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- No. 4 Stanford men's swimming and diving finished the regular season unbeaten with a dramatic 151-149 win over No. 1 Cal on Senior Day at the Avery Aquatic Center on Saturday.Sophomoreset a pool record and juniorwon three events for Stanford (6-0, 4-0), which led by seven points heading into the final event. Cal (5-1, 4-1) won the event with a pool record time in the 200-yard freestyle relay, but the Cardinal took second and third to win the meet by two.Prior to the meet, the Cardinal honored six seniors. It would be a memorable finale forand, who have combined for 30 All-America honors and led Stanford to back-to-back Pac-12 championships.Stanford won just five of the 14 swimming events, but received some big points from its senior divers. In their final meet at Avery, Miclau and Abdelghany took the top two spots on the 3-meter. Miclau won with a score of 366.83 to edge out his teammate's score of 342.30. Abdelghany won on the lower board with a score of 349.05, and Miclau earned a third-place finish at 306.68. The duo combined for 25 of a possible 26 points.DeVine swept the backstroke, and was tops in the 200 individual medley. DeVine (46.89) and(47.89) finished 1-2 in the 100 back, and DeVine was dominant in the 200 back as he won by nearly two full seconds at 1:42.25.DeVine then capped the day with a clutch victory in the 200 IM. He touched the wall at 1:45.81 and freshman teammatewas second at 1:47.95 -- that combination gave Stanford its seven-point lead heading into the final relay.Not long before that, Shoults hit the wall at 4:17.69 in the 500 free. It broke his own pool record of 4:18.40, which was also nearly topped by senior teammate(4:18.48) as the runner-up.In the 1,000 free, freshman Johannes Colloni went sub-nine as the first to touch the wall at 8:59.20.Next up for the Cardinal are the Pac-12 Championships in Federal Way, Washington, Feb. 28-March 3.