Swimming Totals 11 Prime Finishes On Senior Day In Twin Win Towards Georgia Southern

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – North Florida girls’s swimming dominated its twin meet with Georgia Southern for a 173.50-88.50 victory on Senior Day at UNF Competition Pool Complex.

The Ospreys totaled 11 first-place finishers in 14 whole occasions, to associate with 27 instances within the top-three for his or her respective occasions, throughout their dwelling finale for the autumn 2025 slate. It’s the second twin win of the season for UNF and the third time this season inserting as the highest staff at a meet.

Kayla Daley positioned first total in 4 occasions on the day with two particular person wins within the 100 and 200 butterfly, in addition to two relay wins within the 200 medley and 400 freestyle. Katie Carlos matched Daley’s pair of particular person wins with stellar instances within the 100 and 200 backstroke occasions, adopted with becoming a member of her for the relay victory as effectively within the 200 medley.

FINAL SCORE

North Florida 173.50, Georgia Southern 88.50

CLIPBOARD NOTES

• Seven completely different UNF swimmers had been tabbed first in particular person occasions, together with Grace Burton (1000 free), Katie Carlos (100 / 200 again), Ashley Kirby (100 breast), Kayla Daley (100 / 200 fly), Abby Noga (50 free), Victoria Torres (100 free) and Paige Munna (500 free).
• Two extra relay wins got here in for the Ospreys with Carlos, Kirby, Daley and Noga taking the 200 medley relay at 1:45.68, and Victoria Torres, Amelia Hildebrand, Daley and Brooke Bourn taking 400 free relay at 3:32.33.
• Daley was the one UNF swimmer to win on a number of relay groups within the meet for the 200 medley and 400 free.
• Kirby, Noga and Torres joined Daley and Carlos as Ospreys to put first in each a person occasion and a relay occasion.
• It’s the primary time that North Florida has picked up two twin meet victories within the fall season since 2022.

COFFEY TALK

“This was a great meet for us. We really stepped up from racing yesterday and swam fast against a good team. Kayla [Daley] had a great day in the butterfly. Everyone really raced well and it showed in the times and the score. Total team effort today.”
— head coach Ian Coffey

UP NEXT

The Ospreys head as much as South Carolina to compete within the Gamecock Invite from Nov. 19-21 in Columbia, S.C.