Duane Sorenson, head coach of the Iowa State women’s swim and dive team, knew from about the time he was in middle school that he wanted to be…
Iowa State's swimming and diving season ended just in time before every spring sport had to cancel the rest of their seasons due to COVID-19.
The Cyclone divers finished the NCAA Zone Diving Championships on Wednesday with one advancing to the final rounds.
On the second day of the NCAA Zone Championships, the Cyclone divers once again did not make it past the preliminary round.
On the first day of the NCAA Zone Diving Championships, the three Cyclone divers failed to make it past the preliminary round.
The Iowa State swimming and diving team is sending three divers down to Dallas, Texas, to compete in the NCAA Zone Diving Championships.
The Iowa State swim and dive team left West Virginia with a fourth-place finish at the Big 12 Championships.
The Iowa State swimming and diving team came back from a 41-point deficit on day three to close out the Big 12 Championships in fourth place with 459 points after a strong final day.
After the third day of competition, Iowa State remains at the bottom while Texas continues its climb at the top at Big 12 Swim and Dive Championships.
The second day of the Big 12 Championships have concluded and the Cyclones have landed themselves in fifth place with 114 points while also getting themselves 11 new personal records.
The first day of the Big 12 Championships kicked off Wednesday between the five women's teams of the Big 12, with Iowa State tied for fourth with West Virginia with 58 points.
The Iowa State swim and dive team heads to Morgantown, West Virginia, for the second time this season to close out their conference schedule with a win at the Big 12 Championships.
There are a lot of requirements for college athletes to get an athletic scholarship: they need to have good grades, receive good test scores, as well as have a great athletic ability in their chosen sport. For freshman Nolwenn Nunes, an international swimmer for Iowa State, that wasn't all. She also had to learn a second language and test out of it in order to come to Iowa State.
The Iowa State swimming and diving team fell to Kansas on their last dual meet of the season before the Big 12 Championships during the two day meet Friday and Saturday.
In the second day of competition, Kansas appeared to have taken over as it beat Iowa State 111-204.
The mix of blue and red in the stands indicated it was time for the annual Big 12 rival dual meet of the season between Iowa State and Kansas. Kansas ended the night on top with the score being 63-105 in the Jayhawks' favor.
