The 2017 NCAA Division III National Championships have finally come to a close and the Emory women have certainly left their mark. Emory started the night with a whopping 471.5 points on
One night after winning the 100 breast title despite a race that, in her own words, “sucked,” Lilly King had to bounce back if she wanted to hold off Minnesota’s Kierra Smith
The 2017 NCAA Division III National Championships are coming to a close and Denison Diver Max Levy has had quite the senior meet. Men’s Three-Meter Diving NCAA Record: 645.70 –
The 2017 NCAA Division III National Championships have nearly come to an end and Andrew Wilson has completed a perfect run. Men’s 200 Breast NCAA Record: 1:51.15 – Andrew Wilson, Emory (2016)
One year ago at this meet, Stanford left the 400 free relay in dismay. The team finished in fourth place, not gaining enough points to overtake Georgia. They sat and
Women’s 200 Back NCAA Record: 1:56.23 – Brittany Sasser, Amherst (2008) 2016 Champion: 1:56.33 – Emma Paulson, St. Thomas As a sophomore in 2015, William’s Olivia Jackson took the 200 back crown in
Women’s 100 Free NCAA Record: 48.98 – Kendra Stern, Amherst (2010) 2016 Champion: 49.90 – Hannah Lobb, Kenyon Despite a charging Emma Waddell in the end, Emory’s Fiona Muir earned her first national
Northwestern men’s basketball may have made history this year by making its first appearance in the NCAA tournament, but its swim team also made history this March with its first
Women’s 1650 Free NCAA Record: 16:21.44 – Sarah Thompson, Williams (2015) 2016 Champion: 16:33.29 – Marysol Arce, Kenyon Emory’s Julia Durmer led the race tonight right from the start. She was
Stanford sophomore Ella Eastin won her second event of the meet in the 200 fly after she won the 400 IM last night. Eastin got some pressure early from early leader
