RESULTS | Emory Fall Invitational complete results
 
Atlanta, Ga.----The top-10 Wingate University men's and women's swimming teams finished second in the two-day Emory Fall Invitational, hosted by the EU Eagles at the Madeleine Jude Brown Aquatic Center this weekend.
 
On the men's side, the No. 7 Bulldogs had 612 points. NCAA Division III No. 2 Emory took the team crown with 707 points. No. 19 Carson-Newman was third with 458 points. The No. 9 Wingate women posted 552 points. NCAA Division III No. 3 Emory had 780 points to claim the victory. No. 23 Carson-Newman was third with 412 points. NCAA Division I Georgia Southern and NAIA Savannah College of Art and Design were fourth and fifth, respectively.
 
Men's Emory Fall Invite notes
 
- Yassine Sebbata contributed to four victories (two individual, two relay)
- Individually, he won the 50 Free (20.27) and the 100 Free (43.73)
- He swam both the 400 Medley (3:14.13) and the 400 Free (2:56.66) Relays
- Damir Ipkaev touched first in the 500 Free (4:26.69)
- Artur Vilela de Queiroz had a team-best three silver medals with one gold
- Individual: 200 IM (1:49.02), 100 Breast (54.42) and 200 Breast (1:59.73)
- He joined Sebbata and two teammates to first in the 400 Medley Relay
- The WU men earned five gold medals, 11 silver medals and five bronze medals
 
Women's Emory Fall Invite notes
 
- Wingate won three individual events Saturday
- Livia Kingsland touched first in the 1650 Free (17:06.69)
- Her time was 44 seconds faster than her mark in the '24 Emory Fall Invite
- Mathilda Sandberg won the 100 Fly with her time of 55.35
- Sandberg helped WU earn silver and bronze medals in the two Medley relays
- Times: 200 Medley Relay (second, 1:42.89), 400 Medley Relay (third, 3:49.84)
- Nisa Gul Serdar earned a gold medal in the 400 Individual Medley (4:26.07)
- The WU women had three gold medals, two silver medals and two bronze medals
 
Emory Fall Invitational event-by-event results
No. 7 Wingate men, No. 9 Wingate women
Madeleine Jude Brown Aquatic Center, Atlanta, Ga.
Friday-Saturday, November 7-8, 2025
 
FRIDAY'S TOP-THREE FINISHES
 
Men 200 Free Relay
2nd - Wingate A (Sebbata, Witzell, Silva, Chagas Filho), 1:22.18
 
Men 200 Individual Medley
2nd - Artur Vilela de Queiroz, 1:49.02
 
Men 500 Free
1st - Damir Ipkaev, 4:26.69
 
Men 100 Breast
2nd - Artur Vilela de Queiroz, 54.42
3rd - Filippo Tabladini, 55.66
 
Men 200 Back
2nd - Joel Thompson, 1:47.89
3rd - Luca Ichim, 1:48.00
 
Men 100 Free
1st - Yassine Sebbata, 43.73
2nd - Manoel Silva, 44.73
 
Women 200 Fly
3rd - Giulianna Garcia, 2:05.42
 
Women 400 Medley Relay
3rd - Wingate A (Ozola, Cheung, Sandberg, Serdar), 3:49.84
 
Men 400 Medley Relay
1st - Wingate A (Chagas Filho, Vilela de Queiroz, Topchanalis, Sebbata), 3:14.13
 
SATURDAY'S TOP-THREE RESULTS
 
Women 200 Medley Relay
2nd - Wingate A (Karlsson, N. Dwojak, Sandberg, Azirovic), 1:42.89
 
Women 1650 Free
1st - Livia Kingsland, 17:06.69
 
Men 1650 Free
2nd - Fernando Dehaudt, 15:46.80
3rd - Emil Heigre, 15:55.35
 
Women 50 Free
2nd - Natalia Dwojak, 23.77
 
Men 50 Free
1st - Yassine Sebbata, 20.27
2nd - Manoel Silva, 20.43
 
Men 100 Back
2nd - Ney Chagas Filho, 48.70
 
Men 200 Breast
2nd - Artur Vilela de Queiroz, 1:59.73
3rd - Nicolo Cariboni, 2:01.49
 
Women 100 Fly
1st - Mathilda Sandberg, 55.35
 
Men 200 Free
2nd - Tymofii Chemeryk, 1:39.66
3rd - Damir Ipkaev, 1:40.06
 
Women 400 Individual Medley
1st - Nisa Gul Serdar, 4:26.07
 
Men 400 Individual Medley
2nd - Joel Thompson, 3:56.49
 
Men 400 Free Relay
1st - Wingate A (Sebbata, Krstulovic, Silva, Witzell), 2:56.66
 
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