Last month, several of members of the Utah swim team competed at the 2016 Speedo Grand Challenge (May 27-29) in Irvine, Calif. Head coach Joe Dykstra hoped to get more qualifiers for the 2016 U.S. Olympic...
Traveling to a different country can be exhilarating, but it can also be frightening. For Luis Macias, all of this was magnified as he decided to move to the United States to pursue a college degree.
Originally...
Utah's Stina Colleou and Kristian Kron traveled to London, United Kingdom to compete at the 2016 European Championships (May 9-22) for Norway and Sweden, respectively.
Although the Utah swim and dive team may not be competing, it is still preparing for the next season and several members have a slate full of their own competitions.
A few swimmers have secured a place...
Over the weekend, the Utah women’s tennis team competed at the Pac-12 Championships at the Ojai Valley Athletic Club in California. As the second day of competition rolled around, the Utes' time...
Over the weekend, the Utah women’s tennis team traveled to Boulder and defeated Colorado in a 4-1 victory at The Meadows Swim and Tennis Center. This was the Utes' final regular season match, bringing...
Earlier in the week, the Utah men’s golf team headed to Provo to finish off its 2016 season at the PING Cougar Classic (Apr. 11-12). Utah finished the tournament in fifth place, just behind Colorado...
Over the weekend, the Utah women’s tennis team took home a 4-3 victory over Oregon for its second Pac-12 conference win on the year. This match took place Sunday at the Student Tennis Center in Eugene,...
Last week, Utah sent one swimmer and two divers to the McAuley Aquatic Center in Atlanta, Georgia to compete at the men’s NCAA Championships. As the meet came to an end on Saturday, it concluded Utah’s...
This week, it will be the Utah men's swimming team heading to Atlanta to compete at the NCAA Championships Thursday through Saturday, with seniors Bence Király and Jacob Crayne and junior Josiah Purss.
“The...
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