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In addition to the Emory men’s team winning its third championship title in a row, Coach Jon Howell earned his second straight and third overall Men’s Coach of the Year Award. The women’s team claimed sixth place overall.
During the University Athletic Association Championships Feb. 14-17, the men’s and women’s swimming and diving teams earned championship titles, a total of 17 All-UAA showings, seven UAA championships and more, plus set two UAA meet records.
Emory University men’s swimming and diving team visited the White House to acknowledge their 24th consecutive University Athletic Association (UAA) title and second consecutive NCAA Division III title.The team participated in the first-ever College Athlete Day on June 12 and joined 51 other teams across the country. All three NCAA divisions were present for the celebration.
Tilt won the 100 freestyle and 200 IM, while Bognar took 1st in both the 200 IM and 200 backstroke to close out the Georgia Senior Championships.
The national championship team was invited to the White House on June 12 as part of the first-ever College Athlete Day, a celebration of excellence across collegiate sports in all NCAA divisions.