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Senior Brittany Guinee transferred to Rutgers in 2011, soon reconnecting with a childhood friend, junior Greta Leberfinger, who joined the Knights last season.
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Senior Brittany Guinee transferred to Rutgers in 2011, soon reconnecting with a childhood friend, junior Greta Leberfinger, who joined the Knights last season.
When Brittany Guinee left the Somerset Hills (N.J.) YMCA to join the Loyola (Md.) University swim team for the 2010-11 season, reuniting with Greta Leberfinger never crossed her mind.
Sophomore Joanna Wu looks to continue success this year after an impressive rookie year. Wu aims to compete in the NCAAs.
Joanna Wu still remembers swimming as a little kid and her aspirations of one day racing at an elite level.
Sophomore Morgan Pfaff captured first in the 200-yard I.M. at the Frank Elm Invitational this weekend with a time of 2:04.69.
There were high-fives all around from the Rutgers swimming and diving team following its second-place finish Sunday at the Frank Elm Invitational at the RU Aquatic Center.
Sophomore Joanna Wu earned one of her three first-place finishes this season Nov. 8 in the 1,000-meter freestyle.
Season-best times are expected for the Rutgers swimming and diving team as it prepares to host the Frank Elm Invite at the Rutgers Aquatic Center this weekend.
Senior Allyson Perrotti is one of the many swimmers head coach Phil Spinello said has had success early in the season for RU.
Following a dominant performance this weekend, the Rutgers swimming and diving team finds itself right where it expected to be.
The Rutgers swimming and diving team produced revenge this weekend with wins against three of its former conference rivals at the Rutgers Aquatic Center.
The Rutgers swimming and diving team prepared to exact some revenge against a familiar foe.
The Rutgers swimming and diving team returns experience, but the incoming freshmen class could push the Scarlet Knights to new heights.
Senior Allyson Perrotti captured the 400 individual medley against Wagner last weekend at the RU Aquatic Center.
The Rutgers swimming and diving team entered the new season facing high expectations.
After an impressive performance at the Sonny Werblin Invitational last weekend, the Rutgers swimming and diving team looks to translate that success to the first dual meet of the season.
Senior Mary Moser finished first in the 100 butterfly with a finishing time of 57:52. She also placed second in the 200 butterfly event.
For the Rutgers swimming and diving team, its first meet provided a positive start to the season.
Sophomore backstroke swimmer Joanna Wu returns for the Knights. She will compete in the 400-meter medley relay in which all members returned.
After a season when the Rutgers swimming and diving made some history, the team now faces high expectations in its 2013-2014 campaign.