Stanford v. UCLA
STANFORD, California, February 1. NO. 2 Stanford (5-1, 4-0 Pac-10) used a late surge to stay unbeaten in Pac-10 dual meet action in a 166-133 win at No. 14 UCLA
Aggies v. Southern Methodist University
DALLAS, Texas, February 1. THE No. 21 SMU men's swimming and diving team thrashed longtime rival No. 20 Texas A&M, 144-92. The Mustangs won 11 of 13 events including both
Northern Iowa v. Iowa
IOWA CITY, Iowa, February 1. THE University of Iowa women's swimming team played host to in-state rival Northern Iowa at the UI Fieldhouse Pool. The Hawkeyes won every event of
Olympic Previews and World Cup Wrap-up Headlines World Swimming Section in February Issue
PHOENIX, Arizona, February 2. A full account of the highlights from the World Cup including world, regional and national record setters is present in the February issue of Swimming World.
Houston v. Aggies
COLLEGE STATION, Texas, February 1, THE sixth-ranked Texas A&M women's swimming & diving cruised past the University of Houston, 145-96, at the Student Rec Center Natatorium. Seniors Chelsea Helgason, Brittany
UNC v. NC State
CHAPEL HILL, North Carolina, February 1. NORTH Carolina's men's and women's swimming and diving teams wrapped up their Atlantic Coast Conference dual meet seasons with a pair of wins over
UC-Santa Barbara v. UC-Davis
DAVIS, California, February 1. SENIOR Russell Taylor set two pool records with wins in both breaststroke events, and sophomores Heidi Kucera and Daniel Donnelly each had pool records in their
Good Luck Beijing China Open: Day Three Finals
BEIJING, China, February 1. THE second finals session of the Good Luck Beijing China Open began with another set of morning finals for swimming fans. The meet is taking place
Cal State Northridge v. UC-Irvine
IRVINE, California, February 1. THE UC Irvine men's and women's swimming & diving teams each defeated Cal State Northridge at Anteater Aquatics Complex. The men won 146-85 while the women's
Cal-Berkeley v. Southern Cal
LOS ANGELES, California, February 1. THE fifth-ranked California women's swimming team cruised to a 202-98 Pac-10 dual meet victory over USC, improving to 4-1 overall and 3-1 in conference action.