Gorbenko Swims Fastest 100 IM of All-Time as Cards Take Third at College Swim League

Friday, October 9

Knoxville, TN

6:30 p.m. ET

University of Louisville

College Swimming League

Photo by: Nicole Finch | Louisville Athletics

Gorbenko Swims Fastest 100 IM of All-Time as Cards Take Third at College Swim League

October 09, 2026 | Swimming & Diving

Gorbenko’s time of 51.43 breaks Kate Douglass’ previous record of 51.97 set back in 2023

By: Zach Zsido

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. – Louisville swimmer Anastasia Gorbenko swam the fastest women's short course yards 100 IM of all-time with a 51.43 as the No. 12/8-ranked University of Louisville men's and women's swim teams took third place in its second match of the College Swim League on Friday evening at Allan Jones Aquatic Center in Knoxville, Tenn.

The Cards scored 315.5 points and won five individual events. Virginia won the match with 567 points, while Tennessee took second (535) and Michigan finished fourth (302.5).

Gorbenko had a historical night, winning three events that included the fastest women's short course yards 100 IM performance of all-time with a 51.43. Her dominant time breaks Kate Douglass' previous record of 51.97 set back in 2023. Gorbenko also set a program and College Swim League record to win the 200 breast with a 2:04.53. She capped her stellar night with another College Swim League record in the 100 breast, winning with a 57.35.

The men's team showed out after winning two individual events on the night. Finnley Conklin got the action started after winning the men's 50 breaststroke skins event. The sophomore swam a 24.78, 24.59, 24.61 and a 24.66 to secure victory. Nikita Sheremet once again had an electric outing in the 50 free. The sophomore set a College Swim League record with a blazing 18.86 to win the event.

RESULTS
(NR) = NCAA Record
(PR) = Program Record
(CR) = CSL Record

Women's 200 Back
Mary Clarke – 1:53.74
Xeniya Ignatova – 1:54.42

Men's 200 Back
Filip Kosinski – 1:40.25
Nate Thomas – 1:44.51

Women's 200 Breast
Anastasia Gorbenko – 2:04.53 (PR) (CR)
Anna Inagaki – 2:11.40

Men's 200 Breast
Finnley Conklin – 1:53.56
Jake Eccleston – 1:54.33

Women's 500 Free
Thilda Hall – 4:39.74
Leticia Fassina Romao – 4:42.78

Men's 500 Free
Oscar Isberg – 4:14.76
Max Hatcher – 4:21.37

Women's 200 Free Relay
Caroline Larsen (21.75), Julie Mishler (21.83), Angelina Solari (22.03) and Daria Golovaty (21.79) - 1:27.40

Men's 200 Free Relay
Nikita Sheremet (18.79), Aiden Musso (19.56), Aidan Kaplan (19.56) and Rian Graham (19.03) – 1:16.94

Women's 200 Fly
Summer Cardwell – 1:59.42
Maya Bezanson – 2:00.51

Men's 200 Fly
Gregg Enoch – 1:44.28
Harrison Smith – 1:45.95

Women's 100 IM
Anastasia Gorbenko – 51.43 (NR) (PR) (CR)
Caroline Larsen – 52.31

Men's 100 IM
Rian Graham – 48.47
Jake Eccleston – 49.77

Women's 100 Back
Julie Mishler – 51.84
Camille Murray – 52.79

Men's 100 Back
Filip Kosinski – 46.21
Fritz Dietz – 48.48

Women's 100 Free
Mary Clarke – 48.33
Angelina Solari – 48.65

Men's 100 Free
Luca Ceccarelli – 43.97
Aidan Kaplan – 44.73

Women's 50 Skins
Caroline Larsen – 23.73, 23.95
Anastasia Gorbenko – 23.44, 24.02

Men's 50 Skins
Finnley Conklin – 24.78, 24.59, 24.61, 24.66
Jake Eccleston – 24.88

Women's 200 IM
Xeniya Ignatova – 1:58.60
Summer Cardwell – 1:59.52

Men's 200 IM
Gregg Enoch – 1:46.46
Nate Thomas – 1:48.91

Women's 100 Breast
Anastasia Gorbenko – 57.35 (CR)
Anna Inagaki – 1:00.96

Men's 100 Breast
Jake Eccleston – 53.89
Finnley Conklin – 54.00

Women's 50 Free
Caroline Larsen – 21.85
Julie Mishler – 22.30

Men's 50 Free
Nikita Sheremet – 18.86 (CR)
Aiden Musso – 19.96

Women's 100 Fly
Julia Ogren – 52.68
Angelina Solari – 54.19

Men's 100 Fly
Rian Graham – 46.34
Aidan Kaplan – 48.06

Women's 200 Free
Daria Golovaty – 1:44.44
Summer Cardwell – 1:47.27

Men's 200 Free
Oscar Isberg – 1:35.16
Luca Ceccarelli – 1:36.18

Women's 200 Medley Relay Super Skins
Camille Murray (25.91), Anastasia Gorbenko (26.57), Caroline Larsen (23.72) and Julie Mishler (22.44) – 1:38.64 (Round 3)

Men's 200 Medley Relay Super Skins
Filip Kosinski (22.09), Finnley Conklin (24.10), Rian Graham (20.80) and Nikita Sheremet (19.43) – 1:26.42 (Round 3)

UP NEXT
The Cards head to South Bend, Ind., to take on Notre Dame on Thursday, Oct. 22. Action is set to start at 2:30 p.m. ET

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