ATLANTA, Georgia, November 19. AFTER day one of the Georgia Tech Invitational at the GT Aquatic Center, Friday, the men's and women's swimming teams sit in sixth and fifth place

NOTRE DAME, Indiana, November 16. BY taking the top spot in the first four races en route to claiming titles in 10 of the meet's 16 events, the University of

BLOOMINGTON, Indiana, November 16. VICTORIES in all seven races for Indiana highlighted day two of the Hoosierland Open at the Counsilman-Billingsley Aquatic Center. "The guys are doing a great job,"

WEST LAFAYETTE, Indiana, November 16. BOTH Boilermaker men's and women's swimming and diving teams stand in third place after day one of the Purdue Invitational. The women, with 174 points,

COLLEGE PARK, Maryland, November 16. THE Maryland women's swimming and diving program took the second slot in the second day of competition. The Terps finished with a combined 424 points,

CHAPEL HILL, North Carolina, November 16. THE North Carolina women took first place in three of the seven events of the Janis Hape Dowd Nike Cup Swimming and Diving Championships

TUSCALOOSA, Alabama. November 21. THE No. 7 Auburn swimming and diving teams are both in the lead heading into the final session of its two-day dual meet at in-state rival

FORT WORTH, Texas, November 16. THE UNLV men's swimming and diving team rallied from six points down with four events left to claim a two-point victory, 151-149, at TCU, while

LOS ANGELES, California, November 16. ON a sunny and brisk day at the USC McDonald's Swim Stadium, NCAA qualifying times were reached at a fast and furious pace as the

PHOENIX, Arizona, January 31. SENIOR Kaan Tayla of Virginia Tech and freshman Kendra Stern of Amherst have been named Swimming World's College Swimmers of the Week. The award is an