CAMPBELLSVILLE, Ky. — Campbellsville University established seven school records, highlighted by record-setting distance victories from Naira Jaen Serra and Andreu Jaen Serra, as the Tigers fell to Centre College in Monday's men's and women's dual meets.

• Campbellsville rewrote seven entries in its short-course meters record book. The women set standards in the 1,500-meter freestyle, 200 breaststroke, 400 individual medley, and 200 freestyle relay, while the men established records in the 1,500 freestyle, 200 butterfly, and 200 medley relay.
• Naira Jaen Serra produced the highest-rated performance of the meet. The freshman won the women's 1,500 freestyle in a school-record 18:04.90, earning 598 performance points and achieving an NAIA standard.
• Andreu Jaen Serra led the Campbellsville men in scoring. The junior recorded one victory and two runner-up finishes for a team-high 13 points, with his school-record 17:02.29 in the 1,500 freestyle earning a meet-leading 594 performance points on the men's side.
• The Tigers controlled the top two positions in the men's distance race. Jaen Serra won the 1,500 freestyle, and Oswaldo Pallaroso followed in 17:10.73 to give Campbellsville a 1-2 finish and 13 team points.
• Marlien Crewe-Brown remained Campbellsville's standard-bearer in the breaststroke. Crewe-Brown won the women's 200 breaststroke in a program-record 2:43.40 and finished the meet with one victory, one runner-up result, and one third-place finish.
• Campbellsville's women set records across four event groups. Jaen Serra broke the program marks in the 1,500 freestyle and 400 individual medley, Crewe-Brown lowered the 200 breaststroke standard, and the quartet of Crewe-Brown, Victória Lanza, Lys Banza, and Jaen Serra established a record in the 200 freestyle relay.
• The men stayed within contention despite the final margin. Centre won the men's meet 113-88, while the Colonels took the women's competition 136-68.

Campbellsville opened the meet by setting a men's program record in the 200 medley relay. Domantas Petraitis, Bikash Kumal, Gaamangwe Keitsile, and Kyle Kleinhans combined for a time of 1:50.23.

The Tigers then delivered their strongest collective result in the men's 1,500 freestyle. Jaen Serra touched first in a school-record 17:02.29, while Pallaroso completed Campbellsville's sweep of the top two positions with a 17:10.73. Their swims earned 594 and 579 performance points, respectively, the two highest-rated Campbellsville men's performances of the meet.

Jaen Serra led the women's distance effort by winning the 1,500 freestyle in 18:04.90. Her school-record and NAIA-standard performance received 598 points, the highest performance rating recorded by any swimmer in the dual meet.

In the women's 200 freestyle, Lanza finished in 2:17.03 and earned four team points. Her performance received a 514-point rating and ranked among Campbellsville's five highest-rated women's swims.

Jaen Serra returned to win the 400 individual medley, establishing another program record with a time of 5:24.25. She finished with two victories and one runner-up result, tying Centre's Avery Hutchison with a meet-high 18 individual points.

Keitsile added his name to the Campbellsville record book in the men's 200 butterfly, completing the race in 2:17.72. The swim represented one of three men's program records established during the meet.

Crewe-Brown delivered Campbellsville's third individual victory in the women's competition. She won the 200 breaststroke in 2:43.40, lowering the Tigers' short-course meters record and earning a 551-point performance rating. Crewe-Brown accumulated nine individual points through one first-place, one second-place, and one third-place finish.

Chase Maclou and Kirkland May supplied additional victories for the Campbellsville men. Each scored 11 points with one first-place and one third-place finish, while Kumal recorded two first-place finishes and one runner-up result during the meet.

The women concluded the record-setting effort in the 200 freestyle relay. Crewe-Brown, Lanza, Banza, and Jaen Serra combined for a program-best time of 1:57.62, giving Campbellsville its fourth women's record of the meet.

Campbellsville returns to competition Oct. 31 when the Tigers host Asbury University.