The University of Georgia captured every first-place vote to lead the College Swimming Coaches Association of America / TYR Top 25.
It was the second-straight poll that Georgia has led the poll, but streaks are nothing new to the Bulldogs. With their 173.5-121.5 win over Tennessee, Georgia has won its 99th consecutive meet at Gabrielsen Natatorium.
Five hundred and forty-seven swimming and diving teams representing 358 colleges and universities have been earned Scholar All-America status. The awards recognize teams’ Fall grades.
Read MoreThe NCAA DIII Swimming and Diving Committee made changes regarding the judging procedures at the NCAA DIII Diving. Want to know what they are? Read on.
Read MoreAbout 10% of programs replace their head coach every year and 2016 is going to be a banner year. But coaching changes, like a slow breaststroker on your medley relay, are a ...
Read MoreAfter leading the College Swimming Coaches Association of America / TYR Top 25 Swimming & Diving Poll for much of the year, the University of Virginia was replaced at the top by the University of Georgia. "We are proud of what this team is doing, and it means a great deal that others are recognizing our accomplishments."
Read MoreThe College Swimming Coaches Association of America announces the third CSCAA / TYR Top 25 Poll for Divisions II and III. While the year on the calendar may have changed, the top number one rankings did not. Queens University of Charlotte led both men's and women's Division II polls, as they have for the entire season. In Division III, Emory University and Kenyon College led women's and men's standings respectively.
Read MoreThe College Swimming Coaches Association of America announces the second CSCAA / TYR Top 25 Poll for Divisions II and III. The defending NCAA Champions are the early favorites among NCAA Division II & III Swimming & Diving Teams. Queens University of Charlotte led both men's and women's Division II polls. In Division III, Emory University and Kenyon College led women's and men's standings respectively.
Read MoreThe Boston University men’s and women’s swimming and diving teams have been named the first College Swimming Coaches Association of America (CSCAA) Community Service Team. The Terriers earned the recognition for their contribution to Swim Across America’s Rhode Island Open Swim.
Read MoreFor swimmers and divers, a gold medal is the ultimate achievement. In the latest release of academic success among student-athletes, however, it appears that swimmers and divers are succeeding as much in the classroom as they are in the pool.
Read MoreLed by a pair of wins over Michigan and Penn State, the University of Virginia women’s swimming & diving team moved up three places to take the top spot in the second College Swimming Coaches Association of America (CSCAA) second NCAA Division I Team Rankings of the year. The rankings will be released on a weekly basis throughout the 2015-16 season, alternating weeks between a men’s and women’s team ranking.
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