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Three University of Rochester women were selected for weekly honors after the tri-meet with NYU and Case Western Reserve.[read more]

The women's swimming and diving team split a double-dual with NYU and Case on Saturday afternoon. Rochester defeated Case and was beaten by NYU.[read more]

Atwood was part of two winning relay teams on Friday.

The women’s 200 yard medley relay team of Val Atwood, Jennifer Chung, Stephanie Bolin, and Emily Scott finished first out eight teams with a time of 1:53.08. Scott ran the final leg of the relay in 24.79, the fastest of the day. The second Yellowjacket relay team, consisting of Shannon Moss, Bridget Festa, Megan Lawless, and Dayna Jacob, finished fourth in the same race.

Rochester also finished first in the 200 yard freestyle relay. Atwood, Cailee Caldwell, Jacob, and Scott finished in 1:41.47, less than half a second ahead of Case.

Individually, Corinne Lampe finished third in the 400 yard individual medley with a time of 4:53.56. Two Rochester divers, Cheryl Blechman and Sara Spielman, finished second and third, respectively, in the three meter dive.

After day one (five events), the University of Rochester leads Case Western Reserve 85-35 but trails NYU 52-72. The second and final day of competition is Saturday.

Four individuals and both Rochester men's and women's teams have been honored for academic achievement by the College Swim Coaches Association of America.[read more]

Coming into the 2008-2009 swimming and diving season, head coach Peter Thompson knew he had a strong group of freshmen coming in to build up men’s and women’s teams that already boasted a number of impressive athletes.[read more]

Rochester had one of its most successful meets in recent memory when the Yellowjackets finished fifth at the University Athletic Association championships [read more]

Rochester’s women’s swimming and diving team is enjoying strong performances throughout the lineup at the UAA championships in Chicago. [read more]

The Yellowjacket women got off to a good start at the UAA championships. Rochester broke two school records and posted two NCAA provisional qualifying performances.[read more]

Six members of Rochester’s women’s swimming and diving team have made the 2008-2009 University Athletic Association (UAA) Winter Sport All-Academic Team.[read more]

Rochester's goal for the UAA Championships is simple: make a run at the top four spots.[read more]

The women's swimmimg and diving team was out-pointed by host Ithaca College in the final dual meet of the season for the Yellowjackets.[read more]

The women's swimming and diving team broke a nine-year-old record in the Nazareth College pool as Rochester won its Saturday afternoon meet.[read more]

Visiting Cortland grabbed a first and third place finish in the last event to edge the women's swimming and diving team, 151-149, on Friday.[read more]