No. 2 Stanford Men Down No. 6 USC, 141-95
STANFORD, California, January 27. FUELED by double victories by Shaun Phillips (500 and 1650 free) and Dwight Dumais (1-meter and 3-meter diving), the second-ranked Stanford men's swimming and diving team
STANFORD, California, January 27. FUELED by double victories by Shaun Phillips (500 and 1650 free) and Dwight Dumais (1-meter and 3-meter diving), the second-ranked Stanford men's swimming and diving team
BOWLING GREEN, Kentucky, January 27. THE University of Louisville men's and women's swim team split with intrastate rival Western Kentucky Saturday evening in Bowling Green. The women won 189-111. The
WEST LAFAYETTE, Indiana, January 27. NO. 18 Purdue ended its dual-meet season on a high note when the men's swimming and diving team defeated No. 11 Indiana, 125-118. They say
TALLAHASSEE, Florida, January 27. JUST Seventeen hours after defeating Indian River Community College on Friday afternoon, Florida State returned to the Bobby E. Leach center to face the defending national
PITTSBURGH, Pennsylvania, January 27. ALTHOUGH Pitt's women's swimming and diving team captured nine first-place finishes, Virginia Tech proved to be deeper in their events as the Panthers dropped a 155-145
COLUMBUS, Ohio, January 27. NO. 6 Northwestern established four pool records Saturday afternoon at the McCorkle Aquatics Center to finish off emphatic victories against No. 12 Michigan and No. 13
GAMBIER, Ohio, January 27. DESPITE a pair of individual victories from junior Paul Ricard and sophomore Chris Heaton, the Miami University men's swimming and diving team (3-5; 3-0 MAC) narrowly
LAWRENCE, Kansas, January 27. THE University of Kansas swimmers and divers defeated the Iowa State Cyclones, 183.5-109.5, Saturday after the second day of the two-day Big 12 showdown. The Jayhawks
By Jason Marsteller CHAPEL HILL, North Carolina, January 27. IN the final dual meet of North Carolina head coach Frank Comfort's 39-year head coaching career, the No. 22 North Carolina
SOUTH BEND, Indiana, January 27. – HEADING into the second and final day of competition, the No. 15 Penn State women's swimming and diving team leads the Shamrock Invitational at