COLUMBIA, Ky. — Naira Jaen Serra won the women's 1,000-yard freestyle in school-record time and Andreu Jaen Serra produced Campbellsville's highest-rated men's swim Saturday as the Tigers competed against Lindsey Wilson and Carson-Newman in a double-dual meet.


 

• Naira Jaen Serra delivered Campbellsville's lone event victory. She won the 1,000 freestyle in 10:57.91, lowering her school record by 2.12 seconds and earning a team-best performance rating of 552 points.
• Campbellsville's women placed five swims among their event fields' top five. Jaen Serra added third-place finishes in the 500 freestyle and 200 butterfly, while Marlien Crewe-Brown finished second in both breaststroke races.
• The women recorded six personal bests among 27 entries. Freshman Lys Banza supplied the largest listed improvement, taking 15.09 seconds off her 200 freestyle time with a 2:10.84.
• Andreu Jaen Serra led Campbellsville's men in average performance points. His three-swim average of 504.3 was powered by a 10:12.23 in the 1,000 freestyle, a 7.65-second improvement worth 592 points.
• The men's distance group earned Campbellsville's strongest placements. Andreu Jaen Serra finished third in the 1,000 freestyle and fourth in the 500, while Oswaldo Pallaroso followed in fourth in the 1,000.
• Campbellsville's men produced 13 personal- or season-best performances. The Tigers recorded six personal bests and seven season bests across 46 entries, with Kyle Kleinhans, Chase Maclou, and Gaamangwe Keitsile among those lowering previous marks.
• The Tigers encountered depth from both opposing programs. Campbellsville's women fell 158-89 to Lindsey Wilson and 174-75 to Carson-Newman, while the men lost 188-70 to the Blue Raiders and 198-58 to the Eagles.

Jaen Serra began the individual program with Campbellsville's top women's result, winning the 1,000 freestyle in 10:57.91. She lowered her previous program record by 2.12 seconds and earned nine team points. Victoria Lanza added a fifth-place finish in 12:10.04.

The Campbellsville men followed with two top-four performances in the 1,000 freestyle. Andreu Jaen Serra placed third in 10:12.23 and cut 7.65 seconds from his previous time. Pallaroso touched fourth in 10:26.26, giving the Tigers consecutive finishers in the distance event.

Banza recorded Campbellsville's largest listed time drop in the women's 200 freestyle. She finished sixth in 2:10.84, improving by 15.09 seconds and earning a 435-point performance rating.

Crewe-Brown led the Tigers in the women's 100 breaststroke, placing second in 1:08.36. Her performance earned 542 points, the second-highest rating among Campbellsville's women. Banza followed in fourth at 1:13.90, lowering her previous time by 1.88 seconds.

In the men's 100 breaststroke, Bikash Kumal finished seventh in 1:02.19. Maclou followed in eighth with a personal-best 1:02.83, trimming 0.05 seconds from his previous mark.

Jaen Serra returned in the women's 200 butterfly and finished third in 2:18.67. Keitsile supplied a matching third-place result for the men, recording a personal-best 2:04.64 after lowering his previous time by 0.13 seconds.

Kleinhans led Campbellsville in the men's 100 freestyle, placing fifth in a personal-best 50.76. His 0.12-second improvement earned a 483-point rating, the third-highest among his three swims. Lanza paced the Campbellsville women in the event with a seventh-place time of 57.50.

Crewe-Brown added her second runner-up finish in the women's 200 breaststroke, touching in 2:33.60. She completed the meet with a 472.0 performance average, second only to Jaen Serra among Campbellsville's women.

In the 500 freestyle, Jaen Serra placed third in 5:28.68, while Andreu Jaen Serra finished fourth in the men's race at 4:59.27. The two distance swimmers led their respective Campbellsville squads in average performance points.

Keitsile closed his individual program with a sixth-place finish in the men's 100 butterfly, touching in 53.11. Crewe-Brown led the Tiger women in the event with a fifth-place time of 1:04.76.

Campbellsville's women finished with 36 team points across the combined results, while the men scored 14. The Tigers next compete at the Centre College Invitational beginning Friday, Nov. 20, in Danville, Kentucky.