PHILADELPHIA – Villanova logged eight winning performances on Tuesday, led by Audrey Pastorek's three individual wins, to take down La Salle 151-149 at the Kirk Pool.

Villanova (1-3) picked up six individual wins throughout the meet with La Salle (2-2-1), adding a diving and relay victory.

Both Pastorek and Katie White logged sweeps on the day. Pastorek's came in the butterfly, winning the 100 in 55.84 and the 200 in 2:00.56. White took the 200 Fly by nearly five seconds in 2:02.64 before notching the sweep in the 100 Fly at 56.53. Pastorek tacked on a third win in the 200 IM, touching in 2:01.57.

The 200 Medley Relay team of Pastorek, Winnie Jalet, Lainey Quinones and Perri Stahl won the 200 Medley Relay, posting a time of 1:43.21. Molly Benson added on a win in the 200 Free (1:51.80) Claire Feick posted a winning score in the 1-meter (255.98).

Hannah Wasmuth, Emily Zimmermann, Katie White and Cara Stapleton teamed up for a 1:48.50 finish in the 200 Medley Relay that was good enough for fourth.

All three of Villanova's swimmers in the 1000 Free landed in the top four, led by a 10:26.57 effort from Brenna McLaughlin that landed her second. Pepper Ritchey and Mary Kate Farrell followed her in third (10:35.16, personal best) and fourth (10:48.73), respectively. Ritchey also earned a top-three swim in the 100 Fly, touching third in 58.15.

Villanova had the two fastest times in the 200 Free. Quinones joined Benson atop the board in that one for a 1-2 finish, touching second in 1:52.68. Jalet earned second in both the 100 Breast (1:03.58) and 200 Breast (2:16.49) while Perri Stahl battled for the top spot in the 50 Free. The senior ended up just shy of Emma van Selm, finishing 41-hundredths of a second behind her in 23.91. Stapleton and Quinones were right behind Stahl in third (24.17) and fourth (24.51).

The top three of the 100 Free was separated by seven-tenths of a second with Stapleton finishing second in 51.71. Gravell joined Pastorek in the top three of the 200 Back, posting a 2:06.17. Benson had a chance of adding on a second win in the 500 Free but finished just shy of the lead with a second-place time of 5:00.74.

Feick and Mimi Danzis, making her first appearance for Villanova this season, went 2-3 in 3-meter diving with scores of 238.13 and 217.58, respectively.

Villanova faces a nearly two-month break now before getting back to action at Richmond on Jan. 13. For all of the latest updates surrounding the program, follow Villanova Swimming and Diving on Twitter and Instagram at @novaswimdive.