Photo by: Mallory Peak | Louisville Athletics
October 22, 2026 | Swimming & Diving
Louisville set five Rolfs Aquatics Center records
SOUTH BEND, Ind. – The No. 12/8-ranked University of Louisville men's and women's swim and dive teams swept Notre Dame on Thursday afternoon at the Rolfs Aquatics Center in South Bend, Ind. The women's team dominated 213-83 while the men's team came out on top 188-111.
The Cardinal men helped get the action started for UofL after securing the first pool record of the meet in the 200-medley relay. Filip Kosinski (21.50 split), Finnley Conklin (23.86 split), Aiden Musso (19.82 split) and Nikita Sheremet (18.70 split) posted a 1:23.88 to win the event.
Thilda Hall broke the first pool record for the Louisville women, going the distance with a 9:33.67 in the 1000 free. The sophomore also won the 500 free with a 4:43.36 to tie for the team lead with two individual victories.
Anastasia Gorbenko continued to show out for the Cardinal women after earning a pair of pool records. She turned in a personal-best 1:42.95 in the 200 free to set her first pool record of the day, a time that ranks No. 2 in school history. Gorbenko recorded another personal best in the 400 IM, notching a 4:06.34 to claim her second pool record of the meet and secure the third best performance in program history.
Kosinski was the lone male to claim an individual pool record on the day, clocking a personal-best 1:39.47 in the 200 back, a mark that sits at No. 3 in Louisville's record book.
For the first diving session, the UofL women swept the 3-meter springboard with Maud Van Kempen coming out on top with a 295.28. Samm Helmboldt (279.53) took second and Audree Brazeau-Howes (276.60) finished third. Mack Molloy topped the leaderboard for the Cardinal men in the 1-meter after coming in third with a 333.83.
In the second diving session, the Cardinal women once again claimed the top three spots in the 1-meter. Helmboldt (295.50) took the title while Van Kempen (289.65) followed in second, and Brazeau-Howes (283.28) rounded it out in third. Ray Preas led the UofL men in the 3-meter with a 369.45 to finish second. Molloy closed out diving action for Louisville after taking third with a 339.38.
RESULTS
(PR) = Pool Record
Women's 200 Medley Relay
Anastasia Gorbenko, Caroline Larsen, Julia Ogren and Julie Mishler (1:35.39)
Men's 200 Medley Relay
Filip Kosinski (21.50 split), Finnley Conklin (23.86 split), Aiden Musso (19.82 split) and Nikita Sheremet (18.70 split) – 1:23.88 (PR)
Women's 1000 Freestyle
Thilda Hall – 9:33.67 (PR)
Leticia Fassina Romao – 9:33.77
Men's 1000 Freestyle
Max Hatcher – 9:03.40
Kayden Lancaster – 9:26.49
Women's 200 Freestyle
Anastasia Gorbenko – 1:42.95 (PR)
Mary Clarke – 1:44.03
Maya Bezanson – 1:46.31
Xeniya Ignatova – 1:46.44
Men's 200 Freestyle
Oscar Isberg – 1:35.45
Luca Ceccarelli – 1:36.01
Ethan Gover – 1:37.34
Owen Stevens – 1:37.36
Women's 100 Backstroke
Julie Mishler – 52.12
Summer Cardwell – 54.87
Sadie Murphy – 54.87
Men's 100 Backstroke
Filip Kosinski – 45.92
Rian Graham – 46.36
Nate Thomas – 48.33
Fritz Dietz – 49.01
Women's 100 Breaststroke
Caroline Larsen – 59.20
Anna Inagaki – 1:00.69
Men's 100 Breaststroke
Finnley Conklin – 53.08
Jake Eccleston – 53.65
Grant Gooding – 54.98
Ryder Hicks – 56.26
Women's 200 Butterfly
Kaitlyn Sallows – 2:00.13
Daria Golovaty – 2:00.37
Sophia Rodriguez – 2:01.72
Men's 200 Butterfly
Gregg Enoch – 1:43.28
Lucas Jue – 1:46.95
Harrison Smith – 1:47.22
Women's 50 Freestyle
Angelina Solari – 22.51
Avery Karl – 23.21
Julia Ogren – 23.41
Thilda Hall – 23.45
Men's 50 Freestyle
Nikita Sheremet – 19.25
Aiden Musso – 19.66
Ethan Gover – 20.59
Women's 3-meter Diving
Maud Van Kempen – 295.28
Samm Helmboldt – 279.53
Audree Brazeau-Howes – 276.60
Men's 1-meter Diving
Mack Molloy – 333.83
Ray Preas – 332.78
Rayce Winn – 324.08
Colin Kruer – 279.68
Women's 100 Freestyle
Mary Clarke – 48.84
Julie Mishler – 48.89
Daria Golovaty – 49.25
Julia Ogren – 50.27
Men's 100 Freestyle
Nikita Sheremet – 42.67
Ethan Gover – 44.45
Aidan Kaplan – 45.06
Women's 200 Backstroke
Xeniya Ignatova – 1:53.95
Maya Bezanson – 1:56.15
Leticia Fassina Romao – 2:00.83
Sadie Murphy – 2:01.02
Men's 200 Backstroke
Filip Kosinski – 1:39.47 (PR)
Nate Thomas – 1:45.11
Chase Knopf – 1:47.17
Women's 200 Breaststroke
Anna Inagaki – 2:11.21
Kaitlyn Sallows – 2:15.17
Men's 200 Breaststroke
Jake Eccleston – 1:55.76
Grant Gooding – 2:02.68
Ryder Hicks – 2:02.77
Women's 500 Freestyle
Thilda Hall – 4:43.36
Summer Cardwell – 4:48.97
Amelia Bodenstab – 4:49.44
Men's 500 Freestyle
Oscar Isberg – 4:23.22
Max Hatcher – 4:23.94
Owen Stevens – 4:25.50
Luca Ceccarelli – 4:30.76
Women's 100 Butterfly
Caroline Larsen – 51.92
Angelina Solari – 54.17
Sophia Rodriguez – 54.18
Men 's 100 Butterfly
Aiden Musso – 45.54
Rian Graham – 45.92
Filip Kosinski – 48.01
Aidan Kaplan – 48.90
Women's 1-meter Diving
Samm Helmboldt – 295.50
Maud Van Kempen – 289.65
Audree Brazeau-Howes – 283.28
Men's 3-meter Diving
Ray Preas – 369.45
Mack Molloy – 339.38
Rayce Winn – 324.23
Colin Kruer – 204.98
Women's 400 IM
Anastasia Gorbenko – 4:06.34 (PR)
Maya Bezanson – 4:14.04
Kaitlyn Sallows – 4:16.57
Sadie Murphy – 4:29.03
Men's 400 IM
Gregg Enoch – 3:49.57
Owen Stevens – 3:53.93
Chase Knopf – 3:54.88
Lucas Jue – 3:56.92
Women's 400 Freestyle Relay
Caroline Larsen (47.68 split), Angelina Solari (48.80 split), Daria Golovaty (48.91 split) and Mary Clarke (47.69 split) – 3:13.08
Men's 400 Freestyle Relay
Nikita Sheremet (42.39 split), Rian Graham (42.78 split), Aiden Musso (42.96 split) and Aidan Kaplan (44.10 split) - 2:52.23
UP NEXT
The Cards will send select swimmers to the Team USA SC World Championship Trials in Westmont, Ill., on Thursday, Oct. 29 through Saturday, Oct. 31. Start time has yet to be announced.
For the latest information on Louisville Swimming & Diving, visit GoCards.com, or follow the team's Instagram and X accounts at @louisvillesd or on Facebook at facebook.com/LouisvilleSD.
The Cardinal men helped get the action started for UofL after securing the first pool record of the meet in the 200-medley relay. Filip Kosinski (21.50 split), Finnley Conklin (23.86 split), Aiden Musso (19.82 split) and Nikita Sheremet (18.70 split) posted a 1:23.88 to win the event.
Thilda Hall broke the first pool record for the Louisville women, going the distance with a 9:33.67 in the 1000 free. The sophomore also won the 500 free with a 4:43.36 to tie for the team lead with two individual victories.
Anastasia Gorbenko continued to show out for the Cardinal women after earning a pair of pool records. She turned in a personal-best 1:42.95 in the 200 free to set her first pool record of the day, a time that ranks No. 2 in school history. Gorbenko recorded another personal best in the 400 IM, notching a 4:06.34 to claim her second pool record of the meet and secure the third best performance in program history.
Kosinski was the lone male to claim an individual pool record on the day, clocking a personal-best 1:39.47 in the 200 back, a mark that sits at No. 3 in Louisville's record book.
For the first diving session, the UofL women swept the 3-meter springboard with Maud Van Kempen coming out on top with a 295.28. Samm Helmboldt (279.53) took second and Audree Brazeau-Howes (276.60) finished third. Mack Molloy topped the leaderboard for the Cardinal men in the 1-meter after coming in third with a 333.83.
In the second diving session, the Cardinal women once again claimed the top three spots in the 1-meter. Helmboldt (295.50) took the title while Van Kempen (289.65) followed in second, and Brazeau-Howes (283.28) rounded it out in third. Ray Preas led the UofL men in the 3-meter with a 369.45 to finish second. Molloy closed out diving action for Louisville after taking third with a 339.38.
RESULTS
(PR) = Pool Record
Women's 200 Medley Relay
Anastasia Gorbenko, Caroline Larsen, Julia Ogren and Julie Mishler (1:35.39)
Men's 200 Medley Relay
Filip Kosinski (21.50 split), Finnley Conklin (23.86 split), Aiden Musso (19.82 split) and Nikita Sheremet (18.70 split) – 1:23.88 (PR)
Women's 1000 Freestyle
Thilda Hall – 9:33.67 (PR)
Leticia Fassina Romao – 9:33.77
Men's 1000 Freestyle
Max Hatcher – 9:03.40
Kayden Lancaster – 9:26.49
Women's 200 Freestyle
Anastasia Gorbenko – 1:42.95 (PR)
Mary Clarke – 1:44.03
Maya Bezanson – 1:46.31
Xeniya Ignatova – 1:46.44
Men's 200 Freestyle
Oscar Isberg – 1:35.45
Luca Ceccarelli – 1:36.01
Ethan Gover – 1:37.34
Owen Stevens – 1:37.36
Women's 100 Backstroke
Julie Mishler – 52.12
Summer Cardwell – 54.87
Sadie Murphy – 54.87
Men's 100 Backstroke
Filip Kosinski – 45.92
Rian Graham – 46.36
Nate Thomas – 48.33
Fritz Dietz – 49.01
Women's 100 Breaststroke
Caroline Larsen – 59.20
Anna Inagaki – 1:00.69
Men's 100 Breaststroke
Finnley Conklin – 53.08
Jake Eccleston – 53.65
Grant Gooding – 54.98
Ryder Hicks – 56.26
Women's 200 Butterfly
Kaitlyn Sallows – 2:00.13
Daria Golovaty – 2:00.37
Sophia Rodriguez – 2:01.72
Men's 200 Butterfly
Gregg Enoch – 1:43.28
Lucas Jue – 1:46.95
Harrison Smith – 1:47.22
Women's 50 Freestyle
Angelina Solari – 22.51
Avery Karl – 23.21
Julia Ogren – 23.41
Thilda Hall – 23.45
Men's 50 Freestyle
Nikita Sheremet – 19.25
Aiden Musso – 19.66
Ethan Gover – 20.59
Women's 3-meter Diving
Maud Van Kempen – 295.28
Samm Helmboldt – 279.53
Audree Brazeau-Howes – 276.60
Men's 1-meter Diving
Mack Molloy – 333.83
Ray Preas – 332.78
Rayce Winn – 324.08
Colin Kruer – 279.68
Women's 100 Freestyle
Mary Clarke – 48.84
Julie Mishler – 48.89
Daria Golovaty – 49.25
Julia Ogren – 50.27
Men's 100 Freestyle
Nikita Sheremet – 42.67
Ethan Gover – 44.45
Aidan Kaplan – 45.06
Women's 200 Backstroke
Xeniya Ignatova – 1:53.95
Maya Bezanson – 1:56.15
Leticia Fassina Romao – 2:00.83
Sadie Murphy – 2:01.02
Men's 200 Backstroke
Filip Kosinski – 1:39.47 (PR)
Nate Thomas – 1:45.11
Chase Knopf – 1:47.17
Women's 200 Breaststroke
Anna Inagaki – 2:11.21
Kaitlyn Sallows – 2:15.17
Men's 200 Breaststroke
Jake Eccleston – 1:55.76
Grant Gooding – 2:02.68
Ryder Hicks – 2:02.77
Women's 500 Freestyle
Thilda Hall – 4:43.36
Summer Cardwell – 4:48.97
Amelia Bodenstab – 4:49.44
Men's 500 Freestyle
Oscar Isberg – 4:23.22
Max Hatcher – 4:23.94
Owen Stevens – 4:25.50
Luca Ceccarelli – 4:30.76
Women's 100 Butterfly
Caroline Larsen – 51.92
Angelina Solari – 54.17
Sophia Rodriguez – 54.18
Men 's 100 Butterfly
Aiden Musso – 45.54
Rian Graham – 45.92
Filip Kosinski – 48.01
Aidan Kaplan – 48.90
Women's 1-meter Diving
Samm Helmboldt – 295.50
Maud Van Kempen – 289.65
Audree Brazeau-Howes – 283.28
Men's 3-meter Diving
Ray Preas – 369.45
Mack Molloy – 339.38
Rayce Winn – 324.23
Colin Kruer – 204.98
Women's 400 IM
Anastasia Gorbenko – 4:06.34 (PR)
Maya Bezanson – 4:14.04
Kaitlyn Sallows – 4:16.57
Sadie Murphy – 4:29.03
Men's 400 IM
Gregg Enoch – 3:49.57
Owen Stevens – 3:53.93
Chase Knopf – 3:54.88
Lucas Jue – 3:56.92
Women's 400 Freestyle Relay
Caroline Larsen (47.68 split), Angelina Solari (48.80 split), Daria Golovaty (48.91 split) and Mary Clarke (47.69 split) – 3:13.08
Men's 400 Freestyle Relay
Nikita Sheremet (42.39 split), Rian Graham (42.78 split), Aiden Musso (42.96 split) and Aidan Kaplan (44.10 split) - 2:52.23
UP NEXT
The Cards will send select swimmers to the Team USA SC World Championship Trials in Westmont, Ill., on Thursday, Oct. 29 through Saturday, Oct. 31. Start time has yet to be announced.
For the latest information on Louisville Swimming & Diving, visit GoCards.com, or follow the team's Instagram and X accounts at @louisvillesd or on Facebook at facebook.com/LouisvilleSD.
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