WSU Sweeps Northern Arizona, Sets Five Pool Records

Saturday, November 1

Pullman, Wash.

10 a.m.

Washington State University

168

Northern Arizona

November 01, 2025 | Swimming

Meet Replay Russell Whitaker Postmeet Final Results

By: Washington State Athletic Communications

PULLMAN, Wash. (November 1, 2025) – Washington State Swimming capped a perfect weekend by sweeping all 11 events in a 168-36 victory over Northern Arizona Saturday.

WSU set Gibb Pool records in the 200 medley relay, 200 free, 50 free, 200 IM and 400 free relay while improving to 2-0 in dual meets this season after beating Denver Friday. Senior Emily Lundgren, sophomore Darcy Revitt and freshman Barbora Mileisyte each won two races.

WSU opened the meet with a win in the 200 medley relay with a Gibb Pool record 1:39.62 by Anna Rauchholz, Emily Lundgren, Addyson Lewis and Kathryn Gyde. In the 1000 free, Wille won with a 10:09.20 while Tatum Janning, Vivien Nett and Hannah Huarte clinched the top four spots in the event for the Cougs.

Revitt won the 200 free with a pool-record 1:47.85, also good for the sixth-fastest 200 free time in WSU history, finishing ahead of second-place Ariel Wang and third-place Avery Bulkley. Lundgren won the 100 fly with a 53.13 and sophomore Issabelle Parrish finished second. Freshman Barbora Mileisyte earned her first career win with a pool-record 22.53, also good for the fourth-fastest 50-free time in WSU history. Addyson Lewis and Skylar Brgoch followed Mileisyte, finishing second and third respectively.

Mileisyte added another win with a 50.21 over Parrish (50.68) in the 100 free before Janning claimed the 500 free, Rauchholz won the 100 back and Revitt won the 100 breast. WSU went 1-2-3 in the 200 IM with Lundgren leading the way with a pool-record 2:00.47.

The Cougars closed out the day with a 400 free relay win with a pool-record 3:19.38 by Wille, Parrish, Mileisyte and Revitt.

WSU will wrap up its Gibb Pool homestand next Friday against Colorado State at 4 p.m.