Friday, October 30, 2026 | Men's Swimming & Diving, Women's Swimming & Diving
Nil Cadevall and Devin Dilger led the Gators in Dual Against No. 13/11 Georgia
ATHENS, Ga. – The No. 3/13 Florida swimming and diving split the meet against the Bulldogs. The men's team swept four events across 10 event victories, to tally a 191-107 finish against while the women fell 97-197 in their battle against Georgia.
Florida men's swimming established dominance early, opening the meet with a one-two finish in the 200 medley relay before junior Luke Corey captured the 1,000 freestyle to extend the Gators' lead. Eight Gators accounted for 10 event victories, highlighted by sophomore Nil Cadevall's individual event victory streak, as he swept his events for the fourth consecutive meet this season. Devin Dilger delivered a standout showing, claiming first in both the 50 and 100 freestyle, while contributing to a pair of winning relays. Aiden Norman led the field in the 200 backstroke, with teammate Matthew Cairns close behind in second, while Abdalla Youssef secured a runner-up finish in the 200 butterfly. Florida closed out its performance on a high note, as Dilger, Norman, Scotty Buff and Marvin Johnson Jr. teamed up to capture the 400 freestyle relay and cap the Gators' 10-event winning effort.
The Florida women were led by strong performances from Lainy Kruger, Julie Brousseau, Catie Choate and freshmen Valentina Procaccini and Maddie Moreth. Kruger secured runner-up honors in the 200 butterfly, while Brousseau followed suit in the 200 individual medley. Choate added a pair of third-place finishes across the backstroke events, while Procaccini placed second in the 500 freestyle and third in the 1,000 freestyle. Moreth also contributed a duo of third-place finishes in the breaststroke events. Florida closed the meet with a second-place finish in the 400 freestyle relay, as Choate, Maeline Bessard, Sylvia Statkevicius and Kruger teamed up to round out the Gators' performance.
Hear From Head Coach Anthony Nesty
"I thought we competed really well today. Our men did a great job from start to finish; and I was proud of the way our women stepped up to the challege of racing a very good Georgia team, unsuited. The energy on the deck was great, and our athletes really showed up and supported one another. We still have work to do, but I liked what I saw from our team today."
Diving
Florida landed on top across all four diving events to play a key role in Saturday's performance by the Gators.
Men's Swimming Results
Men's Diving Results
Women's Swimming Results
Women's Diving Results
Up Next
Gators Swimming & Diving sights are set on mid-season preparations as they plan for their return to Athens, Georgia on Thursday, Nov. 19, for the Georgia Invitational. The four-day meet runs from Thursday, Nov. 19 through Sunday, Nov. 22, at Gabrielson Natatorium. Florida has swept the event the last three consecutive seasons, with the men tallying 947 points and the women 1,044.5 in last year's victory.
Stay Connected
Fans can stay up to date with the Florida Gator swimming & diving teams by following @GatorsSwimDv on X and catch up with the latest news and content of the team. Like the team's Facebook page at Florida Gators Swimming & Diving Fans can also keep up with the team by following them on Instagram at @Gatorsswimdv.
Florida men's swimming established dominance early, opening the meet with a one-two finish in the 200 medley relay before junior Luke Corey captured the 1,000 freestyle to extend the Gators' lead. Eight Gators accounted for 10 event victories, highlighted by sophomore Nil Cadevall's individual event victory streak, as he swept his events for the fourth consecutive meet this season. Devin Dilger delivered a standout showing, claiming first in both the 50 and 100 freestyle, while contributing to a pair of winning relays. Aiden Norman led the field in the 200 backstroke, with teammate Matthew Cairns close behind in second, while Abdalla Youssef secured a runner-up finish in the 200 butterfly. Florida closed out its performance on a high note, as Dilger, Norman, Scotty Buff and Marvin Johnson Jr. teamed up to capture the 400 freestyle relay and cap the Gators' 10-event winning effort.
The Florida women were led by strong performances from Lainy Kruger, Julie Brousseau, Catie Choate and freshmen Valentina Procaccini and Maddie Moreth. Kruger secured runner-up honors in the 200 butterfly, while Brousseau followed suit in the 200 individual medley. Choate added a pair of third-place finishes across the backstroke events, while Procaccini placed second in the 500 freestyle and third in the 1,000 freestyle. Moreth also contributed a duo of third-place finishes in the breaststroke events. Florida closed the meet with a second-place finish in the 400 freestyle relay, as Choate, Maeline Bessard, Sylvia Statkevicius and Kruger teamed up to round out the Gators' performance.
Hear From Head Coach Anthony Nesty
"I thought we competed really well today. Our men did a great job from start to finish; and I was proud of the way our women stepped up to the challege of racing a very good Georgia team, unsuited. The energy on the deck was great, and our athletes really showed up and supported one another. We still have work to do, but I liked what I saw from our team today."
Diving
Florida landed on top across all four diving events to play a key role in Saturday's performance by the Gators.
- Jesus Agundez Mora performed a springboard sweep, the sophomore scored 382.73 on the 1-meter and performed a career-best score of 412.05 on the 3-meter. Miguel Tovar finished second on the 3-meter, scoring 385.95 while Conor Gesing landed in third on the 1-meter (358.20). Jesus Gonzalez placed fifth and seventh respectively.
- Alexa Fung won the 3-meter springboard event, executing the best finish of her sophomore season thus far, while Camyla Monroy held it down on the 1-meter. Juliana Giron Trochez went fifth and fourth while Ava Brinkman finished sixth and fifth in the 1-meter and 3-meter events, respectively.
Men's Swimming Results
| Event | Swimmer | Time | Place |
| 200 Medley Relay | A – J. Marshall, N. Cadevall, T. Pearson, D. Dilger B – S. Buff, J. Willis, Z. Bagi, M. Johnson Jr. |
1:26.52 1:28.45 |
1 2 |
| 1,000 Freestyle | Luke Corey Santiago Alzate |
9:03.29 9:11.75 |
1 3 |
| 200 Freestyle | Aiden Norman Tai Pearson Paul Dardis |
1:35.96 1:38.09 1:39.71 |
2 4 5 |
| 100 Backstroke | Jonny Marshall Scotty Buff Caleb Maldari |
47.50 47.64 48.60 |
1 2 3 |
| 100 Breaststroke | Nil Cadevall Jordan Willis |
53.81 56.31 |
1 3 |
| 200 Butterfly | Abdalla Youssef Matthew Cairns Liam Smith |
1:46.02 1:46.79 1:47.79 |
3 4 5 |
| 50 Freestyle | Devin Dilger Marvin Johnson Jr. Zoltan Bagi |
19.52 20.18 20.18 |
1 T2 T2 |
| 100 Freestyle | Devin Dilger Paul Dardis Marvin Johnson Jr. Zoltan Bagi |
43.29 44.35 44.47 44.74 |
1 2 3 5 |
| 200 Backstroke | Aiden Norman Matthew Cairns Jonny Marshall |
1:43.61 1:48.69 1:48.87 |
1 2 4 |
| 200 Breaststroke | Nil Cadevall Jordan Willis |
1:57.78 2:03.28 |
1 3 |
| 500 Freestyle | Luke Corey Santiago Alzate |
4:26.74 4:27.11 |
3 4 |
| 100 Butterfly | Abdalla Youssef Tai Pearson Scotty Buff |
47.01 47.30 47.73 |
2 3 4 |
| 400 Individual Medley | Nil Cadevall Liam Smith Caleb Maldari |
3:52.20 3:57.80 4:06.96 |
1 4 7 |
| 400 Freestyle Relay | A – D. Dilger, A. Norman, S. Buff, M. Johnson Jr. B – P. Dardis, Z. Bagi, J. Marshall, T. Pearson C – M. Cairns, A. Youssef, L. Corey, L. Smith |
2:54.46 2:58.83 |
1 3 DQ |
Men's Diving Results
| Event | Diver | Score | Place |
| 1-Meter | Jesus Agundez Mora Conor Gesing Jesus Gonzalez Miguel Tovar |
382.73 358.20 314.10 293.33 |
1 3 5 7 |
| 3-Meter | Jesus Agundez Mora Miguel Tovar Conor Gesing Jesus Gonzalez |
412.05 385.95 360.23 356.78 |
1 2 6 7 |
Women's Swimming Results
| Event | Swimmer | Time | Place |
| 200 Medley Relay | A – C. Choate, F. Zucca, G. Rabb, L. Kruger B – Z. Ferguson, M. Moreth, G. Rainey, M. Bessard C – J. Ramey, M. Mayne, Z. Dixon, S. Statkevicius |
1:40.42 1:41.57 1:43.80 |
3 4 6 |
| 1,000 Freestyle | Valentina Procaccini Carla Serra |
9:44.35 10:03.66 |
3 6 |
| 200 Freestyle | Julie Brousseau Valentina Procaccini JoJo Ramey Bomin Kim |
1:47.14 1:48.81 1:51.21 1:52.54 |
4 6 7 8 |
| 100 Backstroke | Catie Choate Zoe Dixon Zuri Ferguson |
53.29 54.30 54.69 |
3 5 6 |
| 100 Breaststroke | Maddie Moreth Francesca Zucca Gracie Weyant Molly Mayne |
1:01.29 1:01.61 1:05.50 1:05.60 |
3 4 7 8 |
| 200 Butterfly | Lainy Kruger Grace Rainey |
2:00.92 2:02.49 |
2 4 |
| 50 Freestyle | Sylvia Statkevicius Maeline Bessard |
23.26 23.51 |
3 5 |
| 100 Freestyle | Lainy Kruger Sylvia Statkevicius Maeline Bessard Grace Rabb |
50.30 50.61 50.82 52.57 |
5 6 7 8 |
| 200 Backstroke | Catie Choate Zuri Ferguson JoJo Ramey |
1:55.86 1:58.45 2:00.05 |
3 5 6 |
| 200 Breaststroke | Maddie Moreth Francesca Zucca Sofia Plaza Molly Mayne |
2:13.61 2:14.57 2:17.30 2:21.39 |
3 5 7 8 |
| 500 Freestyle | Valentina Procaccini Bomin Kim Carla Serra Gracie Weyant |
4:46.95 4:54.11 4:59.71 5:09.03 |
2 3 4 5 |
| 100 Butterfly | Grace Rabb Grace Rainey |
55.26 56.85 |
4 5 |
| 200 Individual Medley | Julie Brousseau Zoe Dixon Bomin Kim Sofia Plaza |
1:59.65 2:00.06 2:04.51 2:06.26 |
2 3 6 8 |
| 400 Freestyle Relay | A – C. Choate, M. Bessard, S. Statkevicius, L. Kruger B -- Procaccini, G. Rabb, G. Rainey, J. Brousseau |
3:20.52 3:26.66 |
2 3 |
Women's Diving Results
| Event | Diver | Score | Place |
| 1-Meter | Camyla Monroy Alexa Fung Juliana Giron Trochez Ava Brinkman |
344.25 277.13 255.45 250.35 |
1 3 5 6 |
| 3-Meter | Alexa Fung Camyla Monroy Juliana Giron Trochez Ava Brinkman |
304.73 300.00 283.28 258.45 |
1 3 4 5 |
Up Next
Gators Swimming & Diving sights are set on mid-season preparations as they plan for their return to Athens, Georgia on Thursday, Nov. 19, for the Georgia Invitational. The four-day meet runs from Thursday, Nov. 19 through Sunday, Nov. 22, at Gabrielson Natatorium. Florida has swept the event the last three consecutive seasons, with the men tallying 947 points and the women 1,044.5 in last year's victory.
Stay Connected
Fans can stay up to date with the Florida Gator swimming & diving teams by following @GatorsSwimDv on X and catch up with the latest news and content of the team. Like the team's Facebook page at Florida Gators Swimming & Diving Fans can also keep up with the team by following them on Instagram at @Gatorsswimdv.
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