Texas A&M women’s swim team (1-0) defeated the Rice Owls (0-1) with a score of 150 to 107. The Aggies placed first in 12 of the 14 swimming races. The Aggies will return to the Rec Center Natatorium on Friday, November 6 to take on the Houston Cougars.
Freshman Desirae Mangaoang races neck and neck with a swimmer from Rice during the 200 yard breaststroke.
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Senior Jing Wen Quah finished first with a time of 54.88 seconds in the 100 yard butterfly.
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The second set of swimmers leap over teammates during the 200 yard freestyle relay.
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Rice swimmers pulled ahead of the Aggie swimmers to win the 200 yard freestyle relay.
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Freshman Jade Hallum looks on with a Rice swimmer to see the final times.
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Women’s Swim
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Women’s Swim
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Women’s Swim
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Women’s Swim
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Freshman Alaya Smith finished the 200 yard breaststroke in 2:28.51 seconds.
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Women’s Swim
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Women’s Swim
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Sophomore Alyssa Clairmont steps up to begin her dive.
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Junior Chloe Ceyanes flips through her dive routine.
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Women’s Swim
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Women’s Swim
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Senior Jing Wen Quah looks up at the clock to see the finishing times.
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The women’s swim team cheers on their competing teammates from the sideline.
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Women’s Swim
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Women’s Swim
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Women’s Swim
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