrico won three individual events and the Seahawks won both relays.
Carrico started the meet with a win in the 100 backstroke, stopping the clock in 48.56, a little off the 48.14 he set at the UNCW vs USC meet at the end of September.
He went on to win the 200 breaststroke in 2:00.04, his first time racing it this season, and the 200 IM in a new season best 1:46.99.
Seahawks freshman Dylan Fisk also won multiple individual events, starting with a win in the 200 freestyle at 1:38.73, a little off his lifetime best of 1:36.75. He also won the 500 freestyle in 4:32.21, a four second add from his season best of 4:27.63 from September.
Andy Commins was UNCW’s other dual-event winner, stopping the clock in a season best 48.88 to win the men’s 100 fly. He also set the top time in the 200 fly with another season best 1:47.07.
UNCW’s 200 medley relay team of Kris Lawson (22.98), Carrico (24.19), Simon Russell (21.07), and Hil Lindsay (19.87) swam 1:28.11 to finish a second-and-a-half ahead of Virginia’s 1:29.81.
The Seahawks’ 200 free relay team of Lawson (20.09), Lindsay (20.08), Will Mahorney (20.43), and Joseph Busic (20.25) swam 1:20.85, finishing a little more than a second ahead of Virginia’s 1:22.35.
All Event Winners:
Men’s 1000 Freestyle: Wilson Tuttle (UNCW) — 9:22.71 Women’s 200 Freestyle: Roos Rottink (UVA) — 1:47.86 Men’s 100 Breaststroke: Davin Lindholm (UVA) — 55.03 Women’s 50 Freestyle: Jana Pavalic (UVA) — 22.53 Men’s 50 Freestyle: Kris Lawson (UNCW) — 20.21 Men’s 100 Freestyle: Will Mahorney (UNCW) — 45.73 Men’s 200 Backstroke: Ian Frazer (UNCW) — 1:47.85 Women’s 200 Breaststroke: Katie Christopherson (UVA) — 2:11.98 Women’s 200 IM: Emma Redman (UVA) — 1:59.17 Women’s 1-Meter Diving: Vivian Fougeron (UNCW) — 249.98 Men’s 1-Meter Diving: Ashton Tomes (UVA) — 270.53 Women’s 3-Meter Diving: Elise Pantezzi (UNCW) — 235.80 Men’s 3-Meter Diving: Emmanuel Pitts (UNCW) — 296.58Read the full story on SwimSwam: UNC Wilmington Bests Partial Virginia Squad in Dual Meet
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