NCAA Division I Meets to Watch For November 13th – November 16th
The NC State men and Women will travel to Virginia for a dual meet against the Cavaliers this weekend. Despite many teams off and preparing for midseason invites, there are still some high profile meets this weekend.
College Swimming Previews: #1 Georgia women chasing title three-peat
Brittany MacLean is the defending NCAA champ in the 500 and 1650 frees and one of the most dangerous Bulldogs on Georgia’s roster.
College Swimming Previews: Dynasty? Loaded #1 California men are narrow favorites to repeat
Ryan Murphy is the latest Cal superstar, and he leads a talented crew in search of the Golden Bears’ 4th title in the past 5 seasons.
College Previews: #2 Texas Looking Great With Crucial Gaps Filled And Solid Recruiting Class
The Texas men proved themselves once again as one of the top programs in the country when they finished the year second overall behind Cal at the NCAA Championships in front of a home crowd in Austin. That marked the 5th time in 6 seasons that the Longhorns finished in the top 2 in the country in March.
2015 College Swimming Previews: #2 Stanford Women Have Their Eyes on the Prize
Despite the losses of NCAA champions Maya Dirado and Felicia Lee, the Stanford women–winner of four relays last year–have the weapons to go 5-for-5 this year.
College Swimming Previews: #3 Florida Gators Face Huge Losses But Gain Top Recruit In Caeleb Dressel
Caeleb Dressel, the first high school-aged swimmer under 19 seconds in the 50 free, will try to help Florida navigate some big losses to graduation.
College Previews: #3 Cal Looking To Challenge For Number One Spot With A Talent Filled Roster
The Cal women have some of the top names in college swimming that makes up a fantastic roster and undoubtedly…
#4 Michigan, With Great Newcomers, Seeks to Move Up Standings Despite Key Losses
Dylan Bosch, the NCAA and U.S. Open record holder in the 200 butterfly, will look to lead the Michigan Wolverines back up the NCAA podium
College Previews: #5 Georgia Brings On Freshman Talent To Match Already Stellar Roster
If Georgia can get all the swimmers with potential to score points to score points, this season will be better than last year.
College Swimming Previews: 3 NCAA champs out, fast freshman class in for #4 Texas A&M women
Sarah Henry is a returning All-American in three individual races for the Aggies, who look to overcome the graduations of three different NCAA champions this season.
College Previews: #6 Auburn’s Depth Will Be The Key To Fill In Gaps Left From Graduated Stars
Auburn has always been a hub for world class sprinting with a history of renowned coaches including former coach David…
College Swimming Previews: Roster departures leave challenge for #5 USC women
Dave Salo’s USC Trojans look to build on their 5th-place finish a year ago, losing breast/free star Kasey Carlson but adding transfer butterflyer Lucy Worrall.
College Swimming Previews: #6 Florida women enter post-Beisel era with talented junior class
Sinead Russell (pictured) is part of a big junior class now ready to be the faces of the Florida Gator program after the graduation of Olympian Elizabeth Beisel.
College Swimming Previews: Hannis and Johnson take the reins for rebuilt #7 Tennessee women
Faith Johnson leads a retooled sprint crew while Molly Hannis continues to rise in the national breaststroke rankings for Tennessee.
College Swimming Previews: Huge Freshman Class Will Determine Outcome Of #7 Arizona’s 2014-2015 Season
Nobody has swam faster times in the 100 or 200 yard breaststrokes ever, his personal bests remaining at 50.04 and 1:48.66 from last year’s NCAA Championships. Cordes is the 2013 and 2014 NCAA swimmer of the year and with safe starts should help the Arizona medley relay teams find success as well.
