Both the men's and women's teams kicked off the meet winning the 400 medley relay. The Rainbow Wahine finished with a time of 3:51.03 just in front of host UCSD (3:54.66). The Rainbow Warriors cut it close, finishing with a time of 3:24.14, just about one second before Wyoming (3:25.25).

The UH women took one-two-three finishes in the 1650 free, 200 free, and on the one-meter and three-meter dives. Sophomore Melissa Myers won the 1650 free (17:24.75) and was followed by Amanda McTeague (17:32.29) and Christina Boring (18:01.98). Senior Ricarda Schellenberg won the 200 free with a time of 1:53.03 followed by teammates Annathea Accornero (1:55.85) and Haydn Maclean (1:56.12) in second and third.  

 
Senior Emma Friesen dominated the women's one-meter dive taking first with a score of 308.35 while senior Stephanie De Lima took the three-meter with a score of 325.80.

 
Additionally for the Rainbow Wahine, senior Maura Barrett won the 50 free (24.18), newcomer sophomore Taylor Ritenberg blew away the competition taking first in the 200 IM four seconds in front of UCSD's Emily Adamczyk (2:10.84). Sophomore Madeline Takaki won the 200 fly with a time of 2:08.19.

 
The Rainbow Wahine made two one-two finishes in the 100 free and 500 free, sealing a win for the meet. Junior Christa Prior won the 100 free (52.63) while Barrett took second (52.88). In the 500 free, Myers took first (5:05.59) and was followed by McTeague in second (5:07.79).

 
The UH men were led by senior Ilia Reyes, juniors James Clarke and # Lazar Bogdanovski#, and sophomore Luca Mazzurana. Reyes won both the 50 free (20.64) and the 100 free (46.06) while Clarke won the 200 free (1:41.57) and the 500 free (4:34.16). Bogdanovski took first in the 200 back with a time of 1:50.97 while Mazzurana won the 200 IM (1:53.30).

 
Freshmen Ryan Pickett and Christopher Dominguez along with Mazzurana earned a one-two-three finish in the 200 fly. Pickett took first (1:53.49) while Dominguez (1:53.72) and Mazzurana (1:55.37) followed in second and third, respectively.

 
Junior Douglas Cohen led the Rainbow Warrior diving team, taking first on the three-meter (359.50) and second on the one-meter (312.95). Thomas Rugg finished in third on both the one-meter (282.10) and three-meter (306.40) events.  

 
UH swimming & diving will compete tomorrow, Saturday, Jan. 29 once again at the Canyon Aquatic Center in San Diego, Calif. They will face Wyoming, UCSD and San Diego State.

Women
Hawai'i - 157
UCSD - 84

Men
Hawai'i - 150
UCSD - 88

Wyoming - 147
UCSD - 96