Zoey Zeller, Zetta Grace Bartee and Lora Komoroczy crack Auburn's all-time top-25 lists as Tigers dominate women's competition and secure men's victory in Atlanta.
ATLANTA | Auburn swimming and diving delivered a commanding performance against Georgia Tech, winning 462-324 as three Tigers recorded times among the fastest in program history.
Auburn's women dominated their matchup 293-99, while the men's team secured a 225-169 victory. Zoey Zeller, Zetta Grace Bartee and Lora Komoroczy highlighted the competition with performances that earned places in Auburn's all-time rankings.
Komoroczy led the Tigers in the women's 100-yard backstroke, winning in 51.74 seconds, the 24th-fastest performance in program history. It marked her ninth appearance on Auburn's all-time top-25 performance list.
Ellis Fox finished third in 53.51, followed by Maggie McGuire (55.26) and Annika Finzen (55.28), giving Auburn four of the top five finishers.
