The Gators pulled a solid No. 17 rank in the 2021 NCAA Championships.
The Gators now prepare for the NCAA Championships March 24-27.
Florida topped the SEC Championships charts for a ninth consecutive year.
Florida men’s swim and dive is set to make a splash at the SEC Championship Feb. 23-26 in Columbia, Missouri.
The Gators made second place in the SEC Championship for the third year in a row.
Porter won the SEC Freshman of the Week honor Jan. 26 for the second time this season after winning in November.
The No.8 women and No.5 men won 215-84 and 158-142, respectively.
The No. 8 women’s team and No. 5 men’s team are facing No. 23 Auburn.
Eleven graduating Gators were called up to the pool walkway Wednesday.
UF walked away with a 176-74 victory over the Ospreys to push its all-time record to 2-0.
After a month long break, the women’s swim and dive team will face off against UNF Ospreys.
Former UF swimmer Caeleb Dressel set four World Records in one week representing the Cali Condors in Budapest, Hungary, during the ISL semifinals.
UF’s men’s and women’s swimming and diving teams dominated the Auburn Fall Invitational, both adding wins to their records to end the fall portion of the season.
The Gators’ men’s and women’s swimming and diving teams travel to Auburn on Wednesday to compete in the three-day 2020 Fall Auburn Invitational.
The International Swim League hosted their second semifinal meet on Nov. 15-16 in Budapest, Hungary. Former Gator Caeleb Dressel dominated the field, setting one World Record and two American records during Monday’s competition.
The Gators shined at the U.S. Open, racking up eight medals by the end of the three-day meet.
Florida’s women’s swimming and diving team officially completed its incoming freshman class for the 2021-22 season. UF will welcome nine women to the program next year.
The Gators announced Anna Auld as the first official signee to the Gators’ 2021 women’s swimming and diving class on Wednesday.
The 2020 Toyota US Open swim meet is set to begin on Thursday and will feature competition between elite swimmers in the southeast region, including 18 current and five former male Gators.
The Gators bounced back strong this week against the Hurricanes after a tough loss in the season’s first meet. UF toppled Miami for the win with a final score of 190-94.
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