SAN JOSE STATE VS STANFORD

January 24, 2026
Stanford, Calif.
SCY (25 yards)
Results

Courtesy: Stanford Athletics

STANFORD, Calif. – Stanford women’s swimming & diving enjoyed a perfect Senior Day meet on Saturday afternoon, winning each of the 15 events to defeat San Jose State, 226-67.

Following the meet, the Cardinal celebrated its ten graduating seniors – Lucy Bell, Jamie Brennan, Sophie Duncan, Charlotte Hook, Torri Huske, Gigi Johnson, Natalie Mannion, Kirsti McEnroe, Emilie Moore, and Kayla Wilson.

Johnson and Bell led the senior contingent with a pair of victories on the day. Gigi claimed the first individual win of the meet with a season-best 54.42 in the 100 IM, before adding a 100 free title with a time of 48.51. Meanwhile, Bell swept the butterfly events, winning both the 100 fly (51.48) and 200 fly (1:54.03).

Torri Huske added a victory in the 100 breast (1:00.85) in her final home meet, and Emilie Moore capped off her final competition in Avery Aquatic Center by claiming the 1-meter dive crown with a 306.75.

Emily Thompson had a strong showing of her own on Saturday, sprinting to a 50 free title with a 22.70 swim, followed 2:13.09 mark in the 200 breast, while Addison Sauickie claimed the 200 free crown with a 1:46.47.

The meet also featured impressive performances from the Cardinal freshman. Alana Berlin led the field with a 52.60, while Ella Jablonski touched first in the 200 IM (1:58.76) to collect Stanford’s final individual win of the day. Ellie Cole completed the diving sweep for Stanford, scoring a 305.55 in the 3-meter dive.

Stanford continued to flex its muscle in the relays, once again winning both races. The quartet of Johnson, Jablonski, Annam Olasewere, and Levenia Sim winning the the 200 Medley Relay (1:39.62), while the group of Thompson, McEnroe, Huske, and Mannion won the 200 free relay with a 1:29.36 effort.

The Cardinal closes out the regular season next weekend, competing on the road against California on Saturday, Jan. 31 at noon PT.

Event Winners (in order of competition)
200 Medley Relay: Johnson, Jablonski, Olasewere, Sim (STAN) – 1:39.62
100 IM: Gigi Johnson (STAN) – 54.42
200 Free: Addison Sauickie (STAN) – 1:46.47
100 Back: Alana Berlin (STAN) – 52.60)
100 Breast: Torri Huske (STAN) – 1:00.85
200 Fly: Lucy Bell (STAN) – 1:54.03
50 Free: Emily Thompson (STAN) – 22.70
1M Dive: Emilie Moore (STAN) – 306.75
100 Free: Gigi Johnson (STAN) – 48.51
200 Back: Caroline Bricker (STAN) – 1:54.46
200 Breast: Emily Thompson (STAN) – 2:13.09
100 Fly: Lucy Bell (STAN) – 51.48
3M Dive: Ellie Cole (STAN) – 305.55
200 IM: Ella Jablonski (STAN) – 1:58.76
200 Free Relay: Thompson, McEnroe, Huske, Mannion (STAN) – 1:29.36

Courtesy: SJSU Athletics

STANFORD, Calif.—The San José State women’s swimming and diving team had a successful meet at Stanford on Saturday as many Spartans improved their season times, including Ela Freiman who nearly broke her school record in the 100 individual medley.

The 200 medley relay team of Genevieve George, Vilma Lindberg, Lillie Grover and Lais e Silva started the meet by swimming the race in 1:41.75, the second-fastest time this season for SJSU.
Ela Freiman swam the 100 individual medley at 56.78, her fastest time this season and just 0.09 off her school record.
Luna Balbuena swam the second-fastest time this season in the 100 IM at 58.79.
Stephanie Sifferman swam her season-best and second-fastest time this season by an SJSU swimmer in the 200 freestyle at 1:49.73.
George led the trio of Spartan swimmers in the 100 back with a 55.58, the second-fastest time this season.
Dalton Sickon swam the fastest time in the 50 free this year at 23.05.
Nikki Lahey swam the second-fastest time this year in the 100 free at 50.85 to lead SJSU.
Vilma Lindberg finished second in the 200 breaststroke at 2:13.80, her best time this season.
The 200 free relay team of Lais e Silva, Grover, Lahey and Sickon swam the second-fastest time this season at 1:33.24.

UP NEXT – The Spartans return to the SRAC next Saturday, January 31, with a dual meet against Fresno State beginning at 1 p.m.
Stanford    226
San José State    67
200 Medley Relay
2. SJSU “A” (George, Lindberg, Grover, e Silva)    1:41.75
3. SJSU “B” (Ernst, Jackson, Bautista, Sickon)    1:43.91
100 IM
5. Ela Freiman    56.78
6. Luna Balbuena    58.79
200 Free
3. Stephanie Sifferman    1:49.73
5. Mya Azzopardi    1:50.54
7. Keira Vail    1:54.42
8. Noemi Bravo-Guzman    1:55.04
9. Jayne Harcarufka    1:56.79
100 Back
2. Genevieve George    55.58
3. Hannah Ernst    56.62
5. Bethany Burga    58.40
100 Breast
3. Vilma Lindberg    1:01.67
5. Ashley Jackson    1:05.91
7. Sahara Dalbik    1:07.07
200 Fly
4. Lillie Grover    2:00.79
5. Ela Freiman    2:02.46
6. Ava Bautista    2:02.80
50 Free
3. Dalton Sickon    23.05
5. Nikki Lahey    23.47
6. Lais e Silva    23.55
8. Katerina Marghieri    24.49
1-Meter Diving
3. Madeline Kwok    221.40
4. Aubrianna Crutchfield    180.83
100 Free
3. Nikki Lahey    50.85
4. Dalton Sickon    51.14
5. Mya Azzopardi    51.19
6. Stephanie Sifferman    51.21
7. Keira Vail    51.44
8. Noemi Bravo-Guzman    51.66
9. Lais e Silva    52.21
10. Katerina Marghieri    53.47
200 Back
5. Genevieve George    2:03.49
6. Hannah Ernst    2:05.78
7. Bethany Burge    2:09.89
200 Breast
2. Vilma Lindberg    2:13.80
5. Ashley Jackson    2:23.58
6. Sahara Dalbik    2:27.51
100 Fly
4. Ava Bautista    54.74
5. Lillie Grover    54.98
7. Luna Balbuena    56.30
8. Jayne Harcarufka    57.65
9. Andreea Dragoi    58.25
Platform Diving
2. Elinor Windram    155.25
200 IM
3. Ela Freiman    2:02.37
6. Genevieve George    2:04.91
7. Luna Balbuena    2:07.75
8. Hannah Ernst    2:11.92
200 Free Relay
4.  SJSU “A” (e Silva, Grover, Lahey, Sickon)    1:33.24
5. SJSU “B” (Azzopardi, Bravo-Guzman, Vail, Marghieri)    1:35.33
3-Meter Diving
4. Madeline Kwok    229.88
5. Elinor Windram    227.63
6. Aubrianna Crutchfield    193.20