FORT MYERS, Fla. - The Florida Gulf Coast swimming and diving team continued action in the Eagle Invitational on Saturday from the FGCU Aquatics Complex. As the invitational comes to a close, the Eagles took their second straight victory of the season, scoring 2527.25 points, beating both Miami and Tampa.


WINNER: Florida Gulf Coast University
FINAL STANDINGS: 1. Florida Gulf Coast (2527.25), 2. Tampa (2342), 3. Miami (1814.75)
LOCATION: FGCU Aquatics Complex (Fort Myers, Fla.)
FULL RESULTS

• The group of Izzy Ackley, Cassie Bauer, Leah Gentry-Tuney, and Nadia Helm placed first in the 200 medley relay with a time of 1:40.65.
• In the 100 fly, Ackley secured first with a time of 54.09.
• Jasmin Kroll took third in the 200 free with a time of 1:51.52.
• With a time of 1:02.38, Bauer touched first in the 100 breast.
• Ackley secured first in the 100 back with a NCAA qualification time of 51.92. As of October 11th, Ackley has the fifth fastest time in the country for the 2025-26 season.
• With a time of 7:29.50, the group of Kroll, Libby Freeman, Helm, and Gentry-Tuney took second in the 800 free relay.
• In the 1m dive, Alexandra Andueza placed first with a zone qualifying score of 273.40, and Rylie Darkatsh and Kaylin Olson tied for second with a score of 231.40.
• In the team diving, the pairing of Bella Pfeil and Darkatsh secured first, and the pairing of Olson and Sydney Joiner placed second.
• Ackley touched first in the 100 IM with a time of 55.37, which is a new school record. Bauer followed behind Ackley, taking second with a time of 55.96.
• Aislyn Barnett was victorious in the 1650 free with a time of 16:54.55, which is the ninth best in school history. In addition, Barnett's 1000 free time of 10:11.54 sits as the sixth best in school history.
• In the 200 back, Ackley took first and set a new school record with her time of 1:53.44, which is also good for a NCAA qualification time. As of October 11th, Ackley has the fourth fastest time in the country for the 2025-26 season.
• Gentry-Tuney placed first in the 100 free with a time of 50.10.
• With a time of 2:13.94 (fifth best in school history), Barnett secured first in the 200 breast.
• The group of Kroll, Mia Burke, Helm, and Gentry-Tuney placed second in the 400 free relay.

Head Coach Dave Rollins - "It always is great to defend the nest and get a win for FGCU. Especially against great competition. Miami being in the ACC and Tampa as one of the best D2 schools in the country provides great opportunities for us and those showed. We now have a great training block ahead of us to carry this momentum into November. Wings Up!"


The Eagles have a month off from competition before heading to Houston, Texas from Nov. 19-21 to take part in the Phill Hansel Invitational.

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