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, 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.
After a solid win against Maine the Wildcats’ now look ahead to something bigger: The America East Championship at Worcester Polytechnic Institute in Worcester, Mass.
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.
“If you’re going to come here, you’re going to be successful,” UNH swimming and diving associate head coach Jarrod Zwirko said.
It’s the attitude that the program preaches to its athletes, an...
The Wildcats turned in a successful weekend at the Eastern Collegiate Athletic Conference Championships over the weekend.
UNH only sent six swimmers to the meet, but still managed to place in the top-10,...
The season is still alive for several of UNH’s swimmers.
The team took six swimmers to Maryland to compete in a pair of meets at the United States Naval Academy this weekend. While both meets will be...
Last season, the Wildcats scored 777 points and won 11 of the meet’s 20 events, but were outdone by the superior depth of the talented University of Maryland, Baltimore County squad, and finished as...
Last season ended in heartbreak for the women of the UNH swimming and diving team. After back-to-back America East championship crowns in 2013 and 2014, the Wildcats came up just short, placing second...
By ANDREW YOURELL
SPORTS EDITOR
Liza Baykova has been one of America East’s most dominant performers since her arrival on campus last fall, and she proved it again on Friday night with a pair of gold...
