COLUMBIA, Mo. – Grace Cummings remains undefeated in distance events in the 2026-27 season and Indiana State saw several athletes put their names on the all-time performance list on the first day of the double dual meet against Missouri and Missouri State on Friday night.
The Sycamores lead Missouri State, 92-75, in the double dual meet scoring, while trailing host Missouri 127-40 over the first day at the Mizzou Aquatic Center.
Cummings recorded Indiana State's lone win of the day in the 500-yard Freestyle with a season-low 4:47.49 in the pool to highlight the Sycamores on the day. The time was the third-fastest in school history to highlight the first time Indiana State suited up in the performance suits this season.
Lily Glasgow (100 Breast),
Ilkim Karaali (100 Breast), and
Eva Nordyke (200 IM) all made their debuts in the Indiana State All-Time Top 10 Performance Lists following their swims on Friday night.
Top Indiana State Finishers in Each Event
400-yard Medley Relay: 3rd –
Sara Keefe,
Ilkim Karaali,
Addison Johnson,
Kaleigh Kelley (3:42.99 – 8th-fastest in school history)
500-yard Freestyle: 1st –
Grace Cummings (4:47.49 – 3rd-fastest in school history)
200-yard Fly: 4th –
Gemma Dilks (2:03.82)
100-yard Breaststroke: 6th –
Lily Glasgow (1:03.46 – 5th all-time ISU Performance List)
200-yard Backstroke: 3rd –
Sahara Visscher (2:00.09)
100-yard Freestyle: 7th –
Addison Johnson (51.04)
200-yard IM: 6th –
Eva Nordyke (2:03.59 – 6th all-time ISU Performance List)
200-yard Freestyle Relay: 2nd –
Giada Tarterini,
Kaleigh Kelley, Erin Cummings,
Addison Johnson (1:33.39 – 17th-fastest in school history)
1M Diving: 2nd –
Jecza Lopez (260.40)
Indiana State opened the night with a strong swim in the 400-yard Medley Relay as the group of
Sara Keefe,
Ilkim Karaali,
Addison Johnson, and
Kaleigh Kelley posted the eighth-fastest time in school history in the event with a time of 3:42.99 to place third in the field. The second group of
Kate Reeves,
Lily Glasgow,
Paige Austin-Burrows, and
Giada Tarterini was fifth in 3:46.38, while the third group of
Anna Asplund,
Jenna Nave, Allie Barasch, and
Rachel Stutz was eighth in 3:49.14.
Grace Cummings continued her reign in the distance events as the sophomore picked up Indiana State's first win of the day in the 500-yard Freestyle. Cummings touched the wall in 4:47.49 to post the third-fastest time in school history to claim the event win.
Maria Saldana Riebeling was eighth in the field in 4:58.06, while
Erin Cummins placed ninth in 4:58.15.
Annabelle Francke cut down on her time to post a season-best 5:02.97 to place 12th overall.
Gemma Dilks was Indiana State's top finisher in the 200-yard Fly as the junior went 2:03.82 to place fourth overall in the field ahead of teammate Saldana Riebeling (2:04.99). Austin-Burrows was eighth in 2:05.47, while
Raz Harel finished one spot back in 2:07.18.
Elle Santucci rounded out the group with a time of 2:10.01 in an exhibition swim.
Lily Glasgow made her debut on the Indiana State all-time performance list in the 100-yard Breaststroke as the freshman posted a time of 1:03.46 to place sixth overall in the field. Glasgow's time puts her fifth all-time in the Sycamore performance list in the event. Karaali (1:03.85) also made her debut on the performance list sitting eighth on the list on her way to placing ninth in the field. Nave finished one spot back of her teammate in 10th in the field in 1:04.23, while
Eva Nordyke was 12th in 1:04.55.
Sahara Visscher was Indiana State's top performer in the 200-yard Backstroke as the junior touched the wall in 2:00.09 to place third overall in the field. Keefe finished one spot back of her teammate and made her debut on the Sycamores' performance list at ninth overall with a time of 2:01.71. Asplund (2:02.12) was fifth in the field, while
Kate Reeves placed sixth overall in 2:04.53. Francke (2:05.49) and
Ella Moustgaard (2:07.07) both competed in exhibition swims.
Addison Johnson was the top performer for the Sycamores in the 100-yard Freestyle with a time of 51.04 to place seventh overall.
Erin Cummins finished ninth in 51.58, while
Rachel Stutz turned in a season-best in the 100-yard Freestyle as the sophomore went out in 51.97 to place 10th overall in the field. Tarterini was 12 overall in 52.60.
Nordyke topped the Sycamores' efforts in the 200-yard IM with a time of 2:03.59 to place sixth overall in the field and post the sixth-fastest time on the Indiana State all-time performance list. Glasgow finished 10th in the field in 2:06.92, while Dilks (2:07.67) and Saldana Riebeling (2:09.37) finished inside the top 12.
Elle Santucci was one behind her teammate with 2:09.40. Harel (2:10.87) and Moustgaard (2:16.35) rounded out the Sycamores in the field.
The Sycamore quartet of Tarterini, Kelley, Cummins, and Johnson finished second overall in the field in the 200-yard Freestyle Relay with a time of 1:33.39. The second group of Austin-Burrows, Barasch, Stutz, and Visscher was fourth in the field in 1:34.61, while the third group of Karaali, Asplund, Keefe, and Nave placed eighth in 1:38.72.
Jecza Lopez was the Sycamores' top diver in the field in the 1M Springboard diving event as the senior posted a six-dive score of 260.40 to place second overall.
Alessandra Mittelstadt placed sixth in 224.10, while Dansereau was ninth in 206.25.
Up Next
Indiana State closes out the weekend against Missouri and Missouri State tomorrow morning in Columbia, Mo. with events set to start at 11 a.m. at the Mizzou Aquatic Center.
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