Los Angeles – On Saturday, March 8, FSN PRIME TICKET airs the 2008 Pac-10 Women’s Swimming Championships from Long Beach, Calif. Beginning at 12 PM, the regional sports network delivers event highlights and championship day coverage. Olympic Gold Medalist and former Pac-10 standout Amanda Beard is the event analyst.
Beard, a seven-time Olympic Medalist and NCAA individual champion for the University of Arizona, contributes expert analysis while play-by-play announcer Ted Robinson calls the action. The Pac-10 Women’s Swimming Championships were held Wednesday, February 27 through Saturday, March 1 at the Belmont Plaza Olympic Pool.
This year’s Pac-10 Championships boasts some of the nation’s best talent in the pool. The Arizona Wildcats try to defend their 2007 Pac-10 title while Stanford looks to take the crown after posting their 12th straight conference dual meet victory.
Individually, California’s Lauren Rodgers looks to defend last year’s performance of three individual championships in the 100 back, 50 free and 200 back. Arizona’s Lacy Nymeyer, last season’s Pac-10 Conference Swimmer of the Year, enters the 2008 Championships on a hot streak, having gone undefeated in all of her individual events during her last four meets.
Repeat airings of the Pac-10 Women’s Swimming Championships are as follows: Saturday, March 8 at 6:30 PM on FSN WEST; Sunday, March 9 at 12PM on FSN PRIME TICKET; Monday, March 10 at 2PM on FSN WEST; Tuesday, March 11 at 4PM on FSN PRIME TICKET and Thursday, March 13 at 5PM on FSN PRIME TICKET.
Beard, a seven-time Olympic Medalist and NCAA individual champion for the University of Arizona, contributes expert analysis while play-by-play announcer Ted Robinson calls the action. The Pac-10 Women’s Swimming Championships were held Wednesday, February 27 through Saturday, March 1 at the Belmont Plaza Olympic Pool.
This year’s Pac-10 Championships boasts some of the nation’s best talent in the pool. The Arizona Wildcats try to defend their 2007 Pac-10 title while Stanford looks to take the crown after posting their 12th straight conference dual meet victory.
Individually, California’s Lauren Rodgers looks to defend last year’s performance of three individual championships in the 100 back, 50 free and 200 back. Arizona’s Lacy Nymeyer, last season’s Pac-10 Conference Swimmer of the Year, enters the 2008 Championships on a hot streak, having gone undefeated in all of her individual events during her last four meets.
Repeat airings of the Pac-10 Women’s Swimming Championships are as follows: Saturday, March 8 at 6:30 PM on FSN WEST; Sunday, March 9 at 12PM on FSN PRIME TICKET; Monday, March 10 at 2PM on FSN WEST; Tuesday, March 11 at 4PM on FSN PRIME TICKET and Thursday, March 13 at 5PM on FSN PRIME TICKET.
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