Freestyle and Medley Relay Groups Excel on Day Two of Atlantic Sun Championships

Thursday, February 20

Knoxville, Tenn.

All Day

University of North Florida

ASUN Championship (Day 2)

Freestyle and Medley Relay Groups Excel on Day Two of Atlantic Sun Championships

2/20/2025 11:00:00 PM | Women's Swimming

Day Two Results

Ospreys Break Another Two School Records

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. - North Florida women's swimming saw continued success on day two of the 2025 Atlantic Sun Swimming & Diving Championships as another two school records were broken and six more top-ten program times were set on Thursday.

The duo of Kayla Daley and Riley McCormick had excellent performances in the 100-yard butterfly, tallying three top-ten program times between the prelims and finals.

The group of Victoria Torres, Abby Noga, Marcia Shaw and Ashley Kephart kicked off the evening finals by breaking the school record for the 200-yard freestyle relay with a combined time of 1:33.30. The previous record was set by Kephart, Shaw, Torres and former teammate Ashley Cozad back at the 2024 ASUN Championships.

To conclude the finals, the group of Katie Carlos, Ashley Kirby, Daley and Torres broke the school record for the 400-yard medley relay, finishing in 3:45.54. The previous record was set by Reeves Showfety, Torres, Daley and Kephart back at the Gamecock Invite in November.

The Ospreys have broken a total of four school records so far in this year's championships, matching their total from last year in just two days.

CLIPBOARD NOTES

Daley had a strong day, tallying a fifth place finish in both the prelims and finals, while also recording two top-ten program times
Aydan Horrigan tied the 10th fastest 400-yard individual medley time in program history during the evening finals, touching the wall in 4:28.63
McCormick tallied the fourth and 11th fastest 100-yard butterfly times in program history with times of 54.99 and 55.85 during the prelims and finals, respectively
The school record for the 400-yard medley relay has been broken twice this competition season

COFFEY TALK
"The second day of the ASUN Championships brought even more success for our program. In the morning, we posted a few top-ten times in program history in both the 100 butterfly and 400 IM, as well as many personal bests. During the evening finals, we started and ended with two school records in the 200 freestyle and 400 medley relays. We are performing at our peak and are only halfway done with the meet. The competition has been very fast and we are meeting the challenge." —- head coach Ian Coffey

UP NEXT
The Ospreys head into day three of the 2025 ASUN Swimming & Diving Championships on Friday with the preliminaries starting at 10 a.m. and the finals beginning at 6 p.m.

Friday's events include the 100-yard backstroke, 100-yard breaststroke, 200-yard butterfly and the 800-yard freestyle relay.