STEVENTS POINT, Wisconsin, February 15. THE of Wisconsin-Stevens Point's men's and women's teams lead the 2007 Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (WIAC) swimming and diving championships following the first of three

SAN ANTONIO, Texas, February 15. HAWAI'I won four of the five events in day two of the 2007 Western Athletic Conference Women's Swimming and Diving Championships, but Nevada racked up

MINNEAPOLIS, Minnesota, February 15. THE Gustavus Adolphus College men's and women's swimming and diving teams each lead after day one of the Minnesota Intercollegiate Athletic Conference Championships at the University

STEVENS POINT, Wisconsin, February 15. UNIVERSITY of Wisconsin-Stevens Point's men's and women's teams lead the 2007 Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (WIAC) swimming and diving championships following the first of three

COLLEGE STATION, Texas, February 15. THE Texas men (362) maintain the lead of the 2007 Big 12 Swimming & Diving Championships, while the Texas A&M women (316) slid into the

INDIANAPOLIS, Indiana, February 15. OAKLAND University, the winner of seven consecutive Mid-Continent Conference Swimming & Diving Championships on both the men's and women's side, began its quest for an eighth-straight

FAIRFAX, Virginia, February 15. GEORGE Mason's men's swimming & diving team now stands in first place at the Colonial Athletic Association Championships after two days of competition with a score

YPSILANTI, Michigan, February 15. THE Eastern Michigan University women's swimming and diving team remained atop the standing after day two of competition at the 2007 MAC Women's Swimming and Diving

CHAPEL HILL, North Carolina, February 15. NORTH Carolina notched top-three finishes in four of the five events and combined for 262 total points to hold onto a solid lead in

PRINCETON, New Jersey, February 15. IN its home venue, DeNunzio Pool, the No. 23 Princeton women’s swimming and diving team won three of four individual events and sprinted to a