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By Sarah Lloyd, Swimming World College Intern In their first road victory in a little over three months, the Iowa State Cyclones beat the University of Northern Iowa with a
By Sarah Lloyd, Swimming World College Intern In their first road victory in a little over three months, the Iowa State Cyclones beat the University of Northern Iowa with a
By Andy Ross, Swimming World Big Ten Beat Writer It was senior day in Evanston as the Northwestern women beat conference foe Iowa. The star of the day for the
By Chandler Brandes, ACC Beat Writer The winter storm couldn’t stop Boston College from competing in the annual Dartmouth Invite, hosted by the Upper Valley Aquatic Center in White River
By Sarah Lloyd, Swimming World College Intern At the annual dual meet between the Oregon State Beavers and the Washington State Cougars on Friday January 22, Oregon State senior Sammy Harrison
Texas A&M (unranked men, No. 6 women) spoiled senior day for Louisiana State (No. 22 men, No. 23 women). The Aggies took the men’s meet by a score of 158.5-141.5,
The Georgia Bulldogs (No. 4 men, No. 1 women) continued to roll on Saturday against a strong Tennessee program (No. 12 men, No. 12 women). The Georgia women improved their
By Chandler Brandes, ACC Beat Writer Georgia Tech travelled to Tuscaloosa to race against Alabama on Saturday. The Alabama women defeated Georgia Tech 191-106, while the men beat the Yellow Jackets 199-99.
By Andy Ross, Swimming World Big Ten Beat Writer The Indiana Hoosiers proved to be too much for in-state rival Purdue as they were victorious over the Boilermakers 185.5-114.5 on
Laszlo Cseh has been on fire during the first two days of competition at the 2016 Geneva International meet. He’s picked up four wins and downed two meet records thus
The Alabama Crimson Tide (No. 11 men, No. 22 women) had a strong showing against Georgia Tech to wrap up their regular season. The Crimson Tide men won 199-99, while