Arizona State added a pair of Big 12 titles on Saturday. Both the men's and women's swim and dive teams won their respective titles.

It was the third-straight conference title for the men, who won their final two in the Pac-12.

The swimming titles give the Sun Devils four championships during their first year in the Big 12 with the spring seasons remaining. ASU also won titles in football and women's volleyball.

Women's swimming and diving



Arizona State finished with 1695 points. Arizona (1,240) took second with Houston (1,211.5) in third. TCU (854) and Utah (809.5) completed the top five.

Kayden Hayes became the first ASU diver to win the platform since 2018. Caroline Bentz set a school record in the 200 back and won her third individual title. She also won the 50 free and 100 back.

Other Big 12 championships include: Julia Ullmann (100 fly), Erin Milligan (200 free), Alexa Reyna (500 free), Deniz Ertan (200 fly), Charli Brown (200 IM), and Sonia Vaishnani (400 IM).

The Sun Devils also won several relays.

Ullmann was named the Women's Swimming Freshman of the Meet, while Bentz was the Women's Swimmer of the Meet.

Men's swimming and diving



Arizona State finished with 1,912 points. Arizona (1,301) was second in the field of just seven teams.

Andy Dobrzanski and Oscar Bilbao finished first and second in the 200 breast.

Jonny Kulow and Patrick Sammon finished first and second in the 100 free. Kulow set a meet record and personal best with his time of 41.07 seconds. Tommy Palmer finished fourth in the event as ASU took three of the top four spots.

Kulow also won the 50 free and was part of the winning 200 medley and 400 free relay teams.

Other Big 12 championships include: Ilya Kharun (100 fly), Jack Wadsworth (100 back), Daniel Matheson (500 free), Cale Martter (200 IM) and Michael Hochwalt (400 IM).

Lucien Vergnes was the Men's Swimming Freshman of the Meet, while Kulow was the Men's Swimmer of the Meet.

Arizona's Colin Agor was the Men's Diving Freshman of the Meet.

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