The Ithacan

The men’s swimming and diving squad has started off its 2015-16 campaign with a 2–1 overall record and will look to both veterans and newcomers to build on success.

The men’s swimming and diving team went undefeated during the regular season for the first time since 2003.

As the men’s swimming team heads to Empire 8’s this weekend, it will look to freshman Aidan Hartswick to excel.

After very different collegiate swimming careers, brothers Adam and Lucas Zelehowsky now find themselves on the same team.

Bomber winter teams are gearing up for their respective seasons.

Senior diver Matt Morrison has succeeded as the only diver on the men’s team.

Former swimmer James Sica becomes assistant coach for the Ithaca College men’s swimming and diving team just one year after graduation.

Since the beginning of its season back in October, the men’s swimming and diving team looked at winning its second straight Upper New York State Collegiate Swimming Association and Empire 8 Conference title as not only a goal, but an expectation.

The men’s swimming and diving team has found its yin and yang with its accomplished coaching duo.

The men’s swimming and diving team went up against nine tough teams, including Division I Cornell University, last weekend in the inaugural Ithaca Invitational. The Blue and Gold finished in fourth place behind Cornell University, Hartwick College and Springfield College respectively.

The men’s swimming and diving team has added another strong group of freshman talent to this year’s squad that has already earned individual wins and contributed to the team’s winning streak.

The men’s swimming and diving team dominated rival SUNY-Cortland on Saturday in the Athletics and Events Center Pool, winning 231-67. The Bombers placed first in all 16 events and had 11 individual winners along with the 200-yard medley relay team and the 200-yard freestyle relay.