WORCESTER, MASS. – Did someone say Deja Vu? For the third year in a row, the University of New Hampshire (UNH) Wildcats’ swimming and diving team has won the America East Championship.
Not only...
The 2019-2020 season for the Wildcats was a successful one as they were crowned American East Champions and won five medals at the ECAC Championship. The Cats’ were led by sophomore Anna Metzler who seemingly couldn’t be stopped all season.
This past weekend four UNH swimmers competed in ECAC Championship and the Navy Long Course Invitational. The Wildcats walked away from the weekend claiming five total medals, two of which were gold.
This past weekend, the UNH women’s swimming and diving team was able to carve their names in the history books as they claimed the America East Championship with a total score of 876 points.
The Wildcats returned home for their final home meet this year and the final meet in Durham for the three seniors, Corinne Carbone, Allison Stefanelli and, Anna Burns.
This past Saturday, the UNH swimming and diving team (2-0) traveled to New Britain, CT to face off against CCSU (1-1), and the Wildcats were able to walk away...
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