CAMPBELLSVILLE, Ky. — Campbellsville University set six short-course-meter program records Saturday as the Tiger men defeated Asbury University 151-105 and the women fell 129-127 in a dual meet decided by two points.

• Campbellsville collected 18 individual victories and six school records between the two squads. The men won 10 events and recorded 11 personal-best swims among 34 entries, while the women earned eight victories and produced four personal bests.
• The men used depth throughout the lineup to secure a 46-point victory. Five Tigers finished among the meet's top six individual scorers, led by Jacob Isacson with 27 points, Oswaldo Pallaroso with 21, and Chase Maclou with 18.
• The women's dual remained undecided until the closing relay. Campbellsville won eight individual events, placed first in both breaststroke races, and established three program records before finishing two points behind the Eagles.
• Marlien Crewe-Brown and Naira Jaen Serra combined to win six individual events. Crewe-Brown led all women with 27 points and four victories, while Jaen Serra won both distance freestyle races and averaged a meet-best 580.5 performance points among Campbellsville's women.
• Campbellsville controlled the men's distance events. Pallaroso won the 800-meter freestyle in 8:51.85 and the 400 freestyle in 4:21.54, while Andreu Jaen Serra finished second in the 800 before winning the 200 butterfly.
• Gaamangwe Keitsile continued to lower the Tigers' butterfly standard. Keitsile established a program record of 57.82 in the 100 butterfly, cutting 7.19 seconds from his previous short-course-meter performance.
• Campbellsville generated several substantial time drops. Kirkland May improved by 17.13 seconds in the 200 freestyle, Victoria Lanza cut 12.61 seconds in the 100 butterfly, and Evelina Lemon lowered her 200 freestyle time by 10.97 seconds.

Campbellsville opened the meet by rewriting both 400 medley relay records. Natasha Maracci, Crewe-Brown, Jaen Serra, and Lanza combined for a women's program-best 4:38.78, while Kyle Kleinhans, Bikash Kumal, Keitsile, and Andreu Jaen Serra established the men's standard at 4:01.44.

Jaen Serra delivered the first individual victory for the Campbellsville women, winning the 800 freestyle in 9:38.68. Clara Katarina Bjorkegren followed in second at 10:09.96, giving the Tigers the top two positions in the opening distance event.

Pallaroso led a similar Campbellsville finish in the men's 800 freestyle. He won in 8:51.85 after lowering his previous mark by 9.92 seconds, while Andreu Jaen Serra placed second in 8:57.62. Pallaroso's swim earned 604 performance points, the highest total by a Tiger during the meet.

Lemon placed second in the women's 200 freestyle with a time of 2:29.51, trimming 10.97 seconds from her previous performance. Kevin Johnson followed with a runner-up finish in the men's race, touching in 2:12.18.

Crewe-Brown began her four-win afternoon by sweeping the women's breaststroke events. She lowered the Campbellsville record in the 100 breaststroke to 1:14.95, a 5.13-second improvement worth 587 performance points, before winning the 200 in 2:48.92.

Maclou supplied the corresponding men's sweep, winning the 100 breaststroke in 1:09.40 and the 200 in 2:32.77. Kumal reinforced Campbellsville's scoring in both events, including a runner-up finish in the 200 breaststroke at 2:34.66.

Keitsile won the men's 50 freestyle in 24.95, with Kumal following in second at 25.10. Keitsile later recorded his program-best 57.82 in the 100 butterfly, placing second with Campbellsville's second-highest performance rating of the meet at 589 points.

Lanza captured the women's 200 butterfly in 2:45.87 before finishing second in the 100 butterfly at 1:12.38. Her 100-meter performance represented a 12.61-second improvement.

Andreu Jaen Serra won the men's 200 butterfly in 2:24.43, while Pallaroso placed third in 2:27.27. Keitsile's record swim later led Campbellsville in the shorter butterfly event.

Isacson controlled the men's backstroke races. He won the 100 in 1:01.92 and established a Campbellsville record of 2:15.38 while winning the 200, accounting for two of his three individual victories.

Jaen Serra returned to win the women's 400 freestyle in 4:35.72, producing 599 performance points for the highest-rated Campbellsville swim of the meet. Pallaroso completed his distance sweep in the men's race, touching first in 4:21.54.

Crewe-Brown closed her individual program with a victory in the 200 individual medley, finishing in 2:39.44 after improving by 4.51 seconds. Maracci followed in second at 2:46.78.

Isacson won the men's 200 individual medley in 2:23.25 to complete his three-victory meet. Johnson added a third-place finish in 2:35.45.

The women concluded the meet with another program record as Lanza, Lys Banza, Bjorkegren, and Jaen Serra combined for a 4:18.08 in the 400 freestyle relay. The performance gave Campbellsville its third women's record of the afternoon, while the Tiger men finished with three records of their own.