Milwaukee City Wire

The Milwaukee swimming and diving teams concluded their regular season with a victory against Stevens Point on Senior Day. The women's team finished the season with an 8-1 record, only losing to Indiana State in their first meet, while the men's team ended at 6-2 overall and undefeated at home.

Before the competition began, Milwaukee recognized its 13 seniors for their contributions to the program. Head coach Kyle Clements stated, "The senior meet is always one of our favorites. Our stands are filled with family, friends, and alumni all to watch our seniors close out their dual meet careers in the Klotsche Natatorium. The meet is always filled with smiles, happy tears, group photos, and great swims. We couldn't be prouder of this group, and we are looking forward to seeing what they all become."

On the women's side, Janelle Schulz and Allie Buytendorp each won two individual events. Schulz secured victories in the 200 free and 200 IM while Buytendorp triumphed in both the 100 fly and 200 fly. The men's team was led by Jay Jensen who also won two events: the 200 free and 500 free.

Milwaukee's women swept several events including the 1000 free led by Lilly Nesson followed by Sasha Gesner and Antoni Haupt; as well as in other categories such as the 200 free where Audrey Dixon, Jenna Fistler, and Noelle Bryan joined Schulz at the top.

The men's diving team saw Adam St. John take first place in both heights followed twice by Ben Stitgen in second position. Similarly on the women's side Julie Rebek led a sweep of both heights followed by Therese Missiaen then Kristina Wittman.

In relay races both teams excelled with women claiming top positions across all categories whilst men took leading spots during relays like winning gold medal slots within either medley or freestyle races.

As they wrap up this segment Panthers look ahead towards competing within Horizon League Championships slated between February fourteenth until eighteenth located inside Indianapolis Indiana venue space itself!