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College Swim Teams From Multiple States Compete in Weekend Meets

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Several college swimming and diving teams are competing in meets this week. UC Davis will join Fresno State, Houston, San Diego State and San Jose State at the Gary Ota Memorial Invite on Oct. 16–17, while UTRGV faces New Mexico on Friday and New Mexico State on Saturday. South Carolina is heading to Atlanta for an eight-team dual-meet tournament, and Mount St. Mary’s will take on VMI in a dual meet Friday. Pepperdine is scheduled to face San Diego State in a seven-event sprint meet on Oct. 15; the Waves enter after winning their annual Rodionoff Invitational.

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