Rutgers Women Sweep 3-Meter Diving at Day One of Sonny Werblin Invitational
The women of Rutgers University turned in quick times and a sweep of the 3-meter dive to grab first during day one of the Sonny Werblin Invitational. Rutgers Press Release:
The women of Rutgers University turned in quick times and a sweep of the 3-meter dive to grab first during day one of the Sonny Werblin Invitational. Rutgers Press Release:
One day after taking down the Missouri Tigers men’s and women’s swimming teams, the Tennessee Volunteers traveled to Virginia for more racing, this time against Virginia. The Tennessee men continued
Bowling Green swimming spent the afternoon honoring BGSU Hall of Famer Tom Stubbs with the 2015 Tom Stubbs Relays competition. Bowling Green Press Release: The Bowling Green State University swimming
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