By james art 
In the final results of the FSU team No. 25, the 196-65 margins against the Spartans ranked No. 4 in the NCAA D-II poll. Men No. 21 Seminole won 183-79 vs. 2 UT.
Florida women won 12 of 14 events, and men demanded a win at 11 of 14. The women declared at least the first three places in nine events, including shows, where they swept the first five, six, seven and eight places. The men finished first and second in seven events and won the first four and five places in the other two.
Prior to the meeting, Seminoles recognized their 24 adults as part of the senior day team’s annual holidays. On Friday afternoon, they celebrated the last meeting at home in 2024-25 for the FSU men and the penultimate race at the Women’s Home Campaign.
“It was a great day, today our adults were swimming very well, which was special,” FSU chief trainer Neil cold He said. “We had many families here. Many people who are grateful for everything they gave them FSU and we are grateful for what they did for our program, so it was amazing today. I don’t think everyone makes a senior day like us, With copies and everything.
“I’m really excited by a few great wins today. Tampa was floating very well, they had some really good floats and hope they could go back to national champions in Division II. We are grateful that they came and had a great day .
Three of Florida’s individual victories came from the freshman Logan RobinsonS Its first is in the butterfly of 200 yards with a time of 1: 43.67 to help the FSU to sweep the first four places. Robinson took another individual 100 freestyle victory with a time of 44.15, leading Seminols to the final 1-2. Robinson ended his winning day with 47.66 in the 100 butterflies to reach another 1-2-3-4 finals.
Adolescents Tomasso Barabel and Julia Manson Helped FSU to sweep the bust events as both Seminoles won 100 and 200 events. The bar won 100 in 53.48 and 200 in 1: 56.03, as Florida stated 1-2 graduations in both competitions. Manson won 100 in 1: 01.28, and 200 in 2: 14.38, as Seminoles removed the first four places in both competitions.
Two of the senior Gloria Music Three wins were in individual events. She took her first victory for the day in the 50s of the freestyle with a time of 22.74, bringing Seminols to the first five times in the event. Shortly thereafter, the senior celebrated his second victory for the day in the 100 freestyle in 49.39, a victory that helped Florida to restore the first seven endings.
Senior Edith Jernsted The Seminols brought to their biggest victory for the day, as they rammed the first eight places in the 100 butterflies. Jernsted’s time from 52.19 The Field.
Junior Mika Heideer He won the 200 freestyle with a time of 1: 48.07, as Seminoles claimed the first six places. The men scored the first five endings in the 100 rear, entitled by the fifth year Mason Herbet With a time of 46.58.
Freshman Alice Veldon I first took the 100 back with a time of 52.95, helping the FSU to protect first, second and third.
The Seminols finished first and second in four individual events. Senior Madi Hugins Won 200 individual medals at 2: 02.28 while junior Julia Brezovsky Won 1000 freestyle at 10: 01.88. Pair of freshmen joined them, Michel Archangel in 200 backs in 1: 40.50 and Matthias Christensen in 200 individual medals in 1: 46.74.
Individual victories were also recorded since the fifth year Yordan Yanchev With 1: 34.83 in 200 freestyle and sophomore Maysa Ratiu In 500 freestyle in 4: 55.16.
In relay events, women from Florida went 1-2-3 to both events, while the men posted 1-2 graduation in each race. Women opened 1: 37.95 in the 200 medals relay thanks to Jernstedt, Huggins, Grasprant Jenny Halden And the Muse. They restricted the 1: 31.87 match in the 200 freestyle relay with the kindness of the freshmen Merin McDaed., Nika cratejunior Kiara kaamano and a freshman Is Mary HardmanS
The men opened the meeting with the 200 Medley relay in 1: 25.12 via Herbet, Baraveli, Arkhangelskiy and Junior Sam BorkS In order to complete the day, Bork, Archangel, Elderly Arijus Pavlidi and Jokubas keblys He won the 200 freestyle relay with 1: 18.55.
Next, Florida hosted state rival Miami on Monday, January 27, at 2 pm at the Morcom Aquatics Center. The FSU women’s team and men’s divers will board the pool against hurricanes. The full schedule of Seminoles can be found at seminoles.com (men | women).
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