TACOMA, Wash. – The swimming team dominated in the dual meet against George Fox University tonight in Wallace Pool taking 19 first place finishes with the men's team winning 129-70 and the women's team 121-78 victory. 

Friday's conference meet opened with the 200-yard medley relay where a team of Will Cabana, Lance Mielke, Cam Aaselund, and Emory Burden took first with a time of 1:35.82. The women's team of Amy Madsen, Elinor Glass, Maddy Brennan, and Annie Sullivan also claimed first with a time of 1:52.35. 

The men's team claimed first place in all the freestyle, individual medley, butterfly, and backstroke. Alex Werth took the first win in the 1,650-freestyle with a time of 18:26.08. Mielke and Burden went head to head for first and second place in the 200-free with times of 1:49.57 and 1:49.78 respectively.

Cabana led the scoring with two wins in the 50-free and 500-free, while Jonah Kembel did the same with top scores in the 400-IM and 100-butterfly. Jaden Francis and Ethan Schwartz snagged a win each swimming for the win in the 100-free and the 100-backstroke. 

Molly Clement stole the first win in the 1,650-freestyle with a time of 20:04.68. Glass led the Loggers with two wins, the first in the 200-freestyle with a time of 2:01.75 and then in the 100-free with a time of 55.26.

Holly Zipay and Hannah Hamilton each got a win first in the 50-free with a time of 26.53 and then in the 100-butterfly with a time of 1:03.67. Brennan and Madsen both made wins for the women's team in the 400-IM and the 100-backstroke.

The men's team comprised of Aaselund, Burden, Francis, and Schwartz won the 200-free relay. The women followed with a win from Madsen, Brennan, Sara Guillen, and Sullivan in the same race. 

The Swimming teams last home meet of the season is tomorrow, Saturday at 1 p.m. in Wallace Pool. Come early to celebrate five Seniors as they finish their collegiate swimming careers.