Gustavus Adolphus Niagara Union and Shippensburg post swim wins

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Gustavus Adolphus, Niagara, Union and Shippensburg swimming teams posted wins and strong individual and relay performances in meets Saturday and Friday. Gustavus defeated Luther 124-113 and finished fourth among nine teams at the MIAC/WIAC Invite, while Niagara won five events in a tri-meet with Buffalo and Cornell. Union defeated Roberts Wesleyan and Westfield State but lost to Smith in a quad meet, with Jess Konsky and a teammate winning events. Shippensburg’s women beat Fairmont State and California (Pa.), while the men defeated Fairmont State 142-38 and recorded eight conference-qualifying swims.

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