Luke Henne | Sports Editor Feb. 24, 2022 The Duquesne women’s swimming and diving team took home a second-place finish on Saturday in the 2022 Atlantic 10 Swimming and Diving Championships at the SPIRE Institute in Geneva, Ohio. After finishing the event with a score of 509 total points, the Dukes finished behind only the George Washington Colonials, who secured the top spot with a … Continue reading Second-place finish for swim/dive team
James Leo | Staff Writer Feb. 27, 2020 The Duquesne women’s swimming and diving team secured a third place finish at the Atlantic 10 Championship held on Feb. 19-22, marking their sixth straight top-three finish at the Conference Championship. The Dukes also broke several school records in the process. The Dukes scored a total of 525 points during this year’s tournament which now ranks as … Continue reading Swimming and Diving finishes third at A-10 Championship
Claire Murray | Asst. Photo Editor Over the weekend, the Duquesne women’s swimming team ended their season in Geneva, Ohio with a fifth place team finish at the Atlantic 10 Conference Championship. The Dukes gave an impressive performance at the four day meet, breaking eight school records, collecting several medals, dominating in the freestyle and scoring 128 more points than they did last year. “This … Continue reading Dukes finish in top five at A10s
Rich Donahue | The Duquesne Duke For the Duquesne women’s swim team seniors, Saturday marked an end of an era. It would be the last time Meghan Smith, Miriam McGeath, and Hannah Huber would compete in a meet at Tower’s Pool. Well as Huber put it in the post meet interview, the seniors went out with a bang as the swim team flexed their muscles … Continue reading Dukes swim to success on senior day
Claire Murray | The Duquesne Duke The Duquesne women’s swim team opened their season with a dual meet against Richmond University and Oakland University. The Dukes lost to Richmond 149-112 and were narrowly defeated by Oakland 131-130. The Dukes battle against Oakland came down to the meet’s last race. The Dukes led Oakland 126-118 until Oakland’s 200 yard freestyle relay team grabbed first place in … Continue reading Dukes lose meet, win for cancer research
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