WASHINGTON, D.C., October 19. TOWSON’S women’s swimming and diving team defeated both Georgetown and William and Mary on Saturday, while the men defeated Georgetown but fell to William and Mary.
DALLAS, Texas, October 19. SOUTHERN Cal extended its lead from the first day of competition at the SMU Classic to win the overall meet with a score of 312 points.
BAKERSFIELD, California October 19. THREE schools new to the Division I ranks competed against each other in men’s and women’s swimming competition today. For Seattle University, it marked the first
OXFORD, Ohio, October 19. THE Miami University women’s swim team won every event in a blowout win over Xavier, while the Miami men’s team pulled out a nail-biter over the
BLACKSBURG, Virginia, October 19. NORTH Carolina State and Virginia Tech split their dual meet this afternoon, with the NC State women and Virginia Tech men coming out ahead. North Carolina
MADISON, Wisconsin, October 19. THE only home dual meet for the Wisconsin swimming and diving teams was a two-day affair against Minnesota that featured all 18 swimming events on the
SAN DIEGO, California, October 19. THE UCLA women’s swimming and diving team swamped the University of San Diego Toreros on Saturday, winning 13 of 14 events on their way to
KIRKSVILLE, Missouri, October 19. TRUMAN State bounced back from a rough meet against Illinois State last night with a split against Lindenwood this evening. The Bulldog women picked up a
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, October 19. THE Arizona women’s swimming and diving teams had an easier time racing against Utah today than their male counterparts, beating the Utes in a
JACKSONVILLE, Florida, October 19. FLORIDA International raced to wins in 11 of 13 events contested at the UNF Aquatic Center on Saturday afternoon, defeating North Florida by a final score