2019-20 Swimming News
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Women's swimmers win 19th straight AUS title
February 09, 2020The Tigers women's swim team won their 19th consecutive AU championship at the end of day three of the 2020 Subway AUS Championships, presented by Keep it Social. -
Women's swimmers leading AUS championships
February 08, 2020The women's team is leading the AUS championships after two days of competition.
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Tigers set new AUS record at AUS Champs
February 07, 2020Isabel Sarty, Lise Cinq-Mars, Martine Nyhof and Reagan Crowell set a new AUS record in the women's 4x100m relay on day1 of the Subway AUS Championships presented by Keep it Social.
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Women win AUS Swim Invitational
January 19, 2020Lise Cinq-Mars won the 50m backstroke and 100m butterfly events at the last AUS invitational meet before the AUS championships.
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Swimmers off to great start at AUS Invitational
January 18, 2020Isabel Sarty led the Tigers with wins in the 50m abd 200m freestyle events. The women's team is currently in first place while the men are in second.
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Women's swimmers win 2019 Kemp-Fry Invitational
November 17, 2019Isabel Sarty set another AUS record, this time in the 100m freestyle event at the 2019 Kemp-Fry Invitational Swim Meet Sunday afternoon.
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Sarty sets new AUS record on day 2 of Kemp-Fry Invitational
November 16, 2019Isabel Sarty broke her own AUS record in the 50m freestyle event on day two of the Kemp-Fry Invitational Saturday night at Dalplex
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Dal, McGill leading 2019 Kemp-Fry Invitational
November 15, 2019The Tigers women's swim team is leading the 2019 Kemp-Fry after the first four finals. the men's team is in second place.
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Women's swimmers leading after day 1 of Jack Scholz
November 02, 2019Isabel Sarty won two events on day one of the Jack Scholz Invitational meet at Acadia.
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Women's swimmers win Amby Leger swim meet
October 20, 2019The women's swim team won their first meet of the season while the men were second at the Amby Leger meet hosted by UNB in Fredericton.
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Women's swimmers leading on day 1 of Amby Leger
October 19, 2019Isabel Sarty won two events in the first session of the Amby Leger meet hosted by UNB in Fredericton Saturday night.
