HAMPTON, VA. – Arabella Butera set a pair of breaststroke school records while Campbell finished seventh at the 2025 CAA Swimming & Diving Championships, held at the Hampton Aquaplex.

Campbell placed seventh with 372 total team points. UNCW won the women's team championship with 1370.5 points, edging William & Mary's 1326.5. Delaware followed with 1267, followed by Northeastern (1048), Towson (899) and Drexel (730). Monmouth (320) and Stony Brook (286) rounding out the women's team scoring.

The Seahawks also claimed the men's title with 829.5 points, holding off Delaware (737).

During Saturday's final session, Butera topped the 200 breaststroke consolation finals with a school record time, breaking her own mark with a time of 2:15.48, finishing ninth officially in the event.

It was the second record-setting performance of the week for the junior, who also set a school-best mark during Friday night's finals, posting a time of 1.02.68 in the 100 breaststroke. The time also topped the 100 breaststroke's consolation finals round, placing Butera ninth overall.

Freshman Julia Garcia also placed 11^th in the 200 fly with a time of 2:04.69 after taking 15^th in the 400 IM with a time of 4:27.40. Katarina Gagnon added a 13^th place finish in the 1650 free with a time of 17:13.71 for the Camels.

In relay events, Campbell finished seventh in the 200 free (1:35.34), 400 medley (3:47.36) and the 200 medley (1:44.90).

2025 CAA SWIMMING & DIVING CHAMPIONSHIPS

WOMEN'S FINAL STANDINGS
1. UNCW 1370.5
2. William & Mary 1326.5
3. Delaware 1267
4. Northeastern 1048
5. Towson 899
6. Drexel 730
7. Campbell 372
8. Monmouth 320
9. Stony Brook 286

MEN'S FINAL STANDINGS
1. UNCW 829.5
2. Delaware 737
3. Drexel 607.5
4. Towson 485.5
5. William & Mary 410
6. Monmouth 158.5