ST. LOUIS, Mo. – The No. 11 Washington University in St. Louis women's swimming and diving team beat Division II UMSL 160.00-73.00 on Friday evening at Millstone Pool.
 
Top Finishers
Swimming

• 200 Medley Relay
  • The team of senior Andrea Leng, junior Hannah Lee, junior Izzie Gattone and first-year Ayaan Olasewere won the field in 1:48.19
  • Sophomore Rachel Kravtsov, first-year Eliana King, sophomore Lindsay Alisbah and sophomore Maddie Sammut took third in 1:52.83
     
• 1,000 Freestyle
  • Senior Ali Roche snagged first with a time of 10:41.57
  • First-year Sarah Cohen finished second in 10:43.33
  • Kravtsov took fourth in 10:55.92
  • Junior Holly Gmelich finished fifth in 11:01.52
     
• 200 Freestyle
  • Sophomore Iris Qi claimed second with a time of 1:54.99
  • First-year Abby Wright finished third in 1:59.18
  • Senior Nicole Caruso took fourth in 2:00.93
  • Senior Anna Fonda finished fifth in 2:01.38
     
• 50 Freestyle
  • Olasewere won with a time of 24.62
  • Leng took second in 24.81
  • Gattone claimed third in 25.26
  • Junior Peyton Watson finished fourth in 25.34
  • Sophomore Anisa Basler took fifth in 25.41
     
• 200 IM
  • Junior Rachel Bello won with a time of 2"12.07
  • First-year Kerry Frey took second in 2:13.15
  • Lee finished third in 2:15.47
  • King took fourth in 2:16.87
  • Senior Avery Dixon claimed fifth in 2:17.02
     
• 100 Butterfly
  • Watson took first place with a time of 58.19
  • Alisbah finished second in 1:00.58
  • Senior Natalie Klaas finished fifth in 1:02.32
     
• 100 Freestyle
  • Qi took first with a time of 53.72
  • Olasewere finished second in 54.68
  • Sammut finished third in 54.99
  • Basler claimed fourth in 55.13
  • Gmelich took fifth in 55.71
     
• 100 Backstroke
  • Kravtsov won the field in 1:01.17
  • Leng took second in 1:01.29
  • Sophomore Julia Pintescu finished fifth in 1:03.11
     
• 500 Freestyle
  • Roche finished second with a time of 5:15.63
  • Cohen claimed third in 5:16.44
  • Wright finished fourth in 5:19.90
  • Caruso took fifth in 5:23.12
     
• 100 Breaststroke (all WashU times were counted as exhibitions and not in the point total)
  • Lee finished with the top time of 1:06.65
  • King finished in 1:09.16
  • Dixon raced to a time of 1:09.31
  • Sammut swam a time of 1:09.91
     
• 200 Free Relay (all WashU times were counted as exhibitions and not in the point total)
  • The team of Frey, Qi, Watson and Basler finished with a time of 1:40.24
  • Gmelich, Cohen, senior Sophia Gossum and Roche finished in 1:41.81
  • Wright, first-year Crystal Yu, Caruso and Pintescu finished in 1:42.99
  • Klaas, Fonda, first-year Lily Dourney and sophomore Annabel Hermacinski finished in 1:45.48
     

Diving

• 1-Meter
  • Junior Shanze Karimi won with a score of 430.05
  • Sophomore Kate Li took second with a 416.62
  • First-year Ally Isgar finished third with a 379.72
  • First-year Elle Vahedian took fourth with a 369.07
     
• 3-Meter
  • Karimi won with a score of 260.55
  • Li took second with a 248.17
  • Isgar finished third with a 222.82
  • Vahedian took fourth with a 213.00

 
The Bears are back at home tomorrow for a 1 p.m. meet against Division II Quincy. Prior to competition, they will honor their seniors.
 
-------

Elevating scholar-champions requires resources beyond the institutional budget. Through the W Club, generous alumni, parents, and friends provide unrestricted support that is essential to the extraordinary WashU student-athlete experience—and the ongoing growth and development of the department. Annual support for Athletics allows the Bears to consistently rise to national levels of competition and ensures that our student-athletes enjoy exceptional opportunities as they train, compete, and lead. To make a gift to the Annual Fund for Athletics, please visit our secure online giving form or contact the Athletics Advancement Office at athletics@wustl.edu.