Host Team Moves to 5-0 Season at FIU’s Dual-a-Palooza
In the third and final installment of Florida International University’s Dual-a-Palooza, the Rice Owls and FIU Panthers repeated their wins in the morning, but traded opponents. . The meet features four teams (FIU, Rice, FAU, Miami-Fla) that compete simultaneously in three separate sessions. Scoring is in a straight head-to-head dual meet format.
Spanish Selection Standards For Rio Follow Speedy Trend
Miguel Ortiz is one of Spain’s elite who will be vying for a spot on the Rio 2016 roster.
UCSB Picks Up In-State Freestyle Talent Emily Boggess
Emily Boggess of the Coto Swim Club has verbally committed in-state to UCSB.
The Post Workout Window
Whether or not to eat after practice has caused many debates. If you practice hard, then you are depleting glycogen, and tearing and ripping the muscles during training. If you want to repair your body and build up muscles, your body needs the fuel so it can recover from your workouts.
Swimming’s TopTenTweets of the Week: #3 Campbell Sibs Lose Some Teeth
Bronte and Cate Campbell are two of the deadliest sprinters in the world right now.
Belford Named NCAC Men’s Swimmer of the Week
Wabash senior Jack Belford earned North Coast Athletic Conference Men’s Swimmer of the Week honors for his efforts at the Indiana Intercollegiates Saturday at Purdue University.
Baykova, Preston Claim America East Weekly Honors
UMBC, New Hampshire and Vermont were action last weekend with the Wildcats picking up a win over the Catamounts.
Monacelli Named Atlantic-10 Rookie of the Week
Davidson’s Luke Burton and Richmond’s Irina Chiulli were named the Atlantic 10 Conference Men’s and Women’s Swimming and Diving Performers of the Week, respectively, the league announced on Tuesday.
Giordano Again Named ACC’s Male Diver of the Week
Louisville swimmer Andrea Cottrell, Virginia Tech diver Ashlynn Peters, Georgia Tech swimmer Moises Loschi and Pitt diver Dom Giordano were named this week’s Atlantic Coast Conference Swimming and Diving Performers of the Week.
Hoch Repeats As Conference Swimmer Of The Week
The American Athletic Conference has announced the winners of the league’s female swimming and diving honors for the week ending Oct. 18.
IUPUI’s Somhegyi, DU’s Grammer Named Divers of the Week
IUPUI’s Krisztian Somhegyi was named Summit League Men’s Diver of the Week while Denver’s Larissa Grammer earned Women’s Diver of the Week award for their performances during the week of Oct. 12-18.
Returned From ACL Tear, Carolyn Jungers Commits To Miami (Ohio)
Schroeder YMCA’s Carolyn Jungers will continue a swimming career that was at one point almost dead via injury after verbally committing to the Miami (OH) Redhawks.
SDSU’s Rumrill, DU’s Roas Take Home Swimmer of the Week Awards
South Dakota State’s Wyatt Rumrill was named Summit League Men’s Swimmer of the Week while Denver’s Johanna Roas earned Women’s Swimmer of the Week award for their performances.
Lafferty Earns NEC Swimmer of the Week
Saint Francis sophomore Katie Lafferty (Bremen, Ind./Bremen) earned NEC Swimmer of the Week honors, selected by the conference on Tuesday, for her performance so far this season.
PSCS Athletes of the Week Announced
Cassidy Lavigne, (SO, Undecided) San Rafael, CA; 100 Fly 1:09 (best time in season), 100 Free 1:02.02 (best time in season) at Malibu Invitational last weekend at Pepperdine.
