MIDDLETOWN, Conn. ? Senior captains Olivia Haskell (Norwalk, Conn.) and Maeve Wilber (New Marlborough, Mass.) each recorded runner-up finishes in individual events as the Connecticut College women?s swimming team ended the second day of the NESCAC Championships in sixth place on the campus of Wesleyan University. The Camels registered three NCAA provisional qualifying marks and finished the evening with 398 points.Full Story
MIDDLETOWN, Conn. – Senior captain Olivia Haskell (Norwalk, Conn.) anchored the 800-yard freestyle relay to a third-place finish to lead the Connecticut College women's swimming team on the opening night of the NESCAC Championships at Wesleyan. The Camels finished the first day in a tie for third place with 72 points.Full Story
NEW LONDON, Conn. – The Connecticut College women’s swimming team, which is ranked 24th nationally and eighth in its region, will trek to Wesleyan University to compete at the NESCAC Championships this weekend. The four-day event will take place from Thursday, Feb. 14 through Sunday, Feb. 17.Full Story
MIDDLETOWN, Conn. – Sophomore Maddie Ford (Acton, Mass.) factored into three winning performances to help lead the Connecticut College women’s swimming team to a second-place finish at a quad meet between four Connecticut schools on Friday evening at Wesleyan.Full Story
NEW LONDON, Conn. – Senior captains Olivia Haskell (Norwalk, Conn.) and Maeve Wilber (New Marlborough, Mass.) factored into four first-place finishes in their final home meet as collegians in leading the Connecticut College women’s swimming team to a clean sweep of Assumption and Bridgeport on Saturday afternoon at Lott Natatorium. The Camels won the double dual against the Division II opponents by defeating Bridgeport, 172-84.50, and Assumption by a 183-78 score. Full Story
HARTFORD, Conn. – Freshman Vaughn Ammon (Franklin, Tenn.) and sophomore Brooklynn Hayes (Granville, Mass.) each won two individual events and swam on a first-place relay to propel the Connecticut College women’s swimming team to a lopsided 195-98 dual meet victory over Trinity on Monday afternoon.
NEW LONDON, Conn. – The Connecticut College women’s swimming team fell for the first time in a dual meet this season by coming up on the short end of a 162-100 decision against No. 6 Williams on Saturday afternoon at Lott Natatorium.
NAPLES, Fla. – Senior Maeve Wilber (New Marlborough, Mass.) factored into three winning performances to help propel the Connecticut College women’s swimming team to a convincing 164-73 dual meet victory over Grinnell in Florida on Saturday afternoon.
MIDDLETOWN, Conn. – Sophomore Maddie Ford (Acton, Mass.) factored into three winning performances as the Connecticut College women’s swimming team captured its fourth straight Connecticut Cup on Saturday afternoon at Wesleyan.
NEW LONDON, Conn. – Freshman Vaughn Ammon (Franklin, Tenn.) won a pair of freestyle events and also swam on two victorious relays to help propel the Connecticut College women's swimming team to a 175-119 triumph over Middlebury in its opening dual meet of the season on Saturday afternoon.
NORFOLK, Va. – The Connecticut College women’s swimming team has been recognized as a CSCAA Scholar-All-America Team by the College Swimming Coaches Association of America by posting the second-highest team GPA in the nation.
NEW LONDON, Conn. – The Connecticut College men’s and women’s swimming programs combined to earn 21 NCAA All-America Honorable Mention awards for recording top-16 finishes in individual and relay events at the NCAA Division III Championships at the IU Natatorium over the weekend.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. – The Connecticut College women’s swimming team concluded competing at the NCAA Division III Championships on Saturday at the IU Natatorium. The Camels finished the meet in 16th place with 41 points.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. – Connecticut College junior Maeve Wilber (New Marlborough, Mass.) competed in the 100-yard backstroke on the third day of action at the NCAA Division III Swimming & Diving Championships on Friday at the IU Natatorium. The Camels finished the evening in 14th place with 41 points.
Women’s Swimming Dominates Trinity, 195-98, in NESCAC Dual
