Northeastern Huskies Select 2016-17 Team Captains
“Our captains are integral to the success of our program. The role has certainly grown and developed over the last few years,” said Coates.
Adam Epstein Named Head Coach of Keiser Swimming
Director of Athletics Nicks Davidson announces the hiring of Adam Epstein as the head coach of Keiser University’s new men’s and women’s swimming programs.
Michigan Water Polo: CWPA Announces Championship Seeding
The Collegiate Water Polo Association (CWPA) announced on Monday (April 18) that No. 6 Michigan will be the top seed for the CWPA Championships in Cambridge, Mass. April 29 – May 1.
Miami (OH) Men Announce Nick Ward as Fifth Signee
Miami University men’s swimming and diving added another incoming member to the team after Nick Ward signed a National Letter of Intent to swim for the RedHawks, head coach Peter Lindsay announced Tuesday morning.
Georgia Tech Adds 4 More in Spring Signing Period
The Georgia Tech swimming & diving program has signed four high school athletes to National Letters of Intent for the 2016-17 academic year, bringing the total for the 2016 signing class up to 22. All three swimming additions are natives of foreign countries, while the new diving signee is a native of Atlanta.
2016 Big 12 Winter Scholar-Athletes of the Year Announced
The Big 12 Scholar-Athletes of the Year for the 2015-16 winter sport season have been announced. The following student-athletes have been selected as the award winners for their respective sports based on a vote of each sport’s head coaching group.
China Only Misses One Gold in Windsor (CAN)
The team of China maintained its supremacy in the 2016 edition of the FINA/NVC Diving World Series, after collecting nine gold medals in the third leg of the circuit, held in the Canadian city of Windsor, from April 15-17.
Matthews, Hoosiers Sweep First Day of Final Weekend
The Indiana water polo team set a goal for their final weekend: boosting their CWPA record in hopes of reaching a top-two finish in the conference standings. The Hoosiers (19-6, 4-1) are halfway there after Saturday’s slate of games, emerging with a 10-5 win over Brown (9-20, 1-4) and a 13-5 win against George Washington (7-13, 0-4).
UNC Swimming & Diving Teams Feted At Annual Program Banquet
Members of the University of North Carolina men’s and women’s swimming and diving teams were recognized Saturday, April 16 at the program’s annual banquet held at the Pope Box at Kenan Stadium.
Michigan Water Polo: Anderson Breaks Own Assists Record in Two Wins
Sophomore Caroline Anderson broke her own single-season assist record as No. 6 Michigan improved to 5-0 in the CWPA with victories over Bucknell and No. 21 Hartwick on Saturday (April 16) in Princeton, N.J.
USA Swimming Teams Up With Chobani Greek Yogurt as Official Supplier
USA Swimming is pleased to fuel its athletes with high protein products made with only natural, non-GMO ingredients through its newest multi-year partnership with America’s #1 Greek Yogurt Brand, Chobani, LLC.
YBCC Phoenix Freestyler Carlee Timmins Commits to Rowan University
The YMCA of Burlington and Camden Counties’ Phoenix Swim Team has announced that Carlee Timmins of Cherry Hill has committed to Rowan University in Glassboro for next fall.
MAC Selects Seven Missouri State Swimmers as Distinguished Scholars
Seven Missouri State men’s swimmers were voted by faculty athletic representatives as Distinguished Scholar Athletes, representing the ‘best of the best’ from the eight Mid-American Conference winter sports, the league announced Friday, April 15.
Duke Swimming & Diving Announces Men’s Recruiting Class
After capping the 2015-16 season with five new All-Americans, the Duke men’s swimming and diving program, led by head coach Dan Colella, will welcome nine student-athletes to the program next fall.
Georgia Nominates Ty Stewart For McWhorter Post-Graduate Scholarship
Ty Stewart of the Georgia men’s swim team and Marjorie Butler of the Georgia women’s basketball team have been nominated for the H. Boyd McWhorter Scholar-Athlete Post-Graduate Scholarship by the University of Georgia.
