Senior Emma Phillips, sophomore Emma Krasemann and Freshman Malia Hewitt each posted a pair of individual victories Saturday to lead the Colorado College women's swimming and diving team to a 147-90 victory over Southwestern University in Georgetown, Texas.
 
Phillips captured the distance-double by winning the 1000-yrard freestyle race in a time of 11:13.98, then captured the 500 freestyle in 5:30.84.
 
Hewitt also won a couple races in the pool, the 200 IM (2:16.64) and 200 breaststroke (2:32.89). Meanwhile, Krasemann continued her perfect season by winning both diving events.
 
Senior Kate Brush captured the 200 butterfly race in 2:10.53, while the foursome of Liz Dincan, Olivia Crisafulli, Riley Hester and Maddie Heynen won the meet-opening 400 medley relay in 4:05.59.
 
"We have a great rivalry with Southwestern, and today was the best dual meet there's been between us," head coach Anne Goodman James said. "We finally took control about three-quarters of the way through. I tried some different lineup choices; some that worked and some that didn't, but our team really stepped up with every change. I'm really proud of our whole group."
 
The Tigers return to action at the Phoenix Fall Classic in Chicago, Ill., Nov, 18-20.