Frogs Wrap Up Meet Versus SMU, Arizona

Thursday, October 30

Dallas

TCU

SMU, Arizona

Frogs Wrap Up Meet Versus SMU, Arizona

10/31/2025 1:21:00 PM | Swimming and Diving

Results

TCU concludes two-day event

DALLAS – The TCU swimming and diving team concluded its double dual meet against SMU and Arizona on Friday at Robsen and Lindley Aquatic Center.

For the two-day event, the Frogs set a total of eight top-10 times throughout the meet and won six events.

TEAM SCORES
Men
Arizona 241.00 - TCU 112
SMU 237.5 - TCU 115.5

Women
Arizona 235 - TCU 117
SMU 198.5 - TCU 154.5

DAY ONE
The first day of action got started with a bang, as the quartet of Paige Taber, Nina Vadovicova, Aubrey Finn and Karolin Victoria Kotsar set the seventh-fastest time in the 400 meldey relay (3:40.26). Freshman Avery Dillon would then follow in the next event with an event win in the 1650 free, setting the third-quickest effort in TCU history with a 16:35.14.

Aaron Wilmes would help the Frogs earn an event sweep in the 1650 free, touching the wall in 15:20.69. Edgar Cicanci would finish second in the 100 back, posting a 47.26.

Nina Vadovicova would set a new personal-best in the 100 breast, gaining the second-fastest mark in school history after clocking a 1:00.37. Filip Suchanski placed third in the 200 IM, notching a time of 1:48.41.

To close out the first day of action, the relay of Viktor Hristov, Nigel Forbes, Nick Rozenberg and Peter Horton would earn the 10th-fastest time in program history in the 200 free relay, touching the wall in 1:20.17. On the women's side, Molly Cullen's leadoff split of 23.08 was good enough for eighth as well.

In diving, Emma Larcada Herrera posted a second-place finish on 3-meter, securing a total of 242.05 points. Elliott Dillon came in fourth on the men's side with a 313.05.

DAY TWO
The men's relay squad of Cicanci, Colin Clough, Forbes and Horton got Friday's events started with an impressive 1:26.60 to place 10th in school history. Dillon captured another top-10 time for her weekend, touching the wall in 4:50.09 to win the 500 free and place sixth in the TCU record books.

Vadovicova would come in first in the 200 breast posting a 2:12.50 effort. Taylor Steelman would also gain a victory in the 400 IM, clocking a 4:22.80. Nicole Christensen would come in third in the event as well with a time of 4:26.53.

On the men's side of the 400 IM, Suchanski and Giannis Skarris finished second and third with collective marks of 3:55.59 and 3:56.77 to close out the top-three finishes in competition for TCU.

Larcada Herrera would win on women's 1-meter, scoring a 263.80. On the men's side, David Ekdahl finished second after totaling a 330.15.

NEW TOP-10 TIMES
2nd – Nina Vadovicova – 100 breast (1:00.37)
3rd – Avery Dillon - 1650 free (16:35.14)
6th – Avery Dillon – 500 free (4:50.09)
7th – Taber, Vadovicova, Finn, Victoria Kotsar – 400 medley relay (3:40.26)
8th – Molly Cullen – 50 free (23.08)
9th – Taylor Steelman – 1650 free (16:53.36)
10th – Cicanci, Clough, Forbes, Horton – 200 medley relay (1:26.60)
10th – Hristov, Forbes, Rozenberg, Horton – 200 free relay (1:20.17)

UP NEXT
TCU will next compete from Nov. 14-16 at the Texas Diving Invitational in Austin.