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#2 Men’s Swimming advances to CSCAA dual meet challenge championship with win over #9 Tennessee

Ilya Kharun set a school record in the 200 fly with a 1:37.56 winning time

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#2 Men’s Swimming advances to CSCAA dual meet challenge championship with win over #9 Tennessee#2 Men’s Swimming advances to CSCAA dual meet challenge championship with win over #9 Tennessee
Casey McNulty/Sun Devil Athletics
by Zach Wargo

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. – No. 2 Sun Devil Men’s Swimming moved into the CSCAA Dual Meet Challenge Championship after defeating No. 9 Tennessee, 33-11, Saturday afternoon at Allan Jones Intercollegiate Aquatic Center. No. 18 Sun Devil Women’s Swimming dropped its dual against the No. 8 Lady Volunteers by a score of 25-19.

Graduate Remi Fabiani got the men started with a first-place finish in the 200 free, hitting the wall in 1:31.38 for the fourth fastest in ASU history. Senior Tommy Palmer registered a second-place finish in the 50 free with a time of 18.74. Junior JT Ewing joined the winners circle with a season best of 1:43.08 in the 200 IM, moving into the top 10 record books at ninth.

Sophomore Jordan Greber placed first in the 200 free, setting a personal best in the event at 1:45.14, putting her ninth overall in school history. Sonia Vaishnani was second in the 200 IM with a time of 1:58.27.

JT Ewing and Lucien Vergnes finished second and third in the 200 IM, helping the Sun Devils sweep the top-three spots. Ewing would later clinch the win in the 200 back with a season-best swim of 1:40.70.

Junior Ilya Kharun broke his own school record in the 200 fly with a time of 1:37.56. Filip Senc-Samardzic set a personal best of 1:41.75 in the same event. Andrew Taylor had a runner-up finish in the 500 free in 4:19.03.

Sophomore Julia Ullmann notched a second-place finish in the 200 fly at 1:55.80, which was a personal best at 1:55.80, good for fourth in school history. Gerda Szilagyi won the 200 back in 1:55.22.

Fabiani swam a season best in the 100 free by touching the wall in 41.18 for fifth in school history. Senior Andy Dobrzanski swam a 1:51.63 personal best time in the 200 breast to take home the win. Tiffany and Vergnes helped ASU sweep the event with a 2-3 finish.

Senior Sonia Vaishnani was second in the 200 breast, setting a personal best at 2:11.42. Lucie Vasquez followed closely behind placing third at 2:11.51.

The men’s team will race for the CSCAA Dual Meet championship on Sunday, Nov. 23, at 10:45 a.m. MST and faces the winner of Tennessee or Michigan. The dual can be watched on SEC Network+ or the USA Swimming Network.

Final Scores:
No. 2 ASU Men - 33 vs. No. 9 Tennessee Men - 11
No. 8 Lady Volunteers - 25 vs. No. 18 ASU Women - 19

Final Results:
200 Medley Relay
Women’s:

  • ASU A - 1:36.74
  • ASU B - 1:39.53

Men’s:

  • 1st. ASU - A - 1:21.26 (fourth fastest in school history)
  • 2nd. ASU - B -  1:23.98

200 Free 
Women’s

50 Free 
Women’s

200 IM 
Women’s:

200 Fly 
Women’s

500 Free 
Women’s

Men’s:

100 Free
Women’s

200 Back
Women’s

200 Breast 
Women’s

200 Free Relay
Women’s:

  • 1st: ASU - A - 1:29.52
  • 3rd: ASU - B - 1:31.21
    Men’s
  • 1st. ASU - A - 1:13.84
  • 2nd. ASU - B - 1.16.00


Meet Schedule
Sunday, November 23:
Arizona State vs. Tennessee/Michigan – 10:45 AM (Championship Meet) - SEC Network+ and/or USA Swimming Network

About the CSCAA Power 4 Dual Meet:
These powerhouse teams will compete in a double-elimination, bracket-style dual meet format that reimagines traditional collegiate swimming competition. Each team is guaranteed a minimum of three meets, with the championship culminating in high-stakes, head-to-head matchups that highlight both individual excellence and team depth.