Kristian Ipsen ’15 wins bronze in Olympic synchronized diving
Rising sophomore Kristian Ipsen won a bronze medal at the London 2012 Olympic Games in the men’s synchronized diving 3-meter springboard event with partner Troy Dumais on Wednesday.
Men’s Swimming & Diving
M. Swimming: Former NBAC coach Scott Armstrong hired as assistant coach
Ted Knapp, the Goldman Family Director of Men’s Swimming, announced the hiring of Scott Armstrong as the Cardinal’s new men’s swimming assistant coach on Wednesday.
M. Swimming: The legacy of Skip Kenney
Seven NCAA titles. 72 NCAA individual champions. A 243-40 overall regular season record. 31 consecutive Pac-10/Pac-12 championships in one of the most competitive and talent-filled conferences in the nation.
Men’s swimming coach Skip Kenney retires after historic career
Stanford men’s swimming head coach Skip Kenney is calling it a career after 33 years on the Farm
M. Swimming: Stanford beats stacked field for 31st straight conference title
The Stanford men’s swimming team faced off against some of the best teams in the nation this past weekend, as three of the top six teams competed at the inaugural Pac-12 Championship in East Los Angeles. But none of those teams came even close to stopping the Cardinal from taking the 2012 Pac-12 crown and winning its 31st-consecutive conference title in the process
M. Swimming and Diving: Card faces challenge to win 31st straight conference title
When the inaugural Pac-12 Swimming Championship splashes off today, the Stanford men’s swimming and diving team will begin the four-day quest to win its 31st consecutive conference title
M. Swimming and Diving: Stanford demolishes USC in L.A.
The Stanford men’s swimming and diving team took a trip down to USC this past weekend, hoping for some fast individual swims and a team win. The Cardinal accomplished both of those goals as No. 3 Stanford (7-1, 3-1 Pac-12) swam some eye-popping times while defeating No. 5 USC 175-118 on Saturday
M. Swimming and Diving: California’s best battle in Los Angeles
Three of the top six men’s swimming and diving teams in the country are set to compete at the USC McDonald’s Swim Stadium this weekend with regular-season bragging rights on the line
