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By Cathleen Pruden, Swimming World College Intern Women’s Meet: The Eagles of Emory University beat both of their Divison two opponents Saturday afternoon. Emory scored 178 points against Delta State’s 120
Just three races in following shoulder surgery and a nine month break from competing, former world champion James Magnussen will leave the Victorian Open Championships with both the 50 and
It was a rivalry meet for the Kentucky Wildcats and they took on Louisville (No. 10 men, No. 10 women) at the Ralph Wright Natatorium. Unfortunately for the Wildcats, the
It was a sweet senior night for the South Carolina Gamecocks (No. 23 men, unranked women). Both the men’s and women’s teams won by a score of 175-125 over North
By Sarah Lloyd, Swimming World College Intern The No. 5 Stanford men and the No. 2 Stanford women hosted the No. 15 Arizona men and No. 11 Arizona women on
The Missouri Tigers (No. 13 men, No. 19 women) had no trouble with in-state rival Missouri State. The Tigers won 22 of 26 individual events. The Missouri women won 188-51,
By Chandler Brandes, ACC Beat Writer With the winter storm forcing many meets to be cancelled or postponed, Louisville was still able to compete against Kentucky in a Bluegrass State
Arkansas had no trouble knocking off Clemson, Vanderbilt and Houston in a weekend quad-meet. The Razorbacks beat Vanderbilt 225-101, Houston 221-122 and Clemson 233-19. Vanderbilt placed second at the meet.
By Andy Ross, Swimming World Big Ten Beat Writer Taryn Collura won four events for Nebraska as she helped them beat out conference opponent Illinois at home on her senior
