Conference USA Championships, Day Three
HOUSTON, Texas, February 17. SMU established five meet records Saturday, making eight new Conference USA Swimming and Diving Championship meet records for the Mustangs so far this year. SMU also
HOUSTON, Texas, February 17. SMU established five meet records Saturday, making eight new Conference USA Swimming and Diving Championship meet records for the Mustangs so far this year. SMU also
CARBONDALE, Illinois, February 17. IT was a tight race to start off the night in the 200 Yard Medley Relay between Missouri State and Southern Illinois but the Bears came
BUFFALO, New York, February 17. THE Rider University men’s and the Marist College women’s swimming and diving teams continue to lead the league after two days of competition at the
CHARLOTTE, North Carolina, February 17. THE Lenoir-Rhyne Men’s and Women’s Swimming Teams broke six more school records Friday on the second full day of competition at the 2012 Bluegrass Mountain
ROCHESTER, Michigan, February 17. VANESSZA Balogh and Johanna Gustafsson both broke pool and league records while earning NCAA ‘B’ qualifying times as the Oakland men’s and women’s swimming and diving
CLEARWATER, Florida, February 17. THE Nova Southeastern men's and women's swimming and diving teams had yet another successful performance in the third day of competition at the Sunshine State Conference
MINNEAPOLIS, Minnesota, February 17. A blend of youthful talented and experienced stars combined to deliver an unforgettable session at the 2012 MIAC Swimming and Diving Championships Friday night at the
BROWN DEER, Wisconsin, February 17. UNIVERSITY of Wisconsin-La Crosse took the lead following the second of three days of competition at the 2012 Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (WIAC) Women's Swimming
MONTEREY PARK, California, February 17. DURING the third day in the Mountain Pacific Sports Federation conference championships, both the men and women's teams advanced to the first place position. Friday's
WINNIPEG, Canada, February 17. CHANTAL VanLandeghem of Winnipeg is showing her hometown folks why she is considered one of Canada's brightest young stars in swimming after a triple gold performance