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ASU Swimming: Rivalry match ends in a draw

by Paige Burnell - February 5, 2017February 8, 2017

(Photo: Blake Benard/ Cronkite News) Arizona State closed off the regular season with an away meet versus their territorial rival, the University of Arizona, and in the spirit of such a contention, the men tied by a score of 147-147, while ASU’s women fell to UOA 118-180. “Well, I feel great because

ASU Swimming: Sun Devils Swept by Another Bay Area Powerhouse

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by Paige Burnell - January 21, 2017January 21, 2017

(Photo: Brady Klain/Blaze Sports) The weather was better during Arizona’s second meet of the weekend against CAL, but the Sun Devils were not as the men lost by a score of 130-160 and the women by 111-181 to the Golden Bears. The strain of having back-to-back meets versus two of the nation’s

ASU Swimming: Sun Devils fall to Stanford on day one of Bay Area showdown

by Paige Burnell - January 20, 2017January 21, 2017

(Photo: Blake Benard/Blaze Sports) The Arizona State Swim Team started off the new year with a match against the formidable Stanford Cardinals. Both of the Sun Devil squads fell to their opponents, but the men certainly did not let the meet fly away from them as they lost 141 to 159

ASU Swimming: Sun Devils open second half of season against Bay Area powerhouses Stanford and Cal

by Paige Burnell - January 19, 2017January 21, 2017

(Photo: Alli Cline/WCSN) The temperature in Arizona may be cooling down, but the ASU swim team is cranking up the heat as it tops off winter training and prepares for two of the most anticipated meets of the season this weekend. On Friday, the Sun Devils will take on Stanford, and Saturday

ASU Swimming: Ross continues to be one of the best swimmers on the women’s team

by Paige Burnell - November 27, 2016November 29, 2016

(Photo: Alli Cline/WCSN) Arizona State swimmer Marlies Ross is at the pinnacle of her swimming career. She gives ASU a versatile set of skills that helps an ASU team that lacks depth. However, she made a large sacrifice to swim for the Sun Devils. Most college athletes have to move several

ASU Swimming: Men win the Art Adamson Invitational

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by Sean Murphy - November 19, 2016November 19, 2016

(Photo: Alli Cline/WCSN) On the last day of competition in Mansfield Texas, the Arizona State men continued to dominate in the pool and earn enough overall points to win the Art Adamson Invitational. ASU scored 969.5 points while Texas A&M took 2nd with 917.5 points. The women finished in 4th place

ASU Swimming: Records continue to go down in Texas

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by Chaz Frazier - November 18, 2016November 18, 2016

(Photo: Alli Cline/WCSN) In day two of competition in Texas at the Art Adamson Invitational, Arizona State continued its record breaking performance. Senior swimmer Richard Bohus broke his own record by .11 seconds in the 100-yard backstroke with a time of 46.00, which is the second school record of the weekend

ASU Swimming: Men break school record in day one of the Art Adamson Invitational

by Paige Burnell - November 18, 2016November 18, 2016

(Photo: Alli Cline/WCSN) Arizona State took the bull by the horns Thursday on the first day of the annual Art Adamson Invitational in Mansfeild, Texas. The Arizona State men’s 400-yard medley team of Richard Bohus, Christian Lorenz, Andrew Porter and Cameron Craig broke the school record with a 3:07.20. All four of

ASU Swimming: Undefeated Arizona State ready for big test in Texas

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by Chaz Frazier - November 17, 2016November 18, 2016

(Photo: Scotty Bara/WCSN) The season is at the halfway point and ASU swim will travel to Mansfield, Texas to compete in Texas A&M’s Art Adamson Invitational. The program has been preforming well this season. Last time out, on the men’s side, the Sun Devils defeated the USC Trojans for the first time

ASU Swimming: Bowman announces recruiting class for next season

by Sean Murphy - November 13, 2016November 17, 2016

(Photo: Blake Benard/Blaze Sports) The ASU swim team announced last week its new recruiting class for the 2017-18 season. In his second year as head coach, Bob Bowman is looking to dramatically improve his team through the newcomers. Bowman said the first step to building a program to compete in the