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The UM swim and dive team came away with three medals and a program record at its last event of the season last week.Both the women's swimming and the men's diving placed 11th overall, holding their own against the ACC competitors without their women's diving counterparts. After the final day of competition, the Virginia women
Competing without their diving contingent, the Hurricanes topped the host Eagles, 192-102, and beat a talented Colorado State team, 166-128.
In its first home meet of the year, Miami swim and dive defeated FAU by a score of 166-128 at the Whitten Center Pool.In the first race of the meet, the 200-yard medley relay got the ‘Canes off to a hot start with its top entry of fifth-year senior Emma Shuppert, senior Emma Sundstrand, junior
The Miami Hurricanes decisively beat their crosstown rivals, the Florida International Panthers, by a 60-point margin in their season-opener.
SwimMAC Carolina teammates Clarke Neace and Santiago Alzate, both 15, each medaled in the 1500 free and set new personal best times.