Teams - New Mexico State University
San Jose State won its second consecutive Western Athletic Conference Women's Swimming and Diving Championship on Saturday night at the Palo Alto College Aquatic Center in San Antonio, Texas.The Spartans finished the meet with 695 points, follow
The University of Denver swam to three gold medals in Friday’s finals, but it was the Spartans of San Jose State who left the Palo Alto Aquatic Center atop the team standings. SJSU finished the third day of the WAC ...
San Jose State and Idaho each won two events on the night, but it is Northern Arizona with the lead after the conclusion of day two of the WAC Swimming & Diving Championships.The Lumberjacks hold a slight edge over SJSU ...
The 2013 Western Athletic Conference Women's Swimming and Diving Championship kicked-off the day with the 200 medley relay that came down to a thrilling finish.San Jose State out-touched Northern Arizona, hitting the wall in 1:40.08, just ahead
The annual rite that is the Academic All-American All-Academic Team has been release by the College Swim Coaches Association of America. Four hundred and fifty seven teams, representing 318 different institions were recognized fo
Ketchikan, AK USA
Because it is awesome!! Everything I have ever wanted!
The Arizona women’s swimming and diving team returned to competition with a dominating performance to start the new year. The Wildcats earned a first place finish in every event in sweeping past Oregon State, Northern Arizona and New Mexico State ...
New Mexico State swimming and diving head coach Rick Pratt has signed three swimmers to National Letters of Intent during the early signing period. Anna Brooks, Abbie Broome and Logan Morris are joining the Aggies in fall 2013. “I am ...
Scottsdale, AZ USA
Believed in coach Pratt's philosophy, great facility, school, and teammates.
NAU opened the meet with a Wall Aquatic Center record in the 200 medley relay and senior Fi Connell broke her own poll record in the 200 backstroke as the Lumberjacks won 14 of 16 events en route to a ...
The Colorado State women’s swimming & diving program struggled on Friday, and while it saw improvement during Day 2 of the Albuquerque Invitational on Saturday, the Rams still struggled, finishing fourth in the four-team competition. “The
Montrose, Colorado, CO USA
Great Coach and Team.. Love the Fit For Me!
Allen, TX USA
Because it is a great program and I would really succeed by being apart of their team.
Fort Wayne, IN USA
I loved everything about it! I am excited to be an Aggie!!! :)
Shawano, WI USA
I love everything about the school, Rick seems like he will be a great coach. The girls on the team were all very nice and I had a lot of fun on my recruiting trip. I can’t wait until next fall to start my college experience at New Mexico State!
