University of Wisconsin-Whitewater Men’s Swim Team Dominates Against Oshkosh with Score of 227-68
Key points:
- The University of Wisconsin-Whitewater men's swim team dominated in their match against Oshkosh, winning with a score of 227-68
- The women's match was a close battle, with Oshkosh coming out on top with a score of 194-97
- Several athletes from both teams had standout performances, including Izzy Doczy, Hannah Wenszell, Dom Schlueter, and Owen Phillips
The University of Wisconsin-Whitewater men’s swim team dominated their conference match against Oshkosh, winning with a score of 227-68. The women’s team put up a good fight but ultimately fell short, losing 194-97. In the women’s 200M Medley, the Warhawks took second place with a time of 1:57.84. Hannah Wenszell stood out with first-place finishes in the 1000M Free and the 200M IM. For the men, Dom Schlueter had an impressive performance, winning multiple events, including the 200M Free, 100M Free, and 200M IM. The Warhawks’ diving team also had a strong showing, with Drew Schmitz and Daniel Farrell finishing…
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