Villanova Women Reclaim Lead, Xavier men continue the dominance on the second day of Big East Champs

2025 Big East Conference Championships

Review of a female review

The women of Villanova and Uconn went against the top night of every event on the night, while the other teams also managed to sneak a few artists into the mix.

Despite the wildcats and the huskies, both of which collect hundreds of points in order to advance in the overall ranking, each team only won an event, where Georgetown, Seton Hall and Xavier each gone away with a win.

The night opened with Seton Halls Allie Wagoner Take the title in the 500 free of charge, publish a time of 4: 45.45 to become two -time champion in the event and land a NCAA 'B' cut.

The 200 in the IM have seen Georgetowns Angelica Reali In a lifelong best 1: 59.83 rule; Reali shaved .7 of her best best so far and marked her for the first time at 2:00 a.m. Villanova's also ran the top performances Anna Farley (2: 00.36) and Meghan Tiernan (2: 01.00), which took the 2nd and 3rd place. Both personal bests, the couple, now rank No. 7 and No. 8 on the list of the top 10 performers of the wildcats in the event.

Xavier Olivia Oyster blown into the wall at 22.57 to secure the victory, and narrowly finished Uconn newcomer Jessica Sheng (22.67). Oyster's victory took place after qualifying and a new school record with a time of 22.31 during the preparations.

Uconn dominated the 3-meter diving event of the women, put amazing six athletes in the A-final and took the first to 4th place. Olivia Denery Led the way and took the championship title home with 290.45 points.

The only victory of Villanova came in the 200 free season, thanks to the team from Carlota Colomer, Riley Kudlac, Lainey Quinones and Lexi Elkovitch. The Wildcats threw a time of 1: 31.29 and marked the fifth most in the program history.

Xavier and Uconn both set up new program records in the 200 Free Relay, whereby the musketers only beat the huskies by only 0.03. Xavier's oyster, Reese TurnerPresent Molly Dynda And Alexis Worrall I teamed up to publish a time of 1: 31.74 while Uconn's team from Sheng, Lexi MartinoPresent Maggie Rhodes And Maggie Donlevy A 1: 31.77 on.

Men's review

Georgetown initially records her early tour after winning two of the four events in the second night.

The Hoyas started the meeting with an early victory like Jack Januaryio claimed the 500 free title in 4: 23.20. Januario is now the successive champion in the event. Meanwhile Seton Halls Sean Vizzard Repeated his results from last year and secured the runner -up in 4: 24.08.

Seton Hall Freshman Balint MarosiWho already achieved a championship title after helping his team in the 800 Free Relay on the first night to win, recorded his second title of the meeting and the first individual victory in 200 in. Marosi threw a time of 1: 46.47 and best dropped a second of his life.

The first semester burned last night like Owen Watkins Georgetown landed his second victory of the night. Watkins blew into the wall in a personal best of 19.71, 27 before the runner -up Toma Adam (19.98).

For the 7th year in a row, Xavier prevailed in the 200-Free relay to close the night. The team of Aiden LeamerPresent Kyle HudsonPresent Ethan Saunders And Gage Hannewyk Thrown down a time of 1: 20.54, set the Seton Hall (1: 20.83) narrowly and set a new school recording.

Xavier has now won the 200 free seasons at every conference meeting since 2019.

Team classification until day 2

Women

1. Villanova – 563
2. Uconn – 556
3. Xavier – 368
4. Georgetown – 356
5. Seton Hall – 333
6. Butler – 197
7. Providence – 179

Men

1. Georgetown – 297
2. Seton Hall – 270
3. Xavier – 210
4. Villanova – 188
5. Providence – 103