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The seventh-ranked Cardinal dominated Pacific (Ore.) with a 147-104 victory on Saturday, improving their record to 3-1. Natalie Durant and Fiona Majeau claimed the top-two spots in the 1,000 free.
- Poll: CSCAA Coaches'
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No. 3 Georgia dominated the platform with Laura Ryan winning the Tennessee Diving Invitational. Ryan dived five times and posted a score of 312.35, claiming the top spot by more than 24 points.
- Poll: CSCAA Coaches'
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No. 6 Arizona celebrated its first meet of the new year with a victory, pushing past three other teams on Friday. Freshman Bonnie Brandon earned four first-place finishes for the Wildcats.
- Poll: CSCAA Coaches'
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The No. 10 Lady Vols opened up their three-day Tennessee Diving Invitational on Thursday with a 1-3 finish from senior Jodie McGroarty and junior Tori Lamp in the 3-meter springboard finals.
- Poll: CSCAA Coaches'
- Seeing red
- Diving high
- Taking charge
- Starting 2013 strong