PROVIDENCE, Rhode Island, February 20. PRINCETON University won three events during the first night of action at the women’s Ivy League Championships to build an early lead at the three-day
By Rebecca Noblett ATHENS, Georgia. February 20. AFTER yesterday featured Florida’s men and Georgia’s women dominate the top of the podium in their respective events, this evening at the Southeastern
LOUISVILLE, Kentucky, February 20. DAY two of the American Athletic Conference Swimming and Diving Championships wrapped up Friday at the Ralph Wright Natatorium in Louisville, Ky. with the host Louisville
GREENSBORO, North Carolina, February 20. AFTER the first full day of the women’s ACC Championships the Virginia Cavaliers opened a big lead as they seek a seventh straight team championship.
MINNEAPOLIS, Minnesota, February 20. AFTER trailing the Hoosiers by two points after day one at the Big Ten Women’s Championships, the host Minnesota Golden Gophers put together a powerful day
ANNAPOLIS, Maryland, February 20. STEPHANIE Nasson and Sarah Hargrave set the stage for another solid day by Boston University by finishing 1-2 in the Women’s 500 Freestyle at the 2014
CAMBRIDGE, Massachusetts, February 20. THE Wagner Seahawks swam to a large lead in Day two of the 2014 Northeast Conference thanks to seven medal performances for a team score of
MONTEREY PARK, California, February 20. THROUGH the second of four nights, UC Davis has taken over the top spot on the women’s side of the 2014 MPSF Championship Meet, carrying
SEWELL, New Jersey, February 20. A new member and a legacy program took over the lead at the BIG EAST Swimming and Diving Championships at Gloucester County Institute of Technology
NEWPORT NEWS, Virginia, February 20. THE Massachusetts men hold a narrow lead with 243 points, while the Richmond women lead with 236.5 points after two days of competition at the
