ATLANTA — Auburn swimming and diving was victorious over Georgia Tech, 462-324. The Auburn women dominated the dual, winning 293 points, compared to Georgia Tech's 99. The Tiger men won the head-to-head over Georgia Tech, 225-169. Zoey Zeller, Zetta Grace Battee, and Lora Komoroczy each found their way into the record book with top-25 performances.
Komoroczy led a 1-3-4-5 finish for the Auburn women in the 100 backstroke. Komoroczy's 51.74 victory was her ninth time on the Auburn top-25 performance list, reaching the list as the 24th-best time in Auburn history. Ellis Fox (53.51), Maggie McGuire (55.26), and Annika Finzen (55.28) rounded out a strong event for the Tigers.
Bartee broke into the Auburn record book with a 1:55.63 in the 200 butterfly, the 11th fastest time ever by a Tiger and the seventh-fastest performer in Auburn history.
Zeller led another 1-3-4-5 for the Tigers with her 2:08.45 in the 200 breaststroke. The finish was a personal best for Zeller and the sixth-fastest in Auburn history.
Isabella Ekk (48.61), Rosalie Reef (48.93), and Izzy Iwasyk (49.02) swept the podium in the women's 100 freestyle.
Juliette Landi won the three-meter diving with a 170.15 total, her fifth event win of the weekend.
Sammie Hamilton flew through the 500 freestyle field with a 4:44.70 finish. Lilly Gault Abdella and Maggie McGuire joined her on the podium with 4:52.68 and 4:52.92 finishes, respectively.
Warner Russ earned the men's first individual win in the 50 freestyle. Russ finished in 19.39, just ahead of Matthew Hamilton's 19.59 for second place. Abigail Heizer (22.55), Komoroczy (22.57), and Reef (22.65) swept the podium on the women's side of the 50 freestyle.
Zeller and Gabriel Machuco both won the 200 IM to round out the individual events. Machuco's 1:44.15 finish won him the event by over three seconds.
Chloe Brothers got her first victory of the season with a 153.15 total in the one-meter diving.
Komoroczy, Annika Finzen, Bartee, and Ekk wrapped the day for the Tigers with a 3:34.64 victory in the women's 400 medley relay.
Auburn swimming finishes the College Swimming League regular season next weekend at CSL Match Six. The Tigers will compete against Tennessee, Alabama, and Georgia in Athens for the final spots in the CSL postseason. The match is set for 4:30 p.m. CT on Friday, Oct. 23. It will be streamed live on ESPN+.
—War Eagle—