
TCU Concludes Sterkel Classic
1/31/2026 1:26:00 PM | Swimming and Diving
Horned Frogs participate in final tune up before Big 12 Championships
AUSTIN, Texas – In the final competition for the TCU swimming and diving team in the month of January, the Frogs earned numerous victories and top-three finishes on Saturday afternoon at Lee and Joe Jamail Texas Swimming Center.
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Edgar Cicanci, Nikola Koltin, Seanna Muhitch, Sydney Inman, Peter Horton, Taylor Steelman and Emma Larcada Herrera were the TCU representatives who earned victories throughout today's meet. A total of one new top-10 mark was set, as Larcada Herrera did so with her victory on 3-meter.
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The first top-three finish for TCU came in the 400 IM, as Inman finished third with a 4:23.59. The Frogs would then earn another impressive performance in the 100 back with Edgar Cicanci placing atop the podium with a mark of 46.76.
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The men's 200 breast saw Nikola Koltin (1:58.89) place first and Felipe Goncalves (2:00.98) take third. In the next event, Seanna Muhitch would touch the wall in 5:07.19 to win the 500 free. The men's rendition of this event would see Luka Cavic (4:29.14) and Max Zinn (4:36.60) grab the second and third spots on the leaderboard.
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Aaron Wilmes would throw down a 15:28.83 to secure a third-place result in the 1650 free. The trio of Inman (2:05.15), Stella Todd (2:05.84) and Nicole Christensen would notch the top-three times in the 200 IM to give the Frogs some momentum heading into the final events.
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The momentum was capitalized upon, as freshman Avery Dillon would start things out and place third in the 100 free with a 50.66. Horton would then go on to win the men's portion of the event, touching the wall in 43.71 while teammate Nick Rozenberg tallied third with a 45.39.
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Amanda Ulicny (2:06.77) and Inge Ehm (2:07.61) earned top-three marks in the 200 fly. In the final individual event of the day, Steelman won the 200 back with a 1:59.79 while Cicanci also earned a victory in the event, throwing down a 1:44.46. Filip Suchanski finished right behind him in second place with a time of 1:46.41.
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In diving Emma Larcada Herrera was the star of the show, earning victories on 1-meter (292.35) and 3-meter (325.90). Her 3-meter result was good enough to set a new personal best and secure the fifth-best score in program history. On 1-meter, Odessa Kack (281.80) and Lauren Cey (273.00) also earned spots on the podium to give TCU the top three finishers in the event.
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TOP-10 MARKS SET
5th – Emma Larcada Herrera – 1-meter diving (325.90)
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UP NEXT
The TCU swimming and diving team will now set its sights on Greensboro, North Carolina, for the Big 12 Championships, which run from Feb. 24-28 at Greensboro Aquatic Center.
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FOLLOW THE FROGS
For more information on TCU Swimming and Diving, visit gofrogs.com and follow the team on social media: @TCUSwimDive on X and Facebook, @TCU_SwimDive on Instagram.
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Edgar Cicanci, Nikola Koltin, Seanna Muhitch, Sydney Inman, Peter Horton, Taylor Steelman and Emma Larcada Herrera were the TCU representatives who earned victories throughout today's meet. A total of one new top-10 mark was set, as Larcada Herrera did so with her victory on 3-meter.
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The first top-three finish for TCU came in the 400 IM, as Inman finished third with a 4:23.59. The Frogs would then earn another impressive performance in the 100 back with Edgar Cicanci placing atop the podium with a mark of 46.76.
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The men's 200 breast saw Nikola Koltin (1:58.89) place first and Felipe Goncalves (2:00.98) take third. In the next event, Seanna Muhitch would touch the wall in 5:07.19 to win the 500 free. The men's rendition of this event would see Luka Cavic (4:29.14) and Max Zinn (4:36.60) grab the second and third spots on the leaderboard.
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Aaron Wilmes would throw down a 15:28.83 to secure a third-place result in the 1650 free. The trio of Inman (2:05.15), Stella Todd (2:05.84) and Nicole Christensen would notch the top-three times in the 200 IM to give the Frogs some momentum heading into the final events.
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The momentum was capitalized upon, as freshman Avery Dillon would start things out and place third in the 100 free with a 50.66. Horton would then go on to win the men's portion of the event, touching the wall in 43.71 while teammate Nick Rozenberg tallied third with a 45.39.
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Amanda Ulicny (2:06.77) and Inge Ehm (2:07.61) earned top-three marks in the 200 fly. In the final individual event of the day, Steelman won the 200 back with a 1:59.79 while Cicanci also earned a victory in the event, throwing down a 1:44.46. Filip Suchanski finished right behind him in second place with a time of 1:46.41.
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In diving Emma Larcada Herrera was the star of the show, earning victories on 1-meter (292.35) and 3-meter (325.90). Her 3-meter result was good enough to set a new personal best and secure the fifth-best score in program history. On 1-meter, Odessa Kack (281.80) and Lauren Cey (273.00) also earned spots on the podium to give TCU the top three finishers in the event.
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TOP-10 MARKS SET
5th – Emma Larcada Herrera – 1-meter diving (325.90)
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UP NEXT
The TCU swimming and diving team will now set its sights on Greensboro, North Carolina, for the Big 12 Championships, which run from Feb. 24-28 at Greensboro Aquatic Center.
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FOLLOW THE FROGS
For more information on TCU Swimming and Diving, visit gofrogs.com and follow the team on social media: @TCUSwimDive on X and Facebook, @TCU_SwimDive on Instagram.
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