Iowa Hawkeyes swimming and diving

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Iowa Hawkeyes swimming and diving
Founded1917 (Men)
1974 (Women)
Head coachMarc Long
Conference Big Ten Conference
Location Iowa City, IA
Home poolCampus Recreation and Wellness Center
ColorsBlack and gold [1]
   
Men's Conference Champions
3 (1936, 1981, 1982) [2]

The Iowa Hawkeyes swimming and diving team represents the University of Iowa in NCAA men's and women's swimming and diving. The teams compete at Campus Recreation and Wellness Center in Iowa City. Marc Long is the head coach of both the men's and women's swimming teams. Todd Waikel is the head diving coach.

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History

Facilities

Campus Recreation and Wellness Center during the 2020 Women's B1G Championships. CRWC Natatorium.jpg
Campus Recreation and Wellness Center during the 2020 Women's B1G Championships.

The Iowa Swimming and Diving program competes in Campus Recreation and Wellness Center located on the east side of the Iowa campus.

Year-By-Year

Men's Swimming & Diving
YearCoachW-L-TBig TenNCAA
1917David Armbruster0-1-0
1918David Armbruster
1919David Armbruster0-0-05th
1920David Armbruster0-3-0T-6th
1921David Armbruster0-4-07th
1922David Armbruster0-2-06th
1923David Armbruster1-2-08th
1924David Armbruster3-2-0T-4th
1925David Armbruster2-2-0T-5th
1926David Armbruster2-3-07th
1927David Armbruster0-6-0T-7th
1928David Armbruster2-3-0T-4th
1929David Armbruster4-2-0T-6th
1930David Armbruster3-0-0T-5th
1931David Armbruster3-2-0T-2nd
1932David Armbruster1-1-03rd
1933David Armbruster3-3-05th
1934David Armbruster4-1-02nd
1935David Armbruster4-1-03rd
1936David Armbruster3-1-01st
1937David Armbruster5-1-13rd5th
1938David Armbruster3-1-03rd6th
1939David Armbruster3-2-0T-4thT-9th
1940David Armbruster5-1-04th
1941David Armbruster5-1-02nd7th
1942David Armbruster3-2-05thT-9th
1943David Armbruster2-2-04th4th
1944David Armbruster0-2-16th
1945David Armbruster2-2-18thT-12th
1946David Armbruster5-1-03rdT-9th
1947David Armbruster5-2-03rd7th
1948David Armbruster3-2-03rdT-6th
1949David Armbruster4-1-02nd2nd
1950David Armbruster3-3-03rd3rd
1951David Armbruster4-3-05thT-9th
1952David Armbruster5-1-04th8th
1953David Armbruster3-3-04thT-23rd
1954David Armbruster2-4-08thT-22nd
1955David Armbruster4-3-03rd17th
1956David Armbruster8-0-0T-3rd4th
1957David Armbruster4-3-08th8th
1958David Armbruster4-3-04th5th
1959Robert Allen4-4-05th7th
1960Robert Allen3-3-05th13th
1961Robert Allen4-3-06th12th
1962Robert Allen4-4-07th21st
1963Robert Allen0-8-09th
1964Robert Allen3-5-08th
1965Robert Allen5-3-07th
1966Robert Allen6-3-08th
1967Robert Allen4-4-010th
1968Robert Allen4-4-110th
1969Robert Allen2-6-010th
1970Robert Allen5-8-09th
1971Robert Allen2-8-09th
1972Robert Allen5-7-010th
1973Robert Allen4-6-010th
1974Robert Allen3-7-010th
1975Robert Allen0-8-010th
1976Glenn Patton5-6-09th
1977Glenn Patton8-6-07th
1978Glenn Patton9-1-05th24th
1979Glenn Patton7-2-04th
1980Glenn Patton8-0-03rd22nd
1981Glenn Patton8-3-01st10th
1982Glenn Patton5-5-01st17th
1983Glenn Patton3-7-02nd22nd
1984Glenn Patton12-2-02nd23rd
1985Glenn Patton5-5-03rd18th
1986Glenn Patton12-2-03rd14th
1987Glenn Patton13-1-02nd18th
1988Glenn Patton7-4-02nd13th
1989Glenn Patton6-3-02nd8th
1990Glenn Patton7-1-03rd14th
1991Glenn Patton7-0-04th12th
1992Glenn Patton6-2-05th13th
1993Glenn Patton8-1-03rd17th
1994Glenn Patton6-4-04th17th
1995Glenn Patton8-0-03rd13th
1996Glenn Patton4-1-05th33rd
1997Glenn Patton7-4-08th41st
1998Glenn Patton7-3-09th33rd
1999John Davey3-8-09th39th
2000John Davey2-6-08th28th
2001John Davey0-5-09th
2002John Davey2-5-09th
2003John Davey3-5-09th39th
2004John Davey8-4-09thT-28th
2005John Davey3-10-010th
2006Marc Long3-6-09th
2007Marc Long5-6-09th
2008Marc Long3-4-09th
2009Marc Long7-1-09th
2010Marc Long10-1-06th
2011Marc Long7-1-07th35th
2012Marc Long7-2-05th26th
2013Marc Long7-3-07th32nd
2014Marc Long2-9-08th
2015Marc Long7-2-08th35th
2016Marc Long6-3-07th40th
2017Marc Long6-3-08th
2018Marc Long5-1-07th40th
2019Marc Long6-2-08th
2020Marc Long
Women's Swimming & Diving
YearCoachW-L-TBig TenNCAA
1974-75Deborah Woodside1-2-09th
1975-76Deborah Woodside2-1-010th
1976-77Deborah Woodside1-1-08th
1977-78Deborah Woodside5-0-05th
1978-79Deborah Woodside0-3-010th
1979-80Deborah Woodside1-10-08th
1980-81Deborah Woodside3-12-09th
1981-82Dr. Peter Kennedy3-5-08th
1982-83Dr. Peter Kennedy6-2-04thT-31st
1983-84Dr. Peter Kennedy11-0-03rd26th
1984-85Dr. Peter Kennedy13-2-03rd26th
1985-86Dr. Peter Kennedy8-2-0T-2nd39th
1986-87Dr. Peter Kennedy5-0-110th
1987-88Dr. Peter Kennedy6-8-07th
1988-89Dr. Peter Kennedy4-7-07th
1989-90Dr. Peter Kennedy5-2-07th
1990-91Dr. Peter Kennedy8-1-16th42nd
1991-92Dr. Peter Kennedy8-2-07th
1992-93Dr. Peter Kennedy4-5-07th
1993-94Dr. Peter Kennedy5-5-09th
1994-95Dr. Peter Kennedy1-7-011th
1995-96Trish Meyer2-6-011th
1996-97Mary Bolich2-5-010th
1997-98Mary Bolich6-4-07th
1998-99Mary Bolich8-4-07th
1999-00Mary Bolich5-4-08th
2000-01Garland O'Keeffe5-7-08th40th
2001-02Garland O'Keeffe5-5-07th35th
2002-03Garland O'Keeffe8-4-08th20th
2003-04Garland O'Keeffe3-7-09th
2004-05Marc Long5-4-08th23rd
2005-06Marc Long8-6-010th27th
2006-07Marc Long6-6-010th
2007-08Marc Long5-7-09th
2008-09Marc Long7-4-09th
2009-10Marc Long8-4-09th
2010-11Marc Long5-7-09thT-30th
2011-12Marc Long10-6-09th37th
2012-13Marc Long8-2-010th
2013-14Marc Long9-5-08th
2014-15Marc Long7-4-08th38th
2015-16Marc Long8-3-011th38th
2016-17Marc Long7-2-011th26th
2017-18Marc Long6-3-011th
2018-19Marc Long6-6-010th
2019-20Marc Long9th

Notable former team members

Graeme Brewer Olympic Rings.svg

Wally Ris Olympic Rings.svg

Bowen Stassforth Olympic Rings.svg

Rafal Szukala Olympic Rings.svg

Artur Wojdat Olympic Rings.svg

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References

  1. "Branding Guide 2020". HawkeyeSports.com. Retrieved March 14, 2022.
  2. "2019-20 Iowa Swim Dive Media Guide" (PDF). Retrieved 2020-05-15.