Stanford Swim Champ

Sun., March 29, 1998

Compiled From Wire Services

Stanford easily brought back the NCAA men’s swimming title for the first time since 1994, outscoring defending champion Auburn 599-394-1/2 at the 75th annual NCAA Swimming Championships.

Stanford won its eighth overall title and its fourth this decade. Texas came in third with 362-1/2 points, followed by Tennessee with 233 and Southern California with 220.

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