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Division III swimmers and divers are putting up fast times right from the get go this season. On both the men's and women's sides, reigning NCAA Champions and All-Americans are already getting to work for the 2016-17 season. As usual, the Kenyon Relays meet posted intense races, but swimmers across ...

The 2017 NCAA Division III Championships are quickly approaching. The meet will take place in Shenandoah, Texas from March 15-18. The official psych sheet can be found here while predictions for the 2017 Women's Division III Swimming and Diving Championships can be found here. The men's meet will fe...

By Diana Pimer, Swimming World College Intern KEENE - In February 2014, 21 women’s and 12 men’s swimming and diving teams took part in the New England Intercollegiate Swimming & Diving Association (NEISDA) Swimming Championships. Young talent took the stage, and successful senior swimmers left their...

By Diana Pimer, Swimming World College Intern This year’s NEISDA Championships are suspected to be the most exciting in the last four years. On the women’s side, the majority of entry times are faster than the top scorers from last year. The NEISDA women have stepped up their game this year, with to...

A fast weekend of swimming during the first group of conference championships set up a pretty solid preview of what it will take to qualify for the 2017 NCAA Division III Swimming & Diving Championships. A strong group of seniors led the way but are followed closely by a quick class of freshmen. But...

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...