U.S. Naval Academy Men and Harvard University Women Claim 2009 ECAC Swimming & Diving Titles3/1/09The U.S. Naval Academy Men's Swimming & Diving team won the men's team championship, while the Harvard University women claimed the women's team title Sunday in Blodgett Pool at Harvard University. |
2009 ECAC Men's & Women's Open Swimming and Diving Championships Concludes Today2/27/09Competition began on Friday, February 27 at the 2009 ECAC Men's and Women's Open Swimming and Diving Championships at Harvard University. |
Day One of 2009 ECAC Open Men's & Women's Swimming and Diving Complete2/27/09The 2009 ECAC Open Men's and Women's Swimming and Diving Championships taking place at Harvard University began Friday, February 27. |
LIVE RESULTS for 2009 ECAC Men's & Women's Open Swimming and Diving Championships2/26/09There will be LIVE RESULTS for the 2009 ECAC Men's & Women's Open Swimming and Diving Championships taking place at Harvard University. |
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Dec 7, 2008
SUNY-Geneseo scored a total of 749 points to win the 2008 ECAC Men’s Swimming and Diving Championships at Nassau County Aquatics Center in East Meadow, N.Y. Stevens Institute of Technology finished in second place with 633 points and Keene State College finished in third place with 457 points.
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Mar 2, 2008
PITTSBURGH, Pa. - The Harvard University men's swimming & diving team collected a total of 524 points at the 2008 Open Men's Swimming & Diving Championships, good for a 60 point win over second place finisher Johns Hopkins University (464). To view results and photos of the various event winners, click here...
Dec 2, 2007
EAST MEADOW, N.Y. - The College of New Jersey finished with a meet score of 793.5, narrowly topping New York University to win the 2007 ECAC Division III Men's Swimming & Diving Championship, held November 30 through December 2 at the Nassau County Aquatics Center.
Feb 18, 2007
Host Harvard was victorious on both the men's and women's sides of the 2007 ECAC Open Swimming and Diving Championships taking place February 16-18. After leading going into the final day of competition, the Marist Women were unable to hold off the late surge that the Crimson Women put together to take home first place. With a mere 11 points on the first day, the Harvard Men progressively increased that lead to remain in control...
