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Texas men's swimming dominates Big 12 Championship as Foster brothers, relay teams battle for wins, meet records - Vimarsana News

Texas men's swimming dominates Big 12 Championship as Foster brothers, relay teams battle for wins, meet records

The 2021 Big 12 Swimming Championship showcased lots of fantastic conference talent on the men’s side last week.

No.7 Longhorns dominate from the mound in their return to McCombs Field - Vimarsana News

No.7 Longhorns dominate from the mound in their return to McCombs Field

After 353 days, the Longhorns returned to Red and Charline McCombs Field with dominant pitching to secure a 9-3 win over Sam Houston State and a 10-0 run-rule victory that lasted merely five innings against Lamar University.

Ty Madden sets new career-high in strikeouts, leads Texas to third straight win - Vimarsana News

Ty Madden sets new career-high in strikeouts, leads Texas to third straight win

The Longhorns recorded their third straight victory against the Cougars and moved back to a .500 record as they shutout the Cougars 11-1 on Friday night behind a tremendous outing from redshirt sophomore pitcher Ty Madden.

In first game since November, No. 2 Texas volleyball sweeps Oklahoma to remain undefeated - Vimarsana News

In first game since November, No. 2 Texas volleyball sweeps Oklahoma to remain undefeated

Texas was forced once again to come from behind in the second set, trailing 16-13. After fighting back to tie the game at 19 apiece, the Longhorns launched a well-timed 6-3 run to win the set 25-22.

What Texas student-athletes faced during the winter storm - Vimarsana News

What Texas student-athletes faced during the winter storm

Basketball was far down the list for not only the players, but also the coaching staff and support staff after the storm intensified Sunday.