Brown Women, Penn Men Earn Narrow Victories In Ivy League Split
Penn junior MattFallon claimed three victories while sophomore James Curreri had two, leading the Quakers to a 155-143 win.
Columbia Men Emerge Victorious Over Yale In Tightly-Contested Dual
The Lions welcomed Yale to New York City, and came out victorious in a tightly contested meet by a score of 158-140 to improve to 2-1 on the season.
Yale Women Cruise Past Columbia In Ivy League Opener
The Bulldogs defeated Columbia 201-99 in their Ivy League and home opener at Kiphuth Exhibition Pool.
Gannon Head Swimming & Diving Head Coach Jacqueline Michalski Steps Down
Michalski resigns after four years at the helm to pursue other opportunities.
The Trend In College Sports That Swim Fans Must Pay Attention To
Caitlin Clark, Nebraska women’s volleyball, and others are driving growth in sports once considered to be non-profitable, and swim fans need to take note.
Canadian World Juniors Finalist Paul Dardis (’24) Signs with Florida
Canadian sprint freestyle specialist Paul Dardis signed with the University of Florida as a member of the Gators’ 2024 recruiting class on Monday.
Iowa State Scores Commitment From Futures Qualifier Carli Poppen (2024)
Missouri native Carli Poppen has announced her decision to continue her education and swimming career at Iowa State next fall.
Canadian Butterflier Max Malakhovets Commits To Penn For 2024-2025
Max Malakhovets from the Etobicoke Swim Club in Toronto has announced his commitment to swim and study at the University of Pennsylvania.
UConn Sets Pair of Pool Records En Route To Road Win At URI
The University of Connecticut Swimming and Diving Team set records during a strong win Saturday beating the University of Rhode Island Rams 162-133.
Cornell Women Beat Harvard For First Time In 40 Years
The Big Red women took down Harvard for the second time in program history and the first since 1983 by a score of 152-148, also downing Dartmouth College.
NCAA Mid-Season Meet Week Madness | SWIMSWAM BREAKDOWN
This week on the SwimSwam Breakdown, we preview the upcoming Mid-Season Meet Week Madness as well as discuss last week’s news in swimming
Providence College Tops Rhode Island For First Time Since 1996
The Friars claimed a 157-124 victory, snapping an 18-meet run for Rhode Island in the head-to-head series.
Division II St. Cloud State Rolls To Sweep of St. Thomas
The Huskies swept the competition at the meet, earning 27 first-place finishes including the men taking top marks in all 16 events.
NM State Aggies Win I-25 Rivalry Matchup With New Mexico
For the fourth consecutive time, the state of New Mexico swims through Las Cruces as NM State defeated rival New Mexico 172-123 on Saturday afternoon.
Green Bay Cruises To Sweep of St. Norbert
The GB women scored 171.5 points while the men racked up 178, topping St. Norbert by a combined tally of 349.5-100.5.
