TACOMA, Washington – The Puget Sound swim teams dominated in their return to competition Saturday afternoon in Wallace Pool. The Logger women beat Lewis & Clark, 131-61, and the Logger men were victorious by a score of 109-70.
 
Results
 
In women's races, Sara Guillen won the 1,650-freestyle (18:52.33), and she took second in the 100-freestyle (58.93). Annie Sullivan won the 100-freestyle (57.57)
 
Emily Nolan touched the wall first in the 200-freestyle (200.53), and she was victorious in the 100-backstroke (59.58). Elinor Glass came away with first place in the 50-freestyle (25.73), while Lara Franco won the 400-IM (5:00.21), and Hannah Hamilton won the 100-butterfly (1:00.75).
 
Grace Moussa earned the last individual victory for the Puget Sound women, timing in at 5:42.10 in the 500-freestyle.
 
In men's races, Brett Kolb won the 400-IM (4:31.14), while Corey Hodder earned second place in the event (4:47.40). Kolb also won the 500-freestyle by timing in at 5:08.10.
 
Justin Chow won the 100-freestyle (50.88), with Elijah Grinstead taking second (51.03). Grinstead won the 100-breaststroke (1:00.66), and Calvin Werts won the 100-backstroke by 2.5 seconds (53.99).
 
The final NWC dual of the year is Saturday, Jan. 29, when the Loggers host Pacific Lutheran at 1 p.m.