CHARLOTTE, N.C. – Senior Giorgie Graves collected two individual wins this afternoon and aided Gardner-Webb to a Relay win as the women's swim team defeated Limestone College at the Bost Natatorium in Boiling Springs, N.C.

The Gardner-Webb women's swim team honored seniors Caroline Andrews, Christina Clayton, Madi Dinsmore, Graves, April Niccolai, Kristina Nork, Taylor Schwartz, and Susie Ward today en route to a 123-86 victory over Limestone.  READ MORE

The UNC Asheville Women’s Swimming team defeated North Carolina A&T University in their last dual meet of the season before the Coastal Collegiate Swimming Association Championships on February 17-20.

Asheville honored their two seniors, Galen Broido and Alessandra Troncoso, in their last home meet in Justice Center Pool. They are the first two seniors to compete for Asheville for four years. The pair were recruited as the first incoming freshmen, and they are the only current swimmers who have been at Asheville since the program’s start.  READ MORE

For the second time this season, senior Amy Taylor etched her name into the North Florida swimming record books. Taylor placed first in the 1000 freestyle, eclipsing the mark previously of  future Osprey Hall of Famer, Lyn Ann Nelson.

Taylor, who already appears five times on the UNF All-Time top-10 list in the 1000 freestyle, swam a time of 10:16.43 in this afternoon's tri-meet with Vanderbilt and Marshall. The swim bested Nelson's six-year old record time by .48 seconds and was nearly five seconds faster than Taylor's previous career best of 10:21.06. The historic swim is also the second fastest in the CCSA this season.  READ MORE

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