SALISBURY, Md. – The 24th-ranked Salisbury University women's swimming team made history by completing the first perfect dual-meet schedule in program history, improving to 7-0 and winning their 15th straight home competition with a 215-45 triumph over the Catholic Cardinals on Saturday afternoon at Maggs Pool.
 
Before the meet, the Sea Gulls recognized six seniors who will graduate at the end of the semester: Kara Graybill, Sydney McCallie, Peyton O'Brien, Elizabeth Perry, Olivia Totaro, and Airan Wolf.
 
MEET NOTES

• Sydney McCallie took home four gold medals, including a record-setting performance in the 200-meter breaststroke (2:40.33) and a strong effort in the 200-meter backstroke (2:21.29).
• Sadie Hebert rolled to three golds, winning solo marks in the 200-meter freestyle (pool-record 2:09.71) and the 400-meter freestyle (4:34.48).
• Lily Griffin snagged a pair of golds in the 100-meter freestyle (1:00.09) and the 100-meter butterfly (1:03.35), setting a pool record in the latter.
• Peyton O'Brien earned a full collection of medals, taking a gold in the 200-meter individual medley (2:31.01), silver in the 100-meter freestyle (1:02.09), and bronze in the 200-meter freestyle (2:14.63).
• Elizabeth Perry hauled in three golds and a silver, taking first in the 50-meter freestyle (26.99) and second in the 100-meter butterfly (1:05.58).
• SU started the day with a gold in the 200-meter medley relay, with McCallie, Samantha Watson, Hebert, and Perry touching up in a pool-record 2:00.21.
• In the 400-meter freestyle relay, Perry, McCallie, Alexa Hilty, and Kara Graybill set another pool record in a gold-winning 4:00.81.
• The Sea Gulls completed the day with 36 medals, garnering 14 gold, 14 silver, and eight bronze.

 
MAGGS POOL RECORDS

• 50 free – Elizabeth Perry, 26.99
• 100 free – Perry, 59.40
• 200 free – Sadie Hebert, 2:09.71
• 800 free – Olivia Totaro, 9:20.89
• 50 back – Perry, 30.90
• 200 breast – Sydney McCallie, 2:40.33
• 100 fly – Lily Griffin, 1:03.35
• 200 fly – Olivia Polucha, 2:22.05
• 200 medley relay – McCallie, Samantha Watson, Hebert, Perry, 2:00.21
• 400 free relay – Perry, McCallie, Alexa Hilty, Kara Graybill, 4:00.81

 
Salisbury finishes off the regular season with a perfect 7-0 record in dual meets. The Sea Gulls now seek their first-ever conference championship as they prepare for the 2025 New Jersey Athletic Conference (NJAC) Championships. The four-day meet is set for Feb. 13-16 at the Hampton Aquaplex in Hampton, Va.
 

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