For the ninth consecutive year, USC women's swimming and diving beat UCLA to take a 15-point lead in the annual SoCal BMW Crosstown Cup standings. In the Women of Troy's final regular season dual meet held on Friday in Westwood, the Trojans dominated the Bruins, 181-119, to give them an overall record of 8-2 heading into the Pac-12 Championships.
Click here for a complete recap of Friday's meet.
Leading the way in the victory were freshman Kirsten Vose, who set a pool and meet record in both the 200y free and 200y breast, and junior Anika Apostalon, who claimed first in both the 50y and 100y free. Trojan freshmen placed first in five different individual events at the meet, including Madison Witt who won the 3 meter diving competition.
Next up, the Women of Troy turn their attention to the Pac-12 Championships which will be held in Federal Way, Washington from February 24-27. Be sure to follow @USCswim for results, photos and more as both USC men's and women's swimming and diving begins postseason action.
Check out the Pac-12 Networks recap of USC's victory...
Click here for a complete recap of Friday's meet.
Leading the way in the victory were freshman Kirsten Vose, who set a pool and meet record in both the 200y free and 200y breast, and junior Anika Apostalon, who claimed first in both the 50y and 100y free. Trojan freshmen placed first in five different individual events at the meet, including Madison Witt who won the 3 meter diving competition.
Next up, the Women of Troy turn their attention to the Pac-12 Championships which will be held in Federal Way, Washington from February 24-27. Be sure to follow @USCswim for results, photos and more as both USC men's and women's swimming and diving begins postseason action.
Check out the Pac-12 Networks recap of USC's victory...
