GW Swimming and Diving Holds Team Awards Banquet
The George Washington men’s and women’s swimming and diving teams honored individual achievements both inside and outside the pool during the 2014-15 season at the 2015 Swimming and Diving Banquet on Friday.
Northeastern Tops Wagner; Shaw Sweeps Distance Events
Northeastern and Wagner opened their seasons in a dual meet on September 26, with Northeastern taking home the victory. The final score was 162-130.
Why The Fundamental Law of Inertia Matters In Swimming
Courtesy of Gary Hall Sr., 10-time World Record Holder, 3-time Olympian, 1976 Olympic Games US Flagbearer and The Race Club co-founder.
A Close Race Between BYU And Utah in Season-Opener Relay Meet
The University of Utah competes in their first meet against BYU in a relay only meet, led by head coach Joe Dykstra.
Cornell Big Red Announces 2015-16 Season Schedule
2015 Ivy League champion Alex Evdokimov and the rest of the Big Red will begin the 2015-16 season on October 1st.
Brown University Swimming and Diving Schedule for 2015-16
Brown University men’s and women’s swimming and diving teams are gearing up for a 2015-16 season that will feature a few changes to the schedule of years past.
The Wolfpack Grows with Danny Erlenmeyer’s Verbal Commit
Danny Erlenmeyer, a two-event qualifier for 2016 Olympic Trials, has given his verbal commitment to North Carolina State University for 2016-17.
Olasz, Tolosa sweep distances in Arizona State’s First Intrasquad Under Bowman
The Arizona State Sun Devils opened up their inaugural season under head coach Bob Bowman with impressive intrasquad showings from their distance swimmers and butterflyers.
Iowa Hawkeyes Kick Off Dual Meet Season with Wins Over UIC
Emma Sougstad (above) swam the fastest fly leg of any medley relay.
Pelton Returns to Racing, But Li Queen of the Pool Again
The reign continues for Cal junior Celina Li, who won her third-straight Queen of the Pool title on Friday at Cal Poly.
In Le Clos’ Hong Kong absence, Van der Burgh Expands World Cup Points Lead
Defending World Cup champion Chad le Clos did not contest the opening stop of Cluster #2 in Hong Kong, and his South African countryman Cameron van der Burgh took advantage, tightening his grasp on the series points lead.
NAU’s Edmond Claims Pentathlon Victory
Hayley Edmond emerged victorious at the NAU Pentathlon with a win in the 100 back at 1:07.73. She sealed her win with multiple top 5 finishes. Also placing in the top 3 were Kendall Brown and Audrey Mann.
Hosszu’s $13K Leads Money-Earners From Hong Kong World Cup
Katinka Hosszu continues to cash in on the FINA World Cup series, leading all money earners by nearly $10,000 in Hong Kong.
Colton Hall Makes Verbal Commitment to Colgate University for 2016
Colton Hall, a senior at Medfield High School, has given a verbal commitment to swim at Colgate University.
Mean Green Take First Place in Pentathlon
Top honors in the competition go to Sarah Vaisse for the Mean Green, whose combined time for the event was 4:55.74, a full seven and a half seconds faster than TCU’s second place sophomore Devin Newton.
