Tigers, Banana Slugs and Spartans Battle in Slender Tri-Meet

STOCKTON, Calif. – Coming right down to the ultimate races of the afternoon, the Pacific males’s and girls’s swim and dive program put up a spirited efficiency of their first tri-meet of the season towards San Jose State and UC Santa Cruz on Saturday on the Eberhardt Aquatics Center.

The Tigers’ girls’s squad picked up a victory in convincing vogue over the Banana Slugs by a 191-102 margin, however the males had been edged within the closing occasion of the day to drop a 144-143 choice. SJSU gained on the ladies’s facet by a 162-127 rating.

Saturday’s win over UCSC marked the fourth straight victory in program historical past and second win in entrance of the Stockton devoted.

Sophomore Christina Agiomamitou performed a pivotal function in her three appearances on the day, incomes first place within the 1,000 yard freestyle with a time of 10:11.78 and within the 500 yard freestyle with a time of 4:58.67. Agiomamitou additionally sprinted a portion of the 400 yard freestyle relay the place the Tigers’ A workforce took the 9 factors within the scoring.

Senior Annelise Thomas and sophomore Josephine Fields additionally earned first place nods within the 100 yard backstroke and 100 yard freestyle, respectively.

On the lads’s facet, a speedy standout was sophomore Nate Rasmussen, who registered the highest spot in all three of his particular person occasions: the 50 freestyle (20.44), the 100 freestyle (44.90) and 200 freestyle (1:36.88).

Freshman Alexis Iacovides secured his first particular person win of the 2025-26 marketing campaign, clocking a time of fifty.13 within the 100 yard backstroke.

The Tigers have accomplished their closing dwelling occasion of 2025 and now shift gears to a brand new month the place they’re going to head south to face Cal State Bakersfield on Saturday, Nov. 1 at 2 p.m. at John S. Hillman Memorial Aquatic Center.

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