
10/23/2026 11:00:00 PM | Swimming & Diving
The Crimson Tide finished in second place with 382.5 points
ATHENS, Ga. – At the College Swimming League (CSL) match on Friday, Cadence Vincent and Gaby Van Brunt broke Alabama swimming and diving program records as the Crimson Tide finished in second place.
Tennessee won the meet outright with 668 points, but Alabama's 382.5 points defeated Georgia (353 points) in third place and Auburn (316.5 points) in fourth.
Vincent broke the 50-yard freestyle record with a time of 21.37 in the first split of the 4x50 women's relay. The record was previously held by Morgan Scott who set it back in 2022. Later in the meet, Van Brunt broke another Alabama record that was set in 2022, finishing the 200-yard butterfly in 1:53.76.
On the men's side Leonardo Alcantara put together a solid performance with a first-place finish in the 500-yard freestyle and a third-place finish in the 200-yard freestyle. Tommy Hagar and Steijn Louter also reached the podium twice for the Crimson Tide.
Alabama Top 3 Finishes
- 200 Back
- Men: 2nd - Tommy Hagar - 1:40.28
- 200 Breast
- Men: 2nd - Steijn Louter - 1:52.80
- 500 Free
- Men: 1st - Leonardo Alcantara - 4:13.19
- 4x50 Free Relay
- Women: 2nd - Cadence Vincent (21.37 split - Alabama record), Emily Jones, Zara Zallen, Jada Scott - 1:27.02
- 200 Fly
- Women: 2nd - Gaby Van Brunt - 1:53.76 (Alabama record)
- Men: 2nd - Gabriel Moura - 1:43.38
- Men: 3rd - Bogdan Zverev - 1:44.23
- 100 IM
- Women: 3rd - Jada Scott - 54.16
- 100 Back
- Women: 2nd - Emily Jones - 50.53
- Men: 3rd - Tommy Hagar - 46.07
- 100 Free
- Men: 3rd - Toni Dragoja - 42.97
- 100 Breast
- Women: 2nd - Zara Zallen - 59.18
- Men: 2nd - Steijn Louter - 52.14
- 50 Free
- Women: 2nd - Cadence Vincent - 21.63
- 100 Fly
- Women: 3rd - Gaby Van Brunt - 51.87
- 200 Free
- Men: 3rd - Leonardo Alcantara - 1:34.50
Up Next
- October 28-31 at SCM World Trials – Westmont, Ill.
- Friday, Oct. 30 vs. Miami – Tuscaloosa, Ala. – 4 p.m. CT
- Saturday, Oct. 31 vs. Miami – Tuscaloosa, Ala. – 10 a.m. CT





















