Nevada Swim & Dive Win Battle In opposition to UC Davis

RENO, Nev. — The Nevada Swim and Dive group surged to a commanding 185.5–114.5 win over UC Davis on Saturday, showcasing depth, velocity, and poise throughout the board in a packed twin meet at Lombardi Pool.

The Pack wasted no time setting the tone, opening with a win within the 200-yard medley relay. Scarlett Ferris, Sara Mihalic, Sally Vagg, and Evie Floate clocked a swift 1:42.89, outpacing the Aggies and igniting momentum that carried by way of the session.

On the boards, Nevada’s Bailey Heydra led the way in which in 3-meter diving, scoring 330.90 to take first place. Teammate Vera Brewer added a fifth-place end with 225.23, serving to the Pack safe useful diving factors.

Senior Huska Batbayar delivered a pair of standout performances, claiming the 200-yard freestyle in 1:51.78 and returning later to dominate the 100-yard freestyle with a time of 51.88.

Moji Pholjamjumrus led a 1-2 punch within the 200-yard butterfly, profitable in 2:02.38, and later returned to take the 500-yard freestyle in 5:04.35. Teammate Keira-Lee Allott adopted carefully in each races, reinforcing Nevada’s endurance edge. In the 1000-yard freestyle, Nevada’s Isabelle Gomez and Allott secured key factors with second and third-place finishes.

Scarlett Ferris added one other win, touching first within the 100-yard backstroke at 55.85. Molly Von Seggern backed her up with a second-place end, and later earned second-place within the 200-yard backstroke with a time of two:06.44.

Breaststroke proved to be a stronghold for Nevada. Sara Mihalic swept each distances, profitable the 100-yard breaststroke in 1:05.26 and the 200-yard breaststroke in 2:22.45. Evie Floate added depth with a second-place end within the 100, whereas Henley Kerr secured third within the 200 with a time of two:28.69.

In the dash showdown, Ferris returned to the blocks and blazed to victory within the 50-yard freestyle, stopping the clock at 23.33. Her explosive begin and clear end capped a stellar day for the junior.

With a balanced assault and standout swims throughout all strokes and distances, Nevada proved its depth and dominance. The Pack will look to hold this momentum into their subsequent meet as they proceed to construct towards championship season.

Nevada Swim and Dive welcomed again a number of alumni for a lighthearted exhibition race. It was a pleasure to have them again at Lombardi Pool, the place their legacy continues to encourage the present group. The reunion served as a reminder of the robust group that surrounds Nevada athletics.