SEATTLE – The University of the Pacific men's and women's swimming and diving program continue their 2026-27 campaign Saturday, traveling north to face Seattle University with sessions scheduled for 9:15 a.m. and 3:15 p.m. from the Redhawk Center.

The Tigers enter the weekend carrying momentum from their Halloween tri-meet in San Jose, where both programs earned victories over UC Santa Cruz. The Pacific men defeated the Banana Slugs 184-112, while the women secured a 154-123 victory. The women's squad also fell to host San Jose State, 175-98.

Pacific previously opened the season with a sweep of the men's and women's team titles at the PAC Invite, marking its first sweep at the home invitational since 2018.

On the men's side, Grant Huston, a native of Fox Island, Washington, remains a key performer after earning Mountain Pacific Sports Federation Athlete of the Week honors earlier this season. Huston recorded the second-fastest 200-yard individual medley time in program history at 1:45.89.

For the women, Whitney Merriman and Christina Agiomamitou headline Pacific's lineup so far in 2026. Merriman captured victories in the 200 IM and 200 breaststroke at the PAC Invite, while Agiomamitou swept the 200 and 500 freestyle events.

The Tigers and Redhawks have recent history, having competed at the 2025 PAC Invite in Stockton. Seattle finished third in the women's standings and fourth in the men's competition. This will mark the first time Pacific makes the trek to Seattle.

The meet will be two-faced with Seattle hosting Pacific and Alaska Fairbanks on Saturday. It will be a swim-only meet this weekend. Live scoring should be available in the Meet Mobile App.

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