By Jason Marsteller CHAPEL HILL, North Carolina, January 27. IN the final home dual meet for North Carolina head coach Frank Comfort, the North Carolina women ripped Maryland, 205-83, for
CAMBRIDGE, Massachusetts, January 27. LED by a record-breaking performance by junior diver Samantha Papadakis, the Harvard women's swimming and diving team won the day's first 11 events and swam the
PROVIDENCE, Rhode Island, January 27. HARVARD cruised to a 179-116 win against Brown Friday at the Smith Swim Center. Junior Sam Wollner was a winner in the 1,000-yard freestyle and
SEATTLE, Washington, January 27. THE University of Washington men's swimming team (2-3) made the most of its only home meet of the season, defeating a combined Seattle University and Simon
ITHACA, New York, January 27. THE Cornell men's swimming and diving team completed its first unbeaten dual meet season since 1946 with a convincing 191-109 victory over Columbia on Senior
PHOENIX, Arizona, January 27. THIS past week on SwimmingWorldMagazine.com witnessed a roller-coaster ride. While good news came in the form of four collegiate programs (Bakersfield, Milligan, Ramapo and Tulane) being
ANNAPOLIS, Maryland, January 27. IN her final entry in the "A Day in the Life" series on SwimmingWorldMagazine.com, Navy sophomore Kelly Zahalka writes about the end-of-week practice format at Navy
OXFORD, Ohio, January 26. -WRAPPING up its sixth straight season with a perfect conference dual meet record, the Miami University women's swimming and diving team (11-0; 7-0 MAC) won its
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, January 26. THE University of Utah men's and women's swimming and diving team beat Wyoming on Friday night. The Ute men earned their first conference win
SHREVEPORT, Louisiana, January 26. THE TCU men's and women's swimming and diving team broke four Centenary Fitness Center records in rout to victories over the Ladies and Gents of Centenary
