Large roster gives depth to men’s swimming and diving
The Ithaca College men’s swimming and diving team has its largest roster in years and is aiming for top performances this season.
The Ithaca College men’s swimming and diving team has its largest roster in years and is aiming for top performances this season.
Contributing writer Mark Puskey sat down with junior swimmer Stanley Zaneski to discuss his past success and his goals for this season.
The women’s swimming and diving team won their first-ever Liberty League Championship, while the men took second to RPI for the second year in a row.
The men’s swimming and diving team has 28 athletes on it’s roster compared to 19 at the end of 2017-18 thanks to a large freshman class.
The Athletics and Events Center Aquatics Pavilion was endowed by Lee ’86 and Linda ’86 Bird on Dec. 1.
Andrew Marsh, a former Big 12 champion in the 100-yard backstroke, is the new graduate assistant coach for the swimming and diving teams.
Senior Marshall Hendlin balances his work as an occupational therapy major by finding time to practice whenever he can.
The swimming and diving teams have a longer break than any other winter sport which allows them to have an intense training week during winter break.
The men’s swimming and diving team looks to take home the gold in the conference championships with a young squad.
The men’s and women’s swimming and diving team uses taper, a technique that involves reducing yardage and practice time, to prepare for big meets.
Senior Adam Zelehowsky was diagnosed with atrial fibrillation, a heart condition in which the upper chambers of the heart beat irregularly in 2014.
Students at Ithaca College come from all over the nation. 10 student-athletes specifically stayed in their home town, graduating from Ithaca High School.