<body><div><figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=0CYqoD_1H1mBuOw00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=0CYqoD_1H1mBuOw00" width="900" height="720" ></figure>The Ball State women's program claimed 15 of 16 event wins versus UIC Saturday afternoon, earning a Senior Day victory with a final score of 210-86. Current photo via Ball State Sports <h2>BALL STATE VS UIC</h2><ul><li>November 7, 2026</li><li>Muncie, Ind.</li><li>SCY (25 yards)</li></ul>Courtesy: Ball State SportsMUNCIE, Ind. – The Ball State women’s swimming &amp; diving program claimed 15 of 16 event wins versus UIC Saturday afternoon, earning a Senior Day victory with a final score of 210-86.Milagros Amione, Anna Keen, Alexa Von Holtz and Addie Beasley made up eight of the Cardinals’ individual event wins, winning two apiece.Amione stamped wins in the 200 freestyle (1:54.32) and 400 individual medley (4:28.97).The Argentina native won the first individual freestyle event of her career. Addie Bealey swept the breaststroke events, clocking in at 1:04.59 in the 100 and 2:24.80 in the 200. Both swimmers sit at four individual event wins this season.Anna Keen found success in the freestyles versus the Flames, turning in top performances in the 50 (24.03) and 100 (51.89) events. She leads Ball State with seven individual event wins so far this season.Alexa Von Holtz swept the butterfly events, taking first in the 100 (57.23) and 200 (2:03.92) events.Both Backstroke events were also claimed by the Cardinals, as Ava Butterfield took first in the 100 (57.26) and Olivia Owens placed atop the 200 (2:07.14).In the longest event of the afternoon, Addy Czarnecki placed first in the 1000 freestyle, touching the wall with a time of 10:35.14, followed by McKenna Potteiger who placed second (10:37.65).Potteiger also finished second in the 500 freestyle (5:14.14).On the diving boards, Eryn McMahon earned the second win of her freshman campaign on 1-meter, scoring 253.20. On 3-meter, defending conference diver of the week Leelah Fettig took top prize with a score of 264.83.The Cardinals started and ended the afternoon with relay victories. To open the meet, the 200 medley relay team of Butterfield, Beasley, Naomi Haines and Anna Keen combined for a winning time of 1:44.66). To close the meet, Holtz, Reagan Graves, Czarnecki and Butterfield banded together for a time of 7:38.45 in the 800 freestyle relay.The women’s squad takes a break before returning to action at the Akron Zippy Invite, which takes place Dec. 3-6.BALL STATE RESULTS200 Medley Relay | Program Record – 1:37.58 by Butterfield, Beasley, Keen, Kelly in 20261st – Ava Butterfield, Addie Beasley, Naomi Haines, Anna Keen – 1:44.662nd – Aubrey Simmons, Kiley Zoeller, Savannah Farlee, Grace Oertle – 1:46.534th – Lauren Fecher, Julia Ofman, Alexa Von Holtz, Natalie Marshall – 1:48.021000 Freestyle | Program Record – 10:01.21 by Marcella Riberio in 20211st – Addy Czarnecki – 10:35.142nd – McKenna Potteiger – 10:37.65200 Freestyle | Program Record – 1:47.27 by Payton Kelly in 20251st – Milagros Amione – 1:54.323rd – Reagan Graves – 1:55.894th – Addy Matern – 1:56.88EX – Magdalena Lechowska – 2:02.87100 Backstroke | Program Record – 52.07 by Payton Kelly in 20261st – Ava Butterfield – 57.262nd – Naomi Haines – 57.604th – Lauren Fecher – 59.74EX – Olivia Owens – 59.80EX – Savannah Farlee – 1:01.07EX – Magdalena Lechowska – 1:04.20100 Breaststroke | Program Record – 1:00.43 by Addie Beasley in 20261st – Addie Beasley – 1:04.592nd – Maya McDonald – 1:06.813rd – Julia Ofman – 1:07.04EX – Polina Sopova – 1:08.45EX – Aubrey Simmons – 1:08.58200 Butterfly | Program Record – 1:58.52 by Alexa Von Holtz in 20251st – Alexa Von Holtz – 2:03.922nd – Haley Johnson – 2:07.743rd – Ella Sears – 2:13.2650 Freestyle | Program Record – 21.18 by Payton Kelly in 20261st – Anna Keen – 24.032nd – Kiley Zoeller – 24.265th – Natalie Marshall – 24.52EX – Grace Oertle – 24.71100 Freestyle | Program Record – 48.58 by Payton Kelly in 20261st –Anna Keen – 51.893rd – Kiley Zoeller – 53.304th – Aubrey Simmons – 54.06EX – Natalie Marshall – 54.23EX – Grace Oertle – 54.70EX – Kayla Newman – 57.54200 Backstroke | Program Record – 1:56.93 by Ava Butterfield in 20261st – Olivia Owens – 2:07.144th – Ella Sears – 2:10.986th – Lauren Fecher – 2:15.38200 Breaststroke | Program Record – 2:11.77 by Bridgette Ruehl in 20131st – Addie Beasley – 2:24.802nd – Maya McDonald – 2:25.294th – Julia Ofman – 2:27.51500 Freestyle | Program Record – 4:48.37 by Marcella Ribeiro in 20212nd –McKenna Potteiger – 5:14.143rd – Reagan Graves – 5:16.78100 Butterfly | Program Record – 52.22 by Anna Keen in 20261st – Alexa Von Holtz – 57.232nd – Naomi Haines – 57.344th – Ava Butterfield – 58.23EX – Savannah Farlee – 58.20EX – Addy Matern – 59.51400 IM | Program Record – 4:19.33 by Alexa Von Holtz in 20261st – Milagros Amione – 4:28.97EX – Haley Johnson– 4:39.00EX – Polina Sopova– 4:42.11800 Freestyle Relay | Program Record – 7:21.87 by Kelly, Amione, Holtz, Graves in 20251st – Alexa Von Holtz, Reagan Graves, Addy Czarnecki, Ava Butterfield – 7:38.45EX – Anna Keen, Addie Beasley, Addy Matern, Milagros Amione – 7:50.48EX – Ella Sears, Naomi Haines, McKenna Potteiger, Olivia Owens – 7:58.881M Diving | Program Record – 305.48 by Caitlin Locante in 20211st – Eryn McMahon – 253.203rd – Leelah Fettig – 233.335th – Tommy-Anne Marriott – 223.438th – Eeva-Liisa Gibson – 209.409th – Ava Pavich – 185.3310th – Ella Penny – 184.353-Meter Diving | Program Record – 347.78 by Caitlin Locante in 20211st – Leelah Fettig – 264.833rd – Eryn McMahon – 236.256th – Eeva-Liisa Gibson – 201.757th – Tommy-Anne Marriott – 201.608th – Ella Penny – 200.18MUNCIE, Ind. – The Ball State men’s swimming &amp; diving program celebrated Senior Day in the squad’s final home meet of the season, winning 10 of 16 events and topping UIC with a final score of 167-131. The men’s team win their first dual meet of the 2026-27 campaign.George Patterson and Zach Shaddy claimed two event wins each Saturday afternoon, leading the Cardinals. Patterson found success in freestyle action, earning a top placement in the 100 (46.05) and 200 (1:40.73) events. Zach Shaddy swept the diving boards versus the Flames, posting a winning score of 322.80 on 1-meter and 353.40 on 3-meter. Shaddy earned his first sweep this season.Aidan Biddle claimed victory in the 100 breaststroke for the third straight meet, touching the wall with a time of 56.65.With their wins today, Biddle, Patterson and Shaddy all sit at a team-high four individual event wins this season.The Cardinals also took wins in both butterfly events, as AJ Friend placed atop the 100 (49.56) and Henry Ko claimed the 200 (1:51.37).In the longest event of the day, Malcolm Slater turned in a first-place performance in the 1000 freestyle, clocking in at 9:42.34.Ball State opened and closed the meet with relay wins. In the meet-opening 200 medley relay, the team of William Raches, Biddle, Friend and Patterson combined for a winning time of 1:30.54. The afternoon was rounded out by the victorious 800 freestyle relay team of Slater, Patterson, Lochlan Huerth and Raches (6:48.10)The men’s program takes a break before returning to action at the Akron Zippy Invite, which takes place Dec. 3-6.BALL STATE RESULTS200 Medley Relay | Program Record – 1:26.35 by Pheifer, Garberick, Handshoe, Chaye in 20231st – William Raches, Aidan Biddle, AJ Friend, George Patterson – 1:30.543rd – Leo Gustavsson, Ike Ruszkowski, Henry Ko, Zack Vervlied – 1:33.964th – Colin Walrond, Reeve Ferber, Braden Fuller, Kade Opsal – 1:34.581000 Freestyle | Program Record – 9:24.01 by Malcolm Slater in 20251st – Malcolm Slater – 9:42.344th – Tommy Brunner – 9:55.265th – Anthony Korchnak – 10:01.21200 Freestyle | Program Record – 1:34.79 by George Patterson in 20261st – George Patterson – 1:40.734th – Lochlan Huerth – 1:43.496th – Nathan Harper – 1:44.59EX – Dominick Perkowski – 1:44.96EX – Seth Blossom – 1:49.71100 Backstroke | Program Record – 47.88 by William Raches in 20263rd – Colin Walrond – 52.045th – Leo Gustavsson – 52.136th- Kade Opsal – 52.19EX – Diesel Molin – 53.69EX – Jaron Schwartz – 54.63100 Breaststroke | Program Record – 51.93 by Joey Garberick in 20241st – Aidan Biddle – 56.653rd – Ike Ruszkowski – 58.484th – Brogan Wilson – 58.67200 Butterfly | Program Record – 1:46.93 by Bryce Handshoe in 20241st – Henry Ko – 1:51.372nd – Luke Pryor – 1:57.663rd – Reeve Ferber – 2:00.7850 Freestyle | Program Record – 19.87 AJ Friend in 20262nd –AJ Friend – 21.193rd – William Raches – 21.315th – Zack Vervlied – 21.45EX – Braden Fuller – 21.47100 Freestyle | Program Record – 43.58 by Owen Chaye in 20231st – George Patterson – 46.053rd – William Raches – 46.526th – Dominick Perkowski – 47.96EX – Diesel Molin – 47.99EX – Kade Opsal – 49.32EX – Luke Pryor – 50.76200 Backstroke | Program Record – 1:46.43 by Ike Ruszkowski in 20263rd – Anthony Korchnak – 1:52.685th – Nathan Harper – 1:55.436th – Colin Walrond – 1:57.11200 Breaststroke | Program Record – 1:54.78 by Joey Garberick in 20242nd – Ike Ruszkowski – 2:07.774th – Aidan Biddle – 2:09.705th – Brogan Wilson – 2:10.49500 Freestyle | Program Record – 4:27.13 by George Patterson in 20252nd – Malcolm Slater – 4:43.153rd – Seth Blossom – 4:47.905th – Henry Ko – 4:51.11100 Butterfly | Program Record – 47.11 by AJ Friend in 20261st – AJ Friend – 49.562nd – Leo Gustavsson – 50.454th – Zack Vervlied – 51.61EX – Reeve Ferber – 52.71EX – Lochlan Huerth – 53.14DQ – Braden Fuller400 IM | Program Record – 3:57.18 by Zach Zishka in 20234th – Tommy Brunner – 4:22.38DQ – Jaron Schwartz800 Freestyle Relay | Program Record – 6:32.80 by Slater, Patterson, Ko, Raches in 20261st – Malcolm Slater, George Patterson, Lochlan Huerth, William Raches – 6:48.103rd – Anthony Korchnak, Nathan Harper, Dominick Perkowski, AJ Friend – 7:04.914th – Leo Gustavsson, Diesel Molin, Henry Ko, Luke Pryor – 7:07.331-Meter Diving | Program Record – 360.15 by Zach Shaddy in 20261st – Zach Shaddy – 322.803rd – Ryan Farmer – 268.134th – Mitchell Mauck – 242.706th – Emilio Perez – 240.003-Meter Diving | Program Record – 365.70 by Zach Shaddy in 20261st – Zach Shaddy – 353.403rd – Ryan Farmer – 288.754th – Emilio Perez – 262.055th – Mitchell Mauck – 244.58Courtesy: UIC AthleticsMUNCIE, Ind. – The UIC men’s and women’s swimming and diving programs earned two wins in a weekend that saw them compete in five total meets. The women competed in a tri-meet Friday and a dual-meet Saturday, while the men competed in dual-meets on both days. The Flames turned in several standout performances throughout the weekend.On Friday in its tri-meet, the women’s team defeated Evansville 244.50-50.50 and lost to Indiana State 95-205. The men’s team beat Evansville 203-95 in a dual-meet.On Saturday both programs suffered defeat, with the women losing to Ball State 86-210 and the men falling 131-167.Stephen Cui set a Vigo County Aquatic Center pool record in the 100 backstroke with a time of 48.40 on Friday and on Saturday set a pool record at the Lewellen Aquatic Center with a time of 49.14 in the 100 backstroke.Friday’s results can be viewed here and Saturday’s can be viewed here.QUOTE FROM UIC HEAD COACH ASHLEY DELL“I am really proud of this team, not only for the way they competed this weekend, but for the resilience they continue to show every day. They have continued to push through challenges, support one another and stay committed to getting better. I’m excited to get a good idea of where everyone is at in a few weeks at our mid season invite.”QUOTE FROM UIC ASSOCIATE HEAD COACH / DIVING COACH SUSAN BROMBERG“The divers held their own against some tough competition this weekend.”RESULTS – FRIDAYDIVINGMEN’SChristian Curtis recorded two second-place finishes.<ul><li>One-Meter Meter Diving – 297.35 points – Second Place</li><li>Three-Meter Meter Diving – 299.60 points – Second Place</li></ul>WOMEN’SAva Molina finished with two top-three finishes.<ul><li>One-Meter Diving – 231.05 Points – Third Place</li><li>Three-Meter Diving – 262.75 points – Second Place</li></ul>Morgan McCloskey earned a second-place finish.<ul><li>One-Meter Diving – 236.80 points – Second Place</li></ul>SWIMMINGMEN’SStephen Cui earned three first-place finishes.<ul><li>100 Backstroke – 48.40 – First Place – Vigo County Aquatic Center Pool Record</li><li>200 Individual Medley – 1:49.99 – First Place</li><li>200 Medley Relay – 1:31.53 – First Place</li></ul>WOMEN’SSam Wilson tallied two first-place finishes.<ul><li>200 Butterfly – 2:02.28 – First Place</li><li>200 Individual Medley – 2:04.79 – First Place</li><li>100 Butterfly – 56.09 – Second Place</li></ul>RESULTS – SATURDAYDIVINGMEN’SChristian Curtis recorded two second-place finishes.<ul><li>One-Meter Meter Diving – 270.75 points – Second Place</li><li>Three-Meter Diving – 290.55 points – Second Place</li></ul>WOMEN’SAva Molina earned two second-place finishes.<ul><li>One-Meter Meter Diving – 237.90 – Second Place</li><li>Three-Meter Diving – 239.78 points – Second Place</li></ul>SWIMMINGMEN’SJames McCarthy took home first in two events.<ul><li>400 Individual Medley – 4:08.18 – First Place</li><li>200 Breaststroke – 2:05.83 – First Place</li></ul>Stephen Cui tallied three top two finishes.<ul><li>100 Backstroke – 49.14 – First Place – Lewellen Aquatic Center Pool Record</li><li>200 Backstroke – 1:50.17 – Second Place</li><li>200 Medley Relay – 1:31.92 – Second Place</li></ul>WOMEN’SMolly Kroeger picked up three top-two finishes.<ul><li>500 Freestyle – 5:05.66 – First Place</li><li>200 Freestyle – 1:54.73 – Second Place</li><li>800 Freestyle Relay – 7:45.42 – Second Place</li></ul>The Flames return to action on Thursday, Nov. 19 when they travel to Indianapolis for IU Indy’s House of Champions meet. Both programs will compete in the three day long mid-season invitational.</div></body>

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SCY (25 yards) MUNCIE, Ind. – The Ball State women’s swimming & diving program claimed 15 of 16 event wins versus UIC Saturday afternoon, earning a Senior Day victory with a final score of 210-86. Milagros Amione, Anna Keen, Alexa Von Holtz and Addie Beasley made up eight...

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SCY (25 yards) MUNCIE, Ind. – The Ball State women’s swimming & diving program claimed 15 of 16 event wins versus UIC Saturday afternoon, earning a Senior 

Ball State Sweeps UIC On Senior Day

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