The Auburn Invitational was the last meet before the Southeastern Conference championships. Florida’s swimming and diving team sent 20 athletes to the James E. Martin Aquatic Center in Auburn, Alabama.
The Gators set high expectations for this season as one of the most represented universities on the 2022-2023 U.S. National Team. These athletes proved their eligibility to swim with the United States in international competitions by scoring a top-six time in any individual Olympic event of a US-sanctioned event, a Federation Internationale de Natation-approved competition or an international competition.
Current and former Florida Gators’ representing seven countries at the 2022 FINA World Championships secured nine total medals, including eight golds.
Gators swim and dive earned the bronze at last week’s NCAA Championships, racking up numerous All-American honors and taking home three individual national titles.
Florida women’s swim and dive had its season come to a close last week at the NCAA Championships.
“We are going to enjoy this, but we have a lot more work to do.” Anthony Nesty and his Florida swim and dive program captured their tenth men’s SEC championship in a row on Saturday.
In their final invitational before the SEC Championships, Florida’s swim and dive teams conquered 16 individual events, including six diving titles.
Florida was victorious in 23 of the 32 events between the men’s and women’s categories on the way to a 201-91 men’s final score and a 184-116 tally for the women, handing Auburn a pair of defeats.
Caroline Pagac endured a long and winding road to walk on to Florida’s diving program, but it led her to where she always belonged: a team.
Florida made full use of their time at the U.S. Open in Greensboro this week, collecting a handful of victories that indicate good things to come this season.
17 members of the Gators swim program, joined by volunteer coach and Olympic legend Katie Ledecky, will compete at the US Open this week in Greensboro, NC.
Both the Gators men’s and women’s swim & dive teams looked like forces to be reckoned with on their visit to the Peach State.
Caeleb Dressel announced Tuesday he will be returning to Gainesville to train under Gators head coach Anthony Nesty.
Caeleb Dressel announced Tuesday he will be returning to Gainesville to train under Gators head coach Anthony Nesty.
Florida’s swim and dive season heats up as the Gators take on top-ranked opponents at the Georgia Tech Invitational.
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