West Arapahoe News

Following the conclusion of day two of the 2023 Mountain West Swimming & Diving Championships, San Diego State has begun to pull away from the field with 663 points followed by UNLV (436) in second. The Aztecs, who took home gold in four events on Thursday, are seeking their fourth championship in the last five years.
 
Nevada sophomore diver Lucia Gabino, who took gold in the 3-meter springboard, is the first diver to win MW titles in both the 1-meter and 3-meter in the same championship since 2018 (Nevada’s Sharae Zheng). 
 
2023 Mountain West Swimming & Diving Championships – Day Two
 
Swimming
500-Yard Free Style: Wilma Johansson, San Diego State; 4:46.13 (NCAA B-Cut Time)
200-Yard Individual Medley: Kristina Murphy, San Diego State; 1:57.69 (NCAA B-Cut Time)
50-Yard Freestyle: Meredith Smithbaker, San Diego State; 22.47 (NCAA B-Cut Time)
400-Yard Medley Relay: San Diego State, 3:35.20.
 
Diving
3-Meter Springboard: Lucia Gabino, Nevada, 375.25 (NCAA A-Zone)
 
Day three of the 2023 MW Swimming & Diving Championships continues Friday morning at 10:30 a.m. CT with the 400-yard individual medley in Houston at the University of Houston’s Campus Recreation & Wellness Natatorium. 
 
The Mountain West Network will provide live coverage of the 2023 MW Swimming & Diving Championships. Fans can watch the swimming & diving championships on their phones or connected TVs via the Mountain West app. Watch every moment of the MW Indoor Track & Field Championships LIVE on your own TV through Apple TV, Android TV, Amazon Fire TV or Roku. Mobile applications are available through the iOS App Store and Google Play. Visit TheMW.com/app for more information.
 
For more information regarding the Mountain West Swimming & Diving Championships, including live results, visit the championship central page or follow the Mountain West on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram. 

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