Xavier vs. St. Louis
ST. LOUIS, Missouri, November 3. BRAD Byars and Michael Dahle each finished first in three individual events to lead the Saint Louis men's swimming and diving team to a 160.50-130.50
ST. LOUIS, Missouri, November 3. BRAD Byars and Michael Dahle each finished first in three individual events to lead the Saint Louis men's swimming and diving team to a 160.50-130.50
PULLMAN, Washington, November 3. OHIO State women's swimmers combined for five individual wins and two relay victories to finish first at the Debbie Pipher Memorial Invitational, hosted by Washington State
COLUMBIA, Missouri, November 3. THE Missouri men's swimming and diving team (4-1, 1-0 Big 12) charged hard and defeated in-state rival Missouri State by a score of 97-51. The Tigers
DENVER, Colorado, November 3. THE University of Denver swimming and diving teams split a dual meet with Wyoming, with DU's men's team earning a 160.5 – 127.5 win over the
BETHLEHEM, Pennsylvania, November 3. LEHIGH caught its first glimpse of Patriot League competition at Jacobs Pool, with a meet against the men and women from Colgate and the women from
GETTYSBURG, Pennsylvania, November 3. SOPHMORE Keira Heath (Greenwich, Conn./Greenwich) won three events while freshman Adam Taft (Wilton, Conn./Wilton) captured two, leading the Gettysburg College men's and women's swimming teams to
MIAMI, Florida, November 3. THE University of Houston swimming and diving team wrapped up its road trip through Florida in impressive fashion with a sweep of host Florida International and
VESTAL, New York, November 3. THE UMBC men's and women's swimming and diving teams swept Binghamton at the Patricia A. Saunders Aquatic Center as the men prevailed with a score
PROVIDENCE, Rhode Island, November 3. FAIRFIELD swept Providence College in an exciting day of action in the pool. The women's team took the meet by a score of 168-132 to
AUSTIN, Texas, November 3. SENIOR Brittany Massengale and freshman Sarah Korellis finished first and second, respectively, in the individual standings to pace Rice to the team title of the 2007