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NCAA DIV I SWIMMING AND DIVING CHAMPIONSHIPS
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UMBC Men, Northeastern Women Win Swimming and Diving Championship It was a case of something old and something new at the America East Swimming and Diving Championships at Stanley M. Wallace Pool on the campus of the University of Maine. The old was Northeastern University winning its fifth-straight conference women's championship. The new was conference-newcomer University of Maryland, Baltimore County (UMBC) winning its first America
East title in any sport since joining the conference at the start of the 2003-04 season.
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| Atlantic 10 Conference
Massachusetts’ Men, Richmond Women Claim Titles at A-10 Swimming and
Diving Championships - 2/21/2004
A-10 Championship Results MEN'S SWIMMING & DIVING
A-10 Championship Results
WOMEN'S SWIMMING & DIVING
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| Atlantic Coast Conference |
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WOMEN
Cavaliers
Claim 2004 ACC Women's Swimming and Diving Championship
Virginia
Captures Sixth Straight ACC Men's Swimming and Diving Championship Virginia finished the meet with 848.50 points achieving their third highest point total at an ACC Championship meet. The Florida State Seminoles finished in second place for the second straight year accumulating 537 points. North Carolina finished in third with 507 points, Clemson in fourth with 436 points, Georgia Tech in fifth with 392 points, NC State in sixth with 334.50 points, followed by Maryland in eighth (283) and Duke in ninth (123).
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| Big 12 Conference |
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2004 Big 12 Swimming & Diving Championships
Texas Men, Women Extend Win Streak at the 2004 Big 12 Swimming & Diving Championships
FINAL TEAM STANDINGS
Day One Recap |
Day Two Recap | Day Three Recap |
Complete Results CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS HONORS
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http://big12sports.ocsn.com/sports/c-swim/big12-c-swim-body.html |
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PITTSBURGH MEN, NOTRE DAME WOMEN EACH WIN EIGHTH STRAIGHT BIG EAST SWIMMING AND
DIVING CHAMPIONSHIPS
Source: http://www.bigeast.org/sports/swimming/
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| Big Ten Conference |
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Women's Swimming and Diving 2004 Team Standings 1. Michigan 2. Penn State 3. Indiana 4. Wisconsin 503 5. Minnesota 6. Purdue 7. Northwestern 8. OSU 9. Iowa 11. Illinois Final Michigan Edges Penn State to Claim 2004 Big Ten Championship MINNEAPOLIS- All week long, the Women’s Swimming and Diving Championships has been building to a thrilling finish. And at Saturday night’s final session, the athletes didn’t disappoint. For the second time in
three years, the team title came down to the 400-yard freestyle relay, as Penn State held a two point advantage over Michigan before the final event. It was ultimately the Wolverines who would prevail, in one of the fastest and most exciting championships ever in the Big Ten. Michigan finished with 604.5 team points, followed by Penn State (590.5),
Indiana (563.5), Wisconsin (503), and host school Minnesota (412.5). The 400-yard free relay proved to be the perfect ending to a fantastic meet. As they have done all meet long, the Michigan and Wisconsin freestyle specialists battled from beginning to end. McCullough and Pendleton went head-to-head in the final leg, with McCullough pulling it out for
her team in the end in 3:18.95, to Wisconsin's 3:19.11. Her efforts not only won the relay for Michigan, but secured the team championship for the Wolverines. Penn State finished seventh in the 400 relay.
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Day Four Prelims Recap | Day Four Finals Recap | Photos | Conference Honors Source: http://www.bigten.org/swim/swim/index.cfm
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| Big West Conference |
Swimming & Diving Championships 2/21/2004 UC Santa Barbara Men and Pacific Women Crowned Big West Swimming and Diving Champions The UC Santa Barbara men's team won its 25th Big West championship. The Gauchos won seven events over the four-day period, including two relays. The Gauchos won the 200 Medley Relay with a 1:30.60 time and the 400 Medley Relay with a 3:20.01 time. Last season's champs, Pacific, finished in second place followed by UC Irvine. Cal Poly senior Ben Palmer was named Athlete of the Year. Palmer won the 200 Breaststroke event with a 2:00.27 time and finished third in the 100 Breaststroke with a 56.22 time. UC Santa Barbara's Gregg Wilson was named Men's Coach of the Year. It marks the 12th time Wilson wins the award. The Pacific women's squad took home the Big West championship for the third consecutive year. The Tigers won in convincing fashion, winning 14 of the 21 events, including all five relay races. UC Irvine finished second, winning three events followed by UC Santa Barbara. Gaucho junior Jennifer Lyes was named Female Athlete of the Year. Lyes won the 50 Freestyle event with a 22.78 time, which was also fast enough to automatically qualify her for the NCAAs. She finished second in the 100 Freestyle with a 51.13 time. Pacific's Danny May was named Women's Coach of the Year for the second consecutive season. Last year he shared the award with UCI's Brian Pajer.
Team
Release No. 12 - February 11, 2004
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http://www.bigwest.org/sports/swimming/
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2/22/2004 GEORGE
MASON WOMEN, UNC WILMINGTON MEN 2004 CAA SWIMMING AND DIVING CHAMPIONS
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Women's Swimming & DivingFebruary 26-28
The TCU men’s and women’s teams won the Conference USA Women’s Swimming and Diving Championship and Men’s Invitational on Saturday at the Campus Recreation & Wellness Center Natatorium. On the women’s side, the Horned Frogs claimed its first C-USA team title with a score of 772, while the TCU men won their third consecutive title.
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| Eastern College Athletic Conference |
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2004 ECAC Open Swimming and Diving Championships The 2004 ECAC Open Swimming and Diving Championships will be held February 26-29, 2004 at the University of Pittsburgh. Men's Swimming and Diving 2004 ECAC Open Swimming and Diving Championships The 2004 ECAC Open Swimming and Diving Championships will be held February 26-29, 2004 at the University of Pittsburgh. Schools that have already declared should be receiving entry information in the mail shortly. If you have any questions, please contact the ECAC Championships office. Men's Team Scores |
