The Puget Sound women’s swim team began its 2018-19 season with a tie at the College of Idaho, and the Logger men came up just short against the Yotes Saturday.
Puget Sound men's and women's swimming head coach Chris Myhre is excited to announce 18 new student-athletes to the program. Puget Sound welcomes seven men's swimmers and 11 women's swimmer's to this year's recruiting class.
Registration is now open for the 2018 Little Loggers Summer Camp. The camp is for children 6-12 years old, and is staffed by numerous Puget Sound coaches. Camp dates are July 9-12. Click HERE for registration and information.
Puget Sound’s Student-Athletes of the Year were honored by the Tacoma Athletic Commission (TAC) during a luncheon at Tower Lanes in Tacoma Thursday afternoon.
Twenty-four All-Northwest Conference honors, four NWC titles, NWC Swimmer of the Year, and appearances on the national stage. The 2017-18 Puget Sound men’s and women’s swim season gave the Loggers plenty to cheer about.
University of Puget Sound athletics celebrated its 2017-18 year with the annual All-Sports Celebration in Memorial Fieldhouse Tuesday night. Former men's basketball student-athlete Matt Reid '16 was the emcee for the event.
Kelli Callahan is set to compete in the NCAA Division-III Swimming Championships, starting Wednesday, March 21, in Indiana University Natatorium. The Championships conclude March 24.
The Puget Sound men's and women's swim teams hosted the Puget Sound Finale Saturday. It was a non-scoring meet with Whitworth, Pacific Lutheran, and Lewis & Clark.
Sophomore Kelli Callahan can add more accolades to her dominant Northwest Conference Championships performance. College Swimming named Callahan the NCAA D-III Women's Swimmer of the Week.
Three Northwest Conference titles. Two Northwest Conference records. Seven All-Northwest Conference honors. And, of course, the 2018 Co-Northwest Conference Swimmer of the Year.
Sophomore Kelli Callahan was named the Co-Northwest Conference Women’s Swimmer of the Year, and classmate Dylan Reimers earned an individual NWC title as the 2018 NWC Swimming Championships came to a close Sunday night. Whitworth hosted the three-day event in Weyerhaeuser King County Aquatic Center.
The Puget Sound men’s and women’s swim teams are preparing for the Northwest Conference Championships, which starts Friday, Feb. 9, and concludes Sunday, Feb. 11. The Championships are just a few miles from the Puget Sound campus in Federal Way, Washington, in the King County Weyerhauser Aquatic Center.
Sophomore swimmer Kelli Callahan earned her fourth Northwest Conference Women’s Swimming Student-Athlete of the Week honor, the conference announced this week. She was also named the Logger of the Week.
Sophomore Kelli Callahan set a new Puget Sound record, and the Logger swim teams celebrated four seniors competing in their final home dual Saturday afternoon. The Puget Sound women lost to Pacific Lutheran, 135-108, and the Logger men fell to the Lutes, 152-91.
The Puget Sound swim teams celebrate their four senior swimmers when the Loggers host Pacific Lutheran, Saturday, Jan. 27, at 1 p.m. for the final home dual of the 2017-18 season.
The Puget Sound swim teams returned to Northwest Conference action at Whitman, but the Logger women lost to the Blues, 128-77, and the Logger men lost, 131-71.
The week began with a couple of Northwest Conference honors, and it continues with a couple of Northwest Conference road duals. The Puget Sound men’s and women’s swim teams resume their conference schedule at Whitman, Friday, Jan. 19, at 6 p.m. The Loggers then take on Whitworth, Saturday, Jan. 20, at 1 p.m
Dylan Reimers and Kelli Callahan were both named Northwest Conference Student-Athlete of the Week for men’s and women’s swimming, respectively, the NWC recently announced.
The Puget Sound men's and women's swim teams lost duals at Trinity Tuesday afternoon. The Logger women lost to the Tigers, 123-88, and Puget Sound men fell, 102-75.
The Puget Sound swim teams are in San Antonio, Texas, for their first meet of 2018. The Loggers begin the new year with a dual at Trinity (Tex.), Tuesday, Jan. 9.
The Puget Sound women’s swim team took second place in the Logger Invitational in Wallace pool, and the Logger men placed fourth overall. The Invitational started Friday, Dec. 1, and concluded Sunday night.
Following a three-week break from competition, the Puget Sound men’s and women’s swim teams return to Wallace Pool to host three-day Logger Invitational, Dec. 1-3.
The Puget Sound women’s swim team won its first home dual of the season, beating Linfield, 107-98, Friday night. The Logger men lost to the Wildcats, 116-83. The Logger women have won three consecutive Northwest Conference duals.
Kelli Callahan and Dylan Reimers continue to dominate Northwest Conference duals action as both Loggers won three events against Willamette in Wallace Pool Saturday afternoon. The Logger women topped the Bearcats, 153-52, and the Logger men were victorious, 121-82.
Women tie Yotes, men come up short at College of Idaho
October 20, 2018The Puget Sound women’s swim team began its 2018-19 season with a tie at the College of Idaho, and the Logger men came up just short against the Yotes Saturday.
