The Virginia Tech men’s swimming and diving team achieved a convincing 185-113 victory over South Carolina, with notable performances from Carmen Weiler Sastre and Brendan Whitfield, who both set pool records. The women's team, however, faced a tough loss, finishing 98-196. Weiler Sastre claimed records in the 100 back and 100 free, while Whitfield set a benchmark in the 100 free. Several Hokie athletes also contributed personal bests and top program times throughout the meet.

By the Numbers
  • Carmen Weiler Sastre set pool records with times of 51.59 in the 100 back and 48.10 in the 100 free.
  • Brendan Whitfield posted a record 42.06 in the 100 free and was part of the 200 medley relay that finished in 1:25.61.
State of Play
  • The Virginia Tech men's team remains strong, showcasing depth and record-setting performances.
  • The women's team's recent loss indicates areas for improvement as they prepare for future competitions.
What's Next

The Hokies will face the Virginia Cavaliers at the Christiansburg Aquatic Center on January 17, with a senior day ceremony preceding the meet.

Bottom Line

The men's team's strong performance underscores their competitive edge, while the women will need to evaluate and regroup before facing another challenging opponent.