CAMPBELLSVILLE, Ky. - Centre Swim made the short trek over to Campbellsville for a Tuesday night duel with the host Tigers. The Colonels flexed their might by picking up two wins. The men won their duel by a 113-88 final score. The women were even more dominant as they won 136-68.

In men's action, the Colonels swept the podium in the 200 free. Gavin Schoeling took home the win in a time of 2:05.11. Logen Black set a new personal best of 2:06.88 to take second. Mason McCallum took 3rd in 2:08.99. Jake Holmes won the 400 IM by nearly 2 seconds with a final time of 5:08.69. Alfonso Verduzco Mijares and Will Scarlett took 3rd and 4th, respectively.

Jack Liau continued his hot start to the year with another convincing win in the 200 fly by more than 3 seconds over 2nd place, Tucker Wilson. Hamza Hosny was even more dominant in the 200 back as he won by nearly 4 seconds with a final swim of 2:13.82. Ryan Ellis and Toby Wirantana took 3rd and 4th. Brady Miller won the 400 free in a time of 4:20.76, nearly 6 seconds ahead of the field. Steven Wyatt finished 3rd with Noah Terry taking 5th. The Colonels closed out the night with by winning the 200 free relay. The team of Logen Black, Jameson Seraphine, Gavin Schoeling, and Andrew Moss won in a time of 1:41.75. Moss swam the fastest leg of any by going in 24.77 seconds as the anchor.

In women's competition, the Colonels started the night by taking the top 2 spots in the 200 medley relay. The "A" team of Sophie Anderson, Ava Gates, Georgia Crisp, and Caroline Short swam to the time of 2:08.54. The "B" team of Roya Sanai, Parker Reily, Rachel Mitter, and Katie Bridwell took runner-up. Avery Hutchison started her strong night by taking the 200 free in a time of 2:15.36. She would back that up later in the night with a win of over 12 seconds in the 400 free. Hutchison swam in a time of 4:52.42, the only swimmer to go under 5 minutes. She wrapped up the night by swimming the lead leg of Centre's winning effort in the 200 free relay.

Addie Savage took the win in the 50 free with a final time of 30.58 seconds. Helen-Claire Murphy swam a personal best 31.05 for the runner-up spot. The Colonels kept it rolling with a podium sweep in the 200 fly. Ava Fears took 1st with a time of 2:45.19. Caroline Short swam 2nd with Rachel Mitter taking 3rd. Georgia Crisp continued the hot start to her collegiate career by winning the 100 free by over 4 seconds. Emma Meyer and Helen-Claire Murphy each swam personal bests to finish 3rd and 4th. Katie Bridwell added to the win total in the 200 back with a time of 2:35.46. Roya Sanai was 2nd with Kate Hoffman in 4th.

Centre will next hit the road on Saturday, October 24th as the Colonels head to Cleveland for a tri-match with Case Western Reserve and Ohio Wesleyan. The action starts at 1:00pm.