WOLFVILLE – Acadia University's Department of Athletics celebrated the 2023-24 season on Wednesday night at the annual Fred G. Kelly Awards Night, hosted in Andrew H. McCain Arena.
MONTREAL – The final day of the U SPORTS swimming championships wrapped up Saturday night with the Acadia women’s 4x100 medley being the last event of the weekend.
MONTREAL – The second day of competition at the U SPORTS swimming championships saw Ella Collins with the top finish for Acadia, similar to the opening day of the three-day event.
MONTREAL – Ella Collins finished seventh in the A final of the women’s 100m breaststoke event with a time of 1:12.47 to lead Acadia swimming results on the opening day of the 2024 U SPORTS swimming championships hosted by McGill University.
Acadia’s Ella Collins set and broke an AUS record on day two of the AUS championships, but the Dalhousie Tigers continue to lead in the team standings.
The opening day of the 2023-24 AUS Swimming Championships presented by Bell saw a new AUS record holder crowned and very few repeat medal winners. When the dust settled, it was the Dalhousie teams holding first place in both the men’s and women’s teams standings.
WOLFVILLE – While the AUS championship is just a week away, the Axemen swim program is also working towards the 2024-25 season by welcoming new commitments. Xavier LeBouthillier is the most recent swimmer to sign with Acadia for fall 2024.
SAINT JOHN - Dalhousie swimmers won nine of the 12 events on Sunday, the final day of competition at the UNB Invitational, at the Canada Games Aquatic Centre, in Saint John.
HALIFAX – The Dalhousie Tigers extended their winning streak, taking home both the women’s and men’s titles at the Kemp-Fry Invitational on Sunday, but it was Acadia’s Gordon Shortt who stole the show, setting two more AUS records.
FREDERICTON - The Dalhousie Tigers took the women’s, men’s, and combined team titles at the 2023 Amby Legere Invitational at UNB’s Sir Max Aitken Pool.
WOLFVILLE - The 14th Jack Scholz AUS Invitational Swim Meet concluded with the Dalhousie Tigers finishing first overall in the men’s, women’s and combined rankings followed by the host Acadia Axewomen and Axemen.
WOLFVILLE - The opening day of the 14th Jack Scholz AUS Invitational wrapped up with the Dalhousie Tigers in the lead followed by the Acadia Axewomen and Axemen.