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Johns Hopkins Coach George Kennedy to Retire After 31 Years

George Kennedy has led the Johns Hopkins team to 29 event championships in 31 years with the program.

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Lady Flames Set for 2016 CCSA Swimming & Diving Championships

The Liberty swimming & diving team will aim for its second conference title, and first since 2014, at the 2016 Coastal Collegiate Sports Association (CCSA) Swimming & Diving Championships, held Wednesday through Saturday at Georgia’s Gabrielsen Natatorium in Athens, Ga.

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Rose-Hulman Swimming & Diving Earns 2nd CCIW Title

The Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology men’s swimming and diving team captured its second consecutive College Conference of Illinois and Wisconsin championship, while the women placed fourth among seven teams at the three-day event in Wisconsin.

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Rise And Grind With Georgetown Swimming (Video)

Get motivated to hit the gym and the pool by watching how the Georgetown men and women get it done.

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Auburn Set for SEC Championships Starting Tuesday

Having won a combined 23 SEC swimming and diving championships, Auburn’s men’s and women’s teams are in Columbia, Mo., for the 2016 Championships this week, which run Tuesday through Saturday at the Mizzou Aquatic Center.

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Big Ten Senior Spotlight: Haley Lips of Indiana University

While Minnesota has had a stranglehold on the top spot in the Big Ten for four years in a row…

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BigTen Senior Spotlight: Marni Oldershaw of the University of Michigan

With under 48 hours left until the 2016 Big Ten Championships kick off, the host of this year’s event, the…

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Texas A&M Gears Up for Challenge at SEC Championships

The Texas A&M men’s and women’s swimming and diving teams will battle for conference supremacy in the 2016 Southeastern Conference Championships Tuesday through Saturday at the University of Missouri.

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Alabama Swimming and Diving Gets Started Tuesday at the 2016 SEC Champ

The Alabama men’s and women’s swimming and diving teams begin competition at the 2016 Southeastern Conference Championships on Tuesday, Feb. 16 in Columbia, Mo.

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No. 7 USC Women’s Swimming, Diving Defeats UCLA For 9th Straight Time

Freshman Kirsten Vose introduced herself to the crosstown rivalry with a pair of pool and meet record in the 200y free and 200y breast while junior Anika Apostalon swept the sprints.

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Brown to Host Long Course Time Trial after Ivy League Championships

Facility: Located at 235 Hope Street, the Katherine Moran Coleman Aquatics Center opened in May 2012 and is home to Brown University’s Swimming, Diving, & Water Polo teams.

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Kentucky Wildcats Primed for SEC Championships

Kentucky’s swimming and diving teams will look to further improve under third year head coach Lars Jorgensen at the 2016 Southeastern Conference Swimming and Diving Championships hosted by the University of Missouri on Feb. 16-20 in Columbia, Mo.

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Mustangs Look To Defend AAC Championship

The SMU women’s swimming and diving team travels to Houston for the American Athletic Conference at the CRWC Natatorium Feb. 17-20. Preliminary action starts at 10 a.m. CT each day and finals begin at 6 p.m. Day one action kicks off with diving at 12 p.m. and all diving prelims will be held between swimming sessions at 12:30 p.m. for the remaining days.

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Houston Set to Host the American Championships

The 2015-16 swimming and diving season has reached its crescendo, and the University of Houston is set play host to the 2016 American Athletic Conference Swimming and Diving Championships. Competition runs from Feb. 15-20 at the Campus Recreation and Wellness Center.

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Air Force Women Head to Mountain West Championships

The Air Force women’s swimming and diving team travels to College Station, Texas, for the annual Mountain West Championships, Feb. 17-21. In the pre-championships coaches’ poll, the Falcons were picked to finish sixth with 35 points.

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