By Will Baxley on SwimSwam
2025 CAA Swimming and Diving Championship
February 26 – March 2 Hampton Virginia Aquaplex Psych Sheets Meet Central Live Results on Meet Mobile – “2025 CAA Swimming and Diving Championship” Livestream Defending Champions: Men – UNC Wilmington (3x), Women – UNC Wilmington (2x)Both CAA Swimming & Diving Championship trophies will be returning back to Wilmington, North Carolina. This is the fourth time in a row the men won the meet, while the Seahawk women are threepeating victory.
The Seahawks won on depth, but they also boasted a triple winner on both the men’s and the women’s side. Freshman Maeren McGonigal pulled off the 200 IM/100 back/200 back triple, while sophomore William Carrico swept the 500 free, 400 IM, and 200 breast for his triple crown.
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William & Mary was the runner-up on the women’s side, moving up from their third place finish last year. Despite losing their lead on the last night to UNCW, they still had a strong showing with two individual wins and the final relay win. The Delaware Blue Hens rounded out the top three. On the men’s side, Delaware held their runner-up spot from last year, while Drexel climbed up from #5 to #3.
Final Team Scores
Men
UNCW — 829.5 Delaware — 737 Drexel — 607.5 Towson — 485.5 William & Mary — 410 Monmouth — 158.5Women
UNCW — 1370.5 William & Mary — 1326.5 Delaware — 1267 Northeastern — 1048 Towson — 899 Drexel — 730 Campbell — 372 Monmouth — 320 Stony Brook — 28Night 4 Recap
Drexel once again had a fantastic men’s relay, breaking another conference record. Theo Andrepoulos, Peter Pavalic, Kuba Wasny, and Sebastian Smith combined for a time of 2:52.71. This shaved .02 off Delaware’s 2:52.72 from 2023.
Kwasny also captured the last individual event of the meet, touching in 1:44.10 in the 200 fly. Delaware’s Victoria Novinskiy ran away with the women’s version of the event, swimming 1:57.28 as the only swimmer under 2:00.
The Towson men captured their first victory of the meet thanks to Sean Colson’s 1:42.48 200 back performance.
All Day 4 Winners
Women’s mile: Brittany Corbett (Drexel) —- 16:37.19 Men’s mile: Silas Crosby (UNCW) —- 15.28.33 Women’s 200 back: Maeren McGonical (UNCW) —- 1:55.97 Men’s 200 back: Sean Colson (Towson) —- 1:42.48 Women’s 100 free: Flynn Truskett (William & Mary) —- 49.65 Men’s 100 free: Matvei Namakonov (Delaware) —- 42.90 Women’s 200 breast: Sophia Heilen (William & Mary) —- 2:10.96 Men’s 200 breast: William Carrico (UNCW) —- 1:55.65 Women’s 200 fly: Victoria Novinskiy (Delaware) —- 1:57.28 Men’s 200 fly: Kuba Kwasny (Drexel) —- 1:44.10 Women’s 400 free relay: William & Mary —- 3:20.06 Men’s 400 free relay: Drexel —- 2:52.71 (New conference record, beating Delaware’s 2:52.73 from 2023)Read the full story on SwimSwam: UNCW Men, Women Repeat As CAA Champions
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