Claire Curzan Hits Bests in 3 Events at TAC Titans Triangle Classic
Among her new PRs was a 1:01.03 in the 100 back, and she also took nearly seven seconds off of her best in the 200 back.
Training While Working Full-Time, Ben Mayes Hits First Trials Cut
Ben Mayes was an NCAA Division II National Champion and multi-time All-American at Queens.
Queens Men, Women win 4th Consecutive NCAA Division II Titles
2018 NCAA Division II Men’s Swimming and Diving Championships Dates: Wednesday, March 14 – Saturday, March 17 Swimming: prelims 10am,…
Queens (NC) Men Begin Title Defense With 10 Wins Against Davidson
The Queens University of Charlotte men’s swimming opened the 2017-18 season with 10 wins in what proved to be a challenging meet against Davidson College on Saturday morning.
Another NCAA Division II 200 Medley Relay Record for Queens Men
Queens University of Charlotte broke the NCAA Division II meet record in the 200 medley relay for the second time on Day One of the 2017 Championships.
Queens Men Down Division II 200 Medley Relay Record in Day 1 Prelims
Queens University of Charlotte became the first medley relay in Division II history to break the 1:26 barrier, going 1:25.95 in prelims on Day 1 of the 2017 NCAA Division II Championships.
Duke Takes Down Queens in North Carolina D1/D2 Showdown
Queens University of Charlotte’s Dion Dreesens broke the pool record en route to winning the 200 free in a dual meet against fellow North Carolina denizens, the Duke Blue Devils.
Queens Continues to Steamroll BMC Champs; 2 More NCAA D2 Records
Sofia Petrenko of Wingate took down the BMC meet record in the 200 IM on Day Two of the 2016 BMC Championships.
South Carolina Reigns Over Quad Meet Invite
South Carolina’s men’s and women’s swimming defended their last home meet of the season against Queens, Wingate, and UNC Wilmington.
Gamecocks Control Day One of Quad Meet, Queens Close Behind
With two days of competition scheduled for the quad meet between Queens , Wingate, and UNCW, South Carolina claims the most events on day one.
