Northwestern Men’s Swimming and Diving Team Triumphs at Purdue Invitational, Women’s Team Claims Second
Key points:
- Northwestern men's swimming and diving team wins Purdue Invitational
- Women's team finishes second
- Highlights include Ayla Spitz's outstanding performances, Diego Nosack breaking a program record, and impressive swims by Andrew Martin, David Grechik, Cade Duncan, Stuart Seymour, Maggie Paponicholas, Lindsay Ervin, Kevin Houseman, Matthew Lucky, and Adam Cohen
Northwestern men’s swimming and diving claimed victory at the Purdue Invitational, with the women finishing second. The Wildcats dominated, winning 23 of 42 events. Ayla Spitz shone, posting top times in multiple events, while Diego Nosack broke an 18-year-old program record. Andrew Martin and David Grechik displayed stellar performances, and first-years Cade Duncan and Stuart Seymour impressed with record-setting relay splits. With the U.S. Open in Greensboro next, the team gears up for their next NCAA meet against UChicago on Jan. 13.
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