Hour of Power

This year was our third year participating in the Hour of Power. Hour of Power is a relay that many Division III swim teams partake in as a fundraiser for cancer research and in memory of a Carleton College Swimmer, Ted Mullin. It is a “Leave it in the pool” practice consisting of continuous relays, any stroke, all-out swimming, for an hour, with the objective of keeping all relays in each pool on the same length.

Ending First Semester Undefeated!!!

Whitman Swimming has had an excellent start to our season. After firmly defeating Pacific University and College of Idaho and narrowly defeating Linfield College and Pacific Lutheran University, both the men's and women's teams are going into winter break undefeated in dual meets. It's been a great semester, and we can't wait to get back to racing in January!

Two School Records Broken! and the seasons only starting...

Captain Lauren Flynn teamed up with frosh swimmers Charlotte Graham, Katie Chapman, and Helen Jenne to break the school records in the 200 Free and 400 Free relays in our early season meets against Pacific and Linfield!

The 400 free record was an exceptional accomplishment as it replaces a seventeen-year old school record, previously held by Kathy Farrell, Kris Daughters, Audrey Anderson, Michelle Zinanti.