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The North Coast Athletic Conference, home of Division III swimming powers Kenyon & Denison, has announced it has cancelled conference championships for winter sports, as well as conference play. Institutions may make individual decisions regarding outside competition during the winter season, accord...

As Denison University Adds Women's Water Polo, Coach Tim Sherwood Eager to Develop Program Denison University will expand its athletic offerings with the addition of women's water polo. The varsity program will debut in the 2026-27 season under Tim Sherwood, who has been named the team's first head ...

By Devin Javens, Swimming World College Intern. Nothing is more devastating than wrapping up a disappointing season full of unaccomplished goals. This can leave you feeling as if none of your hard work has paid off, making you less than eager to dive right into the next season. These disappointments...

More then 60 male student-athletes from across all divisions and aquatic sports earned spots on the CoSIDA Academic All-District Men's teams this year. As shown below, some of the best minds in all of college are on the list. District 1 Winners NCAA Division I FIRST TEAM Swimming Mike Mosca HARVARD ...

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GRANVILLE, Ohio, February 13. DENISON University leads the men's team standings after day one at the North Coast Athletic Conference Championships following a record-breaking performance from diver Connor Dignan. Dignan won the 3-meter diving event in a new NCAC and NCAA Division III record of 645.7...

Following the Thanksgiving break, the Denison University Men and Emory University women remain atop the CSCAA / TYR Top 25 Division III Swimming & Diving Poll. While Emory's women tightened their stranglehold on number one, securing all fourteen first-place votes, the Eagles closed the gap on the me...

The Denison University men and Emory University Women remain on top after the first CSCAA / TYR Division III Coaches' Poll.  Rankings are compiled by CSCAA-member coaches and released on a monthly basis. The two teams swapped places in the opposite poll - with the Denison women and Emory men occupyi...

INDIANAPOLIS. The NCAA announced the names of 107 student-athletes who will receive NCAA postgraduate scholarships, including 18 swimmers: 14 women and four men. The list includes some of the brightest stars in US swimming: Amy Balcerzak-Field, Kristy Kowal, Jennifer Mihalik, Keiko Price and Gaby Ro...

Feb. 25. THE Case Western Reserve men’s swim team hosted the first annual Veale Classic this past Saturday at the Veale Center at CWU. Denison University won the classic with 585 points. Host Case Western was second among the 11 participating teams with 505 points. Event winners for the Case Western...

"Can you believe that?!" exclaimed Head Coach Bob Kent, watching sophomore distance standout Scott Whitbeck (Northville, MI) shave over 6 seconds off the varsity record in the 1650 freestyle. The swim, whose negative splits by 500 were cause alone for celebration, was indicative of things to come fo...

CANTON, Ohio, Feb. 12. THE KENYON COLLEGE women posted eight first-place finishes and eight seconds on the way to their 17th consecutive team title at the North Coast Athletic Conference Swimming & Diving Championships, which were held Feb. 8-10 at C.T. Branin Natatorium in Canton, Ohio. The Ladies ...

OXFORD, Ohio, March 13. BIG Red did it last year and are poised to repeat in 2002. Coach Greg Parini's Denison University Big Red women, NCAA Division III champs last season after ending Kenyon's record 17-year reign as No. 1, open defense of their title tomorrow at Miami's Student Recre...

By Olivia Wile, Swimming World College Intern. This evening marked day two of finals at the 2019 NCAA Division III National Championships. Tonight's action-packed session was full of close finishes, two ties and a broken record. Denison University, Kenyon College and Emory University brought home th...

Off-Season Training: A Building Block for Success Times in swimming have obviously become faster over the last 58 years, but some immutable truths remain. In February, Gregg Parini, coach at NCAA Division III Denison University, guided his men to their 10th straight NCAC conference title, while the ...

GRANVILLE, Ohio, February 14. DENISON University’s men’s team holds a 109-point lead over NCAA Division III rival Kenyon after one full day of competition at the North Coast Athletic Conference swimming and diving championships, while Kenyon is ahead of Denison by 40 points in the women’s meet. Deni...

This weekend the Denison men and women won their home invitational. Both teams put up a significant margin of victory over the next best Division III competition, Emory. The Eagles were notably without distance sensation Tom Gordon. Denison junior KT Kustritz beat Eastern Michigan's Division I breas...

By Ailish Dougherty, Swimming World College Intern. Now that many college swim seasons have ended for those not headed to Nationals with the conclusion of conference championships, it is critical to take the necessary steps to recap the season and to prepare for next year. Goal meetings between swim...

NEW COMMIT: Lukas Gately has verbally committed to long time Division III power house Denison University. Gately hails from Berthoud, Colorado where he swims for Loveland Swim Club. He is a senior at Thompson Valley High School. A distance freestyler, Gately's top times include: 1650 Free 16:09.50 1...

This weekend brings a second, more significant and better attended round of invites in Division III swimming and diving, as well as a few dual meets. Listed below are most of the biggest invites this weekend, where a number of ranked Division III teams will be swimming. Included are the teams expect...