The #23 North Carolina Tar Heels won the men's division with 1072 points, followed by LSU with 735.50, Texas A&M with 713.50, Syracuse with 393.5 and Old Dominion with 249. The 18th-ranked UNC women's team won the women's division with 1261 points, followed by LSU (713), Kentucky (457), Connecticut (385.5) and Syracuse (318).
On the third and final day of competition, the Monarchs received solid performances both in the pool and on the diving boards. Senior Jimmy Sullivan (West Palm Beach, FL) finished in fourth-place in the men's 1650 with a time of 15:55.98, while freshman John Wall (Hoover, AL) finished in eighth-place with a time of 16:08.55.
On the boards, Kevin Harrison (Bethpage, NY) finished eighth in the three-meter competition, while Damion Patton (Reading, PA) finished in tenth.
For the Lady Monarchs, D'Agostino blistered the field with a time of 16:49.03 in the 1650, her second top-five performance of the competition, while freshman Anne Chapman (Springfield, VA) finished 11th in the 1650 with a time of 17:45.79. Sarah Mooney (Riverside, RI) turned in a 13th-place finish in the women's 200-yard backstroke with a time of 2:06.51.
The Nike Cup Championships mark the end of swimming competition in 1999 for Old Dominion, the teams return to action in 2000 when they swim NC State and Texas Christian in Raleigh, NC, on January 21.
Final Men's Scores 1. UNC 1072 2. LSU 735.50 3. Texas A&M 713.50 4. Syracuse 393 5. Old Dominion 249 6. Kentucky 214 7. Connecticut 152 8. NC State 148 9. UNCW 71 10. ECU 22 11. Davidson 12 Final Women's Scores 1. UNC 1261 2. LSU 713 3. Kentucky 457 4. Connecticut 383.50 5. Syracuse 318 6. UNCW 210.50 7. Richmond 190 8. NC State 129 9. Old Dominion 103 10. East Carolina 76 11. Davidson 27