The Pioneer swim teams split wins in a dual meet against the Linfield Wildcats with the women capturing a win, with a score of 156-47, while the men suffered a loss, with a score of 136-45.  (Results)

The Lewis and Clark women would hold control over Linfield througout the entire meet as they posted the top time in each of the eleven events in which they competed. Both Lindsay Nixon (junior, Chino Hills, CA) and Koy Collier (junior, Wailuku, HI) captured two wins for the Pioneers. First-year Pioneer swimmer Claire Jordan (freshman, Edmonds, WA) showed her strength in the distance events winning the 1000 free by over a minute and capturing the 500 free as well. The Wildcat women captured top three spots in nine out of eleven events. Rose Hollingsworth contributed to three of those spots with second place in the 400 medley relay, 200 backstroke and a third place in the 200 free. Felicia Weller also contributed two top three finishes, as one leg of the 400 medley relay and capturing second place in the 200 fly.

With a significantly larger men's team than the Pioneers, the Linfield men captured wins in nine of eleven events. Kevin Caple and Josh Parfitt all contributed to four of the nine wins. Caple held the top spot in the 200 individual medley and the 200 backstroke while Parfitt posted wins in both the 200 and 500 free events. The Pioneer men held top three spots in five events. First-year Matt Yellin helped the Pioneers post 24 of their 45 points on the evening as a member of the second place 400 medley relay and 400 free relay teams and the top scorer in the 200 breaststroke.

The Pioneers next swim in a dual meet against Whitworth at home in the Zehntbauer Swim Pavillion on Friday November 16th at 6pm.