Courtesy: FGCU Athletics
FORT MYERS, Fla. – The Florida Gulf Coast swimming and diving team continued action in the Eagle Invitational on Saturday from the FGCU Aquatics Complex. As the invitational comes to a close, the Eagles took their second straight victory of the season, scoring 2527.25 points, beating both Miami and Tampa.
WINNER: Florida Gulf Coast University FINAL STANDINGS: 1. Florida Gulf Coast (2527.25), 2. Tampa (2342), 3. Miami (1814.75) LOCATION: FGCU Aquatics Complex (Fort Myers, Fla.) FULL RESULTS
Head Coach Dave Rollins – “It always is great to defend the nest and get a win for FGCU. Especially against great competition. Miami being in the ACC and Tampa as one of the best D2 schools in the country provides great opportunities for us and those showed. We now have a great training block ahead of us to carry this momentum into November. Wings Up!”
The Eagles have a month off from competition before heading to Houston, Texas from Nov. 19-21 to take part in the Phill Hansel Invitational.
Courtesy: Tampa Athletics
FORT MYERS, Fla. — The University of Tampa women’s swimming team wrapped up a strong showing at the Eagle Fall Invitational on Saturday, finishing second overall with 2,342 points behind host Florida Gulf Coast (2,527.25) and ahead of Miami (1,814.75).
The Spartans capped the two-day meet with multiple top-three finishes, led by standout swims from veterans and newcomers alike. Tampa, which did not compete in the diving events, was the top-scoring team in non-diving scoring.
Courtesy: Miami (FL) Athletics
FORT MYERS, Fla. – The University of Miami women’s swimming and diving team opened its 2025-26 season this weekend at the two-day Eagle Invitational, hosted by FGCU.
FGCU garnered 2,527.25 points, Tampa collected 2,342 points and Miami registered 1,814.75 points. UM’s divers did not compete.
Miami captured three relay events — the 200, 400 and 800-yard freestyle relays. Ashlyn Massey, an NCAA qualifier last season, won the 200-yard butterfly in a time of 1:59.44. Savannah Barr won the 200-yard freestyle with a time of 1:49.55 and tied for first in the 50-yard freestyle (23.34).
Leah Treglia placed second in the 100-yard backstroke, while Sarah Sensenbrenner took second in the 200-yard backstroke. Freshmen Phoebe Mayo (400 IM), Isabelle Videment (100 fly), Brooke Murphy (500 free), Ines Mahmoudi (100 free), and Sophie Lenze (200 breast) finished second in their respective events in their first appearance as Hurricanes.
Miami returns to the water on October 24 for a two-day meet at Rutgers against the homestanding Scarlet Knights and Arkansas.