By David Rieder CHAPEL HILL − Fresh off a pair of exciting wins in Charlottesville over Virginia, the North Carolina Swimming and Diving Tar Heels returned home to face their
Photo Courtesy: Griffin Scott BATON ROUGE – The LSU women’s swimming and diving team lowered three LSU Natatorium pool records Friday night during the first session of racing at the
Photo Courtesy: Peter H.Bick COLUMBUS – The Ohio State men’s swimming and diving team kicked off a busy weekend of racing with a 50-point win over West Virginia at the
Photo Courtesy: Peter H. Bick NOTRE DAME – Notre Dame’s Emma Reaney established a new Rolfs Aquatic Center record in the women’s 200 IM, while the Notre Dame women’s 400
Photo Courtesy: Indiana Athletics BLOOMINGTON – The Indiana swimming and diving teams sent their senior class out on a winning note Friday night at the Counsilman-Billingsley Aquatic Center, as the
Photo Courtesy: Jordan Johnson/Minnesota Athletics MINNEAPOLIS – The University of Minnesota swimming and diving teams raced to leads in the team standings Friday night at the Jean K. Freeman Aquatic
Photo Courtesy: Griffin Scott BERKELEY – The Southern California Trojans swimming and diving teams are among the best in the nation, but they were no match for hosts California-Berkeley today,
Photo Courtesy: Mike Comer/ProSwimVisuals.com AUSTIN – Southern Methodist University appeared to be the weaker team at this weekend’s two-day tri-meet against Texas and Arizona, but the Mustangs did not roll
Photo Courtesy: Peter H. Bick PALO ALTO – The Stanford swimming and diving team hosted UCLA today, winding down the dual meet portion of the season with a rout of
By Nelson Helm, Swimming World College Intern The Old Dominion Athletic Conference has its share of swimming firepower. Four teams, Washington and Lee men and women’s teams, Emory and Henry
