PULLMAN, Wash. - The Cougs are back at Gibb Pool for the first time since October 10, against Fresno State on Friday, November 6. Washington State won the meet 141-121, taking seven events!
The meet started with Fresno State winning the 200 medley relay, but the Cougs quickly countered when junior Tatum Janning won the 1000 free. She was neck and neck with a Fresno State swimmer but pulled away in the end, finishing with the sixth-fastest time in WSU history: 10:05.06.
A week after breaking the school record in the 200 free, Marlee Winser broke the Gibb Pool record with a 1:46.31, the third-fastest in WSU history. Jade Castro placed third in the 100 back (55.09). Grace Carrington and Georgia Els finished second (1:02.45) and third (1:02.74) in the 100 breaststroke. Freshman Audrey Hill won the 200 fly (2:01.18) with the ninth-fastest time in WSU history. Mehlika Yalcin snuck into second place in the last moments of the 200 fly.
Barbora Mileisyte won the 50 free with 22.19, a Gibb Pool record and the fourth-fastest time in WSU history. Darcy Revitt finished second in 22.30, tying her own record for the sixth-fastest time in WSU history. In the 100 free, Revitt took first place with a 49.09, the fourth-fastest time in WSU history. Mileisyte took second with 49.23, the fifth-fastest time in WSU history. Mileistye also won the 100 fly with a 54.63.
Senior Ariel Wang placed second in the 200 back (1:59.18) and third in the 200 IM (2:02.75). Castro placed third in the 200 back (2:00.11). In the 200 breaststroke, Kodi Wiman finished second (2:14.83) and Carrington third (2:16.88). Janning narrowly missed out on first in the 500 free, earning second place (4:56.02), and Avery Bulkley finished third (4:56.47).
The Cougs ended the meet with a win in the 400 free relay. Ivy Lardow, Winser, Mileisyte, and Revitt put in the winning time of 3:21.43.
You can watch the Cougs next at the Northwest Collegiate Invite in Boise, Idaho, from Thursday, November 19 through November 22. This will be the Cougs' last meet of 2026.