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    Georgia Commit Annie Zhu Joins Allison Schmitt at NBAC

    Posted on January 31, 2012 | 6 Comments
    Annie Zhu and Allison Schmitt are becoming teammates. This is not news, as Zhu verbally committed to Georgia back in October, and signed her letter-of-intent in November. But as it turns out, the pair will not have to wait until the fall (when Zhu begins competing for...

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    January 25th CSCAA College Polls Released; Cal Women Jump to #1

    Posted on January 26, 2012 | 9 Comments
    The January 25th edition of the CSCAA college swimming top-25 dual meet poll has been released, reflecting results from the first round of 2012 dual meets. Men’s Poll Men This week’s men’s poll showed a high level of consistency, as the 7 voters had nearly-identical rankings...

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    Texas Men, Women Sweep Georgia to Kick Off 2012

    Posted on January 8, 2012 | 3 Comments
    The 2012 portion of the college swimming schedule kicked off this weekend with several top teams in action. Typically, it’s difficult to get much of a read off of meets like this, because most teams are coming straight off of heavy holiday training, but when...

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    Conger/Andrew NAG Records; Slate of Other Impressive Marks End Tom Dolan Invite

    Posted on December 12, 2011 | 12 Comments
    The 2011 edition of the Tom Dolan Invite has traded momentum back-and-forth with the nearby NBAC Christmas Meet, but on Sunday afternoon it was Dolan at the University of Maryland that earned the final fireworks. That included two National Age Group records, most notably one...

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    CSCAA Releases Second Poll; Georgia Women, Arizona Men Hold #1 Spots

    Posted on December 10, 2011 | 12 Comments
    The 2nd edition of the 2011-2012 CSCAA Dual Meet polls have been released, and the top teams are no surprise. Remember that these polls (as compared to our power rankings) are designed to reflect who would win a dual meet right now, as compared to...

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    TSC Power Rankings: Women’s Mid-Season Updates

    Posted on December 7, 2011 | 4 Comments
    With the vast majority of the college swim teams through with major competition before they dive into intense holiday training, now is a good time to update our TSC Power Rankings. Recall that these rankings are not done by “polling,” rather after discussion and debate...

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    Leverenz Breaks Two School Records After Trekking East to Georgia Invite

    Posted on December 4, 2011 | 10 Comments
    After swimming two great IM’s to win long course National Titles on the first two days of Winter Nationals in Atlanta, Cal’s Caitlin Leverenz took the 72-mile trip East to Athens to join her Cal teammates at day 2 of the Georgia Invitational. The hectic travel...

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    Amber McDermott Blasts 4:34.5, Freshman Record, in 500 Free at Georgia Invitational

    Posted on December 2, 2011 | 6 Comments
    There is something in the water this year at the college level. Swimmers are having an unprecedented level of early-season success, and swimming times across-the-board that are better than we’ve seen in any year aside from the rubber-suit era (and maybe even better than that)....

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    Top 10 2012 Men’s Classes After Early Signing Week, Surprises

    Posted on November 16, 2011 | 38 Comments
    The first round of college recruit signings is done, and though many of the top teams on the men’s side got off to a slow start, they’ve finished in a big way. There’s still a lot of great swimmers left to sign, especially internationally, so...

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    Auburn, Georgia Split Decisions; AVW Clocks 48.3 100 Free

    Posted on November 14, 2011 | No Comments
    Auburn Men 156, Georgia Men 87 The Auburn men swam very well at home in their grudge match against the Georgia Bulldogs. This is not to say that Georgia swam poorly, but the difference in depth between the two programs (at least until next year’s...

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