The difficulty in this season’s schedule not only lies in the talent faced, but also in the number of meets, with three more this season than last. The 2015-2016 regular season will last at least another week longer than it did in 2014-2015, as well.
As Head Coach Randy Horner and his swimming and diving team prepare to bounce back from their first loss of the season, coming against the University of Illinois at the Biscayne Bay Aquatic Center, there isn’t a single moment of down-time.
The Fighting Illini from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign will be making the 1,300 mile trip to the Biscayne Bay Aquatic Center.
FIU won the C-USA Title last season, in an amazing run led by Johanna Gustafsdottir, last year’s FIU Female Athlete of the Year. Gustafsdottir was one of many dominant swimmers and divers here at the University.
With as much returning talent as FIU has, this goal is seemingly easier to achieve.
Johanna Gustafsdottir, Karin Tomeckova, and Naomi Ruele have qualified to participate in the FINA Aquatic World Championships that are taking place in Kazan, Russia in August.
Reinaldo Llerana/Staff Writer The FIU Swimming and Diving team pulled off a come-from-behind win against the University of Miami this past Saturday, Jan. 31, in…
By: Samuel Cohen/Contributing Writer The Women’s Swimming and Diving team have a lot of weight to carry on their shoulders this season. Holding second place…
The University Women’s Swimming and Diving team is prepared for a new season.
Samuel Cohen/ Staff Writer Florida Atlantic University Owls were no match for FIU’s women’s swimming and diving team at the opening meet of the…
