NC State Swimming Sets 17 Pool Records in Sweep of UNCW
- NC State swimming and diving wrapped up its dual-meet season on Friday by setting 17 pool records at the David B.
- The Wolfpack dominated both sprint and distance events to rewrite the facility record book during the Friday evening meet.
- Six Wolfpack athletes earned their first collegiate victories during the sweep.
NC State swimming and diving wrapped up its dual-meet season on Friday by setting 17 pool records at the David B. Allen Natatorium, according to Swimming World. The Wolfpack men defeated UNC Wilmington 166–114, while the women notched two wins by defeating UNCW 204–54 and Tulane 203–57.
Seventeen Pool Records Set at David B. Allen Natatorium
The Wolfpack dominated both sprint and distance events to rewrite the facility record book during the Friday evening meet. NC State established 17 distinct pool records across individual events and relays.
- NC State Women’s 200 medley relay: 1:37.09
- Jerry Fox, 200 freestyle: 1:35.56
- Kaii Winkler, 100 backstroke: 45.84
- Teia Salvino, 200 freestyle: 1:46.93
- Jade Garstang, 100 backstroke: 52.65
- Lily Christianson, 100 breaststroke: 1:00.31
- Erika Pelaez, 200 butterfly: 1:55.12
- Lily Christianson, 100 freestyle: 49.02
- Lily King, 50 freestyle: 22.36
- Kaii Winkler, 100 freestyle: 43.66
- Eneli Jefimova, 200 breaststroke: 2:11.73
- Tyler Driscoll, 100 butterfly: 52.90
- Erika Pelaez, 500 freestyle: 4:43.95
- Theo Proca, 500 freestyle: 4:19.86
- Emma Cigna, 400 IM: 4:10.72
- NC State Women’s 200 freestyle relay: 1:28.41
- Men’s 200 freestyle relay: 1:17.25
Freshmen Secure First Collegiate Victories
Six Wolfpack athletes earned their first collegiate victories during the sweep. Emma Cigna, Emerson Callis, Isaiah Aleksenko, Theo Proca, Hailey Tipton, and Mason Lawson earned their first collegiate victories.
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NC State also registered key sweeps in multiple races. Teia Salvino and Gring finished first and second in the women’s 200 freestyle, while Jade Garstang, Krol, Smith, and Conic took the top four spots in the 100 backstroke.
Diving Squad Highlights and Zone Cuts
The diving contingent delivered strong marks on both boards. Mason Lawson placed first in the 3-meter final with a score of 341.40, and teammate Hailey Tipton won the 1-meter event with 292.30 points. Both divers secured zone cuts in their respective events alongside their first collegiate wins.