MOSCOW, Idaho (January 31, 2026) – Washington State Swimming recorded a 178-84 road victory at Idaho Saturday morning to post its second straight undefeated season in dual meets.
 
The Cougars claimed 11 of the 14 events to beat Idaho for the second straight day after winning a 210-52 meeting in Pullman Friday evening. WSU closes the regular season with a 7-0 mark in dual meets after going 8-0 last season.
 
WSU opened the meet going 1-2 in the 400 medley relay as Anna Rauchholz, Ashlyn Hernandez, Issabelle Parrish and Darcy Revitt posted a seven-second win. Four Cougars finished among the top-5 of the 100 free with Avery Bulkley leading WSU with a second-place finish before three Cougars took the top three spots in the 200 free led by Lauren Wille. Revitt followed with a 100 breast win, posting a 1:01.10 to improve her own WSU Top-10 time as the fifth-fastest time in the event.
 
Rauchholz won the 100 back, Mehlika Yalcin won the 200 fly and Barbora Mileisyte held off Addyson Lewis 23.26 to 23.44 to win the 50 free. Revitt added another win with a 100 free victory and Rauchholz earned her second win of the day with a 200 back victory before newly-arrived freshman Georgia Els picked up her first career win with a 200 breast win after enrolling at WSU earlier this month.
 
Tatum Janning claimed the 500 free before the 200 free relay team of Revitt, Mileisyte, Lewis and Parrish closed the meet with a win.
 
Next up for the Cougars will be the 2026 Mountain West Conference Championships in Houston Feb. 18-21 followed by the NCAA Championships in Atlanta March 18-21.