SEATTLE - The Seattle U Redhawks are back in action this weekend after two weeks off of competition, hosting Simon Fraser over three days. Both the men's and women's teams will compete with Simon Fraser starting Friday, December 3 at 11:00 am PT. The two teams will compete in two sessions per day: Friday's sessions will begin at 11:00 am PT and 5:30 pm PT, while both Saturday and Sunday's sessions will be at 10:30 am PT and 5:30 pm PT.
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Sammy Mosier had two event wins against Puget Sound and now has multiple individual event titles in every meet this year. Danika Himes, Cole Lanting, and Michael Luna all had multiple individual event titles as well in that meet. For Himes, it was the third time in six meets she has earned multiple individual event titles.
The Redhawks will be without Jack Neton, who will be competing in the U.S. Open Championships this weekend in Greesnboro, North Carolina. Neton is seeded 20th in the 200 Breast.
This will be just the second home action of the year for the men's side and third home meet for the women's team. The men's team last faced off with Simon Fraser on January 25, 2020, winning 165-90 at home. The women last faced Simon Fraser on November 2, 2019, winning 139-122. This will be one of two meets against Simon Fraser this year: in January, the men will compete against Simon Fraser once again, in Pullman, Washington, as the women take on Washington state and Idaho in a two-day meet.
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- Friday, December 3 at 11:00 am PT and 5:30 pm PT
- Saturday, December 4 at 10:30 am PT and 5:30 pm PT
- Sunday, December 5 at 10:30 am PT and 5:30 pm PT
- Seattle U men and women vs. Simon Fraser
- Redhawk Center
- WAC Digital Network
Sammy Mosier had two event wins against Puget Sound and now has multiple individual event titles in every meet this year. Danika Himes, Cole Lanting, and Michael Luna all had multiple individual event titles as well in that meet. For Himes, it was the third time in six meets she has earned multiple individual event titles.
The Redhawks will be without Jack Neton, who will be competing in the U.S. Open Championships this weekend in Greesnboro, North Carolina. Neton is seeded 20th in the 200 Breast.
This will be just the second home action of the year for the men's side and third home meet for the women's team. The men's team last faced off with Simon Fraser on January 25, 2020, winning 165-90 at home. The women last faced Simon Fraser on November 2, 2019, winning 139-122. This will be one of two meets against Simon Fraser this year: in January, the men will compete against Simon Fraser once again, in Pullman, Washington, as the women take on Washington state and Idaho in a two-day meet.
Stay connected with Seattle U swimming and get all the latest team updates by downloading the GoSeattleU mobile app available now for free in the App Store or Google Play.