University of Delaware Athletics

10/31/2026 8:50:00 PM | Women's Swimming & Diving
NEWARK, Del. – University of Delaware women's swimming and diving was defeated by Penn in its first-counted home meet of the season by a score of 190.5-109.5
The Fightin' Blue Hens earned four wins on the day, including two from Piper Price. In addition, they recorded 13 top-three finishes.
Price recorded two first place and two second-place finishes for 22 of Delaware's 109.5 points.
RESULTS
Starting off the day in the 200-medley relay, the quartet of Sophie Fredericks, Price, Carolyne Jia, and Mabel Zegowitz placed second at 1:43.16.
Elisa Spera finished in third in the 1000-free at 10:33.36.
Olivia Willemsen took first in the 200-free at 1:50.65 with Zegowitz coming in second at 1:51.56.
Fredericks won the 100-fly at 54.69 for her first-career home win. finished the 100-back at 55.31, and took second and third in the 200-back at 2:02.24.
Price picked up her first-of-two wins on the day in the 100-breast at 1:04.83 with her other coming in the 200-breast at 2:18.00. The latter was a season best, taking 0.44 seconds off her best time across her first two meets of the year.
Olivia Auwarter placed second in the 200-fly at 2:04.36.
Keira Allison finished second in the 3-meter dive, scoring 250.88.
Zegowitz and Willemsen placed on the podium together in the 100-free at 51.53 and 51.55, respectively. Willemsen took third in the 50-free at 24.01, closing out her day of individual races.
Kelsey McPeek finished in third in the 200-breast at 2:23.65.
Zoe Weker placed third in the 500-free, swimming to a time of 5:11.74.
To conclude the day, Delaware's 400-free relay team placed second against five squads from Penn. Willemsen, Jia, Naia Legarda, and Zegowitz finished at 3:26.12.
UP NEXT
The Blue Hens' head back on the road for a three-day midseason meet, the Princeton Big Al Invitational in Princeton, N.J., from November 20-22.
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The Fightin' Blue Hens earned four wins on the day, including two from Piper Price. In addition, they recorded 13 top-three finishes.
Price recorded two first place and two second-place finishes for 22 of Delaware's 109.5 points.
RESULTS
Starting off the day in the 200-medley relay, the quartet of Sophie Fredericks, Price, Carolyne Jia, and Mabel Zegowitz placed second at 1:43.16.
Elisa Spera finished in third in the 1000-free at 10:33.36.
Olivia Willemsen took first in the 200-free at 1:50.65 with Zegowitz coming in second at 1:51.56.
Fredericks won the 100-fly at 54.69 for her first-career home win. finished the 100-back at 55.31, and took second and third in the 200-back at 2:02.24.
Price picked up her first-of-two wins on the day in the 100-breast at 1:04.83 with her other coming in the 200-breast at 2:18.00. The latter was a season best, taking 0.44 seconds off her best time across her first two meets of the year.
Olivia Auwarter placed second in the 200-fly at 2:04.36.
Keira Allison finished second in the 3-meter dive, scoring 250.88.
Zegowitz and Willemsen placed on the podium together in the 100-free at 51.53 and 51.55, respectively. Willemsen took third in the 50-free at 24.01, closing out her day of individual races.
Kelsey McPeek finished in third in the 200-breast at 2:23.65.
Zoe Weker placed third in the 500-free, swimming to a time of 5:11.74.
To conclude the day, Delaware's 400-free relay team placed second against five squads from Penn. Willemsen, Jia, Naia Legarda, and Zegowitz finished at 3:26.12.
UP NEXT
The Blue Hens' head back on the road for a three-day midseason meet, the Princeton Big Al Invitational in Princeton, N.J., from November 20-22.
FOLLOW ON SOCIAL
For the latest on Delaware men's and women's swimming & diving, follow the Fightin' Blue Hens on X, Instagram, and like on Facebook.
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