Columbia Women Win 10 of 16 Against Penn In Ivy League Opener
Hannah Kannan just barely managed to hold off Kasey Karkoska in the 100 back, touching in 57.05 to Karkoska’s 57.09.
Marley Cross Splits 49.6 100 Free As Brown Falls To Yale
Raime Jones led a 1-2 finish by Yale freshmen in the 200 free, touching in 1:51.00.
Claire Grover Takes 2 Events As UCLA Downs ASU In Conference Dual
Chloe Isleta led the charge for the ASU, taking home wins in the 100 back, 200 back, and 200 IM.
Hopkin Breaks Another Arkansas Record As Kentucky Sweeps SEC Tri Meet
Kentucky’s Bailey Bonnett blasted an SEC-leading 2:12.22 to win the women’s 200 breast.
9 Washington State Swimmers Post Season Bests In Win Over NAU
McCoy is Washington State’s only swimmer currently ranked in the top 10 in the Pac-12. Her season best 2:01.86 200 back is currently ranked 10th
Shebat Swims Nation-Leading 200 IM As Texas Men Roll Over TAMU
Kibler won the 200 free after coming back on reigning NCAA champion Townley Haas.
WATCH: Race Videos From Texas/TAMU Dual Meet
There were 18 performances from the meet that rank in the top 10 nationally this season
Texas Women Swim 3:17.4 400 Free Relay En Route To Victory Over TAMU
Joanna Evans took the 1000 free in a 9:47.68, marking the fastest time in the NCAA this season. Teammate Evie Pfeifer came in 2nd with a 9:49.02, clocking the 3rd fastest time nationally this season.
Anna Hopkin Splits 21.5/47.8 On Day 1 Of Arkansas/Mizzou/Kentucky Tri
Brooke Schultz (Arkansas), the reigning NCAA women’s 3 meter diving champion, won the women’s 3 meter by nearly 60 points, posting a score of 350.30.
Abbie Dolan Throws Down 1:46.7 200 Free In ND/Purdue Dual
Dolan also split 22.64 to anchor the winning women’s 200 medley.
Kansas Sweeps Swimming Events Against TCU
Freshman Kate Steward led the way for the Jayhawks, winning 3 individual events.
Diver Abi Knapton Breaks Pool Record As Nebraska Downs Iowa State
Despite winning both relays, Iowa State only claimed victory in 3 of 14 individual events. Each of those 3 individual wins came from different swimmers.
Hopkin Delivers 22.0 Split In Arkansas Event Sweep Against Vanderbilt
Sydney Angell won the 100 breast with a 1:03.69, while freshman Kobie Melton won the 100 back with a 56.14.
Bertotto Cleans Up In Distance Free As Rutgers Edges Michigan State
In the end, the Spartans could have secured the win if not for their winning A 200 medley relay getting DQ’d in the first event of the meet, instead handing the event victory to Rutgers.
Houston Edges SMU, SMU Topples North Texas In Women’s Double Dual
SMU’s Erin Trahan posted a some quick times to pull off a triple event win.