Colorado Mesa Women, Drury Men Sit Atop CSCAA Division II October Polls
On the women’s side, Colorado Mesa (244) takes the number one spot, with Grand Valley (233) edging out Nova Southeastern (231) for second place.
Saint Francis Defeats Millersville On Senior Day
SFU seniors Anna Bernasconi, Sara Blanco, Amalia Bradburn, Maddie Dando, Inde Patterson, Aurem Pifarre, Taylor Sies, Ava Silva and Baily Trettel were honored.
2024-25 NCAA Digest: The 200 Flyers Are Not Playing Around This Season
In his first NCAA dual meet since October 2022, Georgia’s Luca Urlando threw down a 1:39.87 200 butterfly–one of several fast 200 flys already this season.
Virginia Tech Sweeps Carson-Newman With Split-Squad
Some of the Hokies competed at the SMU Classic, while others raced Carson-Newman at home in Blacksburg.
Nova Southeastern Sweeps Florida Atlantic, Barry In Tri-Meet
The Nova Southeastern men’s team took down FAU for the first time in school history, winning 141-121, while also claiming victory over Barry 191-69.
Marshall Women Edge Out WVU, Mountaineer Men Dominate At WV State Games
The Marshall women captured their second straight WV Games championship, finishing with 1,483 points to outscore WVU’s 1,410.
East Carolina Women Sweep Pirate Duels; Catawba Men Make History With Win Over Gardner-Webb
For the first time in program history, Catawba men’s swimming topped Division I Gardner-Webb to open their season at the ECU Pirate
Pepperdine, Cal Baptist Lead The Way At Rodionoff Invite
The competition was scored by division, with host Pepperdine winning among the women’s D1 teams and Cal Baptist representing the only male D1 program.
North Texas Women, Oklahoma Christian Men Highlight Unscored Sam Freas Invitational
The Mean Green won seven events, including a couple from newcomers Indra Vandenbussche and Mikaela Goelst to lead the women’s standings.
Alabama Kicks Off 2024-25 Season By Sweeping Division II Delta State
Emily Jones and Jada Scott returned to competition for the Alabama women as the Crimson Tide dominated against Delta State on Sept. 27.
Brad Flood, Coach of One of History’s Best NCAA Swimmers, Dies at 69
Brad Flood, who coached NCAA Champions like Artur Wojdat and Oscar Pereiro (above), has died. He was 69 years old.
Delta State Head Coach Dan’l Murray Is Leaving the Program After 14 Seasons
After 14 seasons as the head coach of Delta State swimming & diving, Dan’l Murray is leaving to be closer to family in North Carolina.
2024-25 NCAA Digest: A Superstar, Recruit, Transfer, and Fifth Year To Watch In Each Division
Four swimmers–a superstar, recruit, transfer, and fifth-year–to keep track of in each division ahead of the 2024-25 NCAA season.
Defending NCAA Division II Champion Rafaela Raurich Given Provisional Doping Suspension
Raurich, who won NCAA DII titles in the 100/200 yard butterflies last season, tested positive for 6 banned substances at Brazil’s Olympic Trials.
NCAA Considering Rule Changes To Prize Money, Redshirting, And Eliminating NLIs
Swimmers may be able to keep all prize money from competitions and redshirt after participating in some meets if new NCAA rules pass
