Navy Sweeps Bucknell, Lafayette
LEWISBURG, Pennsylvania, November 11. THE Navy swimming and diving teams remained undefeated on the season after both programs recorded a pair of victories over Bucknell and Lafayette Saturday afternoon in
LEWISBURG, Pennsylvania, November 11. THE Navy swimming and diving teams remained undefeated on the season after both programs recorded a pair of victories over Bucknell and Lafayette Saturday afternoon in
WASHINGTON, D.C., November 11. WILLIAM and Mary's women's swimming and diving rolled past Georgetown today, winning the non-conference match-up 187-103. The Tribe improved to 5-2 (3-1 CAA), while the Hoyas
VALPARAISO, Indiana, November 11. THE University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee women's swimming & diving team won 11 of 12 events on Saturday afternoon in cruising to a 161-56 victory over Valparaiso on
MOSCOW, Idaho, November 11. THE University of Washington women's swimming team won 11 of the first 12 events Saturday to cruise to the 167-94 victory over Idaho. The win evens
BROOKINGS, South Dakota, November 11. THE Northern Colorado swimmers fared extremely well in a pair of meets held Saturday at South Dakota State University which also featured Northern Iowa, sweeping
ARKADELPHIA, Arkansas, November 11. THE Ouachita swimming and diving team won the Henderson State Invitational this weekend by closing out the meet with a strong final day. The Lady TigerSharks
TOWSON, Maryland, November 11. SENIOR Ashley Houghton broke her own school 1-meter diving record and junior Meghan Sackett and senior Agnes Stanislawska each won three events for the second time
STORRS, Connecticut, November 11. LED by nine first place finishes women's swimming and diving defeated Army by a score of 161-131 on Saturday afternoon in the Wolff-Zackin Natatorium. The win
ITHACA, New York, November 11. JUNIORS Sam Wollner and Geoff Rathgeber won twice each to lead Harvard to a split in a double-dual meet against host Cornell and Dartmouth Saturday
COLUMBIA, Missouri, November 11. DAY 2 of the 2006 Speedo Cup was full of excitement and full of people. Spectators filed in bright and early to the Student Recreation Complex