The last night of the 2018 NCAA Division I Women’s Swimming and Diving Championships was a historic one for the Stanford Cardinal as they grabbed their second straight team title
The Stanford Cardinal had history on the line as they had a chance to become only the third team to win all five relays at an NCAA Championships, as well
Kentucky’s Asia Seidt finished second in the women’s 200 back at the NCAA Championships, stopping the clock in 1:49.24. The sophomore also finished seventh in the 200 IM and ninth in the 100
Northwestern junior Olivia Rosendahl won the platform diving title for the second year in a row with 346.15 points. Rosendahl’s win last year was the first ever for Northwestern Women’s Swimming and
Indiana’s Lilly King had a dominating performance in the women’s 200 breast at the NCAA Championships, breaking her own NCAA and American record in a time of 2:02.60. This is the junior’s
Stanford junior Ella Eastin has had herself quite an NCAA Championships. Eastin broke two American Records in the IM races, and added a third individual title with a win in the 200
Last night, she said she was sick of seeing a 2:03. Tonight, she didn’t see a 2:03. Indiana junior Lilly King roared through the 200 breast final with a 2:02.60. She
Queens’ Marius Kusch won the men’s 100 free at the 2018 NCAA Division II Championships in record-setting fashion. The junior stopped the clock in a quick 42.42 to finish well over half
Stanford senior Simone Manuel swam the second fastest 100 free ever on Saturday night at the 2018 NCAA Division I Women’s Swimming and Diving Championships. Manuel swam a 45.65 to get just
It hasn’t been the best week for Cal junior Kathleen Baker. Last year she won three individual NCAA titles. This year, she had yet to win an individual title. What is
