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2009-2010 Swimming And Diving Media Guide, Umaine Athletic Media Relations Office
2009-2010 Swimming And Diving Media Guide, Umaine Athletic Media Relations Office
General University of Maine Publications
The Black Bear women's swimming & diving team are set to improve on their 3-6 record and 7th place America East finish from a year ago. The team will look for success from a mixture of vetern Black Bears and the strong underclassmen. The men's team looks to continure turning the comer towards success as they open the 2009-10 season. Last year saw the men's team finish 5th in the America East Championships with a record of 3-2, the first time they have been above .500 since the 1999-00 season.
2008-2009 Swimming And Diving Media Guide, Umaine Athletic Media Relations Office
2008-2009 Swimming And Diving Media Guide, Umaine Athletic Media Relations Office
General University of Maine Publications
The 2007-08 women's team finished 4-5, fifth in the America East Championships and 11th in the ECAC Championships. With a strong core of hungry veteran swimmers, the team has a bright outlook for the 2008-09 campaign. The men's team showed imense potential in 2007-08, finishing 1-6 and fifth in the America East Championships and 24th in the ECAC Championships. The team looks to continue the progress they've made using their large freshman class to fuel their 2008-09 campaign.
2007-2008 Swimming And Diving Media Guide, Umaine Athletic Media Relations Office
2007-2008 Swimming And Diving Media Guide, Umaine Athletic Media Relations Office
General University of Maine Publications
After a season where the Women Black Bears went 5-5 overall, placing fourth at the America East Championships, and setting five new individual records, the women are eager to prove this is not a rebuilding season. Following the 2006-2007 season that saw the men's team go 2-5, earning a fifth place finish at the America East Championships, the 2007-2008 team will be looking for contributions from different places.
2006-2007 Swimming And Diving Media Guide, Umaine Athletic Media Relations Office
2006-2007 Swimming And Diving Media Guide, Umaine Athletic Media Relations Office
General University of Maine Publications
After finishing the 2005-06 season with a 7-4 record and a fourth place finish at the America East Championships, the women look to improve with key veterans returning bolstered by a strong group of underclassmen.
2005-2006 Swimming And Diving Media Guide, Umaine Athletic Media Relations Office
2005-2006 Swimming And Diving Media Guide, Umaine Athletic Media Relations Office
General University of Maine Publications
After finishing the 2004-05 season with a 3-6 record, the women look to improve on that in 2005-06 with an experienced team, as 22 swimmers are juniors and seniors.
2004-2005 Swimming And Diving Media Guide, Umaine Athletic Media Relations Office
2004-2005 Swimming And Diving Media Guide, Umaine Athletic Media Relations Office
General University of Maine Publications
The University of Maine men’s and women’s swimming and diving teams are prepared to continue the improvements made last season in the 2004-2005 season. Head Coach Jeff Wren begins his 34th overall season at Maine and is joined by assistant coach Susan Lizzotte and diving coach Jaret Lizzotte. Though the team lost some of its top competitors to graduation, the Black Bears will seek to build on a core group of talented and experienced returners, with the addition of a strong group of first-year swimmers and divers, to battle some tough America East opponents.
2002-2003 Swimming And Diving Media Guide, Umaine Athletic Media Relations Office
2002-2003 Swimming And Diving Media Guide, Umaine Athletic Media Relations Office
General University of Maine Publications
The University of Maine men's and women’s swimming and diving teams are prepared to make another run at the America East Championships in the 2002-2003 season. Head Coach Jeff Wren begins his 13th campaign and is joined for a fourth season by assistant coach Susie Lizzotte. Diving coach Jaret Lizzotte also returns for his fifth season as a member of Wren’s staff. Though the team lost some of its top competitors to graduation, the Black Bears will seek to build on a core group of experienced returners, with the addition of a strong group of first year swimmers and divers, …
2001-2002 Swimming And Diving Media Guide, Umaine Athletic Media Relations Office
2001-2002 Swimming And Diving Media Guide, Umaine Athletic Media Relations Office
General University of Maine Publications
The University of Maine men’s and women’s swimming and diving teams are prepared to make another run at the America East Championships in the 2001-2002 season. A talented and experienced Black Bear team will seek to build on a solid core group of returners, with the addition of a strong collection of first-year swimmers and divers. Head Coach Jeff Wren begins his 12th campaign and is joined for the fourth consecutive season by assistant coaches Mark Babin and diving coach Jaret Lizzotte. Past Black Bear standout Susie Lizzotte enters her third year on Wren’s staff.
2000-2001 Swimming And Diving Media Guide, Umaine Athletic Media Relations Office
2000-2001 Swimming And Diving Media Guide, Umaine Athletic Media Relations Office
General University of Maine Publications
The University of Maine men’s and women’s swimming and diving teams are prepared to make another run at the America East Championships in the 2000—2001 season. A young and talented Black Bear team will seek to build on a solid core group of returners with the addition of a strong group of first-year swimmers and divers. Head Coach Jeff Wren begins his 11th campaign and is joined for the third consecutive season by assistant coaches Mark Babin and diving coach Jaret Lizzotte. Past Black Bear standout Susie Herrick enters her second year on Coach Wren’s staff.
1998-1999 Swimming And Diving Media Guide, Maine Sports Information Department
1998-1999 Swimming And Diving Media Guide, Maine Sports Information Department
General University of Maine Publications
Coach Jeff Wren begins his ninth season as the coach of both the men’s and women’s swimming teams. The veteran coach is very optimistic about the quality and depth of this year’s team. The 1998-99 season will be highlighted in late February when UMaine once again hosts the AMERICA EAST Men’s & Women’s Championships.
1997-1998 Swimming And Diving Media Guide, Maine Sports Information Department
1997-1998 Swimming And Diving Media Guide, Maine Sports Information Department
General University of Maine Publications
Coach Jeff Wren begins his eighth season as the coach of both the men’s and women’s swimming teams. The veteran coach is very optimistic about the quality and depth of this year’s team. He will once again be assisted by diving coach Lance Graham and second-year assistant Chrissy Doherty.
1996-1997 Swimming And Diving Media Guide, Maine Sports Information Department
1996-1997 Swimming And Diving Media Guide, Maine Sports Information Department
General University of Maine Publications
It is with great optimism and anticipation that we look at the upcoming University of Maine Men’s and Women’s Swimming season. The programs continue to grow with the addition of impressive recruiting classes fortifying teams already bursting with talented swimmers and divers.
1995-1996 Swimming And Diving Media Guide, Maine Sports Information Department
1995-1996 Swimming And Diving Media Guide, Maine Sports Information Department
General University of Maine Publications
Optimism continues to grow within the University of Maine swimming and diving programs. Once again both squads have brought in impressive recruiting classes fortifying squads already bursting with talented swimmers and divers. An expanded schedule, the addition of a third coach, and the newcomers bring the expectations for the upcoming season to a new level.
1994-1995 Swimming And Diving Media Guide, Maine Sports Information Department
1994-1995 Swimming And Diving Media Guide, Maine Sports Information Department
General University of Maine Publications
Optimism continues to grow within the University of Maine swimming and diving programs. After several years of rebuilding due to the programs’ previous uncertainty, the squad sizes are nearing expectation and the talent and potential is also increasing.
1993-1994 University Of Maine Swimming And Diving Media Guide, Maine Sports Information Department
1993-1994 University Of Maine Swimming And Diving Media Guide, Maine Sports Information Department
General University of Maine Publications
The 1993-1994 season is being looked upon as a rebuilding year for the Black Bears. Both the men’s and women’s teams have suffered from graduation losses. Nonetheless, the hard work and talent of the returnees promises to take both teams in the right direction.
1992-1993 University Of Maine Swimming And Diving Media Guide, Maine Sports Information Department
1992-1993 University Of Maine Swimming And Diving Media Guide, Maine Sports Information Department
General University of Maine Publications
Like in years past, the 1992-1993 Maine swim teams will reach for regional team and individual goals. Led by a firm commitment from the community and the athletic department, the University of Maine swim programs begin a new era.
Maine 1991-1992 Swimming And Diving Media Guide, Maine Sports Information Department
Maine 1991-1992 Swimming And Diving Media Guide, Maine Sports Information Department
General University of Maine Publications
The 1991-92 season will present new challenges for both the men’s and women’s teams. There are some new and powerful dual meet opponents to confront, such as the University of Connecticut. Most importantly, there is a new season-ending event, the North Atlantic Conference Championships, in addition to the New England Championships. It is the second season the Black Bears will compete in the NAC, but it is the first time the championship is scheduled at the end of the season. The NAC will feature some very powerful programs the Black Bears have yet to face, such as Delaware and Drexel, …
1990-1991 University Of Maine Swimming And Diving Media Guide, Maine Sports Information Department
1990-1991 University Of Maine Swimming And Diving Media Guide, Maine Sports Information Department
General University of Maine Publications
Both the men's and women's teams will face challenging dual meets and championship schedules in 1990-91. The schedule begins with competition from two Canadian schools, before the Black Bears settle into the New England meets. The first semester concludes with the first North Atlantic Conference Championship, while the regular seasons will terminate at the New England Championships. The women's season carries added excitement after the team was selected to host the New Englands.
1989-1990 Men's Swimming Media Guide, University Of Maine
1989-1990 Men's Swimming Media Guide, University Of Maine
General University of Maine Publications
A strong nucleus returns from last year’s successful swimming and diving team. However, the success of the season will depend considerably on how well the group of newcomers can fill some of the existing areas.
1988-1989 Men's Swimming Media Guide, University Of Maine
1988-1989 Men's Swimming Media Guide, University Of Maine
General University of Maine Publications
The University of Maine men’s swimming team will have one of its deepest teams in many years in 1988-89. Head coach Alan Switzer has brought in 15 freshman which join a strong returning class that includes 13 veterans. Maine was 6-4 in dual meets last season, and finished sixth in the Eastern championships.
Swimming, University Of Maine Orono, 1987-1988, University Of Maine
Swimming, University Of Maine Orono, 1987-1988, University Of Maine
General University of Maine Publications
Three swimmers who did not swim last year will return. Mike Dillon (Houston, TX) will specialize in freestyle and fly, Scott Wescott (Portland, ME), in sprint freestyle, and Dan Edwards (N. Yarmouth, ME) in middle distance freestyle.
Swimming, University Of Maine Orono, 1986-1987, University Of Maine
Swimming, University Of Maine Orono, 1986-1987, University Of Maine
General University of Maine Publications
The 1986-87 season begins on a very optimistic note. The incoming group of freshmen will provide us with both quality and depth, particularly in the freestyle events.
Swimming, University Of Maine Orono, 1985-1986, University Of Maine
Swimming, University Of Maine Orono, 1985-1986, University Of Maine
General University of Maine Publications
Lack of depth proved to be the major factor in one of the rarities of Black Bear swimming—a losing (3-8) season in 1984-85. Coach Alan Switzer believes that considerable progress has been made in rectifying that problem with the addition of a number of very promising freshmen to go with a nucleus of proven veterans.
Swimming, University Of Maine Orono, 1984-1985, University Of Maine
Swimming, University Of Maine Orono, 1984-1985, University Of Maine
General University of Maine Publications
With the addition of Army, Maryland and Bucknell to the dual meet schedule, the Maine men's swimming and diving team faces its most challenging season ever. A solid nucleus returns from last year’s squad that finished fourth in the Eastern Swimming and Diving Association championships. Added to that is a promising group of freshmen who should combine well with the upperclassmen.
Swimming, University Of Maine Orono, 1983-1984, University Of Maine
Swimming, University Of Maine Orono, 1983-1984, University Of Maine
General University of Maine Publications
The freestyle events should once again be strong and deep. Captain Pete Zeiger will lead this group, especially at the 200 distance, with help from Sam Jalet. Jay Morissette will lead the sprinters, while John Giglio and Rick DesJardins should provide strength in the distance. Newcomers Andy Campbell, Tom Caprio, and Konrad Martin should be especially strong contributors in freestyle. Freshmen Dan Ottman, Jonathan Hewitt, Neal Westphalen, and Rodney Mason all have excellent opportunities to contribute in freestyle.
Swimming, University Of Maine Orono, 1982-1983, University Of Maine
Swimming, University Of Maine Orono, 1982-1983, University Of Maine
General University of Maine Publications
A group of enthusiastic and talented upperclassmen should be a prime factor in making the coming season a successful one for the Black Bear Swim Team. Several freshmen should help considerably, but the bulk of the success will rest with the returning swimmers.
Swimming, University Of Maine Orono, 1981-1982, University Of Maine
Swimming, University Of Maine Orono, 1981-1982, University Of Maine
General University of Maine Publications
The prospects are good for another successful season for the University of Maine swimmers and divers. A number of strong freshmen will combine well with a good nucleus from last year's squad, giving the Black Bears one of its strongest swim teams.
Swimming, University Of Maine Orono, 1980-1981, University Of Maine
Swimming, University Of Maine Orono, 1980-1981, University Of Maine
General University of Maine Publications
Only two seniors, Bob Marshall and Bruce Eppinger, graduated from last year's varsity team. With the exception of Marshall (Marshall swam on each relay), members of all three Eastern Seaboard Championship relays return (400 Medley Relay, 800 Freestyle Relay, and 400 Freestyle Relay).
Swimming, University Of Maine Orono, 1979-1980, University Of Maine
Swimming, University Of Maine Orono, 1979-1980, University Of Maine
General University of Maine Publications
High scorers Jim Smoragiewicz, Lance Graham, and Don Winant have graduated from last year's varsity team which swam for the first time in the Eastern Seaboard Championship Meet. The returning members are very excited aboutthe coming season. They alone should do much toward recapturing some of the points lost through the graduation losses.
Swimming At The University Of Maine Orono, 1977-1978, University Of Maine
Swimming At The University Of Maine Orono, 1977-1978, University Of Maine
General University of Maine Publications
Graduation took little from last year's squad, which finished a close second in the New England Championships. A solid freshman group and the addition of several transfer students will keep the intrasquad competition keen and should help make the season a good one.