Friday, October 23
Malibu, Calif.
4:00 p.m. PT Friday / 11:00 a.m. PT Saturday
Pepperdine University
vs
Seattle U
Photo by: Rory Christiansen
10/22/2026 10:00:00 AM | Women's Swim/Dive
MALIBU, Calif. – Pepperdine swim and dive stays at Raleigh Runnels Memorial Pool this weekend for a tri meet against Seattle U and Denver. Competition begins Friday, Oct. 23 at 4 p.m. and continues Saturday, Oct. 24 at 11 a.m.
Friday Meet Schedule
 400 medley relay
 1650 free
 50 fly
 50 breast
 50 back
 50 free
 400 IM
 400 free relay
Saturday Meet Schedule
 3-meter diving
 200 medley relay
 200 free
 100 back
 100 breast
 200 fly
 50 free
 100 free
 200 back
 200 breast
 500 free
 100 fly
 200 IM
 200 free relay
 1-meter diving
The meet will be streamed on the Pepperdine Waves YouTube channel for those unable to attend. Live results can also be accessed on MeetMobile for subscribers.
This weekend is the second meeting between the Waves and the Redhawks, and the first in Malibu. Pepperdine won the first-ever meet between the two programs 259-75 in Seattle last October, collecting 14 event wins over two days. This also marks the first meeting between Pepperdine and Denver, which is in its first season in the MPSF. Although swimming and diving competes in the MPSF, the weekend has a West Coast Conference feel, with the two most recent conference additions making the trip to Malibu.
Their last time in the pool, the Waves fell 84-59 to San Diego State in an Oct. 15 sprint meet. Freshman Zoe Venetta led Pepperdine in the 50 fly (26.71), and Maile Sullivan was the team's fastest in the 50 free (24.25). In the 1-meter, Taityn Speier scored a team-high 243.30 points.
Next, the Waves split squads. The divers head to USC for the Trojan Diving Invitational (Nov. 12-14), while the swimmers stay home to host UC Santa Barbara and UC San Diego on Nov. 13 at 11 a.m.
ABOUT PEPPERDINE SWIM AND DIVE
Pepperdine swimming & diving has a rich history spanning four decades, having posted top-five finishes in its conference in 32 of 39 seasons. The Waves have captured three conference championships in the past four seasons, its first three conference titles, winning its first MPSF Championship in 2025 after joining the conference the season prior. In 38 seasons in the PCSC, the Waves saw 48 individual champions and 20 PCSC Swimmer or Diver of the Year awards. Andreea Trufasu stands as the program's lone Olympian, having competed in the 1996 Olympic Games in Atlanta.
FOLLOW
To stay up-to-date on the latest Pepperdine swim and dive news, follow the Waves on social media @PepperdineWSD.
Friday Meet Schedule
 400 medley relay
 1650 free
 50 fly
 50 breast
 50 back
 50 free
 400 IM
 400 free relay
Saturday Meet Schedule
 3-meter diving
 200 medley relay
 200 free
 100 back
 100 breast
 200 fly
 50 free
 100 free
 200 back
 200 breast
 500 free
 100 fly
 200 IM
 200 free relay
 1-meter diving
The meet will be streamed on the Pepperdine Waves YouTube channel for those unable to attend. Live results can also be accessed on MeetMobile for subscribers.
This weekend is the second meeting between the Waves and the Redhawks, and the first in Malibu. Pepperdine won the first-ever meet between the two programs 259-75 in Seattle last October, collecting 14 event wins over two days. This also marks the first meeting between Pepperdine and Denver, which is in its first season in the MPSF. Although swimming and diving competes in the MPSF, the weekend has a West Coast Conference feel, with the two most recent conference additions making the trip to Malibu.
Their last time in the pool, the Waves fell 84-59 to San Diego State in an Oct. 15 sprint meet. Freshman Zoe Venetta led Pepperdine in the 50 fly (26.71), and Maile Sullivan was the team's fastest in the 50 free (24.25). In the 1-meter, Taityn Speier scored a team-high 243.30 points.
Next, the Waves split squads. The divers head to USC for the Trojan Diving Invitational (Nov. 12-14), while the swimmers stay home to host UC Santa Barbara and UC San Diego on Nov. 13 at 11 a.m.
ABOUT PEPPERDINE SWIM AND DIVE
Pepperdine swimming & diving has a rich history spanning four decades, having posted top-five finishes in its conference in 32 of 39 seasons. The Waves have captured three conference championships in the past four seasons, its first three conference titles, winning its first MPSF Championship in 2025 after joining the conference the season prior. In 38 seasons in the PCSC, the Waves saw 48 individual champions and 20 PCSC Swimmer or Diver of the Year awards. Andreea Trufasu stands as the program's lone Olympian, having competed in the 1996 Olympic Games in Atlanta.
FOLLOW
To stay up-to-date on the latest Pepperdine swim and dive news, follow the Waves on social media @PepperdineWSD.
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