STOCKTON, Calif. — The UC Davis swim and dive program will open its 2026-27 regular season on Saturday by participating in the second day of the PAC Invite hosted by Pacific at the Douglass M Eberhardt Aquatics Center this Friday-Saturday, Oct. 2-3. All 24 swimmers on the Aggies' roster are expected to attend the meet but there will be no diving events at the meet.
A live stream of the event is available on Overnght.
The order of swimming events for Saturday's third and final session that will the lone session the Aggies participate in will be the 1650 free, 400 medley relay, 100 individual medley, 200 back, 100 free, 200 breast, 200 fly and 400 free relay.
A total of five teams will compete in the two-day event including both the men's and women's squads from Cal State Bakersfield, Pacific and UC Santa Barbara, as well as the men's team from Stanford and the women's squad from UC Davis.
UC Davis held its annual Blue vs. Gold intrasquad meet last Saturday at Schall Aquatics Center. Four different Aggies - Naomi Boegholm (50 free, 50 fly), Kayla Gregory (50 breast, 150 breast), Madison McCormick (150 fly, 300 IM) and Emily Scheberies (50 back, 150 back) - won two individual events each. Boegholm also swam the butterfly leg on the winning 200 medley relay squad to kick off the meet and the leadoff leg on the victorious 200 free relay, while Gregory swam the back on the winning 200 medley relay team.
Others capturing individual swimming events included Ella Ackerman (800 free), Angelina Komashko (400 free), Ciara Looney (100 free) and Elsie Luisetti (150 free), while Katherine Lim captured the 3-meter diving competition.
In addition, Elise Ramsden (back) and Aileen Zhang (free) contributed to the winning 200 medley relay squad, while McKenna Valenta, Zheng and 'Ala Wong followed Boegholm in the 200 free relay.
UC Davis will host Nevada at Schall Aquatics Center in a dual meet to open its 2026-27 home schedule on Friday, Oct. 9 (1 pm) with both the swimmers and divers competing.
ABOUT UC DAVIS ATHLETICS
UC Davis, ranked No. 2 among public universities by the Wall Street Journal in the value of a college degree, is home to 40,000 undergraduate students and 12,000 employees. Ranked top in the United States in agriculture and forestry as well as No. 1 in veterinary medicine, UC Davis is located in a true California college town nestled between world-class destinations such as the San Francisco Bay Area, Napa Valley and Lake Tahoe. Over 650 Aggie student-athletes compete in 25 Division I varsity sports, with 16 sports transitioning to the Mountain West Conference beginning in 2026–27.
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