
Photo by: Nicole Finch | Louisville Athletics
November 05, 2026 | Swimming & Diving
Louisville won four individual events and one relay.
INDIANAPOLIS – The No. 9/7-ranked University of Louisville men's and women's swim teams took second place at the College Swim League wild card match on Thursday evening at the IU Natatorium in Indianapolis.
The Cards claimed 456 points and won four individual events along with a relay to secure second. Indiana scored 592 points to win the wild card and advance to the CSL championship on Friday, Nov. 6. Stanford (357.5) finished third while California (314.5) came in fourth.
Anastasia Gorbenko led the way for the UofL women once again, starting her night with a 2:05.05 to win the 200 breast by more than three seconds. Later in the meet, she won her second event of the evening with a 51.80 in the 100 IM. Gorbenko has now won both events in all three of her CSL matches.
Nikita Sheremet powered the Cardinal men, opening his stellar performance with a blazing 18.76 in the 50 free. The sophomore has dominated the event after notching victory in all three of his CSL matches. Sheremet capped his night by anchoring the 200-medley relay super skins with a 19.90 split to help Filip Kosinski (22.03 split), Finnley Conklin (24.49 split) and Rian Graham (21.24 split) win with a 1:27.66. Aiden Musso rounded out the individual winners with a 45.50 in the 100 fly, marking the junior's first individual victory at the CSL.
RESULTS
(CR) = CSL Record
Women's 200 Back
Mary Clarke – 1:53.00
Xeniya Ignatova – 1:54.75
Men's 200 Back
Filip Kosinski – 1:38.90
Nate Thomas – 1:44.13
Women's 200 Breast
Anastasia Gorbenko – 2:05.05
Anna Inagaki – 2:09.71
Men's 200 Breast
Finnley Conklin – 1:53.30
Jake Eccleston – 1:54.55
Women's 500 Free
Thilda Hall – 4:37.56
Leticia Fassina Romao – 4:41.45
Men's 500 Free
Oscar Isberg – 4:18.82
Max Hatcher – 4:21.10
Women's 200 Free Relay
Caroline Larsen (21.51 split), Anastasia Gorbenko (21.50 split), Julie Mishler (21.85 split) and Daria Golovaty (21.88 split) – 1:26.74
Men's 200 Free Relay
Nikita Sheremet (18.69 split) (CR), Aiden Musso (19.07 split), Aidan Kaplan (19.94 split) and Rian Graham (18.94 split) – 1:16.64
Women's 200 Fly
Maya Bezanson – 1:58.18
Kaitlyn Sallows – 1:58.73
Men's 200 Fly
Gregg Enoch – 1:43.14
Harrison Smith – 1:46.09
Women's 100 IM
Anastasia Gorbenko – 51.80
Caroline Larsen – 52.18
Men's 100 IM
Rian Graham – 48.02
Jake Eccleston – 49.57
Women's 100 Back
Julie Mishler – 52.21
Xeniya Ignatova – 53.93
Men's 100 Back
Filip Kosinski – 45.85
Nate Thomas – 48.37
Women's 100 Free
Mary Clarke – 47.89
Angelina Solari – 48.56
Men's 100 Free
Ethan Gover – 43.65
Luca Ceccarelli – 43.75
Women's 50 Butterfly Skins
Anastasia Gorbenko – 23.75, 23.78, 23.99, 24.04
Caroline Larsen – 23.63, 23.61, 24.21
Men's 50 Backstroke Skins
Filip Kosinski – 21.67, 22.03, 22.42,
Rian Graham – 21.77, 22.39
Women's 200 IM
Xeniya Ignatova – 1:58.71
Summer Cardwell - 1:59.73
Men's 200 IM
Gregg Enoch – 1:45.46
Nate Thomas – 1:48.28
Women's 100 Breast
Anastasia Gorbenko – 58.09
Anna Inagaki – 59.48
Men's 100 Breast
Finnley Conklin – 52.83
Jake Eccleston – 53.86
Women's 50 Free
Caroline Larsen – 21.77
Julie Mishler – 22.41
Men's 50 Free
Nikita Sheremet – 18.76
Aidan Kaplan – 20.55
Women's 100 Fly
Julia Ogren – 52.72
Angelina Solari – 53.82
Men's 100 Fly
Aiden Musso – 45.50
Rian Graham – 46.69
Women's 200 Free
Mary Clarke – 1:43.87
Daria Golovaty – 1:44.33
Men's 200 Free
Oscar Isberg – 1:34.81
Luca Ceccarelli – 1:35.10
Women's 200 Medley Relay Super Skins
Julie Mishler (25.75 split), Anastasia Gorbenko (26.68 split), Julia Ogren (24.02 split) and Caroline Larsen (22.34 split) – 1:38.79
Men's 200 Medley Relay Super Skins
Filip Kosinski (22.03 split), Finnley Conklin (24.49 split), Rian Graham (21.24 split) and Nikita Sheremet (19.90 split) – 1:27.66
UP NEXT
The Cards head to Columbus, Ohio, to compete in the Ohio State Invite on Tuesday, Nov. 17 through Friday, Nov. 20. Start time has yet to be announced.
The Cards claimed 456 points and won four individual events along with a relay to secure second. Indiana scored 592 points to win the wild card and advance to the CSL championship on Friday, Nov. 6. Stanford (357.5) finished third while California (314.5) came in fourth.
Anastasia Gorbenko led the way for the UofL women once again, starting her night with a 2:05.05 to win the 200 breast by more than three seconds. Later in the meet, she won her second event of the evening with a 51.80 in the 100 IM. Gorbenko has now won both events in all three of her CSL matches.
Nikita Sheremet powered the Cardinal men, opening his stellar performance with a blazing 18.76 in the 50 free. The sophomore has dominated the event after notching victory in all three of his CSL matches. Sheremet capped his night by anchoring the 200-medley relay super skins with a 19.90 split to help Filip Kosinski (22.03 split), Finnley Conklin (24.49 split) and Rian Graham (21.24 split) win with a 1:27.66. Aiden Musso rounded out the individual winners with a 45.50 in the 100 fly, marking the junior's first individual victory at the CSL.
RESULTS
(CR) = CSL Record
Women's 200 Back
Mary Clarke – 1:53.00
Xeniya Ignatova – 1:54.75
Men's 200 Back
Filip Kosinski – 1:38.90
Nate Thomas – 1:44.13
Women's 200 Breast
Anastasia Gorbenko – 2:05.05
Anna Inagaki – 2:09.71
Men's 200 Breast
Finnley Conklin – 1:53.30
Jake Eccleston – 1:54.55
Women's 500 Free
Thilda Hall – 4:37.56
Leticia Fassina Romao – 4:41.45
Men's 500 Free
Oscar Isberg – 4:18.82
Max Hatcher – 4:21.10
Women's 200 Free Relay
Caroline Larsen (21.51 split), Anastasia Gorbenko (21.50 split), Julie Mishler (21.85 split) and Daria Golovaty (21.88 split) – 1:26.74
Men's 200 Free Relay
Nikita Sheremet (18.69 split) (CR), Aiden Musso (19.07 split), Aidan Kaplan (19.94 split) and Rian Graham (18.94 split) – 1:16.64
Women's 200 Fly
Maya Bezanson – 1:58.18
Kaitlyn Sallows – 1:58.73
Men's 200 Fly
Gregg Enoch – 1:43.14
Harrison Smith – 1:46.09
Women's 100 IM
Anastasia Gorbenko – 51.80
Caroline Larsen – 52.18
Men's 100 IM
Rian Graham – 48.02
Jake Eccleston – 49.57
Women's 100 Back
Julie Mishler – 52.21
Xeniya Ignatova – 53.93
Men's 100 Back
Filip Kosinski – 45.85
Nate Thomas – 48.37
Women's 100 Free
Mary Clarke – 47.89
Angelina Solari – 48.56
Men's 100 Free
Ethan Gover – 43.65
Luca Ceccarelli – 43.75
Women's 50 Butterfly Skins
Anastasia Gorbenko – 23.75, 23.78, 23.99, 24.04
Caroline Larsen – 23.63, 23.61, 24.21
Men's 50 Backstroke Skins
Filip Kosinski – 21.67, 22.03, 22.42,
Rian Graham – 21.77, 22.39
Women's 200 IM
Xeniya Ignatova – 1:58.71
Summer Cardwell - 1:59.73
Men's 200 IM
Gregg Enoch – 1:45.46
Nate Thomas – 1:48.28
Women's 100 Breast
Anastasia Gorbenko – 58.09
Anna Inagaki – 59.48
Men's 100 Breast
Finnley Conklin – 52.83
Jake Eccleston – 53.86
Women's 50 Free
Caroline Larsen – 21.77
Julie Mishler – 22.41
Men's 50 Free
Nikita Sheremet – 18.76
Aidan Kaplan – 20.55
Women's 100 Fly
Julia Ogren – 52.72
Angelina Solari – 53.82
Men's 100 Fly
Aiden Musso – 45.50
Rian Graham – 46.69
Women's 200 Free
Mary Clarke – 1:43.87
Daria Golovaty – 1:44.33
Men's 200 Free
Oscar Isberg – 1:34.81
Luca Ceccarelli – 1:35.10
Women's 200 Medley Relay Super Skins
Julie Mishler (25.75 split), Anastasia Gorbenko (26.68 split), Julia Ogren (24.02 split) and Caroline Larsen (22.34 split) – 1:38.79
Men's 200 Medley Relay Super Skins
Filip Kosinski (22.03 split), Finnley Conklin (24.49 split), Rian Graham (21.24 split) and Nikita Sheremet (19.90 split) – 1:27.66
UP NEXT
The Cards head to Columbus, Ohio, to compete in the Ohio State Invite on Tuesday, Nov. 17 through Friday, Nov. 20. Start time has yet to be announced.
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