NCAA 102nd Swimming Championship – Day 2 Finals

November 11, 2026 | Rizal Memorial Sports Complex

The second day of the NCAA 102nd Swimming Championship featured an exciting series of finals events in both the Juniors and Seniors divisions, highlighted by record-breaking performances, dominant individual swims, and closely contested relay competitions. Participating schools showcased their depth and talent as swimmers competed for medals and valuable team points.

In the Juniors division, Colegio de San Juan de Letran's Ashton Clyde Jose delivered one of the most remarkable performances of the day by setting a new NCAA record in the Boys' 200-Meter Breaststroke with a time of 2:19.42. DLS-College of Saint Benilde also made a strong statement in the Boys' 100-Meter Butterfly, sweeping the top three positions led by Kristian Yugo Cabana, who captured the gold medal.

San Beda University continued to demonstrate its strength in the Seniors division. Ihiazel Fei Dolliente secured first place in the Women's 200-Meter Breaststroke, while Rafael Cyron Ole topped the Men's 200-Meter Breaststroke event. San Beda swimmers consistently occupied podium positions across multiple events, contributing significantly to the team's overall standing.

The Women's 100-Meter Butterfly saw Jindsy Azze Dasion of San Beda University claim the championship after an impressive performance throughout the competition. On the men's side, Jennuel Booh De Leon of San Beda University emerged victorious in the 100-Meter Butterfly, further adding to the school's growing medal tally.

Distance freestyle events provided intense competition. Emilio Aguinaldo College's Aishel Cid Evangelista won the Boys' 400-Meter Freestyle, while DLS-College of Saint Benilde's FJ Catherine Cruz delivered a record-breaking swim of 4:41.35 in the Women's 400-Meter Freestyle. In the Men's 400-Meter Freestyle, Nimrod Montera led a strong San Beda University performance to secure the gold medal.

Sprint backstroke events also produced notable results. Earl Eugene Baguistan of San Beda University captured the Boys' 50-Meter Backstroke title, while Shania Joy Baraquiel of the University of Perpetual Help System DALTA won the Women's event. Jennuel Booh De Leon completed a successful day by also claiming first place in the Men's 50-Meter Backstroke.

The relay events concluded the day's competition and proved crucial in the team race. DLS-College of Saint Benilde won the Boys' 4×100-Meter Freestyle Relay and later secured another victory in the Men's 4×100-Meter Freestyle Relay. Meanwhile, San Beda University dominated the Women's 4×100-Meter Freestyle Relay, displaying exceptional teamwork and consistency.

Overall, Day 2 of the NCAA 102nd Swimming Championship showcased outstanding performances from student-athletes across the league. Several record-breaking swims, strong relay finishes, and consistent podium appearances from San Beda University and DLS-College of Saint Benilde highlighted a highly competitive day in the pool. As the championship progresses, the battle for overall team honors continues to intensify among the participating institutions.