Maryland-Baltimore County vs. Rider
LAWRENCEVILLE, New Jersey, October 15. SENIOR Abbey McKenney (Wilmington, Del./Brandywine) got her final season off to a great start and the women's freestyle relay followed suit, both setting new pool
LAWRENCEVILLE, New Jersey, October 15. SENIOR Abbey McKenney (Wilmington, Del./Brandywine) got her final season off to a great start and the women's freestyle relay followed suit, both setting new pool
GRANVILLE, Ohio, October 15. The highly anticipated 2011-12 men's swimming & diving season is underway and the Big Red kicked things off with a 181-96 win over visiting Asbury (Ky.)
NEW ORLEANS, Louisiana, October 15. NORTH Texas won its opening dual meet of the season, defeating Tulane 175-123 in New Orleans on Saturday. The Mean Green have now won three
HOUSTON, Texas, October 15. THE SMU women's swim team opened the season with a 156-106 defeat of Conference USA rival Rice on Saturday at Rice Competition Pool. The Mustangs won
LOUDONVILLE, New York, October 15. THE University of New Hampshire women's swimming and diving team opened the season breaking five pool records on its way to topping Siena College for
NOTRE DAME, Indiana, October 15. FOR the second day in a row, Michigan was the top performer at the Rolfs Aquatic Center. The Wolverines were 3-0 on the day with
DENVER, Colorado, October 15. THE University of Denver men’s and women’s swim teams kicked of the season in victorious fashion claiming two wins over visiting Wyoming on Saturday afternoon at
AMES, Iowa, October 15. THE Minnesota women's swimming and diving team used 13 victories and 199 points to defeat Iowa State, 199-100, on the road in non-conference action Saturday afternoon
BLACKSBURG, Virginia, October 15. THE Virginia Tech swimming and diving teams posted solid finishes in their season opening meet on Saturday at the Christiansburg Aquatic Center, as the H2Okie women
STOCKHOLM, Sweden, October 16. THE second day of finals is complete at the FINA World Cup stop in Stockholm, Sweden. South Africa's Chad Le Clos added $7,000 to his coffers,