KENTWOOD, Mich. -- Beginning the 2026-27 season at the Davenport Invitational on Friday and Saturday, the Wayne State University women's swimming and diving program won nine of the 19 events it competed in.  The Warriors paced the five-team field with a total of 1,029.5 points.

"So here is how I look at first meets, if you perform the best all year at them, then we have a long way to get nowhere," said head coach Sean Peters.  "I am okay with just being okay at them.  I want to grow, progress and swim fast throughout the year and fastest at the end of the year.  I saw some good, some not good, and all that can be improved, and that's what's good about them... to find what to improve.  Meet one done, onto the next one."

Warrior Wins - 9
500 free - Giulia Radovici (Saint-Jean-de-Crieulon, France / School Rosa Luxemburg) - 5:05.43
200 IM - Scarlet Maison (Rose City, Mich. / Standish-Sterling) - 2:09.92
100 fly - Maddie Dicks (Farmington Hills, Mich. / North Farmington) - 57.96
400 IM - Scarlet Maison - 4:39.99
200 free - Giulia Radovici - 1:54.55
1-meter diving - Ariana Heugh (Macomb, Mich. / Dakota) - 236.25
3-meter diving - Alicia Viaches (East Lansing, Mich. / Haslett) - 237.20
1000 free - Giulia Radovici - 10:36.28
200 fly - Danika Fessenden (Cedar Springs, Mich. / Grand Rapids Northview) - 2:11.77

Up Next
Next up on the schedule for Wayne State is the Eastern (Michigan) Classic on Oct. 16-17 at the Eagles' Jones Natatorium in Yspilanti, Mich.