Alabama Kicks Off 2024-25 Season By Sweeping Division II Delta State
Emily Jones and Jada Scott returned to competition for the Alabama women as the Crimson Tide dominated against Delta State on Sept. 27.
Auburn Men, Women Beat Arch-Rivals Alabama in First Double Win since 2019
Season bests, lifetime bests, and pool records fell on Friday as Auburn men and women both beat Alabama in the same dual for the first time since 2019.
2023 Tennessee Invitational: Day 2 Prelims Live Recap
Alex Walsh, the two-time defending NCAA champion in the 400 IM, will swim the 200 free on Thursday along with younger sister Gretchen.
Florida State Men Earn First Dual Meet Victory Over Alabama Since 2013
“We’re taking home wins from two SEC schools,” FSU head coach Neal Studd said after pulling off an upset against Alabama on Saturday. “It was a great day.”
Alabama’s Alves, Brandt Earn SEC Swimmer of the Week Honors
Alabama’s Kaique Alves and Mackenzie Brandt both earned two individual wins to help the Crimson Tide sweep Missouri.
College Swimming Previews: #4 Alabama Women Return All NCAA Scorers, Relay Legs
At the 2022 women’s NCAA Championships, Bama finished fourth, marking the highest finish in program history.
Summer Juniors Qualifier Lockett Bowley Verbally Commits to Alabama (2022)
Free/fly specialist Lockett Bowley from Blue Dolfins in Florida will head north to Alabama for her collegiate career in the fall of 2022.
Sprinter Ana Fleming Joins Alabama’s Growing Class of 2022
Ana Fleming, a Summer Juniors qualifier who has already been a best time coming out of quarantine, will join the Crimson Tide in the fall of 2022.
‘Bama Keeps Rolling with 2022 Verbal from Delaware HS Champion Mackenzie Brandt
Brandt is the two-time defending 500 free Delaware HS State Champion, going her lifetime best 4:52.87 at the 2020 state championships in February.
Tower Hill Freshman Mullins Breaks 16-Year-Old Record at Delaware Girls States
Tower Hill freshman Lainey Mullins was one of the standouts of the meet. In the 200 free, Mullins broke a 16-year-old State Record.
