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The Emory University swimming & diving programs gear up for the 2016 University Athletic Association Championships which will be held by the University of Rochester in Webster, NY from Wednesday, February 17th through Saturday, February, 20th.
Meet Coverage
Family and friends unable to make the trip to the meet can still follow along with the action by clicking here for a live video of the events and here for live updating results. Please see the championship meet website (see top of the page) for more information such as team rosters, team standings, full schedule of events, directions, spectator information and more.
2016 Meet Outlook
This year’s meet will feature four of the top teams in the country on both the men’s and women’s side as Emory comes in with the #1 women’s and #3 men’s team in the latest CSCAA Top 25 poll meanwhile New York (#5 women, #7 men), Chicago (#8 women, #8 men) and Washington (#9 women, #9 men) are all ranked inside the CSCAA Top 10.
What’s At Stake
The Emory women’s team will be looking for their 18th straight UAA Championship and 24th in program history. For the Emory men, they will be in search of their 18th consecutive UAA title as well as their 18th in program history.
2015 Championship Meet Rewind
The Emory women who captured their sixth straight National Championship in March of 2015, first laid claim to the UAA Title for the 17th consecutive year. The women posted 2,076.5 points for the win while Washington (1,347.5), Chicago (1,184), NYU (1,129.5), Carnegie Mellon (1,031), Rochester (806.5), Case Western Reserve (594) and Brandeis (293) following.
McKenna Newsum-Schoenberg was named the Swimmer of the Year after setting records in the 500 Freestyle and 200 Butterfly, in addition to winning the 1,650-yard freestyle. She was the sixth straight Emory woman to win the honor, and the 16th person overall in program history. Julia Wawer became the 10th Emory swimmer to win the women's Rookie of the Year award, after she won the 200-yard freestyle in a UAA record setting time, and finished third in the 500-yard freestyle. Head Coach Jon Howell and assistants Cindy Fontana, Chris Marshall, John Petroff and Miller Douglas were named the UAA Women's Coaching Staff of the Year for the second straight year and eighth time in the program's history.
On the men’s side, Emory edged out Chicago 1,551 to 1,408 to earn the title. New York University took third with 1,374 points, followed by Washington (1,296), Carnegie Mellon (1,001), Case Western Reserve (794), Rochester (669) and Brandeis (391).
Andrew Wilson was named the Men’s Swimmer of the Year after he won and set new conference records in the 200-yard individual medley, 100-yard breaststroke and 200-yard breaststroke during the meet. Wilson became the eighth men's swimmer in program history to win the award and the first since Peter O'Brien in 2012.
CHAMPIONSHIP WEBSITE | MEET PROGRAM | ORDER OF EVENTS | LIVE RESULTS | LIVE VIDEO (Free)
The Emory University swimming & diving programs gear up for the 2016 University Athletic Association Championships which will be held by the University of Rochester in Webster, NY from Wednesday, February 17th through Saturday, February, 20th.
Meet Coverage
Family and friends unable to make the trip to Rochester can still follow along with the action by clicking here for a live video of the events and here for live updating results. Please see the championship meet website (see top of the page) for more information such as team rosters, team standings, full schedule of events, directions, spectator information and more.
2016 Meet Outlook
This year’s meet will feature four of the top teams in the country on both the men’s and women’s side as Emory comes in with the #1 women’s and #3 men’s team in the latest CSCAA Top 25 poll meanwhile New York (#5 women, #7 men), Chicago (#8 women, #8 men) and Washington (#9 women, #9 men) are all ranked inside the CSCAA Top 10.
What’s At Stake
The Emory women’s team will be looking for their 18th straight UAA Championship and 24th in program history. For the Emory men, they will be in search of their 18th consecutive UAA title as well as their 18th in program history.
2015 Championship Meet Rewind
The Emory women who captured their sixth straight National Championship in March of 2015, first laid claim to the UAA Title for the 17th consecutive year. The women posted 2,076.5 points for the win while Washington (1,347.5), Chicago (1,184), NYU (1,129.5), Carnegie Mellon (1,031), Rochester (806.5), Case Western Reserve (594) and Brandeis (293) following.
McKenna Newsum-Schoenberg was named the Swimmer of the Year after setting records in the 500 Freestyle and 200 Butterfly, in addition to winning the 1,650-yard freestyle. She was the sixth straight Emory woman to win the honor, and the 16th person overall in program history. Julia Wawer became the 10th Emory swimmer to win the women's Rookie of the Year award, after she won the 200-yard freestyle in a UAA record setting time, and finished third in the 500-yard freestyle. Head Coach Jon Howell and assistants Cindy Fontana, Chris Marshall, John Petroff and Miller Douglas were named the UAA Women's Coaching Staff of the Year for the second straight year and eighth time in the program's history.
On the men’s side, Emory edged out Chicago 1,551 to 1,408 to earn the title. New York University took third with 1,374 points, followed by Washington (1,296), Carnegie Mellon (1,001), Case Western Reserve (794), Rochester (669) and Brandeis (391).
Andrew Wilson was named the Men’s Swimmer of the Year after he won and set new conference records in the 200-yard individual medley, 100-yard breaststroke and 200-yard breaststroke during the meet. Wilson became the eighth men's swimmer in program history to win the award and the first since Peter O'Brien in 2012.