BRUNSWICK, Maine - The Bowdoin College swimming and diving teams earned their second win in as many days on Sunday as they swept Wesleyan in a dual meet at Greason Pool.

The Polar Bear women improved to 4-2 this winter with a 175-107 win. The men's team moved to 3-3 following its 203-92 victory.

The women's team boasted seven individual winners in Sunday's meet, led by multiple winners Mariah Rawding, Katherine Kronick and Sophia Walker. Rawding claimed the 100 breaststroke and 100 freestyle, Kronick won the 100 and 200 butterfly races while Walker claimed the 50 free and 400 individual medley. Other winners included Caroline Watt (1000 freestyle), Lela Garner (200 freestyle) and Linnea Patterson (100 backstroke) and Holly Rudel (200 backstroke). The Polar Bear women swept the team events, as 200 medley relay of Rudel, Rawding, Mariah Reading and Walker were victorious, as was the 200 freestyle relay team of Bridget Killian, Rawding, Patty Boyer and Walker.

The Polar Bear men had nine individual winners against the Cardinals, including a trio of multiple-event victors. Timothy Long won both the 500 and 1000 freestyle races, Ryan Kulesza claimed the 200 free and 400 individual medley while Logan House won the 50 freestyle and 100 butterfly races. Other first-place showings included Andrew Park (100 backstroke), John Lagasse (100 breaststroke), Will Hutchinson (100 freestyle), McClure Brower (200 backstroke), JR Chansakul (200 breaststroke) and Tom Kramer (3 meter dive). The men's team also won both team races - the 200 medley relay of Chris Warren, Lagasse, House and Hutchinson, as well as the 200 free relay of Lyle Anderson, Mike Netto, Lagasse and House.

Bowdoin will host their final home meet of the season next Saturday in Greason Pool against Colby at 1:00 p.m.