Swimming & Diving
2/9/2010
With the regular season winding down and the Patriot League Championships just around the corner, most schools were idle over the past... [ Read More]
2/5/2010
The College Swimming Coaches Association of America (CSCAA) announced its list of Academic All-American teams for the Fall of 2009 on ... [ Read More]
2/3/2010
Wednesday marks the 24th celebration of National Girls and Women in Sport Day. This year's NGWSD theme is "Stay Strong, Play On."... [ Read More]
2/2/2010
Navy once again makes an appearance on the weekly awards list, as three Midshipmen are honored. Tara Chapmon was named Patriot League ... [ Read More]
Navy Takes Two Awards As th...
American, Bucknell, Lafayet...
All Eight Patriot League In...
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2/4/10 - Swimming & Diving
Diving Into a New Life
Standing in the blocks before a race is often a nerve-wracking moment for a swimmer. American University's Dory Isaacs is familiar with the uneasy feeling and anxiety that precede a race. She is also able to harness that energy for the best. MORE [+]
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2/2/10 - Swimming & Diving
Bucknell's Magaro Alone on the Boards
If you go to YouTube and search for David Magaro, not only will a handful of diving videos appear, but a number of entertaining clips of him performing numerous flips, jumps and spins with his body off roofs, playground equipment and ledges will show up. Words cannot describe how impressive some of the body movements are. But, even with no water or Speedos in sight, it can easily be seen why he is already one of the best divers in Bucknell history. MORE [+]
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1/7/10 - Swimming & Diving
Knee, Shoulder Injuries Don't Slow Bucknell's Courtney Warren
Many collegiate athletes who suffer sports injuries wonder if they'll ever be able to compete in their respective sport again. Between recovery and physical therapy, it takes a lot of heart and dedication to get back to where one was pre-injury. The unfortunate reality is that many often don't. For senior swimmer Courtney Warren, this was not even an option. MORE [+]
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11/17/09 - Swimming & Diving
James Lascara: Leading From The Front
It is through our past experiences that we are able to better handle adversity. That was the case with Navy swimmer James Lascara as he warmed up for the start of the 2009 Eastern Collegiate Athletic Conference Championship. Something just didn't feel right with him as he swam that late February day in Harvard's Blodgett Pool. Worse, it was the same feeling he had one year earlier in the same pool as he prepared for the Eastern Intercollegiate Swimming League Championship. MORE [+]
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9/3/09 - Swimming & Diving
Lundgaard moves East to coach swimmers at West Point
In addition to setting school records, qualifying for the Olympic Trials and being named academic all-conference each year, Lundgaard was voted "Most Inspirational" by his teammates three times during his four years as a Husky. Earlier this month, the Boulder City High graduate made the cross-country move to West Point, N.Y., taking a position as assistant swimming coach with the Army Black Knights. MORE [+]
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3/27/09 - Swimming & Diving
Navy's Meyer Recaps Day One of Competition at NCAAChampionship
Navy's Erik Hunter (So., Placerville, Calif.), Adam Meyer (Jr., Bethesda, Md.) and Jon Galinski (Sr., Phoenix, Md.) will be competing this week at the NCAASwimming &Diving Championship. Throughout the event (that runs through Saturday) they will be sending in daily recaps detailing what it is like to compete at the national championship. MORE [+]
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3/26/09 - Swimming & Diving
Navy Contingent Arrives at NCAASwimming &Diving Championship
Navy's Erik Hunter (So., Placerville, Calif.), Adam Meyer (Jr., Bethesda, Md.) and Jon Galinski (Sr., Phoenix, Md.) will be competing this week at the NCAA Swimming &Diving Championship. Throughout the event (that runs through Saturday) they will be sending in daily recaps detailing what it is like to compete at the national championship. MORE [+]
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RECENT RESULTS
| Saturday, Feb 6 |
| Navy at Princeton (M) PPD due to snow. Tentative make up 2/12 |
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| Lehigh at Penn State, Cancelled |
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| Friday, Feb 5 |
| Navy 158, Columbia 131 (M) |
Recap/Results
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| Thursday, Feb 4 |
| Holy Cross at Boston College (M) |
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2009 STANDINGS
MEN
1. Navy - 1031.5
2. Bucknell - 635
3. Army - 596
4. Lehigh - 357.5
5. Colgate - 353
6. Lafayette - 202
7. American - 141
8. Holy Cross - 123
WOMEN
1. Colgate - 862
2. Navy - 759.5
3. Bucknell - 656.6
4. American - 315.5
5. Army - 303
6. Lehigh - 262.5
7. Lafayette - 180
8. Holy Cross - 144
01/26/2010
Chapmon, Adao Earn Honors Again
01/19/2010
Army Sweeps Men's Awards, Bucknell And Navy Split Women's
01/12/2010
Bucknell And Navy Each Snag Two Weekly Awards
01/05/2010
Senior Helps Black Knights Take Second In Puerto Rico
12/16/2009
From Navy Sports Information
12/15/2009
Navy Sweeps Army, Weekly Awards
12/08/2009
American, Holy Cross Claim Weekly Awards
11/24/2009
Navy Men's Team Moves To 9-0 For Fifth Consecutive Season
11/17/2009
Bucknell and Army Claim Weekly Awards
11/10/2009
Navy Claims Three of Four Weekly Awards
11/03/2009
Oswalt sets records, wins weekly awards
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Vlad Moldoveanu
Sport: Men's Basketball
School: American
Class: Junior
Position: Forward
Last Week: Moldoveanu had a career-high 37 points against Navy and 21 against Lafayette to lead American to a pair of victories, and win his second straight Player of the Week award. MORE |
Who was the best player in the first half of the Patriot League men's basketball schedule?
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