UWGB Signs Seven Recruits
GREEN BAY, Wisconsin, November 17. UNIVERSITY of Wisconsin-Green Bay swimming and diving head coach Jim Merner has announced the signing of seven individuals to National Letters of Intent. Andrew Gelden
GREEN BAY, Wisconsin, November 17. UNIVERSITY of Wisconsin-Green Bay swimming and diving head coach Jim Merner has announced the signing of seven individuals to National Letters of Intent. Andrew Gelden
AMHERST, Massachusetts, November 17. MAX Butler (Duxbury, Mass.), Patrick Kuehne (Hillsborough, N.J.), Julian McKean (Suffern, N.Y.) and Drew Talarick (Skillman, N.J.) have each signed National Letters of Intent to swim
NASHVILLE, Tennessee, November 17. HIGH School All-Americans Rachel Dyer (Chattanooga, Tenn.) and Leigh-Ann Axt (Kingwood, Texas) signed letters of intent to swim for the Vanderbilt varsity swim team beginning in
PHOENIX, Arizona, November 18. THIS past week, SwimmingWorldMagazine.com witnessed the continuation of national early signing day announcements from various colleges throughout the country. Additionally, several states held their high school
BERKELEY, California, November 17. WITH seven swimmers and one diver, California head coach Teri McKeever inks an outstanding and diverse group of athletes. One of the best recruiting classes in
CHAPEL HILL, North Carolina, November 17. DAVID Zolno of Austin, Texas became the seventh men's swimmer to sign a national letter of intent this fall to attend the University of
ST. LOUIS, Missouri, November 16. JUNIOR Tim Adams enjoyed a record-setting performance in the 100 breaststroke in leading the Saint Louis men's swimming and diving team to a 142-95 victory
LONG BEACH, California, November 16. THE UC Irvine/Speedo Cup has concluded day one with the Stanford men and the Brigham Young women leading heading into day two at Belmont Plaza
MORGANTOWN, West Virginia, November 16. THE West Virginia University swimming and diving team has secured first place with 477.5 points after one day of competition at the Terrapin Cup Invitational
SEATTLE, Washington, November 17. NEARING the end of Blythe Murray's "A Day in the Life" series, the University of Washington senior blogged about the physical breakdown many swimmers across the