ANNAPOLIS, Md. – Rutgers had another ECAC Champion to close out the final day of competition at the 2025 ECAC Swimming & Diving Championships on Sunday as senior Natalie Schick won the 100 back.

Schick was the top finisher in the 100 back in 2:00.14.

Rutgers also had two A finalists in the 200 fly, as well as an A finalist in the 200 breast. 

Junior Viktoriia Kostromina flew to a new PR and the ninth fastest time in Rutgers history in the 200 fly in 1:59.94 to place third. Kostromina bested her previous time of 2:00.12 from the home finale with Iowa & Nebraska. Junior Ellie Schinsky, meanwhile, placed fifth in 2:00.74. 

Freshman Holland Spangler qualified for the A final in the 200 breast, coming in sixth with a time of 2:22.01.

The Scarlet Knights also had an additional record book entry in the 1650 free. Sophomore Orian Gablan finished the mile in 16:49.08 to take third with the 10th fastest finish in RU history..

Sophomore Brooke Thompson was also in the evening finals, racing the B final of the 100 free to tie for 10th in 52.05.
 

ECAC DAY THREE RESULTS

100 Free
B Final
10T. Brooke Thompson – 52.05
 
1650 Free
3. Orian Gablan – 16:49.08 (10^th fastest time)
 
100 Back
A Final
1. Natalie Schick – 2:00.14
 
200 Breast
A Final
6. Holland Spangler – 2:22.01
 
200 Fly
A Final
3. Viktoriia Kostromina – 1:59.94 (2:00.12 – Nebby & Iowa) ninth overall
5. Ellie Schinsky – 2:00.74
 
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