PHOENIX, Arizona, February 13. THE College Swimming Coaches Association of America has released its latest coaches dual meet rankings poll. Here is the full release: There are very few dual

WELLESLEY, Massachusetts, November 16. MIT's women's swimming and diving team opened its 2006-07 New England Women's and Men's Athletic Conference (NEWMAC) schedule with a thrilling 152-149 victory over Wellesley College

GAINESVILLE, Florida, November 16. UNIVERSITY of Florida head coach Gregg Troy announced Wednesday that Michael Joyce (Sewell, N.J./St. Augustine Prep), Mathew Norton (Port Orange, Fla./Spruce Creek) and Logan Storie (Corvallis,

ATHENS, Georgia, November 16. GEORGIA picked up another six signees in the early signing period. Lauren Cartwright, Lauren English, Colleen Haase, Martin Kata, Chelsea Nauta and Courtney Monsees each signed

ANN ARBOR, Michigan, November 16. MICHIGAN women's swimming head coach Jim Richardson announced Wednesday the signing of two recruits for the 2007-08 season. Natasha Moodie (Miramar, Fla./Miramar) and Brett Pedley

BUFFALO, New York, November 16. THE University at Buffalo women's swimming and diving team claimed its first victory of the season, downing regional rival St. Bonaventure, 166-132, on Wednesday in

WEST LAFAYETTE, Indiana, November 16. AS a 10-year assistant coach and recruiting coordinator for Purdue's women's swimming and diving team, Darlene Renie knows what she's talking about when she says

DALLAS, Texas, November 16. THE No. 8 SMU women's swimming and diving team had five athletes sign national letters of intent as announced by head coach, Steve Collins. Gabriela Soza,