Boise State Swimming and Diving Release 2015-2016 Schedule

Boise State women’s swimming and diving announced its 2015-16 competition schedule Wednesday. The Broncos will host three dual meets, including the two-day season opener against Idaho from Oct. 9-10.

The Broncos’ final two duals of the campaign will also take place at the Boise West YMCA, as Boise State hosts Denver (Jan. 23) and Oregon State (Jan. 30).

Following the season-opening meet against the Vandals, Boise State hits the road to Salt Lake City for a tri-meet against Utah and Florida Gulf Coast (Oct. 30) then duals at BYU (Oct. 31) and Nevada (Nov. 7). Two weeks later the Broncos will compete at the Art Adamson Invitational at Texas A&M from Nov. 19-22, its final competition before the calendar turns to 2016.

Boise State opens the New Year at UC San Diego, in a meet that also includes UNLV and Grand Canyon (Jan. 2) before ending the trip to San Diego with a combined practice featuring San Diego State and North Texas. The Broncos will make a second trip to Salt Lake City to swim against Utah and UCLA before returning home for the final two duals of the season.

The Bronco divers will compete at the Art Adamson Invitational in November, then, after the New Year, travel to Los Angeles for the Bruin Invitational (Jan. 8-9) and to Colorado Springs, Colo. for the AFA Diving Invitational (Jan. 29-30).

The Mountain West Championships remain in Texas in 2016 but will now be hosted at the Texas A&M Natatroium in College Station. The event will run from Feb. 17-20 as the Broncos go for their third Mountain West title in five years.

The Zone E Diving Championships will be held from March 7-9 in Flagstaff, Ariz., with the 2016 NCAA Swimming and Diving Championships scheduled for March 18-20 in Atlanta.

The above article is a press release submitted to Swimming World. To reach our audience, contact us at newsmaster@swimmingworld.com.

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