Salem College Adds Women’s Swim Program in Division III
Salem College in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, will add a women’s swimming program for the 2019-20 school year.
Jack-Of-All-Trades Eric Chimes Commits to Denison Red Men
Chimes will join the defending NCAA Division III Champions Denison for the 2019-2020 season.
Katie Posavec Commits to University of Mary Washington’s Class of 2023
University of Mary Washington receives commitment from breaststroke specialist Katie Posavec.
Distance Swimmer Katrina Kanzari Commits to Wilmington College
Dayton Raiders’ Katrina Kanzari commits to Wilmington College’s class of 2023.
Wabash’s Burke Award the Freeman Scholarship By the CSCAA
Wabash College swimming assistant coach Dan Burke is one of six assistant coaches selected to receive the Jean Freeman Scholarship from the College Swimming and Diving Coaches Association of America (CSCAA).
Jackson Masson of Orinda Aquatics Verbally Commits to Whitman College
Masson will swim for the Whitman College Blues in the fall of 2019.
Wittenberg Names Moran as Head Swimming & Diving Coach
Noah Moran, J.D., who served as the interim head coach of the men’s & women’s swimming & diving program’s at Wittenberg for the 2018-19 season, has officially been named as the program’s next head coach.
International Swimmer Neal Gives Commitment to D-III Drew University
New Zealand swimmer signs with Drew University
CA Breaststroker Yoo Announces Commitment to D-III Rowan University
Yoo gives verbal commitment to D-III Rowan University.
Endurance Specialist Rebecca Tobias Stays In State With Austin College
Tobias is primed to make an immediate impact in the SCAC in the distance events.
Anabelle Conde to Remain In-State at Trinity University
Trinity University receives verbal commitment from Houston butterfly and freestyle specialist Anabelle Conde.
Hayley Masi Named Maine Maritime Head Coach
Hayley Masi has been named Maine Maritime Academy’s Head Men’s and Women’s Swimming Coach.
2019 NCAA Division III Championships – Final Awards Recap
After winning three individual events at the 2019 NCAA Division III Championships – and setting a new national record in the process – NYU’s Honroe Collins was named Female Swimmer of the Year.
