WILMORE, Ky.- Racing through a busy weekend of back-to-back competition, the Campbellsville women's swim team battled hard, finishing their dual against Asbury with 76 team points.

The meet opened with an incredible finish in the 400 Medley Relay, where the A relay of Natasha Maracci, Marlien Crewe-Brown, Victoria Lanza, and Ellie Eisses came just 0.06 seconds shy of first, touching in 4:15.38 for a thrilling second-place finish. The B relay of Sofia Tricoli, Chloe Little, Marissa Toms, and Charlotte Stull also posted a strong swim with a 4:38.60.

Stull led the distance events with a win in the 1000 Free (12:18.10), followed by Adison Melton, who dropped over ten seconds for a personal best. Stull later added another strong swim in the 500 Free (5:56.69).

In the mid-distance events, Lanza claimed first in the 200 Free (2:00.92) and added a top-three finish in the 100 Fly (1:06.75). Evelina Lemon also had a breakthrough performance, posting a personal best 2:09.01 in the 200 Free.

Maracci continued her consistency with a win in the 100 Back (1:03.61), while Tricoli and Eisses followed with solid finishes to sweep key points for the Tigers.

In the 100 Breast, Crewe-Brown captured first place in 1:09.64, and Little recorded a season best 1:17.27 for fourth.

Toms delivered one of the Tigers' best swims of the day with a second-place finish in the 400 IM (5:15.67 SB) and later added a personal best 1:01.48 in the 100 Free.

Campbellsville closed the meet in the 400 Free Relay, with Maracci, Crewe-Brown, Lemon, and Eisses combining for a 4:00.84 finish to cap off the night.

The Tigers now turn their focus to preparing for the Speedo Midseason Invite, set for November 21st through November 23rd at Centre College in Danville, Kentucky.