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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...

The women from Denison, currently the CSCAA's number one ranked team, have the fastest time in the country in three different relays. Last year Emory won three relay National titles in March. In all five women's relays, Denison, Emory, and Kenyon have the three fastest times in the country. There ar...

The third night of competition at the 2018 NCAA Division III Swimming and Diving Championships saw two records go down as Denison sophomore KT Kustritz and Emory's 800 free relay were under their own NCAA records. Kustritz became the first swimmer in Division III history to break the minute barrier ...

By Taylor Covington, Swimming World College Intern. Denison will head into tonight's final day of the 2019 NCAA Division III Swimming Championships with a healthy point advantage on the men's side, while Emory maintains the lead for the women. Both teams are not out of striking distance, however, as...

Championship season is officially in full swing. With NCAA Division III teams competing in over 30 different conference championship meets, it's tough to keep track of them all, but Swimming World will offer a preview of the action at the country's fastest and deepest meets. Here's a glimpse at what...

The second round of fall invitationals finished up this weekend with lots of fast times all across Division III. A lot of the top ten teams were in actions at various invitationals across the country as the majority of Division III is done competing for the semester before we head in to finals week....

Day two of the first annual Futures Championships located at the Greensboro Aquatic Center in Greensboro, North Carolina exhibited a multitude of fast swimmers at tonight’s finals session. The LSCs that attend the Futures at Greensboro are in the northeastern region of the United States, shown on th...

The second night of the 2018 NCAA Division III Swimming and Diving Championships saw no records fall, but plenty of exciting races at the mecca of swimming, the IU Natatorium in Indianapolis, Indiana. The Williams women stole the show as they got the night started with three consecutive wins. Emory ...

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...

Swimming World had the chance to talk with Gregg Parini and Jon Howell at the 2018 NCAA Division III Swimming and Diving Championships. Night 1 recap Night 2 recap Night 3 recap Night 4 recap Parini's Denison men's team won their second title in three years and their fourth in eight years. Their imp...

There were a huge number of invitationals, as well as some dual meets in Division III this weekend. A number of Division III's top talents are already nearing or surpassing their times from NCAAs last spring. While NCAA A cuts are rarely earned in Division III, a number of swimmers across events loc...

The Emory men and women posted convincing victories at the 2019 UAA Championships in Chicago last weekend to take the 21st straight title for both teams. The Chicago women put up an impressive performance in their home pool to take second while NYU finished third. On the men's side, WashU finished r...

By Jamie Kolar, Swimming World College Intern. The 2019 NCAA DIII Championships was well underway in the Greensboro Aquatic Center in North Carolina with the first night of competition. The battle for the title has began as last year Emory was victorious on the women's side and Denison was victoriou...

By Michael Grenon, Swimming World Contributor The fourth and final day of the UAA championships offered plenty of fireworks, with both the Emory women's and men's teams successfully defending their conference titles for the 18th consecutive year. To start off the session, the men's 1-meter diving ev...

The first full night of action from the 2018 NCAA Division III Swimming and Diving Championships was all about the Emory Eagles as they won five of the eight races contested tonight. The Emory women currently lead the team standings while Denison's men's depth have kept them in the lead after the fi...

Women's 200 Free NCAA Record: 1:44.82 - Kendra Stern, Amherst (2011) 2016 Champion: 1:48.88 - Julia Wawer, Emory The Eagles took full advantage of their three swimmers in tonight's A final with first, second and fifth place finishes. Cindy Cheng took top honors in 1:46.82 followed by Fiona Muir in....

Just as many short course records were broken around the country this weekend, Division III competition did not disappoint as NCAA records in this category fell as well. With help from Andrew Wilson and Arthur Conover, Division III competition is quickly gaining speed and attention. For reference, E...

The 2018 Division III Men's and Women's Swimming and Diving Championships will be held this week in the legendary IU Natatorium in Indianapolis, Indiana, the Madison Square Garden of swimming. The women's meet will feature eight-time defending champions Emory while Kenyon is nipping at their heels. ...

In a final quest for conference championship seed times, some inspired senior meet swims, and close dual meets, there were a number of notable times from coast to coast in Division III this week. Pomona-Pitzer Men Complete Perfect SCIAC Season In a very rainy senior day the #8 Pomona-Pitzer men comp...

Women's 100 Free NCAA Record: 48.98 - Kendra Stern, Amherst (2010) 2016 Champion: 49.90 - Hannah Lobb, Kenyon Despite a charging Emma Waddell in the end, Emory's Fiona Muir earned her first national championship title this week after finishing second in both the 50 and 200 freestyle earlier. The o....