Ohio State Wins Every Event in Sweep of DIII Denison; Craig Clocks 19.89 50 FR
Craig roared to a new season best of 19.89, touching the wall first by nearly half a second.
Lidon Muñoz Breaks Women’s 100 IM Spanish Record on Day 1 of Spanish Champs
Lidon Muñoz won the women’s 100 IM in a new Spanish Record of 1:00.68,
Washington State Has Big Day 2 to Sweep Wyoming and Colorado State
The Cougars went into the 2nd day of competition lagging behind Wyoming, but managed to pass the hosts up on day two, winning 7 of the 10 events.
Kieran Smith Splits 42.8 as Florida Downs Florida State
Kieran Smith continued to post great times for the Gators this season, winning two individual events and provided excellent relay splits.
Diving Gives Spartan Men the Edge Over Division III Kenyon
MSU women handled the Ladies, while the Spartan men tied Kenyon in swimming points, but pulled out the win thanks to 1-2 finishes in both diving events.
Kathrin Demler Pulls Off 9:53/1:48 1000/200FR Double in Tri with Akron & Kenyon
Demler’s first attempts at the 1000 free and 200 free came this season in at 3rd and 6th respectively in the Big Ten this year.
David Fitch Posts 2 Nation-Leading Times as Denison and Kenyon Split DIII Dual
Fitch first won the 100 back, swimming a 49.76 to finish first, but also establishing the #1 time for DIII swimmers this season.
Hannah Brunzell Continues to Roll for Northwestern as They Down Oakland
Brunzell went on to swim a 1:00.80 to win the 100 breast, posting great splits of 28.88 and 31.92.
Donna dePolo Swims 1:01.6/2:15 Breaststrokes as Nevada Downs Boise State
She dropped 2.57 seconds from her season best in the 200 breast, finishing in 2:15.75.
Utah Sweeps UNLV in Dual, Wins 24 of 32 Events
Utes went at least 1-2-3 in 5 individual events. The best performance from a team perspective came in the women’s 100 breast, where Utah took the top 4 spots
PSU’s Roberson Clocks #3 50 Free in NCAA at Double Dual with VT and Ohio State
Roberson won the 50 free in 19.78, becoming just the 11th swimmer to crack the 20 second mark in the NCAA this season
Kelly Pash Posts Two Personal Bests, #2 200 Fly in NCAA as Texas Downs TAMU
In the 200 fly, Pash roared to a 1:55.67 to win the event by 3 seconds and drop over a second from last weekend’s personal best.
Coleen Gillilan Clocks 52.7 100 Fly As Notre Dame Sweeps Purdue
ndividually, Gillilan first took the 200 fly in a season best of 1:58.50.
Houston Downs SMU 190-104
Sam Medlin (Houston) was a double event winner, sweeping the distance freestyles.
International Swimming League Match 4 in Budapest – Day 1 Live Recap
Follow along with us as results roll in and we’ll keep you up to date with the event results as well as the team standings.
