Phoenix Sweep UW-Stevens Point as Green Bay Women Win Every Event
Oct 23, 2026 ·
STEVENS POINT, Wis. — The Green Bay women won all 13 events and the Phoenix men won nine more as Green Bay swept UW-Stevens Point in a dual meet Friday at the UWSP Aquatic Center. The women won 179-55 and the men won 144-97. Green Bay took 22 of the 26 events overall.
Women
Amelia Pagel (27.61),
Ella Schultz (31.08),
Marisol Swenson (26.57) and
Klara Dvorackova (23.81) opened the meet with a win in the 200 medley relay in 1:49.07, and Green Bay's B relay finished second. Dvorackova,
Hannah Tubbs,
Sara Lindner and
Rachel Houlgate closed it by winning the 200 freestyle relay in 1:38.58, more than five seconds ahead of the Pointers. Dvorackova won the 50 freestyle in 24.34, with Swenson third (25.56). Lindner took the 100 freestyle in 55.76, and
Eliza Hufton was third (56.81). Tubbs and Houlgate went 1-2 in the 200 freestyle, 2:00.52 to 2:00.84. Hufton won the 1,000 freestyle in 11:03.58, ahead of
Hannah Mellock (11:23.10), and Gemma Miralles won the 500 freestyle by nearly 19 seconds in 5:29.73.
Zoe Chalfant led a 1-2-3 Phoenix finish in the 200 IM in 2:13.56, followed by
Madeline Bichon (2:16.28) and Sam Pepevnik (2:17.34). Pagel won the 100 butterfly in 1:03.16 as Green Bay took the top four places, with
Vanja Vrbanec,
Lily Thorsen and
Laney Weatherby next. Schultz won the 100 breaststroke in 1:09.39 to lead a Phoenix sweep of the top five, ahead of
Danica Swenson (1:09.51), Bichon (1:11.16), Chalfant and Thorsen.
Grace Foucault won the 100 backstroke in 1:02.84, and Pepevnik was third (1:03.37).
Men
Jerett Maalis (23.83),
Quinlan Schroeder (26.00),
Joe Pickering (23.23) and
Max Kasal (20.54) won the 200 medley relay in 1:33.60, nearly two seconds ahead of the Pointers.
Stefan Tica won the 1,000 freestyle in 9:51.62 as Green Bay took the top four places, with
Yanis Morel (10:01.53), Vasco Asparria (10:05.82) and
Owen Kearns (10:09.37) next. Kasal won the 500 freestyle in 4:40.39 and Ty Zarbock was second (5:05.87). Maalis won the 200 freestyle in 1:45.70, with
Yasen Bonev second (1:46.20) and
Ethan Williams fourth (1:48.92). Kyle Rychlik won the 100 freestyle in 47.61 to lead a 1-through-5 Phoenix finish, ahead of
Grady Evenson, Tica, Asparria and
Owen Mehring.
Chris Aristondo won the 200 IM in 2:00.44, and Schroeder was second (2:01.11). Schroeder also won the 100 breaststroke in 58.18. Williams won the 100 butterfly in 53.68, followed by
Will Redetzke (54.67) for a 1-2 finish.
Zacha King was second (53.75) and Pickering third (54.22) in the 100 backstroke, and Octavio Gouveia was second in the 50 freestyle (21.58). In the closing 200 freestyle relay, Emir Özdemir, Rychlik, Gouveia and Kasal finished second in 1:26.05, 27 hundredths behind UW-Stevens Point. Kasal anchored in 20.80.
Diving
Rachel Everson swept the women's boards, scoring 230.85 on 1-meter and 230.75 on 3-meter, as Green Bay's divers took the top four places in both events.
Annie Frederickson was second on 1-meter (228.55) and Madison VanderJeugdt was second on 3-meter (215.55), with
Emma Donnelly third on both boards.
Ashton Mazza won the men's 3-meter with 270.25 points, more than 15 points clear of second, and placed third on 1-meter (229.30).
Phoenix event winners
Women
Men
