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Yellow Jackets on a Roll – Keep Another Georgia Star In-State

Georgia two-time state champion Kira DeBruyn has committed verbally to swim at Georgia Tech starting in 2014.

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Virginia All-American Sarah White Retires From Swimming After Sophomore Year

This borderline-iconic photo of Sarah White was taken by Tim Binning after the Virginia women won their 6th-straight ACC Championship last season.

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Notre Dame Men Win a Close One at Air Force

Frank Dyer of University of Notre Dame won two events as the Fighting Irish defeated the United States Air Force Academy 134-128 at the USAFA Natatorium in Colorado Springs.

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Florida State Director of Operations Coleman Weibley Takes Job at Mercersburg

Coleman Weibley will finish his tenure with the Florida State Seminoles on Friday, as he has accepted a job with…

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Georgia Tech Men and Women Each Get A Verbal

Brad Oberg of South Carolina and MaryKathryn Terry of Georgia have both given verbal commitments to the Georgia Institute of Technology beginning with the 2014-15 season.

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Navy Hosts Virginia and Yale Women; Virginia Dominates the Pool

The world better watch out for what Augie Busch and the Virginia Cavaliers are bringing to the pool deck. Their impressive triumph over the Naval Academy and Yale proves they’re taking no prisoners this year.

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Duke Tops UNCW in First Dual Meet

“We knew going in that through all these events, we were going to have a real challenge on our hands with the Seahawks,” said head coach Dan Colella.

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Florida State Diving Makes a Difference in Tri-Meet Win Against NC State, Georgia Tech

Pavel Sankovich won a pair of events as the Seminoles tipped North Carolina State and Georgia Tech in Tallahassee.

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UVA Keeps Gvozdas In-State

NOVA of Virginia star Jessie Gvozdas has given her verbal commitment to Virginia.

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Duke Recruiting Class Grows By Three: Paez, Artmann, and Pena

The Duke women’s recruiting class now looks a lot like a top-10 class, at least, in the 2014 rankings.

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Duke Opens Dual Meet Action at UNC Wilmington

“We’re definitely ready to get underway with some dual meet competition,” said head coach Dan Colella. “We swam in Greensboro a few weeks ago and I was pleased with the performances there. I think we learned some valuable lessons, things that we need to continue to work on and things that they’ve been attentive to working on…”

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UNC Adds Two With Verbals From Katie Ford & Henry Campbell

UNC adds one male and female to their verbals from the 2014 class. (Photo Credit: Tim Binning/TheSwimPictures.com)

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Virginia Opens 2013-14 Campaign at Navy Friday

The meet, which will be UVa’s first under first-year head coach Augie Busch, will be contested in 25 meters, as opposed to the 25 yards that will be seen in the rest of the Cavaliers’ meets this season. Live results will be available and linked through VirginiaSports.com.

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Wolfpack Primed for Tri-Meet at Florida State

“We are excited to swim against some great competition this weekend,” said NC State head coach Braden Holloway. “It’s been a long time since NC State has been in Tallahassee. The meet is going to be outdoors, so I think the team is excited for a change in scenery.”

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Conferences Announce Weekly Swimming and Diving Award Winners

The weekly award winners from the SEC, Big 10, ACC, AAC, Big 12, and MAC conferences have been released. UNC’s Stephanie Peacock was the ACC Swimmer of the Week.

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