Florida @ Virginia
- Friday, October 10th, 2025
- Aquatic & Fitness Center, Charlottesville, Virginia
- Short Course Yards (25 yards)
- Livestream ($)
- Live Results available on MeetMobile: “2026 UVA vs Florida”
The University of Florida is in Charlottesville, Virginia, for a dual meet against the Cavaliers today, with competition set to begin at 11 a.m. Eastern.
The meet features a top-10 matchup on both the men’s and women’s sides. The Virginia women and Florida men enter as the favorites, with the Cavalier women ranked No. 1 and the Gator women No. 9, while the Gator men are No. 3 and the Virginia men No. 8, per the latest SwimSwam Power Rankings.
Entries were not available at the time of publication, but stay tuned for live updates throughout the meet.
Women’s 200 Medley Relay
Top 3 Finishers:
- Virginia ‘A’ – 1:33.54
- Virginia ‘B’ – 1:35.46
- Virginia ‘C” – 1:36.54
Virginia’s quartet of Sara Curtis (23.25), Smilte Plytnykaite (26.93), Claire Curzan (22.25) and Anna Moesch (21.11) dominated the women’s 200 medley relay from start to finish, winning in 1:33.54.
The win came by just under two seconds over Virginia’s own ‘B’ and ‘C’ squads, who posted 1:35.46 and 1:36.54.
Virginia’s winning time overtakes Texas’ previous NCAA-leading mark of 1:34.52 by almost a second and obliterates their own former season best of 1:35.56 from College Swimming League Match #4.
The Gators’ ‘A’ squad of Zuri Ferguson (24.37), Madeline Moreth (27.64), Lainy Kruger (24.16) and Maeline Bessard (22.72) swam a season-best 1:38.89 for fourth overall.
Men’s 200 Medley Relay
Top 3 Finishers:
- Florida ‘A’ – 1:23.24
- Virginia ‘A’ – 1:23.47
- Virginia ‘B’ – 1:25.62
Much like the women’s race, the men’s 200 medley relay was led from start to finish by one team, this time the Florida Gators. The team of Jonny Marshall (20.98), Nil Cadevall (23.92), Scotty Buff (19.70) and Devin Dilger (18.64) clocked 1:23.24 to out-touch Virginia (1:23.47) by 0.23.
Virginia’s Spencer Nicholas (21.38) and Danis Volontir (23.97) put the Cavaliers just over four tenths back at the halfway exchange. Sophomore Thomas Heilman (19.54) pulled Virginia to within less than half a stroke length on the fly leg, but Florida had built enough of a cushion over the front half to hold on, even as Maximus Williamson threw down an 18.58 anchor leg.
Virginia’s ‘B’ team outdueled Florida’s ‘B’ squad, 1:25.62 to 1:25.96, for third place.
Florida now ranks second in the NCAA this season, with Virginia moving up to third. Arizona State leads the country with the 1:21.73 it swam against UNLV on Oct. 2.
Women’s 1000 Freestyle
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Men’s 1000 Freestyle
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Women’s 200 Freestyle
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Men’s 200 Freestyle
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Women’s 100 Backstroke
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Men’s 100 Backstroke
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Women’s 100 Breaststroke
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Men’s 100 Breaststroke
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Women’s 200 Butterfly
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Women’s 50 Freestyle
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Women’s 100 Freestyle
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Women’s 200 Backstroke
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Women’s 500 Freestyle
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Women’s 100 Butterfly
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Women’s 400 IM
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Men’s 400 IM
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Women’s 400 Freestyle Relay
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Men’s 400 Freestyle Relay
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