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Middlebury swim team helps raise money for cancer research with ocean swim

At Nantasket Beach in Massachusetts this summer, Middlebury College swim team members and their coach joined about 50 other New England Small College Athletic Conference (NESCAC) swimmers, coaches and alumni in a one-mile ocean swim to help raise money for cancer research.

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Men's Swimming Does Well At NCAA's

The Middlebury College men’s swimming and diving team finished 14th overall out of 52 teams competing at the 2007 NCAA Championships last week. Senior Robert Collier (Catonsville, Md.) was the top performer, earning All-American status in both the 100 and 200 fly. Collier placed sixth in the 200 with a time of 1:51.08, while coming in eighth in the 100 in 50.08.

Men's Swim Team Headed To NCAA's

The Middlebury men's swimming and diving team are taking part in the 2007 NCAA Championships on March 15-17 at the University of Houston.

Women's Swim Team Places Eighth At NCAA's

The Middlebury College women’s swimming and diving team finished eighth overall out of 51 teams competing at the 2007 NCAA Championships last week. Junior Marika Ross (Shorewood, Wis.) had a great weekend, winning NCAA titles in both the 100 and 200 fly events. Her time of 55.59 seconds in the 100 is a new varsity and NESCAC record, while she finished in 2:02.26 to capture the 200 fly for the second time in three years. Ross also placed ninth with a time of 4:58.87 to set a new school record in the 500 free.

Women's Swimmers Compete At NCAA's

The Middlebury women's swimming and diving team are taking part in the 2007 NCAA Championships on March 8-10 at the University of Houston. The Panthers have qualfied their largest team ever, sending 17 athletes to the championship meet.

Men's Swimmers Earn NESCAC Honors

Nine members of the Middlebury men's swimming and diving team earned All-NESCAC honors after solid performances at the championship meet. Rob Collier won three individual titles, while Brooks Farrar won both diving competitions.

Men's Swimmers Place Fourth At NESCAC's

The Middlebury College men’s swimming and diving teams finished fourth overall at the NESCAC Championship meet hosted by Bowdoin over the weekend. Williams won the event, followed by Amherst, Tufts and Middlebury.

Senior Rob Collier (Catonsville, Md.) had an amazing weekend, capturing three individual NESCAC titles, while placing second as a member of three different relay teams.

Men's Swimmers Headed To NESCAC's

The Middlebury men's swimming and diving squads will take part in the 2007 NESCAC Men’s Swimming and Diving Championship this weekend. The three-day event is hosted Bowdoin College in Brunswick, Maine. The three-day event kicks off on Friday, Feb. 23 at the Leroy Greason Pool and runs through Sunday, Feb. 25.

Women's Swimmers Earn NESCAC Honors

Thirteen members of Middlebury's swimming and diving team earned All-NESCAC honors after impressive performances at the championship meet. Marika Ross and Sara Cowie each won a pair of NESCAC crowns to pace the team.

Women Finish Third At NESCAC's

The Middlebury College women's swimming and diving teams finished third overall at the NESCAC Championships hosted by Williams. The host school won the event, followed by Amherst, Middlebury and Connecticut College. The Panthers set five varsity records and had five individual NESCAC Champions, as well as a championship relay team.

Women's Swimmers Compete At NESCAC's

The Middlebury women's swimming and diving squads will take part in the 2007 NESCAC Women’s Swimming and Diving Championship this weekend. The three-day event begins on Friday, Feb. 16 at the Carl R. Samuelson and Robert B. Muir Pool in Williamstown, Mass.

Swim Teams Compete At M.I.T.

The Panther swimming and diving teams were in action in a non-scoring meet at M.I.T. on Friday and Saturday. Junior Marika Ross (Shorewood, Wis.) and first-year racer Yu Wang (Beijing, China) each won a pair of races to lead the women.

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Former Swimmer Wins Fulbright Scholarship

Former Middlebury College swimmer Colleen Reynolds '06 has been awarded a Fulbright Scholarship. Click here to read more.

Swimmers Split With Williams

The Panther swimming and diving teams earned a split with Williams as the two teams battled in Vermont on Saturday. The Panther women earned their first-ever win over Williams 161-139, while the men fell 170-126.

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Swimming & Diving Teams Top Union

The Panther swimming and diving teams continued their winning ways as they both picked up road wins at Union. The men moved to 6-0 on the season with a 174-103 win, while the women advance to 5-1 with a 160-136 victory.

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Swimmers Cruise At Hamilton

The Panther men's and women's swimming and diving teams had little trouble for the second straight weekend as they defeated Hamilton. The men were 175-62 winners, while the women won 182.5-56.5. Middlebury swept every event at the meet, accomplishing the feat for the first time in at least 10 years.

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Panthers Top Colby & Bates

The Panther men's and women's swimming and diving teams opened the second semester with a pair of convincing wins over Colby and Bates. The men defeated Colby 137-99 and Bates 162-73, while the women topped the Mules 147-104, while defeating the Bobcats 160-128.

Swimmers Top Springfield

The Middlebury College men's and women's swimming and diving teams picked up impressive road wins over the weekend at Springfield. The men’s team squeaked out a 151-149 win, while the women were 164-136 winners.

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Middlebury Hosts Amherst

The Middlebury men's and women's swimming and diving teams hosted Amherst on Saturday, each picking up a win. The Panther men were 163-135 winners, while the Jeff women were 162-136 victors.

MEN'S RESULTS  -  WOMEN'S RESULTS

Swimmers Host Invitational

The Middlebury College swimming and diving teams opened up their 2006-07 season by hosting the Middlebury Invitational.

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Swimmers Raise Money For Cancer

On November 6th, 2006, the entire Middlebury College Swimming Team took an hour out of their regular training schedule to participate in the Leave it in the pool Swim-a-thon” fundraiser being held for a fellow Division III varsity swimmer from Carleton College, Ted Mullins, who lost his two year battle with cancer this fall. Middlebury joined Carleton College and other teams from the Minnesota Intercollegiate Athletic Conference in an hour long relay.