The teams from Queens University ran away with the 2019 NCAA Division II Swimming and Diving Championships. The women scored 707.5 points to win the title while the men scored
By Olivia Wile, Swimming World College Intern This morning marked the last prelims session of the 2019 NCAA Division II Swimming and Diving Championships. The lineup included the 100 free,
Grace Nordquist, Swimming World College Intern. Friday night the 2019 CSCAA (College Swimming Coaches Association of America) meet saw more fast swims. Events swam tonight were the 200 Medley, 400
By Ryan Gibbons, Swimming World College Intern. The second night of the 2019 Rochester Speedo Sectionals (the Central Zone Section 1 Championships) saw the Scottsdale women and Glenbrook men take
The 2019 Speedo Sectional in Federal Way continued on Friday with Day two of the meet. The 200 free, 400 IM, 100 back and 400 free relay comprised the evening
Friday night’s session of the 2019 NCAA Division II Swimming and Diving Championships saw two new Division II records fall down with Marius Kusch and Alex Kunert leading the pack.
When Alessandro Campagna was a young boy, his doctor recommended he start swimming to help with a medical condition. What soon emerged from swimming was his love of the water
Another Queens swimmer surged to a national title in an NCAA Division II record on Friday night in Indianapolis at the NCAA Division II Championships. Freshman Alex Kunert won the
Queens senior Marius Kusch followed Lapshina with another dominating performance. He won the 100 back in 45.09, absolutely crushing the Division II record in the event to win the NCAA
Friday’s finals session of the 2019 NCAA Division II Swimming and Diving Championships from Indianapolis featured four individual events for both women and men, as well as men’s 1-meter diving
