LOUISVILLE, Kentucky, February 21. DAY three of the American Athletic Conference Swimming and Diving Championships wrapped up Saturday at the Ralph Wright Natatorium in Louisville, Ky. with the host Louisville
By Rebecca Noblett ATHENS, Georgia. February 21. TEXAS A&M took first in all four women’s events on a night that saw four new SEC records and a new American and
MINNEAPOLIS, Minnesota, February 21. THE Minnesota Golden Gophers are well on their way to another Big Ten Women’s Championship title as the squad has proven to be fast at the
ATHENS, Georgia, February 21. AFTER clocking a 57.76 this morning during prelims, Texas A&M’s Breeja Larson served notice that her NCAA and American record of 57.43 from last year’s SEC
LOS ANGELES, California, February 21. LESS than a year and half after its groundbreaking, USC held the grand opening of the Uytengsu Aquatics Center on Friday (Feb. 21) and celebrated
GREENSBORO, North Carolina, February 21. THE Virginia Cavaliers continued to steamroll to the Atlantic Coast Conference team title at the women’s championships here in Greensboro, but Notre Dame’s Emma Reaney
ANNAPOLIS, Maryland, February 21. NAVY continues to dominate the 2014 Patriot League Championships at Lejeune Hall, but the Mids yielded the top of the podium to Bucknell in three events
CAMBRIDGE, Massachusetts, February 21. FOR years the Wagner Seahawks have been chasing down the leader at the end of day three, but the Seahawks are in the drivers seat of
PHILADELPHIA, Pennsylvania, February 21. GERMANTOWN Academy is on pace to repeat as girls’ team champion at the Eastern Interscholastic Swimming and Diving Championships after the first of two days of
MONTEREY PARK, California, February 21. WITH only Saturday remaining in the 2014 MPSF Swimming and Diving Championship, the UC Davis women and BYU men should feel somewhat comfortable. The Aggies
