#WVUTech men’s swimming finished ninth in the nation during the NAIA National Championship after a tough four-day competition in Columbus, Georgia. We are proud of you, Golden Bears! 💛💙🐻
Great job, Golden Bears! The 400 Free Relay team of Felipe Ruiz, Vini Rios, Paulo Ignacio, Jr. and Manuel Laguna Gomez finished eighth (3:08.92) in the nation during the NAIA National Championship, gaining All-American accolades in this event.
Congratulations to Manuel Laguna Gomez who finished third in the nation during the NAIA National Championship! With a time of 4:34.23 in the 500 Free he earned All-American accolades.
Time to take one last lap around because the NAIA Swimming & Diving National Championships start tomorrow! #NAIASwimDive#PlayNAIA#NAIAChampCountdown
Men's updates:
https://t.co/8E202hlCJD
Women's updates:
https://t.co/S1wtrRXvBn
Well, my HS swimming career has officially come to an end. Thank you to my family as well as @warriorpride for allowing me to have a team. Thanks to Principal @Kaptain_Kennedy, former AD @treecrouch and current AD Higgins. I appreciated your support. @WarriorFanZone@RHSMaximus
Great time to bring this back up. @dsnid21 just completed a three peat in two events, set the state record time in back stroke and is a 5.0 gpa student and is still waiting for a chance to swim at his in state school of WVU. 🤷🏻♂️
Congratulations to #WVUTech men’s swimming who finished second in the Appalachian Athletic Conference Championship after a tough three-day competition!
Congratulations to junior Manuel Laguna Gomez who broke the Appalachian Athletic Conference Championship meet record in the 500m Freestyle Friday. After the first day of competition, the men are sitting in second place with two more days of events.