The Eastern Connecticut State University swimming program celebrated their largest graduating class (15 swimmers) with dominant victories in their final home meet of the season. The women's team remained unbeaten against Rhode Island College and secured their 14th consecutive win over Western Connecticut. The men's team also secured an easy victory against Western Connecticut, coasting to a second win in the two-meet series. Seniors from both teams were honored before and after the meet and with a post-meet reception.

Why It Matters

The comprehensive victories and the recognition of the outgoing swimmers highlight the positive impact and growth of the Eastern Connecticut State University swim program, setting a strong precedent for future success.

By the Numbers
  • The Eastern women's team is now 6-1 and undefeated (12-0) all-time against Rhode Island College in dual meets.
  • The men's team boasts a record of 4-1 for the season, with both teams producing impressive individual and relay performances.
  • The women's team won all but one of the 24 individual races and all four relays, while the men's team dominated with victories in the majority of individual races and relays.
State of Play
  • Eastern's men and women will be closing out their dual meet seasons on January 26 and February 2, with the season culminating at the Little East Conference Championships from February 16-18.
  • Both the men and women aim to build on their third-place finishes from the previous year at the upcoming championships.
Bottom Line

The dominating wins by the men's and women's swim teams, coupled with the recognition of the outgoing seniors, mark a significant moment for the Eastern Connecticut State University swim program, setting the stage for continued success and competitive performances in upcoming championships.