Olympic Gold Medalist Cullen Jones to Speak at 2013 Feast Conference
The Feast Conference gathers remarkable entrepreneurs, radicals, doers and thinkers who are revolutionizing the way things work for the betterment of humanity. The conference draws the best from across multiple disciplines to share perspectives, tools, challenges and models for changing the world in new ways.
Ryan Cochrane credits team effort for Swimming Canada Success
“We’ve built a really good team in and out of the pool to achieve those results,” said Cochrane, whose two medals in Barcelona (silver in the 1,500-m freestyle and bronze in the 800-m freestyle) made him Canada’s most decorated swimmer at the world championships.”
Potomac Marlins to Host Breast Cancer Fundraiser Event at PVS October Open at Lee District Rec. Center
The Potomac Marlins, a member of Potomac Valley Swimming, will host a Breast Cancer Awareness Fundraiser this weekend as part of the October Open at Lee District Recreation Center (October 18-20).
Hawkeyes host dual against Michigan State and Northern Iowa
The University of Iowa women’s swimming and diving team opens its home dual slate Friday in Iowa City, Iowa, hosting Michigan State and Northern Iowa. The action will begin at 4 p.m. (CT) at the Campus Recreation and Wellness Center Pool.
SMU Classic Hosts Indiana, Louisville, Miami, UNC and USC Oct 18-19
SMU Women are back and ready to compete at the SMU Classic this weekend. Seniors Isabella Arcila and Nina Rangelova (featured image) and juniors Monika Babok and Nathalie Lindborg earned All-America honors for their performances in the 200-yard and 400-yard freestyle events at the 2013 NCAA Championships.
Le Claims First MAC Swimmer of the Week Honor
Paul Le helped the Bears to a second-place finish in the Show-Me Showdown at Missouri’s Mizzou Aquatics Center on Friday, Oct. 4 to open the season. He won the 100-yard backstroke in 48.50 and 200-yard individual medley in 1:49.26. His backstroke time was fourth in the country behind swimmers from Florida, Michigan and Florida State at the time of the meet.
FGCU Uses Depth To Beat Miami, 175-123.
New Miami Head Coach Andy Kershaw falls to fellow Florida team, FGCU, for the fourth time in school history Saturday afternoon. (Photo Credit: SMU).
Freshmen shine as Denison Men Top Wabash in Season Opening Competition
Denison’s men took down Wabash in the season opening competition, with a number of freshman taking the limelight.
Big Red Women Lose Season Opener to DI Competitors
Big Red’s women are off to a strong start, but their best efforts weren’t enough to hold off the Division I competition from Toledo.
East Carolina Edges Davidson at Cannon Pool
The East Carolina swimming and diving teams swept a dual meet with Davidson at Cannon Pool on the Davidson College campus Saturday. The men’s squad posted a 171.5-118.5 victory, while the women’s team claimed a 178-114 win.
Hoosiers Take Second Bay Area Loss To Stanford, 183-111
In the second stop of the Hoosiers California trip, they fall again to the Stanford Cardinal. (Photo Credit: Dean Ottati)
West Virginia Men and Women Win Two-Day West Virginia Games
WVU dominated the West Virginia Games this weekend, winning nearly every event at the meet. (Photo Credit: West Virginia Athletics)
WKU Swim and Dive tops Delta State
With 23 individual wins and all four relays bringing home a top time, the Western Kentucky University swimming and diving team opened the 2013-14 season with wins over Delta State. The women defeated the Lady Statesmen 195-90 while the Hilltoppers finished the meet with a 182.5-107.5 win over DSU.
Big 12’s Kansas and Iowa State Kick Off Season In Respected Duel Meets (Two Recaps)
Big 12 women’s swim and dive teams for Kansas and Iowa State opened their season today. (Photo Credit: Big 12 Conference)
EIU Women Down Butler in Season Opener
“I was very pleased with our first meet of the year,” said EIU head coach Elliott McGill. “The women kicking off the year with a new pool record was awesome…”
